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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1958

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4

Oregon State Surprises But Loses To Ohio

In Pasadena a rugged Oregon State team pushed Ohio State in the Rose Bowl but Ohio State pulled away in the fourth quarter for a 10 to 7 win. Bob White and Jim Nouston provided key runs and the game featured multiple turnovers by Oregon with Ohio State capitalizing on two interceptions and a fumble to secure the victory before 160000 in attendance.

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Semi finals Staged In Golf Medal Tourney

Semifinals were staged across divisions in the TMCA KThie Gold Medal tourney. Intermed and junior rounds featured Bulldogs, Black Knights, Green Devils, Flying Eagles, and others with close finishes and notable upsets. Tuesday results include Flying Eagles losing 27 26 to Green Devils while Gunners beat Septons 39 33. Bulldogs later defeated Black Knights in intermediates.

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Hardy Anglers Score Early In Trout Season Debut

The report notes strong opening by Hardy Anglers as trout season begins with Texas Longhorns showing improved offense against an opponents lineup. Key moments include Max Alvis scoring from two yards, Bobby Lickey converting, and later a Billy Brewer pass to Syart for a score. Multiple players contribute in rushing and passing plays as the game progresses.

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Navy Defeats Rice 20-7 in Cotton Bowl Thriller

Navy, led by quarterback Frank Ryan and standout Ned Oldham, overwhelmed Rice 20-7 in the Cotton Bowl. The Midshipmen dominated with strong running and defense, though Rice twice threatened. Oldham scored a 19 yard TD, Ryan connected on key passes, and Navy sealed the win amid penalties and fumbles by both teams.

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Prairie View and Texas Southern Tie In Bowl Game Ending

Prairie View and Texas Southern played to a 6 6 tie in the Prairie View Bowl as the second game of the season between the two Texas universities. About 3 500 fans witnessed a late touchdown and a securing play that left the score tied in the third annual matchup. The event included a notable punt return and a late pass play, with key players Daniels and Malone contributing to the scoring and a safety in the end zone.

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Louisville Cardinals Triumph Over Drake in Bowl Bid

Louisville starches Drake in a high scoring first half then holds on for a 34-20 victory. Key plays include Dale Orem’s passes to Ed Young and George Cain’s late first half TD, with Bryant and Labrase leading the rushing and scoring for Louisville. Drake’s Lablase and Newell found the end zone, while turnovers shaped the second half.

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Oklahoma Rolls Past Duke in 24th Orange Bowl 48-21

Oklahoma dominates Duke with a 48-21 Orange Bowl victory sparked by David Baker's 94 yard interception return, multiple turnovers, and a strong team surge that secures the Sooners' win as Duke struggles with penalties and miscues.

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College Basketball Scores From Mobile and Other Matches

A scrambled recap of college games with Citadel 89 over Florida 69, Ohio State 68 over Yale 70, Virginia 70 over Miami Ohio 63, and Murray Kentucky 78 over Louisville 64. Notes include Oklahoma players and a blocked pass play, plus mentions of Cincinnati and Duke advances.

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Philadelphia Eyes 1958 Navy Notre Dame Game In Philly

Philadelphia officials discuss hosting Navy Notre Dame at Municipal Stadium in 1958. Navy would pay a minimum stadium-use charge with full control of concession sessions and a potential revenue harvest. Baltimore and New York are mentioned as alternatives. no decision yet. Also notes former USTA official Lawrence Sheppard declines reelection and remains active in Pennsylvania business and sports circles.

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Swimming Teams Set to Clash Saturday in Maryland Ohio Valley League

Frederick and Hagerstown YMCA swimming teams prepare for a Saturday meet with Mason-Dixon league implications. Frederick boasts undefeated fronts in the two starts, while Hagerstown fields strong prep division swimmers Ken Bradford and Bob Stite Jr. The junior division features Frederick’s Dave Eyster and Richard Kyrante among standouts. Girls’ team for Hagerstown is still in organization, with Frederick girls already posting two wins and three losses.

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East Texas State Rally Seals Victory Over Mississippi Southern

East Texas State trailed early but comes from behind to beat Mississippi Southern 10 to 9 in the 17th annual Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Neal Lingon’s 31 yard field goal with a strong tailwind in the final period turned the game, after Southern dominated early. The Lions took a 7-1 lead on Gary Berry’s two yard rush, while a safety and late stop preserved ET State’s win before about 10,500 fans.

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Falley Wins Easily In Washington Bout

Zara Falley, 25, Chandler Arizona, beat newcomer Garvin Sawyer by unanimous decision at Capital Arena. Sawyer was knocked down in rounds eight and nine. Falley dominated from the start and eyes a Patterson title fight in Los Angeles. Swift, his manager, predicted a record outdoor bout next spring and a 100,000 gate.

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