Bethany Bisons prove tough under coach Knight
Bethany College in Bethany West Virginia opens fall with 11 newcomers, yet coach John J. Knight builds an undefeated Bisons squad. Quarterback Max Homer leads in passing and total offense as Bethany beats West Virginia Wesleyan and Davis and Elkins before triumphing over Allegheny.
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Moore To Defend Title In Powpey Bout Jan. 10
Archie Moore plans a fifth title defense against Yolande Pompey of Trinidad in London at Earls Court on Tuesday January 16. Promoters Solomons and Johnson outlined terms, with Moore likely receiving 40 percent while Pompey would take about 20 percent, plus a flat guarantee for Moore. Pompey, ranked fourth among contenders, has mixed US success. Moore has pursued a rematch with Marciano and reassurances from managers about future opportunities.
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Walkersville and Frederick Prep for County Soccer Tilt
Walkersville and Frederick County High League clubs ready for the Walkersville match after out of circuit games. Dick Smith leads Walkersville with three goals, while Paul Eaves and Jim Rexroad contribute key scores. Frederick edges toward a Lisbon tie with Rexroad’s late field goal as Ausherman nets a first half tally.
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Walkersville Bowling Co. Latest Division Results
Pepsi Cola 2 Rocky Springs 2 Babe's Package Store 3 Cramer's 1 City Motors 3 & P Telephone 1 Brownies Garage 4 Coca Cola 0 Fred Motors 2 Lauran's Paint's 2 Standings Pepsi Cola 33 Fred Motors 3. Brownies Garage 21 Babes. Package Store 19 City Motors 7 C & P Telephone 9 Coca Cola 9. Karcher of Washington State College banished in effigy amid Pacific Coast Conference tensions. Huskies upset by Oregon State. another display targeted Washington, California. DUCKS strong drink incident in Albuquerque ends with police intervention.
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Mountaineers May Get Total Offense Title
The Associated Press notes West Virginia led major college total offense for six games in 1955, averaging 450.0 yards per game with 566 yards in a 39-0 win over Marquette. Oklahoma trailed with 392.0 yards and 332 points per game as West Virginia dominated rushing and passing, ranking top in combined offense and near the top in passing.
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Industrial Bowling League Results and Schedule
Industrial Bowling League standings and results show Cults defeating Dolly's Gro 4 to 0 and Stup-Crowther 4 to 0, Creen's Essa 3 to 1 over Phils Esan, and Esskay Hams 3 to 1 against Budweiser. Next week B Tate Cabs face PRE, Lewis Gra play Greens Essa, Dabs s Gig meets Tesskad Tiants, Stup-Crowther vs Farmer's Co, and Dack's Feed Store 4. Budweiser.
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Sugar Ray Is Tatum Wary Now Rated No 1 of Louisiana
Ring Magazine released monthly boxing rankings naming Sugar Ray Robinson as the top middleweight contender, with Nino Valdes moving ahead of Hurricane Tommy Jackson in the heavyweight class. Other shifts include Slade rising to fifth, Pompey moving to third, and Akins listed among welterweights. Maryland coach Jim Tatum considers LSU a dangerous undefeated foe, holding secret practices to prepare for the tensed matchup.
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Calvin Griffith Named President of Senators
Calvin R. Griffith was named president of the Washington Senators, succeeding Clark Griffith who died last Thursday. At 43 he takes a post long groomed for by his foster father, continuing the Griffith leadership of the franchise begun in 1912.
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Faint glimpses of baseball gossip and personnel moves
A jumble of scores, names, and rumors across cities like Sacramento Houston New York and Vancouver. Mentions include Pete Agusto Abe Fights last night and Jackie Robinson linked to a managerial role with the Dodgers. A Vancouver Province report hints at a winter baseball guess game and other scattered sports chatter.
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Exhibition Scores Highlight Unclear Historic Matchups
Ambiguous report lists scattered team names and odd phrases such as Boston 19 Philadelphia 9 and Minneapolis 1 alongside unrelated lines about a two hundred foot long corkscrew and coal. The piece lacks coherent events or outcomes to form a clear summary.
Batt And Cuff Bout Is Scheduled Tonight
Two lightweights Paddy De Mareo and Frankie Ruff clash tonight at 10 p.m. EST in a 10 round bout at the Coliseum televised on ABC. The bout eyes a shot at the 135-pound title held by Bud Smith as De Mareo and Ruff seek major championship contention amid mixed records and rankings. The Cleveland Indians meanwhile released first baseman Ferns Fain, the 1951 batting champion.
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Deer Archery Season Opens With Single Buck Reported
Hundreds hunted the Catoctin Mountain area as the 11 day bow season began. Robert L. Lilly of Silver Spring brought in the only deer, an eight point buck weighing 112 pounds, near Brewster's enclosure on the Frederick City Watershed. Wardens cited three Baltimore men for hunting after sundown.
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NFL Boss Calls Meeting of Club Owners in Philadelphia
Commissioner Bert Bell summoned NFL club owners to Philadelphia on November 28 at 10 a.m. for the annual bonus draft. Each club will select three players from the eligible list. Playoff dates were to be discussed as needed.
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