Louisiana Leads Poll Sees Top 10 Shuffle In Rankings
LSU holds first with 3,105 points and 7 first place votes as Iowa, Army, Northwestern, Auburn and Oklahoma challenge. Mississippi drops to ninth after loss. Ohio State tumbles from fifth to 16th after defeat to Northwestern. Air Force joins top 10. ranking list includes Texas Christian, Syracuse, Rice, Notre Dame, UNC, Clemson and others.
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Redskins Still Are Not Solid Ball Club
Washington coach Joe Kuharich says the Redskins are not yet a solid club due to inexperience and injuries. He notes faults in defense and secondary, with key players like Dick Stanfer and Red Stephens sidelined, and several others carrying injuries. The issues follow four losses in six games as the team progresses in the preseason. Also in brief, the PGA announces a $700,600 spring summer tour with multiple co sponsored events including the Oklahoma City Open and the PGA Championship set for August in Minneapolis.
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Giants Meet Colts Sunday in Eastern Division Showdown
Giants captain Legeh Aust and left halfback Gifford sat out last Sunday as New York slipped in the race and drew the Browns. Coach Jim Lee Howell praised preparation and Tom Landry’s defense for matching Cleveland’s calls. Chuck Conerly threw three touchdown passes while Gifford eyed a return to help the Colts game.
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Dupre Out Of Sunday Game For Colts Giants
Baltimore faces a Sunday matchup with the New York Giants as halfback L G Dupre is ruled out with a dislocated shoulder. Quarterback John Unitas is doubtful with a bruised rib, awaiting two to three days of rest to assess his status. The Colts, five games in, must cope with several injuries including Lenny Moore and linemen George Preas Leo Sanford Milt Davis, while George Shaw would quarterback if Unitas cannot play.
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Cadets Hopeful for Next Season After Tough Home Loss
The Frederick Cadets wrap up a hard season at McCurdy Field with a loss to the Cadets. Coach Jack Molesworth prepares for a full rebuild, drawing on returning backs and an experienced line as key seniors depart. Wayne Geisbert and others graduate, but the team sees improved play late season and looks ahead to a stronger 1959 grid campaign.
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Top European contenders in World heavyweight ratings prompt boxing buzz
The NBA lists Ingemar Johansson as top European challenger to champion Floyd Patterson with Brian London ranked No 2. Other noted contenders include Henry Cooper and Gustave Scho, with future prospects like Jose Torres and Eddie Perkins highlighted. Ratings cover heavyweight to featherweight champions and top challengers, detailing nationalities and current standings.
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Hyde named AL Sophomore of the Year in AP voting
Dick Hyde of the Washington Senators won the 1958 American League Sophomore of the Year award with 46 of 96 votes. Norm Siebern, Tony Kubek, Russ Nixon, Jim Landis, and Brooks Robinson followed in the ballot results. Hyde posted 10 wins and 11 saves with a 1.75 ERA, the lowest among qualified relievers.
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Crowds See Pro Games Break NFL Attendance Record
Philadelphia crowds helped push NFL one day attendance past 291 000, with Commissioner Bert Bell praising "interesting, wide-open, clean football." He noted the season total would set a record, and cited higher future crowds as proof.
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Navy Reports Ten Injuries After Notre Dame Defeat
Navy suffered at least 10 injuries after a 40 to 20 loss to Notre Dame. QB Joe Tranchina and others reported charley horses and bruised shoulders, with several players sidelined including John Shirreffs and Frank Dattilo. A film review and Maryland scouting were planned.
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Packers May Face the Ax in Chicago Clash
Packers coach Ray McLean signals possible personnel cuts after a 364 loss to the Baltimore Colts. He says seven players show a defeatist attitude and hints actions before the Sunday game with the Bears, stressing the need to remove bad roots and stop the slide of Green Bay’s disappointing season.
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New York Opponent Stops Burke Emery in 63
The Associated Press reports Jose Torres stopped Burke Emery in the 63rd round in New York. In another bout Ernest Terrell outpointed Sid Peaks in Chicago. Richard Howard outpointed Tommy Tibbs in Halifax.
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Leahy Praises Iro as Notre Dame Signal Caller
Frank Leahy, former Notre Dame coach and current broadcaster, lauded quarterback George Iro for his passing, leadership, and impact on the Irish. He compared Iro favorably with past stars and noted Notre Dame’s recent struggles, yet sees Iro guiding the attack with strength and confidence.
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