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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1957

Page

3

Jayvee Football Defeated by South Hagerstown 6–0

Frederick High School Jayvee football fell to South Hagerstown 6–0 yesterday. A Hartcock interception led to a fumble and a Hagerstown recovery, then Grattan scored from six yards. Frederick had chances including a 22 yard drive and a first one yard line chance but failed on downs.

Frederick Thee South Wightvard Jayvees Westminster S.hagerstown Pas Frederick Ports Evans Bowers House Cooper LG Shultz Sealey Duan Tv Cooper RT Grove’ Selby Hartsock Morgan Zim Erman Poffinburger Wenzel Reed Schuettinger Guilliani Marline Frederick S. Hagerstown Crist Whichard Bachell Myers Mattina McHenry Blank Larkin Routzahn Fry Markey Spurrier Lodge Alexander Guilliani

Dodgers And Giants To Meet In Opener

CHICAGO November 6 The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants will inaugurate major league baseball on the West Coast with opening day games set for April 15 in San Francisco. The 1958 NL schedule was adopted by league representatives who also heard from three airline delegates seeking coast-to-coast service. Other opening day matchups include Chicago at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. Second opening games on April 18 feature San Francisco at Los Angeles and St. Louis at ...

Chicago Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants West Coast Ces San Francisco St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles New York Braves Associated Press Alstar Baseball Waters Asso. of America Red Schoendienst Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron Warren Spann Lew Burdette New York Yankees Gil McDougald Yogi Berra Mickey Mantle Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Stan Aiusial St. Louis Cardinals Williams Musial Mathews McDougald Mantle Spahn Berra Aaron

All America backfield candidates named in regional list

The 1957 All America backfield candidates include Tom Forss tal Navy quarterback Mike Sommer George Washington full back Dick Christy NC State halfback Wray Carlton Duke Jim Bakhtiar Virginia Alex Hawkins South Carolina Bobby Jordan VUJ Bodty Schwarze The Citadel Bakhtiar leads major colleges in rushing with 676 yards on 148 carries.

Cews Frederick Jim' Pare Soc eeeSemy Jones Washingtos Associated Press Jim Bakhtiar Virginia Alex Hawkins South Carolina Bobby Jordan V.al Bodty Schwarze Citadel Bakhtiar

Colts Tops But Not In Standing

The article lists NFL leaders with Baltimore leading in offense and defense, including top rushing, passing, and scoring marks. It notes Cleveland as best pass defense, Chicago and New York strong in various categories, and San Francisco high in passing efficiency while Los Angeles and New York trails in rushing.

Fladelfeia Cleveland Bro San Francisco Boures Balimore Cats New York Glesus Chicago Bears Chicago Cardinals Baltimore Wee Cleveland New York Giants Dy Pas Los Angeles Rams New York Bears Clevelands Browns

Sanford And Kubek Named Top Rookies

Tony Kubek and Jack Sanford were named major league Rookies of the Year for 1957 by a Baseball Writers Association panel. Kubek led AL freshmen with 23 votes, Sanford won NL rookie honors with 16. Malzone and Bouchee also received votes. Kubek batted .297 in 127 games. Sanford went 19-8 with a 3.08 ERA and 188 strikeouts.

New York Tony Kubek New York Yankees Jack Sanford Philadelphia Phils Kubek Sanford Baseball Writers Assn. of America Frank Malzone Boston Red Sox Malzone Board of Ed Bouchee Dick Crott Chicago Cubs Bob Hazle Milwaukee Braves Milwaukee Braves Hatboro Mass

Backfield Stars Lead 1957 All America Crop

Preliminary AP regional boards name leading backfield candidates across the nation. John Crow of Texas A and M tops the list along with Donald Clark of Ohio State and Jim Pace of Michigan from the Big Ten. Bob Swansky of Colorado and Clendon Thomas of Oklahoma represent the Big Eight with Ray Brown of Mississippi and Bobby Gordon of Tennessee also featured.

New York Associated Press John Crow Texas A Donald Clark Ohio State Jim Pace Michigan Bob Swansky Colorado Clendon Thomas Oklahoma Ray ‘Brown Mississippi Bobby Gordon Tennessee

Eastern and Western clubs set for three and four trip swings

The report outlines how national league teams like Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and others will undertake three game sets between East and West divisions, with Chicago, St. Louis, Los Angeles, and San Francisco as the West group making four East trips. It also notes ownership tensions as Gabriel Murphy seeks control of the Washington club amid Griffith family stock arrangements and past disputes with Calvin Griffith.

Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia Dodgers Brookium Giants New York St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Cubs Cardinals Circinnati l St. Louis Washington Senators Isday Griffith Murphy Calvin Griffith

F Bochina League Friday Results and Standings

In the Friday light division latest results EFACe defeated C. & M. Mobi 3 to 3 while Petersville Five tied Irish Five and Ship's Five defeated Arcade Five. State Road and Petersville Five remained tied for top with 3 points each and standings show Ca BR Five and Church Hill Five among others in the pack.

State Road Efac. C. & M. Mobii Smith's Pies Postiae Inn Petersville Ship’s Five Arcade EFAC C. & Mr. Mobi Pontiae Inn Irish Smith’s Pies Church Hill Suip’s Pis- Petersvie Trish Skin’s C. & M. Mobi Smith

Shoemaker to ride Gallant Man in Trenton Handicap

Willie Shoemaker chooses Gallant Man to race in the Trenton Handicap at Garden State Park over Round Table, citing a debt to owner Ralph Lowe. The field also includes Round Table, Dedicate, and Bold Ruler in the $15,300 two mile and a quarter race.

Camden Willie Shoemaker Gallant Man Round Table Garden State Park Lowe Gallas Weal Calandiumet Iron Liege Gallant Jaize Trenton Aaron Lowe Gallant iMan Johnny Nerud

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