Bulldogs Meet Tigers in Clash Of Rival Ivy Era
Yale Prince leads a pivotal slate as Clemson faces Maryland and Texas A&M chases a conference edge. The national title path, bowl implications, and regional rivalries color a weekend packed with Top 25 matchups and key conference showdowns across the nation.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
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Clemson
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Cremison
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Col
Winter Recreation Schedule At Y
The YMCA 1955 56 winter program lists activities for boys juniors and men with swimming basketball bowling and intermediate sessions. Directors include Gail Runkles Bernard Rinehart and Jack Griffin with events in Los Angeles Eureka and Oakland areas and recent boxing results featuring Charlie Green Esau Ferdinand Art Ramponi and Teddy Hay.
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YMCA
Bo Denart
Wesdlay
Anrivnte
Gail Runkles
Box
Bernard Rinehart
Jack Griffin
Cadets and Bulldogs Clash In Maryland West VA Grid Tilt
The Martinsburg Bulldogs rebuild after a four losses in five starts as quarterback Jim Clark shines with three touchdowns against Charles Town and two more versus Allegany. Frederick Cadets struggle with Blair pressure while Larry Smith and Evie Ramsburg spark Frederick’s scoring. Coach Cobourn’s line dominates against Wateren County as the opener details fade into late season drive and ticket renewals for Milwaukee Braves.
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Dickie Lewis
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Ronnie Porterfield
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Beall
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DeLee Pelee Gull
Dil Bendver
Bettucci
Beaver
Warren County
John Cobourn
Eddy Wammaker
Ding Harvenmaster
Charlie Eversole
Frank Hawkins
Wateren County
Montgomery Blair
Jimmie Stup
Blair
Bobby Poole
Geng Hummel
Larry Smith
Smith
Evie Ramsburg
Bill Ramsburg
Shoemaker Set to Ride in International at Laurel
Willie Shoemaker, hurt but able to ride, plans to compete in tomorrow's $65,000 International grass race at Laurel aboard England's Darius. The spill also affected Oliver Cutshaw, James Fitzgerald, and Jorge Contreras who were treated and released from the track infirmary with minor injuries.
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Laurel
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England
Darius
Oliver Cutshaw
James Fitzgerald
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Fitzgerald
Penalty Shot Decides County High Soccer clash Middletown tops Frederick
Bob Cole scored the only goal of the game on a penalty kick as Middletown beat Frederick 1 0 at Frederick High School to claim its third County High Soccer League contest win. Paul Shoemaker, Middletown’s impressive goalie, held a quiet day for Frederick with few chances.
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Bob Cole
Middletown
Frederick
Frederick High School
Cole
Paul Shoemaker
Valleyites
Young
Fert
Kabrick Shafer
Nikirk Lelauter
Allison Norman
Bowling League Results and Standings at a Glance
The FL andS Bowling League produced Cleaners 4 Office 0 Patternmakers 3 Molders 1 Warehouse 2 Machinist 2 by total pin fall. Next week matches: Warehouse v Patternmakers Machinist v Office Cleaners v Molders. Standings show Machinist 26 wins 14 losses Warehouse 22 48 Office 21 19 Cleaners 18 22 Molders 13 27. High game by Office rider 142. High set by Weddle Warehouse 361. High team game 577 and set 1606 by Warehouse.
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Molders
Warehouse
Na Oan Cleaners
Hummer
County High Soccer Lg results and local standings
Middletown beat Frederick 1 0 in the final game of the season. Other items list bowling center results, local sponsors, and weekly statistics for high games and sets. Also included are notes on ACC football leaders and Maryland Clemson prep, plus Maryland bowling league standings and high averages.
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Middletown
Frederick
Walkersville Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Monocacy Valley division shows Walkersville, Ramblers, Macs, Vagabonds and Warriors with win totals, points and percentages. High scores include Fritz and Weddle in averages and games, Castle and Weddle in individual games, Vagabonds and Photo Lab in high team sets, and Vagabonds/Warriors leading in team totals.
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Macs
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Nder- Warriors
Ally
Igh
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Troxell
Weddle
Castle
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Cannon
Vasabuntis
Photo Lab
Vagabonds
Warriors
Annual Feud Game Saturday in Pittsburgh
West Virginia aims to extend its perfect mark in the annual football feud with Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh. The Mountaineers, unbeaten and bowl-conscious, face a Panthers squad aiming to spoil the season, while nearby college forecasts list a slate of Top 25 showdowns and upsets across the country.
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Spartans
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Princeton
Army
UCLA
Washington
Huskies
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Navy
Columbia
Claude Benham
Pennsylvania
West Virginia Mountaineers Eye Sugar Bowl Bid
West Virginia's unbeaten team may receive a Sugar Bowl invitation after Saturday's showdown with Pittsburgh. Coach Art Lewis expresses pride in his squad amid strong offensive stats, while scouts from Sugar, Cotton Bowls watch the Pittsburgh clash for potential bids.
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Pappy) Lewis
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Associated Press
Fred Digby
New Orleans
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Maryland H S Football Schedule and Clemson Trip
The Maryland high school football schedule lists numerous Friday and Saturday games across several counties with teams like Georgetown Prep Beall and Calvert, and includes a Sunday mention of Mount St Joseph’s trip to Clemson. Coach Jim Tatum will lead a brain-session for players, with forty players making the road trip and no workout tomorrow.
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13 Entered In Laurel Race
A 13-horse field from seven countries contests the $65,000 Washington International at Laurel, led by Social Outcast and Traffic Judge. Panaslipper, Mister Gus, Aeschylus, and Nucleus are among foreign and domestic runners in a race seen as one of the world’s great events with rain forecast and a 4:15 p.m. EST post.
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Baron Henry Thyssen
Ataturk
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el Chama
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Llangollen Farm
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William F.kyne
Doug Small
Aeschylus
Eric Guerin
Arcaro
Panasslipper
Tommy Burns
Panaslipper
Willie Hartack
Icelandic language noted for stability and Danish understanding
Indiana statisticians report milk production costs up to 9,000 pounds per year. A cow producing 4,000 pounds costs $43 above feed. At 6,000 pounds the excess is $120 and at 9,000 pounds it reaches $199.
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