Orange Bowl Jan 2 Top Game Sees Oklahoma Maryland
The Orange Bowl on January 2 features Oklahoma versus Maryland as the marquee matchup. Bowl picture remains unsettled with Rose UCLA Michigan Ohio State and Sugar and Cotton bids all in flux amid conference races and host-team rules.
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Army and Navy clash set for November 26 game
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 13 Army and Navy prepare for the annual showdown on November 26. Navy’s Welsh broke school career passing records by completing 76 of 146 for 1,148 yards in seven games. He led a high‑scoring air attack that included five touchdowns through the air, aided by Tom Forrestal and Gus Rahahs. Navy’s defense held Columbia to 53 yards rushing as the offense posted a 47‑0 win, while the series with Columbia ends after 1900 as Navy seeks momentum for the next season.
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Ari Welsh
South Carolina
Inter Church League Men s Division Standings and Matches
Inter-Church League standings list Evangelical Reformed Mt Pleasant Methodist Doubs Lutheran Middletown Reformed Baptist Church of the Brethren Grace Reformed Buckeystown Methodist and others. Buckeystown Methodist led high team at 609 with Mt Pleasant Methodist 1 681 in high team set. Next match November 4 with multiple pairings including Mt Pleasant and Middletown Ref fields.
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Middletown Lutheran Calvary
Robert Stratlman
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Buckeystown
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Frederick Luth
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Football scores from games across the league
New York defeated Baltimore 17 to 7 while Philadelphia beat Cleveland 33 to 17. Chicago Bears routed Los Angeles 24 to 3. Detroit edged Pittsburgh 31 to 28 and Washington won 7 to 0 against San Francisco.
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Packers-defeat Cardinals to halt skid in NFL clash
Green Bay Packers topped the Chicago Cardinals 31 to 14 in San Francisco as Tobin Rate hurled three TDs and players like Dick Land, Gary Knafelk, Bill Howton and Al Carmichael produced scoring plays. Ted Cone added a 42 yard field goal. Compton and Lane connected on a 98 yard pass play near an NFL record.
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Giants Halt Colts Bid With 17 7 Victory in New York
The New York Giants upset Baltimore 17 7 at Polo Grounds before 33 982 fans to block a three way tie for the NFL Western lead. Chuck Conerly passed for a 28 yard TD to Ken McAfee and connected on a 22 yard pass to Frank Gifford, plus a 19 yard completion to Kyle Rote setting up Ben Agajanian's 32 yard field goal. Baltimore finally scored on a 19 yard pass from George Shaw to Jim Mutscheller in the final moments.
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Frank Gifford
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George Shaw
Jim Mutscheller
Walkersville Bowling Scores and Standings Division A
Division A results list teams and games: Nicholson's 2 Rosemont's 2 Joe's Market 2 American Stores 2 Barlgis & Zimmerman 4 Rice's 0 Excelsior Dairy 3 Thurmont J Hamilton's 3 Pabst B. Ribbon 1. Highlights: Kemp 156 high game Brown 417 high single set Rosemont 642 high team game Nicholson's 1,824 high team match. Division B shows C. & P. T. Co. 4 Bartonsville Lease's Five 2 Gulf Service Murray's Market 3 Ideal D. 1 Civitan 2 Smith's Atlantic 2 National Amoco 4 Lander 0.
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Hamilton's
Browns Lose To Eagles Rally halts Browns in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles beat the Cleveland Browns 33 to 17 at home as Adrian Burk sparked a comeback with 198 passing yards two touchdowns and six carries for 34 yards. Bill Stribling caught six passes for 123 yards and two TDs, while Lou Groza added kicks and a short field goal. Cleveland led 17-0 early, but Burk and the Eagles seized control for the win before 39,303 fans.
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Lou Groza
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Redskins Defeat 49ers 7 to 0 in Washington
Washington Redskins beat the San Francisco 49ers 7 to 0 as Gene Brito batted away A. Tittle’s pass and recovered at the 33. Bert Zagers scored the winning TD late in the third quarter, with Vic Janowicz adding the extra point. The victory tightens the Redskins within a game of the Browns in the NFL Eastern Division.
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Philadelphia
Bert Zagers
Michigan State
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Sparks Sets Records in High Team Game and Match
Set Sparks achieved high team game and match marks with scores 157 and 424. C. P. Telephone Co. posted 620 and 1 719 in the event, reflecting strong performances across the board.
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Beightol Leads Maryland Past Clemson in Emergency Start
Maryland, facing a swollen throat for Franck Tamburello, started Lynn Beightol at quarterback and rallied from a 12-0 deficit to beat Clemson 28-20. Beightol threw two TD passes, Ed Vereb scored twice, and Maryland secured its ninth win of the season. Clemson’s 205 yards in the first half slipped to 22 in the second as Beightol sparked the comeback.
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Tamburello
Ed Vereb
Frank Howard
Industrial Bowling League Results and Standings
Industrial Bowling League results show Warren's B and Warren's R sweeping opponents 4 0 and 4 0 respectively while Morgan Lunch and Harold's posted 4 0 wins. K and WH Plumber edged Marlow's 3 1 and 3 1, Schlitz Beer posted 3 losses, and there were ties between Jefferson and Schlitz Beer. High lean set minus one credited to Schlitz Beer with team score 1781 and high team game 639. Mulehay 413 and Powell 157 highlighted individual achievements. Reading note: printing quality affects readability per Bet ter Vision Institute.
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Achievement Program By Ballenger 1-H Boys
The Ballenger 4-H Club held its annual achievement program Thursday at the Community Hall in Feagaville. About 40 members, parents and guests were present. Winners included Grace Zimmerman state safety winner and Daniel Moore state soil conservation winner with a trip to National 4-H Congress in Chicago, Allen Moore home beautification and state public speaking winner with two wrist watches. County winners featured Aljee Compher, Edgar Hawker, Chaborne Noffsinger and others in garden, water maintenance and judging. Awards included 4-H knives, club news subscriptions, and book covers for outstanding record books. Bible reading by Grace Zimmerman opened the program, with remarks by Allen Moore and Kenneth Zimmerman, plus a trip report to Waterloo by Thomas Zimmerman.
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Feagaville
Arthur Cook
Grace Zimmerman
Daniel Moore
Chicago
Allen Moore
Aljee Compher
Edgar Hawker
Chaborne Noffsinger
Watter
Allen ‘Moore
Lee Whipp
Atlee Compher
Thomas Zimmerman
Allee Compher
William Brittain
Kenneth Zimmerman
Waterloo
College Scores And Infirmary Notes From Maryland
College football results from the Associated Press list Morris Harvey over Morehead and other games while Maryland quarterback candidate Frank Tamburello lies in the university infirmary with a throat infection. He may miss several days as observation continues after a swollen gland appeared on the trip to Clemson. Also noted, West Germany will compete with the Soviet Union in track and field in 1956 with a first meeting date pending in Germany.
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