Browns Break NFL Rushing Record In Week Of Picks
Cleveland star James Brown surged to 152 yards to lift his season total to 1,163, 17 more than Van Buren's 1,246 set in 149. The expert grid picks highlight Harvard over Yale and LSU over Tulane as major contrasts, with Heisman metrics and team rankings noted alongside reports of other NFL performances and sports results.
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Orioles Schedule Highlights Include 46 Night Home Games
The Baltimore Orioles announce their 1959 season begins April 4 at Memorial Stadium against the New York Yankees after an opening on the road. They plan 46 night home games, one more than 1956, potentially tying the American League record for evening games at home in a season.
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No Firings At Michigan State No Firings At Michigan State
CHAPEL HILL North Carolina AP I thought I was doing Earle Edwards a favor said North Carolina Coach Jim Tatum as he questioned the eligibility of a North Carolina State College player. An investigation by the conference executive committee upheld the sophomore Reynolds eligibility. If ruled ineligible State would have forfeited 1958 victories and given Carolina a new lease on the ACC title chase. Hannah said there would be no further comment and that the matter is closed. COLTS SIGN GUARD Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Fred Thurston a 245 pound guard from Valparaiso University as a free agent and he will report Wednesday.
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Schoendienst Diagnosed With Tuberculosis Ends Baseball Plans
Milwaukee AP reports Red Schoendienst, 35, second baseman for the Milwaukee Braves, has tuberculosis and likely will not play next season. Dr. Ray Martin, Schoendienst’s physician, said tests begun in St. Louis confirmed TB. Schoendienst is hospitalized at Mount St. Rose Sanitarium and led the Braves to the 1957 World Championship before illness.
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Fight Results From Associated Press Boxing Card
Miami Beach Charles Liston 211 Philadelphia stopped Ernie Cale 211% Brooklyn 8 San Jose Kid Javeila oa 139 Manaila knocked out Joey Padilla 134 San Jose 7 Holyoke Dick Di Vola 12544 Boston Kid Chick 1244 Westfield Mass drew 8. Tokyo Atsushi Fukumoto Japan outpointed Masaji Iwamo Japan 10. Flyweights. MARRED TO THESE DEATH The Pascagoula Indian tribe marched into the Pascagoula River singing their death chant instead of facing the Biloxi Indians.
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Indian Stockholders Buy Out Greenbergs
In Cleveland the majority stockholders of the Indians completed a buyout of Hank Greenberg and brothers Charles and Andrew Baxter. Purchase price not disclosed, covering about 60 percent of the club's 6,000 shares. The board said the action was to bring a harmonious conclusion for all concerned and that differences among directors had persisted, with negotiations not covering debentures.
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Iowa Notre Dame clash tops open offense contest
New York AP notes a wide open clash as Iowa and Notre Dame battle with top national offenses. Iowa averages 399.6 yards a game, while Notre Dame sits at 370.5 in total offense, bolstered by George Iroz pass heavy November surge. Army Navy and Utah are cited among leaders, with San Jose State posting 285 passing yards against Fresno State.
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Orioles Schedule Set for 1959 Season With 11 Home Weekends
The Baltimore Orioles announced 77 home games for 1959, 46 at night, opening April 9 at Washington and April 14 at home against the New York Yankees. If weather allows all games, they could tie a league record for evening games, with six Sunday doubleheaders and a Labor Day weekend visit from Washington. Pimlico horses Round Table Bardstown and Gallant Man lead entries for the Pimlico Special on November 29, with Greentree Stable boasting four prior wins in the event.
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Air Force In Running For Sugar Bowl Bid
Air Force is among leading candidates for the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day as controversy swirls over possible invitations for the unbeaten Falcons. Sugar Bowl officials say many factors, including Washington talks and state segregation laws, could affect invitation decisions.
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Cummings Dempsey Set ACC Football Records
North Carolina QB Jack Cummings nearly reaches ACC all time yardage mark after two TD passes against Notre Dame. Arnold Dempsey breaks ACC single game and season records for passes attempted and completed, finishing 19 of 32 for 249 yards against South Carolina. Cummings totals climb to 1,025 offensive yards in nine games, with 61 completions for 1,010 yards. Duke’s Wray Carlton leads ACC rushing with 561 yards. Maryland’s Bob Rusevlyan sits fifth in total offense. The note ends with a quip about Cummings’ name.
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Sophomores key Maryland win over Miami in ACC action
Maryland coach Tommy Mont leans on sophomores after a 26 14 victory over Miami and plans to rely on them again versus Virginia. Tackle Bob Cole and quarterback Dick Searbath contribute as nine sophomores start for the Terps in the season finale against the Cavaliers. Meanwhile Richmond reports a budget protest over squirrel coats with a population estimate of 119 and a doubled ration of peanuts.
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