Army Dominates All America Ballot With Freshman Star
The News highlights Army players as top picks in the All America selections led by 19 year old Bod Anderson who set a West Point rushing and scoring pace. Gresscup from Texas A&M and Michigan State's Walt Rowland also figure prominently. Coaches praise accuracy and arm strength with comparisons to Sid Luckman.
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Hseey Grayson
NEA
Dick Wasi
Athemtra Tl Pa
Nessre
Longinés-Willmsuer Co
Ameries Co
Ai-America
Army
Bod Andert Son
Cocoa
Fla
Orillians
Glenn Davis
West Point
AlbAmerica
Kentucky Techie
Tvo
Midwest
Gresscup
Sixe Anderson
John, Crow
Texas A
Michigan State
Walt Rowales
Hudson Highlands
Colorado State
Utah
Gross
Santa Aorica
Calif
Sid Luckmen
Red Blaik
Lee
Cactus Jack Curtice
Crew
Kor
Ko-Wal- Chick
Craw
Red Sanders
UCLA
Kowelczyk
Sori
Rézsen
Californians
Lzi Lou
Spettastizs
Okiahama
Jim Anez
Eddie Erd
Bowling Leagues Standings and Highs At DET¢MUA Arcade League
In the Men’s Ten Pin division standings show W L and percentages for teams such as Red, WW, BB, and others. Highs include Rhoderick 165 Roseto first, Wak set 205 by Abe, Stockman final series 327, Rhoderick 252. High team game shows Pilots 819, Braves 99, Birds 771. High team series lists Braves 2316 Birds 2260 Redlezs 2252.
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Det¢Mua
W. L. Ps. Red
Rhoderick
Roseto
Wakset
Stockman
Stocker
Pilots
Braves
Birds
Redlezs
Colts Favored As 49ers Loom In West
The 196 Baltimore Colts seek their sixth win to match a team record, facing the San Francisco 49ers in a key Western Conference game that could decide the race. A Lions loss or win by the Browns or Giants may shift standings as Green Bay, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington also play. The Colts are favored by a touchdown. Detroit could join them with a Bears loss. Cleveland leads the Eastern race with 6-1-1, while New York trails.
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Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
San Francisco 49Ers
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Sers
Cals
Lions
Green
Bay
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York
Chicago Cards
Washington
Philadelphia
Colts
49Ers
Bears
Iisburgh
Swimming Teams To Compete On Sunday
The girls YMCA team will face the Baltimore Knights of Columbus in Baltimore on Sunday at 3 p.m. Frederick’s top hope rests with its 12 and under group, last week the only unit to beat the Washington YWCA, and there is also interest in the 10 and under division. The Fort Burt deck league standings and multiple local results fill the page, including Duckpin and bowling tallies, with upcoming inter-state and intra-city meets noted across Dundalk and Walkersville segments.
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Baltimore Knights of Columbus
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington Ywca
Dundalk Sabington
D. Winpigler
YWCA
York Ywca
L. Swaney
J. Burgess
Washington
D. Ywca
Winpigler
Bartgis
Jack Griffin
Babington
S. Babington
S. Barigis
Hagerstown
B. Johnson
Kersburg
American University International Ducks
Cees
Dundalk Ymca
Mamond
Moose
Democratic
May
Swampers
Silver Top
Gunthersurs
United
Diamond
x-Swampers
Gunthers Diamond
Dem. Club
Fort d
Moose Isv Sule Cuempiodsoip
Avotor
Jewel
W. L. Pts
Carly
S Grocery
Dizabeth Arden Graham
Saratoga
Mickey Stewart
P. Himes
United Fire
1957 NEA All America Second Third Teams Listed
The NEA All America selections include players from Texas A and M Michigan State and Ohio State among others. Notable names listed across second and third teams include Jim Gibbons Jena F Peter Jokanovich Naty I Charles Keuezer Jackie Simpson Don Clark Clendon Thomas Jim Jones Llewellyn Williams and Jackie Burkeu.
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Jim Gibbons
Jena
Peter Jokanovich
Naty I
Charles Keuezer
Texas A and M
Seabolm
Texas
Aurelius Thomas
Ohio
Jackie Simpson
Mississippi
Dan Currie
Michigan State
Q—King Hill
Rice
Don Clark
Obie State
Clendon Thomas
Oklahoma
Jim Jones
Washington
Dave Kaiser
Michigan St. L
Ken Stover
Oregon
Tom Topping
Duke
Llewellyn Williams
Lehigh
al Benyer
Notre Dame
Joseph Palermo
Dartmouth
Jackie Burkeu
Auburn
Tom Forrestal
Navy
Leonard Lyles
Louisville
Bob Stransky
Colorado
Jim Bakhtiar
Virginia
Calhoun Stops Boyd In Seconds At Madison Square Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden, Calhoun defeats Boyd by technical knockout in 25 seconds of the second round after two knockdowns. Referee Al Berl stopped the match amid controversy over his earlier actions. Calhoun weighs 160, Boyd 159, with 2,499 fans present.
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New York
al Berl
Boyd
Berl
Calhoun
Bernie Glickman
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Assn
Gener
Fullmer
Dorothy Dix column on jealousy and advice
Dorothy Dix addresses jealousy in a Fort Dearborn era letter column. She urges self-control, suggests prayer and possible psychiatric help, and advises against hijacking a husband’s time. The piece includes other reader questions about marriage, age gaps, and handling long-distance romance. It also reports Pimlico Futurity lineup with horses and odds.
College Football Scores and Conference Results
The Associated Press reports college football results including Furman 2 Fresno State 31 Hawaii 5 Louisville 40 Morehead Eastn Ky 23 Youngstown 0 and Maryland games against Virginia Johns Hopkins Shaw and Maryland State. The update covers college basketball Beckley 98 Bluefield 69 Pfeiffer 96 Atlantic Christian 9.
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Associated Press
Furman G. Davidson
Fresno State
Hawaii
Louisville
Morehead
Youngstown
Maryland
Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Shaw
Maryland State
Beckley
Bluefield
Pfeiffer
Atlantic Christian
Jockeys Honored in Baltimore Hall of Fame Induction
Ted Atkinson and Raymond Sonny Workman to be inducted into the Jockeys Hall of Fame at Pimlico tomorrow night. Walter Miller cannot attend due to health. Eddie Arearo Johnsy Longden and Earl Sande invited to receive gold inscribed tablets. Arearo and Sande elected in 1955 and Longden in 1956.
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Baltimore
Ted Atkinson
Raymond
Sonny) Workman
Jockeys Hall of Fame
Pimlico
Atkinson
Workman
Walter Miller
Miller
Eddie Arearo
Johnsy Longden
Earl Sande
Hall of Fame
Arearo
Sande
Lonsden
Ted Williams Declines Comment On Mantle MVP Honor
NO COMMENT SAN JUAN Puerto Rico Nov 22 Ted Williams gave a flat no comment when told Mickey Mantle was named American League MVP. The 3 year old Red Sox slugger said it makes no difference to him and walked away from reporters while finishing second in the voting. Mantle received the surprise repeat ASVP honor and Williams plans to return to the United States Sunday.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Rewsmen
Williams
Mantle
ASVP
United States
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