Conference Titles In Doubt As Rivalries Peak
College football finales shape up with Clemson at North Carolina and Duke hosting strong contests. Oklahoma and Ohio State eye titles and bowls as Georgia Tech Florida and Notre Dame seek key wins.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1956
Page
10
Hammer Thrower Suspended and Navy Faces Army
US Olympic team notes suspensions and standout performances as Cliff Blair is suspended for writing letters about track. Navy fields Paul Gober for Army clash while football, basketball, and track results from Melbourne, Ballarat, and Annapolis highlight strong American showings and injuries.
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Melbourne
Cliff Blair
Eleanor Holm
United States
Charley Dumas
Los Angeles
Sam
Han Mer
Pete George
Akron
Ohio
Charles Vinci
York
Isaac Berger
Brooklyn
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Germany
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Stockholm
U. S
Yale
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Dumas
Walter Davis
Helsinki
Vladimer Kouts
Gordon Pirie
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
Olga Fikotova
Nina ‘Ponomareva
London
Earlene Brown
Awatilir Muhdae Owen Onerate
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian College
Tra ‘Murchison
Chicago
Thame Baker
Elshart
Kans
Morrow and Murchison
Greg Bell
Bloomington
Ind
John Bennett
Grand Forks
N.C
Glen ‘Davis
Eddie Sothern
Joshi Culbreath
Norristown
Japan
Bill Russell
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Uruguay
Bulgaria
Brazil
Chile
Philippines
France
Singapore
Canada
George Lambert
Sioux City
Towa
Jack Daniels
Missoula
Mont
Elis
Australia
Blair
Boston
Harold Connolly
Stanford's John Brodie Named NEA All America Quarterback
NEA selects 1956 All-America team with Stanford signal caller John Brodie at quarterback alongside stars from Michigan Ohio State and Wyoming. Ends Kramer and Walton tackles Witte Michaels guards Glass Parker center Tubbs and backs Majors Crawford Mrane Geramie. Award includes engraved watch certificate and testimonial dinners.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Sports Eder
New York
NEA
United States
Melbourne
Australia
U. S
Ron Kramer
Michigan
Detroit
Joe Walton
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
John Witte
Oregon
State
Klamath Falls
jOre
Lou Michaels
Kentucky
Sweyerville
Bill Glass
Baylor
Corpus Christi
Jim Parker
Ohio State
Toledo
Jerry Tubbs
Oklahoma
Manerhasset
N. Y
Longines-Wittnauer Co
All-America football stars listed in 1950s honors
A sweeping roster of players from Yale to Oklahoma and beyond, naming honorable mentions and first team candidates. It highlights Tackles and Centers, quarterbacks, backs, and linemen, praising strength, speed, and versatility while noting famed coaches and longstanding football traditions.
Second Team and Third Team College Football Selections
The list shows players named to the Second and Third teams from multiple colleges. Includes positions and schools such as Tennessee Iowa Texas Georgia Tech Penn State Michigan State Notre Dame Oklahoma Texas A M and others with players at each spot. Notable names include Kyle Cruse Frank Gilliam Alex Karras and Claude Benham among others.
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Kyle Cruse
Tennessee
Frank Gilliam
Iowa
Norm Hamilton
Tex. Criste
Alex Karras
Allen Ecker
Georgia Tech
Sam Valentine
Penn State
John Matsko
Michigan St. Q
Paul Hornung
Notre Dame
Tommy McDonald
Okla
Jon Arnett
Southern Calif
Jack Pardee
Lamar Landy
Pardee
Agu Waco
Elden Gray
Oklahoma
Bob Hobert
Minnesota
John Barrow
Florida
Mike Owsvichik
Yale
Don Stephenson
Ga. Tech
Claude Benham
Columbia
John Crow
Tex. A
Joe Wells
Clemson
Don Bosseler
Miami
Fla
Mount St Marys and Western Maryland Open Season Away
Mount St Marys College and Western Maryland College start their seasons away from home next Saturday. Mt St Marys, 20 9 last year, returns star Jack Sullivan and a deep supporting cast under coach Jim Phelan aiming to defend the Mason Dixon Conference crown. Western Maryland, under new coach Dick Clower, fields a mix of veterans and three freshmen as it aims to rebound from last year’s 3 15 record and challenge in the conference.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Uveir
Clemson
Duke
ACC
Virginia
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
Colorado
South Carolina
Yale
Harvard
Elis
Princeton
Iowa
Ohio State
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Sooners
Kentucky Wildcats
Volunteers
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Knoxville
Georgia Tech
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Vols
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Florida
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Tech
Yellow Jackets
SEC
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Western Maryland
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Sear
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Cagers
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Ohio
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Fettle
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Jack Gunn
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Gotin
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Morse
Clower
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Bill Spaar
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Harry Lambert
New Windsor
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Bob Passerello
Joel Baily
Dave Truitt
John Log
Bill Sanders
Baltimore
Jack Fringer
Westminster
Bob Cole
Middletown
High offensive star debuts for Mount. schedule fills December
After the Camden test, Clower will showcase the new Terror to home fans in a December 5 alumni clash. Remaining December games include December 7 Franklin & Marshall at home 11 Bridgewater at home 12 at Gettysburg 15 at Catholic U. Mount December slate features December 8 at St. Francis 14 at home 18 20 at Quantico Marine Journey.
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Camden
Clower
Terror
Franklin & Marshall
Bridgewater
Gettysburg
Catholic U
St. Francis
Quantico Marine ‘Lourney
Patterson Ready for Moore Fight at Chicago Stadium
Floyd Patterson and Archie Moore passed prefight medicals with Patterson’s right hand showing no abnormality. The Illinois State Athletic Commission approved their 15 round nationally televised bout for Rocky Marciano’s vacated crown, noting no champion exists and outlining the five must system scoring.
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Chicago
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Commission
Patterson
Moore
Rocky Marciano
Jackson Jones
New York
Frank Gilmor
Charlie Johnston
Illinois
Johnston
Gilmer
Moore- Patterson
National Boxing Assa
Ortega Tops DeMarco In 10 Round Fight
Gaspar Ortega of Mexicali outpointed Tony DeMarco of Boston over 10 rounds in New York last night. Ortega controlled the bout with solid punches and effective aggression to earn the victory.
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Robinson
Greenwood Lake
N. Y
Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Madison Square Garden
Robison
Lee Walliams
Augusta
Abdul AM
Brooklys
Associated Press
New York
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Miami Dominates West Virginia 18-0 In Orange Bowl Shutout
Miami outgained West Virginia 18-0 at the Orange Bowl before 37,073 as Ed Oliver opened scoring with a 116 yard field goal and Don Bessler fueled the Hurricanes with 79 rushing yards and a record 1 448 career yards for a Miami fullback. Scarecchia scored late by the one, Howley was downed for a safety, and James Hefti and Scarecchia added the other Miami TDs.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami Hurricanes
West Virginia
Hurricanes
Georgia
West
Miamis
Ed Oliver
Mountaineers
Don Bessler
Bosseler
Sam Scarecchia
Bob Snider
Mike Hudock
Bonnie Yarbrough
Paul Hefti
Chuck Howley
Scarnecchia
Hefti
Scarecchia
Oliver
Howley
Wallace
DeMarco Drops Ten Round Bout In Close Split Decision
New York reports former welterweight champ Tony DeMarco losing a ten round bout by split decision to Gaspar Ortega from Mexicali. Judges Gordons and Forbes disagreed with Bert st operation, AP tally favored Ortega 5-4-1. DeMarco weighed 145¾ pounds to Ortega 147¼.
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New York
Tony DeMarco
Gaspar
Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
DeMarco
Boston
al Bert
Jack Gordon
Frank Forbes
Carmen Basilio
Ring
National Boxing Asse
Basilio- Ortega
Mitch
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