Football Players To Get Demands From NFL Owners
Philadelphia report says Commissioner Bert Bell has recommended recognition pay for players and an injury protection clause plus a minimum salary. Bell’s plan would formalize a written agreement between league and players by embedding recommendations in the NFL constitution. Three holdouts in line include George Halas, George Marshall, and Paul Brown.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
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Jess
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Wednesday Night Bowling Leagues Standings and Scores
The Wednesday league results show Glade Valley defeating Fountain Mills 4 3 and Keyser's 2 to 3 with other close scores. High team marks include Glade Valley 533 and 2386, with top individual efforts by C. Cramer 349 and F. Baugher 135. Divisional standings feature Walkersville Bowling Center and Cloverdale near the top, with Potomac Edison and C. & P. Telephone Co. fielding strong squads and notable high games by Wisner 142, Drum 1335, and Brashears 340.
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C. Cramer
F. Baugher
Walkersville
Cloverdale
Walkersville Motors
Farmer's Supply Co
Relly
Sinclair Power
Benny's Cafe
L Abb Co
Potomac Edison
Wisner
Ramsburg
Kelly's
C. & P. Telephone Co
Fran's Five
Snore
Navy Coach Sees Army Game As Two Great Rivals
Annapolis reports Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz says his team is better than last year’s Army squad but cautions that the Cadets will be twice as strong in Philadelphia. Analysts peg the game as a tight near even matchup with a possible small edge to Army.
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Frederick Seeks Third in CVAL Standings on Turkey Day
Frederick High remains in third place in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League after last weekend’s results. Handley’s 28 0 win over Westminster tightens the race with Fort Hill and Allegany possible challengers for the league crown. Two Thanksgiving games will decide final positions as Handley visits Martinsburg and Fort Hill meets Allegany.
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Cumberland Valley Athletic League
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Boxing Results Reported From Multiple Cities
New York AFP reports Alex Miteff defeated Tony Cagliari in 203% stoppage. New Orleans Ralph Dupas won a points decision over Mickey Crawford with a 141% tally. In Leicester Randy Turpin stopped Uwe Janssen in Germany by fifth round.
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Alex Miteff
Argentina
Tony Cagliarini
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Mickey Crawford
Saginaw, Mich
Leicester
England
Randy Turpin
Uwe Janssen
Germany
Phillies Sign Rookie Jack Priestes From Miami
The Philadelphia Phillies sign rookie third baseman Jack Priestes of Miami to a Tampa Florida State League contract. He may share infield duties with his older brother Tom Priestes, a 21 year old shortstop, who was signed earlier.
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Army
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Harpers Ferry
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Comets Open Season At Fort Derrick In 1957 58 Debut
The Fort Detrick Comets start the 1957 58 basketball season tonight at 8 30 in Local Pose Field House facing Port Washington. Lt Col Gail Eaton will lead the opening and the team aims for a strong start against a varied opponent. The squad blends returning lettermen and newcomers in a fast breaking setup seeking keen rebounding from a still needed big man.
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Yack
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Aberdeen Proving’ ‘Ground
Fairchild Aircraft
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George Andrews
Bill Dunlap
Pfe
Pete Mudre
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Lehigh University
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Pfc
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Alan Jobeson
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Washington Area
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Michigan State Stars Dominate All Big Ten Team
Michigan State University led the All-Big Ten Football Team selections by the Associated Press with four first and second team picks. Spartans Dan Currie Pat Burse received two lineman spots while Walt Kowalczyk Jim Ninowski and Jim Pace anchored a heavy backfield. Ohio State followeds with three picks.
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Sethroned Laws
Michigan
Jim ‘Pace
Pace
Ohio
Don Clark
Michigan State
Walt Kowalczyk
Jim Ninowski
Alhough
Kowalczek
Iowa
Alex Karras
Lote
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Jim Giber
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Frank Bloomquist
Dan Currie
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Spartans
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