Maryland Wake Forest showdown aims to settle score
Maryland seeks revenge for last season's 13 13 tie that cost a conference title and Orange Bowl berth. Coach Jim Tatum vows to avenge Wake Forest, while Wake Forest coach Tom Rogers expects a tough test against a stout Terps defense led by Frank Tamburello. Nick Consoles will lead the Deacon offense.
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College Park
Nebraska
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UCLA
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Virginia Tech
South Carolina
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Nick Consoles
Deacon
Bob Bartholomew
Frank Tamburello
Operation on Mack Fractured Right Hip in Philadelphia
Philadelphia October 5 Connie Mack ninety two underwent surgery today at Presbyterian Hospital for a fractured right hip suffered in a fall. The operation aimed to shorten confinement and reduce mobility complications like pneumonia. Mack, former owner and manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, passed through the procedure in good shape and will stay hospitalized for now.
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Bowling League Results and Standings From Carlisle Area
Local bowling league listings show team names, players, and scores across clubs in Pennsylvania and nearby New Jersey. Standings include Pepsi Cola leading with high team scores, and individuals like S. O Byrom and E. Cramer noted for top games and sets.
Good Racing For Fair Fans At Frederick Fair
Frederick fairgoers witnessed brisk racing with Ber nie Offutt piloting Watchim’s Child to victory in the 2 24 pace in two divisions. George McWilliams’ Peter Bohemia won the first heat by four lengths, and Offutt won the second division and final heat with Watchim’s Child. Lester Wetzel swept both heats in the 2 20 trot aboard Victor, and N. F. Weller earned two heats with Miss Wanda Guy. The county race went to Wonder Girl, while James Main captured Reds in 56 seconds for the half mile. Results list multiple horses and drivers with purses and placements across two pace divisions and several trotting heats.
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Pa. County running race halves divisions and winners
In a county half mile running event, Wonder Girl ridden by D Williams won the first division in 54 seconds with Golden Boy ridden by Nancy Jones second and Pat Main third. The field included Rocky Tops Dusty Buck Rockaway. A second division 350 purse saw Reds ridden by James Main win in 56 seconds with Victor Varion England second and Dusty ridden by Eddie Smith third. Ginger and Nancy also ran.
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Victor
Varion England
Eddie Smith
Ginger
Nancy
Fairchild National Sports Car Races Set At Hagerstown
Scores of top drivers will race October 16 at Hagerstown Airport on a two mile closed circuit with two switchbacks and three short-radius turns. The event, sponsored by Fairchild Aircraft Employees Recreation Association under the Sports Car Club of America, draws all production and modified cars, open to licensed SCCA drivers nationwide. Robert J. McKinsey chairs the Washington region race. Billy Martin leads 1955 World Series stats with .347 average after seven games against the Dodgers.
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Sports Car Club of America, Inc
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Sports Car Club of America
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Washington, D. C
Robert J. McKinsey
Washington
Terrapins Weigh Wake Forest Contingencies In ACC Return Game
North Carolina sophomore quarterback David Reed leads punt returns with three for 61 yards including an 83 yard score against NC State. Wake Forest’s Bill Barnes has four kickoff returns for 109 yards, while Clemson’s Kim Coleman trails with 64 punt return yards on three chances.
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Kim Coleman
Clemson
Each Dodger To Get 9684
The Dodgers are set to receive about 9684 per full share from the first four World Series games with 32 full shares totaling, while 46 Yankee shares sit near 5739 each after receipts from the exhibition and radio-TV pools are allocated. Don Newcombe and Willie Mays lead a Dodgers winter exhibition tour group, with Newcombe handling multiple positions due to arm trouble.
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Don Newcombe
Willie Mays
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Terrapins Shine in ACC Pass Interceptions
Maryland players Dave Nusz Jack Healy and Bob Pellegrini have combined for six of the ACC season’s 33 pass interceptions, leading a group that includes Wake Forest's Jack Ladner and Tommy Whims. Ladner has a 70 yard return for a touchdown, with Nusz 26 yards Healy 24 and Pellegrini 7.
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Jack Healy
Bob Pellegrini
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Tommy Whims
ACC Service Bureau
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Nusz
Healy
Pellegrini
Record Runback Breaks Then Replaces Old Interception Return
In a game featuring South Carolina, Carl Brazel held the 45 yard scoring runback record for an interception return. Ladler initially broke that mark, but Whims quickly matched and erased it in the same game, leaving no official entry for the prior record.
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South Carolina
Carl Brazel
Ladler
West Virginia Tops National Passing and Ground Gain
West Virginia leads the nation in total offense after three weeks with a two-platoon setup and three man backfield. Freddy Wyant, Alex Sczuch, and Mickey Trimarki pace the passing effort, contributing to 473.5 yards per game. Army and Oklahoma lead rushing, while Harvard’s 510 yards stands as the top total for a single game.
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Columbia
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Benham
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Auburn
Defensive Averages Highlight Early Football Standouts
Bly Cross excels as a top passer and restricts opponents to 28.5 rushing yards per game. Maryland yields 58 rushing yards per game through three contests, Nebraska tops the nation with a 23.7-yard pass defense average after three games.
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Walsingham Quits as Vice President of St. Louis Cardinals
ST LOUIS Oct 5 48 Bill Walsingham Jr resigns as vice president of the St Louis Cardinals after 9 years in the post and 29 years with the club. He cites belief a club cannot be run by two people and says Frank Lane is expected to be named tomorrow as new general manager. Lane and manager Busch discuss changes while a draft contract is prepared.
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Bill Walsingham Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Lane
Walsingham
Cardinals
Alenss
Busch
Lane
Sam Breadon
Cardinals face tough finish amid rough season
Lane Sau states that a conference with Busch later today is not a formality, noting no wholesale shakeup but criticizing the Cardinals. The club finished seventh in their worst season in 36 years despite talk of a strong lineup.
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Cardinals
Lane Sau
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