Selections For Grid Wins
NEW YORK Oct 7 Oklahoma the nation’s No 1 team and Purdue conqueror of Notre Dame are set for a wakeup week as upsets dominated weekends. The picks favor Texas over Oklahoma Duke over Purdue Rice over Wisconsin USC over Texas Christian Notre Dame over Pittsburgh UCLA over Washington Ohio State over Illinois Iowa over Michigan Ole Miss over Vanderbilt Army over Dartmouth Georgia Tech over LSU plus other matchups.
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New York
Oklahoma
Purdue
Notre Dame
Texas
Longhorns
Duke
Blue Devils
Durham
Jerry Barger
Worth Lutz
Lenny Dawson
Rice
Wisconsin
Dick Moegle
Alan Ameche
Badgers
Michigan
Declans
Ohio State
Illinois
Tilini
J. C. Caroline
Mickey Bates
Red Cassady
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Wolverines
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Ole Miss
Army
Dartmouth
Georgia Tech
LSU
Bobby Dodd
Penn
Princeton
West Virginia
George Washington
Penn State
Virginia
Alabama
Tulsa
Auburn
Kentucky
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Florida
Clemson
Richmond
Citadel
Davidson
Presbyterian
North Carolina
Geom
South Carolina
Furman
Maryland
Wake Forest
Abilene Christian
Tulane
William & Mary
North Carolina State
Villanova
Frederick Cadets Fall At Mercersburg In Season Opener
Frederick High School varsity soccer lost 4-1 at Mercersburg Academy. Mercersburg featured five South American players with two scoring from the field, Garcia adding three and Mercado one. Frederick’s Keeney scored the lone Cadet goal. Substitutions were used heavily as Coach Zimmerman tried to spark the attack while Coach Fraser recuperates.
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I. Mercado
Academy
Frederick
Keeney
Frederick Pos
Mercburg Evler
Emory
Smuth
RF Tull
Martin
Schmeyer Keeney
CH Walsh
Federline
Federline . RH Dunberger D. Mkirka
Susueta
Ausherman
Garcia Toms
McAbee White
Castillo
Lawson
Sue
Oan Carr
Rudy OL Mercado
Frederick—Hehn
Sines
Kubrick
Naill
Brenneman
Rearend
Ritenour
R. Nikirk
Teexroad
Eyler
Grossnickle
Linden
Mercersburg
Daley
Spillman
Fletcher
Heffner
Stoner
National Loop Is Riding High In Baseball World
The National League nears a World Series title to end its drought since 1946 while the American League grows stronger. Minors face funding and structure crises as majors consider television and radio rights battles. Executives warn the fight for minor leagues’ survival could reshape baseball’s future.
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New York
Cleveland
George Trautman
Clarence Rowland
Pacific Coast League
Rowland
Trautman
Tasty Rhodes
Hall of Fame
Houston
Frank Lawrence
Portsmouth
Piedmont League
Majors
Tvon
Justice Department
Terrapins Fly to Wake Forest for ACC Opener
Maryland football teams heads to Winston-Salem to open the Atlantic Coast Conference schedule against Wake Forest. Coach Jim Tatum confirmed the lineup after a final night workout, with starters Bill Walker Ray Blackburn George Palahunik Don Brooker Bob Pelligrin Dick Shipley and others listed.
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College Park
Maryland
Winston-Salem
SN. C
Wake Forest
Hame
Jim Tatum
Bill Walker
Ray Blackburn
George Palahunik
Don Brooker
Bob Pelligrin
Dick Shipley
NRA warns against drinking during hunting season
The piece urges hunters to stay sober in the field, noting alcohol and firearms do not mix and a clear head prevents injuries. It highlights players and team names as context but centers on safety, urging responsible conduct while hunting.
Walkersville Bowling League Glade Valley Division Summary
Walkersville Bowling League statistics list top performers and teams in the Glade Valley Division. High games include 1444 and a 378 set by R. Smith. Mt Pleasant posted the high team game of 595 and Farmers Supply Co. the top team set at 4703. A separate item notes Clarence M. Merriman of 60 East D street Brunswick broke his left forearm after a fall and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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R. Smith
Mt Pleasant
Farmer's Supply Co
Clarence M. Merriman
East D. Street
Brunswick
Alahay
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Merriman
Scholastic Football Scores From College Park Oct 6
In College Park Md on Saturday October 6, high school teams competed across multiple venues. Notable results include Blair defeating Hagerstown 15 to 17 while Sherwood beat Southern High 13 to 33 and Patterson Park triumphed over Calvert Hall.
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Parsons
la Salle
Crisheid
Mainlsboro
Delmar
Georgetoun
Laurel
Cambridge
Charlotte Hall
Wicomico
Westminster
Delone
Bates
Dunbar
Washington
Smiland
Annapolis Polytechnic
Gilman
St Paul's
Xs Forest Park
Friends
St. James
Douglass
Armstrong
Carver
Phelps McDonagh
Loyola
Metro Tech
Severn
Keyser
Allegany
Hagerst'n
Menigem
Blair
Sherwood
Southern High
Napels
Patterson Park
Calvert Hall
Carroll
Mount St . Joseph's
Valdes Contender for Rocky Marciano Title Is Declared
MILWAUKEE Oct 6 Nine Valdes of Cuba is the lone logical contender for Rocky Marciano s heavyweight title the NBA said. Valdes first heavyweight to earn the logical contender distinction since last spring. Ezzard Charles tops the list of outstanding heavyweights. Three weight divisions had new logical contenders Carmen Basilio Del Flangan Johnny Saxton were rated behind welterweight champion Kid Gavilan.
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Milwaukee
Valdes
Cuba
Rocky Marciano
National Boxing Ass'n
Fred J. Saddy
NBA
Ezzard Charles
Marciano
Archie Moore
Carmen Basilio
del Flangan
Johnny Saxton
Kid Gavilan
Percy Bassett
Redtop Davis
Sandy Saddler
Leo Espinosa
Tanny Campo
Yoshio Shirai
Maryland prepares for Wake Forest with mixed drills
Halfback Ronnie Waller rests on the sidelines as coach Jim Tatum emphasizes defense and offense for Saturday's Wake Forest game in Winston-Salem. Bowersox has a cut leg and Waller a hip injury from the UCLA game, but neither is out. Charley Bonold directs the squad with Dick Bielski at fullback and Joe Hornung and Ed Vereb subbing at halfback for Waller.
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National Rifle Ass'n
Fandine
Russ Dennis
Charley Boxold
Dick Bielski
Ronnie Waller
Joe Hornung
Maryland
John Irvine
Ralph Baters
Tatum
John Bowersox
Tom MacLuckie
Sterry
Jim’ ‘Tatum
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
N. C
Bowersox
Waller
UCLA
Deacons
Charley Bonold
Ed Vereb
Unbeaten Rice to face Wisconsin on TV in Madison
Houston Owls meet Wisconsin Badgers in a nationally televised intersectional game at Camp Randall Stadium. Both teams are unbeaten and expected to draw a sellout crowd of 52,819 as Wisconsin sits third and Rice eleventh in this week's AP poll.
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Madison
Wis
Rice
Wisconsin
Moegle
Ameche
Owls
Houston
Badgers
Camp Randall Stadium
Iteams
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