Army Notre Dame Rivalry Reaches South Bend Showdown
Army and Notre Dame renew their famed football rivalry in South Bend, the two teams ranked No. 3 and No. 4 by AP. The Cadets wield a diverse offense and strong defense, seeking a hinge game after last year’s 23 2 loss, while the Irish boast a potent multi offense and ironclad defense in a national scale clash.
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Jack Clary
Jess
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Irish
Iso
Army
Inoue Dame
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Monte
Sooners
Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Tkeem Naomar
Mecc Pauia
Auburn
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Wildcats
Shug Jordan
Ohio State
Illinois
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Duke
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Mississippi
Tulane
Rebels
Clemson
Vanderbilt
Mount St. Mary's cross country hopes high this season
Mount St. Mary’s announces a strong cross country lineup led by co-captains Jim Murphy and Pat Quigley with returning runner Dick Corcoran and new talents Dennis Potter and Dennis Bors. Coach Jim Deegan foresees a top five finish in the Eastern League and aims to match or exceed last year’s performance, planning a 16 meet schedule including Loyola Invitational and M-D championship.
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Jim Deegan
Baltimore
Bulman
Mount St. Mary’s
Sunbury
Ed Matin
Mount
Mason-Dixoni
Jim
Bullets
Murphy
Pat Quigley
Monroe Street Court
Dick Corcoran
Jersey
John Muldoon
Chaminade
Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton
Deegan
Rochester
Williamsport
Quigley
Mul- Hazieton
Allenton
Letterman Pat Boyle
Hill
Dale
Booters
Telay
Boyle
Jerry Trees
Jim Philips
Tom Courtney
Don Quinn
Chuck Wadas Phillips
Quinn
Trees
Dennis Potter
Duncan Bossle
Terry Lynch
Ted Thomas
St. John’s of Washington
Megan
Thomas
Sesson
Loyola
Bridgewater
Howard
Gallaudet
Rescue at Sea Aids 131 Passengers After Grounding
Seventh Fleet airlift rescues 131 aboard the Hoiwong after it ran aground in the Paracels. Helena heavy cruiser ferries passengers from Bamboo Reef to Hong Kong while helicopters shuttle men women and children through rough seas. Sailors hand out ice cream and candy and show cartoons as the convoy moves to safety.
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Taipet
Tth
Red China
Adm
Frederick N. Rivette
Helena
South China Sea
Philippines
Paracel Islands
Singapore
Red Swatow
Formosa Strait
Bamboo Reef
Paracels
Hong Kong
Nat
U.S. Naval
President Eisenhower notes falling unemployment in economy
President Eisenhower welcomed a report of declining unemployment and rising durable goods activity, tying it to ongoing recovery ahead. He spoke of improved employment conditions while noting living standards remained stable, amid campaign politics and GOP messaging. The White House noted Hagerty aided in issuing the statement and Eisenhower enjoyed a weekend at Camp David after golf at Gettysburg. A special Chrysler award honored Roney Motor Co. of Frederick for a decade in the Master Technicians Service Conference. Walter F. McCanless, a former textile tycoon and financier, died at 70.
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Eisenhower
Commerce and Labor Departments
Washington
Nixon
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg Country Club
Catoctin Mountain
David
Thurmont
Roney Motor Co
Frederick
Chrysler Corporation
Stengel at center as Yankee feud sparks retirement talk
New York AP reports Casey Stengel faces pressure amid a rift with GM George Weiss and coowner Del Webb. A press conference is planned while speculation swirls about his future, though aides insist Stengel and Weiss remain close. The manager, 1958 World Series hero, earns about 75 000 yearly and may finish a two year contract.
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Casey
Stengel
Gakee
New York Post
Jimmy Cannon
George Weiss
del Webb
Casey Stengel
Cannon
Yanks
Bob Fishel
Weiss
Nere
Fishel
Milwaukee
Glendale
Calif
Lin Glendale
Yankee
Doctors Open Hagerstown Meeting Ten Year Anniversary
AP dispatch notes the Maryland Academy of General Practice plans sessions in Hagerstown starting Saturday with 300 plus family physicians attending. Eight speakers from the East Coast and Midwest will lecture, with a cocktail hour, banquet, and physician of the year award. Maryland Academy is a branch of the American Academy formed in 1947 to advance postgraduate study. physicians must complete at least 150 hours of study every three years.
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Archie Cohen
Academy
Maryland Academy of General Practice
American Academy
No Construction Fund Shortage, Officials Say
Frederick County officials reject a reader's claim of a 2260000 shortfall in school construction funds. School Superintendent Dr James A Sensenbaugh and County Commissioner Delbert S Null say differences in fund allotments stem from accounting methods and old records. Audits for 1956 and 1957 are complete or nearly finished, with two separate sets of books for county and state construction funds.
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E. S. Conway
Lakeview
Lewistown
James A. Sensenbaugh
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
James L.rimler
Null
Sensenoaugh Rimler
Nlative
Tntendent
Haskins
Frederick
Sensenbaugh
Frederick Coun
Conway
Publi
Old Church Street
J. Conway
Has
Dors
Furtther
Rimler
James L. Rimler
Board of Education
Frederick County
Selis
Belmont Park set for Champagne Stakes duel at one mile
A field of 10 lines up in the one mile Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park with First Landing, owned by Christopher T. Denery, favored at 7-5 after seven straight wins before Intentionally upset him in the Belmont Futurity. Eddie Arcaro to ride First Landing as he has in all races. The story notes the lumber industry as a leading Mississippi employer and mentions an afternoon game between Frederick Lions and Red Shield Boys' Club in Baltimore.
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NEA
NEW York
Jimmy Kilroe
Hollywood Park
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New York Racing Association
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EACE _ NEW YORK
Christopher T. Denery
Brookfield Farm
Hill Prince
EddieArcaro
Baltimore Terprise
Mississippi
Frederick Lions
Warner Football League
Red Shield Boys’ Club
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