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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1956
Page
6
Pro and fan debate whether Pittsburgh 1914 1919 teams with 33 straight wins beats Oklahoma 0 32 game streak. The Texas Oklahoma clash looms as a potential record breaker with Bud Wilkinson and the Sooners riding a 32 game run.
Last night many high school teams posted results across Maryland and nearby states. Notable games included Westminster 25 30 McKinley Tech, LaPlata 14, Calvert Hall and St. James fixtures, and several Maryland rivals like Mount Saint Joseph 18, Carver 6, and St. Paul’s 6. Local players excelled as East Coast matchups continued with Sunday games listed in the schedule.
A crowded slate features top teams like Mississippi and Florida vying for SEC leverage as No. 4 Texas Tech and No. 7 Ole Miss chase national standing. Michigan State and Syracuse pose intriguing cross‑sectional tests while Texas A M and Baylor open Southwest play.
Texan pro Don January matched a three under par 69 to reach the halfway mark in the Western Open at San Francisco with 138. Ex footballer Mike Souchak was one stroke back at 139 and a pack of players including Casper, Maxwell, and Oliver chased at 141.
In Chapel Hill North Carolina freshman football overwhelmed Maryland Frosh 21 to 0 behind quarterback Jack Cummings two touchdown passes and a running score. Cummings connected with Ben Smith for 18 yards late third period and Nelson Lowe added the late fourth quarter plunge to seal the win.
Readied for three league finals as Walkersville faces Germantown at 1 30 p m in Tri County action. Frederick Hustlers duel New Market in Maryland State League play with cases of rain delaying the second game. Cashtown meets Fairfield for the Pen Mar final as both sides chase a decider.
Frederick High Owls defeat Westminster Cadets 19 to 6 in a tight game at McCurdy Field. Jimmy Head led the Owl offense while Poole and Barber produced key plays for Westminster. Kiwanis night drew a solid Carroll County crowd as both teams traded momentum into the fourth quarter.
The Brooklyn baseball team left for a Japan tour with some doubting a permanent move to Los Angeles. County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn warned that Dodgers may not return west and a stadium deal would be crucial. Hahn also questioned Senators relocation, citing the need for taxpayer assurance before any commitment.
New York manager Casey Stengel, 75, inked a two year deal worth about 75 000 dollars per year. He praised the organization and expressed readiness to continue as long as his health permits, noting a historically successful tenure since joining in 1949.
Rory Calhoun, 22, fighting out of White Plains, N.Y., defeated Jobs L. Sullivan of England by a technical knock out in the eighth round after a sixth to seventh round surge. The fight, scheduled for 10 rounds, drew 1,962 fans and gate receipts of 45 714. Calhoun, now No. 1 contender, eyes a shot at Joey Giardello.
Former Los Angeles PCL champion boss Scheffing, once nicknamed Gramp, was named Cubs field manager at a news conference by John Holland. He plans to promote the Los Angeles outfield and will work under new Cubs vice president Charlie Grimm while evaluating Ernie Banks at short and promising to ease into changes after a 60-94 season.
Adlai E Stevenson accusing Richard Nixon of leading a paralyzed Republican Party, says Eisenhower fails to lead and US policy stalls. He urges bold action on the hydrogen bomb and warns the election will decide party direction. Stevenson outlines consequences for U.S. standing and calls for stronger leadership.
Captain Denny Harmon scored twice in the second period to lift Western Maryland to a 1 goal victory over Loyola of Baltimore. Loyola opened scoring in the first quarter, but Western Maryland controlled play with 14 shots to Loyola's 3 and added a late goal by Gene Michaels.
Mexican Interior Ministry reports 726 undesirable aliens deported this year in Mexico City. It notes 60 percent were criminals wanted by police of other countries.
Executor of Elsie V Lambert deceased offers for sale at Frederick Court House Maryland on Saturday November 19 1966 at 11 o'clock a m a two story brick dwelling with seven rooms and bath on East Potomac Street South side of street Real Estate is described in Will and deed records of Frederick County Maryland Terms cash on ratification of sale and expenses of conveyancing to be paid by purchaser This notice dated by Bennett Attorney Frederick County Maryland.
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