Army And Navy Teams Tops In National Ranking Shakeup
The Associated Press notes Army and Navy boosted Eastern prestige with Army’s 42 to 14 win over Notre Dame and Navy’s 21 to 14 upset at Michigan, amid a weekend of chaos that saw Oklahoma fall to Texas 15 14 and Auburn barely hold off Kentucky 84. Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan State push toward a Big Ten showdown as Clemson, LSU, and others shine in a sprawling round of games across the country.
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Navy
Notre Dame
Tumph
Michigan
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
West Point
Earl Blaik
Military Academy
Blanchard-Davis
Terry Brennan
South Bend
Oklahoma
Texas
Auburn
Kentucky
Louisiana
State
Mississippi
Clemson
Midwest
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Iowa
Oregon
Pete Dawkins
Bob Andersom
Bill Carpenter
Joe Tranchini
Dick Zembrzuski
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Vince Alatthews
Bob Lackey
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Darrell Royal
Bud Wilkinson
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Minnesota
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Indiana
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Arizona
South
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Vanderbilt
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Ambitionus Brown
Columbia
Yale
Gene Appel
Syracuse
Cornell
Wyoming
Oregon State
Boston University
West Virginia
Texas A&m
Maryland
Colorado State
Navy Has Fine Team Shows Depth in Road Thriller
Navy defeats Michigan 14 10 as Joe Tranchini passes for 35 yards to Dick Zembrzuski for the go ahead score. Navy then relies on its second unit late as Michigan forces errors. Maryland loses 14 10 to Texas A&M after a decisive third quarter pass and missed scoring chances. John Kanuch and Dick Zembrzuski key Navy playmakers while Montgomery’s Terps stall in the red zone. Navy remains undefeated with a strong comeback showing and faces Tulane next weekend.
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Morgan
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Maryland
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Macon
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Joe Tranchini
Dick Zembrzuski
John Kanuch
Erderitz
Michigan
Tommy Mont
Texas Aggies
Clemson
Aggies
Terps
Vince Scott
Mont
Dicki Scarbath
Scarbath
Midget Colts Triumph In 20 Point Win Over Redskins
The Midget Colts defeated the Redskins at McCurdy Field 60 to 40 in a hard fought game. Rocky Wizard opened scoring with a 30 yard off tackle run, Jim Hall added a 78 yard dash to reach the Redskins 3, and Willard scored twice in the fourth as Miller and Markey connected on a 41 yard pass to Naundorff. Colts remain undefeated and unscored upon, with strong tackles by Willard and Monath and steady play from Markey.
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McCurdy
Rocky Wizard
Jim Hall
Dennis Jackson
Colts
Colt
Ike Rho- Layne
Derieck
Benny Grove
Buddy Parker
Rhoderick
Miller
Markey
Willard
Jay Markey
Erpie Naundorff
Bill Monath
Sid Miller
Hall
Naundoris
Hail
Frederick Lions
Baltimore
Lions
Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
Hollywood California Joe Miceli stopped Karl Heinz Guder in a bantamweight bout in New York to claim the European title. Piero Rolfo outpointed Mario DAgata in Sardinia. Artie Towne beat Johnny McCoy in Sherbrooke New York. The Panhandle region is described, with Hampden Sydney visiting Western Maryland and other college matchups listed.
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Joe Miceli
New York
Karl Heinz Guder
Germany
Cagliari
Sardinia
Piero Rolfo
Mario Dagata
Rome
Sherbrooke
Qubbec
Artie Towne
Johnny McCoy
Arrow Wound May Cause Loss Of Eye
A three year old girl in Alexandria Virginia suffered an arrow wound from a toy arrow fired by her seven year old cousin. Bonnie Fox was struck in the face and taken to a hospital where doctors warned she might lose sight in her right eye.
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Ijamsville Victory Dinner and Board Meeting Recap
Ijamsville baseball club members, wives, families, and guests gathered for a victory banquet and annual meeting at the VFW dining room. Speakers included William B. Burali and Lieut. Danny Morlan. manager Bob Marendt showcased game films. The club reelected Marendt, Yount, Moylan, and listed multiple directors. Fred Young reported gate receipts and expenses. Moylan Jr. read batting stats with Crone and Harper highlighted for averages, and Young led in walks.
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Te Vfw
William B. Burali
Maryland State League
Evelyn Burall
Charley Holland
Edgar R. Smith
Danny Morlan
U.S. Artillery
Germany
Ronnie Tyvergar
Bob Marendt
Charles E. Moylan
Marendt
Fred Yount
Patricia Myers
Henry Groff
Charles Staley
Charles E. Moylar
Bernie Norwood
Charles
Dottie) Staley
Charles E. Moylan Sr
Reuben B. Moxley
Mehrle Wachter
Howard 8. Smith
Harvey Harge
Charlies EB. Moylan Jr
Bill Crone
Bob Shores
John Harper
Dick Sneadner
Frank Martz
Crone
Buzz Wagner
Harper
Young
Donnie Neel
Terps Meet Tarheels on Saturday
Navy hopes to recover after defeating Michigan 24 14. Tulane visits Navy in the Oyster Bowl as Maryland faces North Carolina in a rival clash while Hampden Sydney Western Maryland Haverford Johns Hopkins Howard Morgan also play Saturday. Maryland State Johns Hopkins also show strong form with Skippy Leet scoring twice in Ursinus win. Tulane's rough season continues as Navy young squad shows progress. North Carolina arrives with two wins and two losses and a series of tight results.
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Florida
Texas
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Eddie Erdelatz
Michigan
Bob Reissnyder
Joe Belling
Tommy Mont
iMaryland
Jim Tatum
North Carolina State
Clemson
Southern Cal
SouthCarolina
Tuscarora Gun Club Retains Its Title
The Tuscarora Gun Club defended its Frederick County skeet championship at the Tuscarora Gun Club near Point of Rocks, defeating the Frederick County Fish and Game Association 222 to 200. High gun was Lloyd Jones of Dickerson with 47 of 50, earning a trophy and a shoot-off ham and turkey. team scores list Jones 47, Strube 45, Stowers 45, Keeney 45, Boetier 45, while runners-up included Kline 46 and Hartman 44. The afterparty followed at Camp Kanawha.
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Russ Strube
Wade Stowers
Truman Keeney
William Boetier
Richard Kline
Charles F. Hartman
Gary Utterback
Earl Kolb
Herbert Robbins
Dinmec
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Giants Down Redskins 21 14 in Washington win
The New York Giants defeated the Washington Redskins 21 to 14 as Charles Conerly led a late second half scoring drive with a 10 yard pass to Ken MacAfee. Don Heinrich and Mel Triplett had Giants ahead 14 0 early but Washington tied it at 14 before Conerly and Gifford sealed the win.
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Ken MacAfee
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Don Heinrich
Mel Triplett
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Heinrich
MacAfee
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Summeral
Podoley
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Sutton
Tun
Baker
Layne Sparks Steelers Past Eagles in Swap Debut
Veteran quarterback Bobby Layne, acquired from Detroit, energized the Pittsburgh Steelers as they defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24-3. Pittsburgh capitalized on three fumbles and an interception, steadying a defense that throttled Norm Van Brocklin’s aerial attack and stifled Philadelphia’s ground game in Layne’s first start with the team.
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Detroit Lions
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Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Norm van Brockflin
Steelers Triumph Over Eagles In Early Touchdown Battle
The Steelers opened with Tom Tracy returning a 31 yard reverse for a quick lead. Richie Lucas and Tank Younger added a nine yard TD combo and a one yard run after fumbles. Tom Miner kicked a 26 yard field goal as Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 36 24. Navy of NFL standings and an Olympic moon rocket note follow.
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Tom Tracy
Eagles
Bobby Walston
Richie Lucas
Tank Younger
Tracy
Layne
Tom Miner
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Walston
Rens
Younger
Pat
Miner
NBA Exhibition Scores From Saturday
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 106 to 91 while Boston beat Cincinnati 93 to 86. Minneapolis edged Detroit 96 to 92, and Cincinnati beat Boston 85. Syracuse routed New York 121 to 118.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
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Detroit
Syracuse
New York
Middletown dominates Lovettsville in playoff blowout
Middletown blasted Lovettsville 13 to 7 in a fast playoff game, jump starting with an eight run first inning. Adams homered for Middletown as they piled up 19 hits, while Stroup earned the win and Reed took the loss in a high scoring affair marked by errors on both sides.
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Rams Rally To Edge Lions In High-Scoring Finish
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Detroit Lions 42-28 after a late surge in which Rams runner Joe Marconi capped a 51-yard drive with the go ahead score and Jon Arnett added a late TD. Detroit had tied late in the fourth before the Rams’ late stand and a fumble by Lions on the kickoff.
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Detroit Lions
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Los Angeles
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Earl Morray
Bobby Larne
Pittsburgh
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Jack Morris
Bill Wade
Det Shofner
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Marconi
Wilson
Clarke
Pat
Farhron
Browns Beat Cardinals 35 28 in high scoring NFL clash
Cleveland's Jim Brown and Bob Mitchell starred for the Eastern leaders in a 35 28 win over Chicago. Brown scored three times and Mitchell added a 63 yard run and a setup, as the Browns survived a Cardinals rally led by LSU’s Reynolds and Texas A&M’s Crow. Attendance reached 65 403, a club record for an opener. Chicago’s Matson Nagler and Crow scored for the visitors as Reynolds connected on two passes for TDs.
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Bob Mitchell
Chicago Cardinals
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NFL
M. C. Reynolds
LSU
John Crow
Texas
A&m
Reynolds
Geri Nagler
Chicago
Ollie Matson
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Nagler
Crow
Pat
Conrad
Plum
Groza
Bears Rout 49ers 28-6 in home opener rout
Chicago Bears powered past the San Francisco 49ers 28-6 at home as three second half interceptions by Charley Somner Chuck Howler and Erich Barnes led to touchdowns. Darron Hill caught two TD passes Willie Galimore ran for 3 yards and Johnny Morris sealed a late 7 yard score.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49Ers
Darron Hill
Willie Galimore Dash
Johnny Morris
49Ers
Hugh McElhenny
Gordy Soltau
Doug Ab]ins
Bears
Ed Brown
Hill
Charley Sumner
Chuck Howler
Erich Barnes
San Francisco
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Brown
Casares
Galimore
Morris
Pat
Blanda
Colts Rally Past Packers In Late Finish
Baltimore Colts beat Green Bay 17 14 in Milwaukee as Andy Nelson threw a 52 yard touchdown with 2 12 left after an interception. Johnny Unitas added a second quarter touchdown run and a 53 yard pass to Jim Mutscheller set up another score. The win kept Baltimore undefeated in the NFL. In other action, No. 8 Tigers edged Vanderbilt 12 7 in Nashville and Wake Forest, North Carolina State and Illinois teams posted wins as ACC and league play continued. Richie Ashburn and Willie Mays powered the All Stars to a 6 2 win over Mickey Mantle’s American League in New York.
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Andy Nelsen
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Green Bay Packers
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Packers
Baltimore
Jeve Myhra
Don Shinnick
Johnny Unitas
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Starr
Paul Hornung
Packer
Green Bay
Murtscheller
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Virginia
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Deacons
Florida State
North Carolina State
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Dike
Baylor
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Cavaliers
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Texas A&m
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West Point
Duke
Notre Dame
N. C. State
William and Mary
Villanova
Mays
New York
Richie Ashburn
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Yankee Stadium
Stars
Clemson Defeats Vanderbilt 12 To 7
Clemson defeats Vanderbilt 12 to 7 in a game noted amid car ads and a cluttered sports page. The story highlights Clemson extending a winning run while readers see several vehicle listings like Ambassador and Ford models interspersed with coverage.
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