Weather Delays Hit College Football Crowds Across East
Weather drenched Saturday games across the East reducing attendance and straining athletic budgets. Princeton saw three home games draw less than half of last year's crowds, with only 7,240 at Colgate and 1,500 to 2,500 at Brown Rutgers. Holy Cross also down about 50 percent while Penn State and Army benefited from strong advance sales. Navy gate receipts lagged behind last season, and Syracuse noted a televised Pitt game as a secondary factor in the decline.
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Associated Press
Penn State
H.R. Mke Gilbert
Navy
Army
Jim Schwenk
Princeton
Holy Cross
Colgate
Brown
Rutgers
Syracuse
Pitt
Baltimore
Notre Dame
Industrial Bowling League Latest Results
Esskay Hams 4 Lewis Grocery 0 Budweiser 4 Daily's Grocery 0 Stop Crowther 4 Phil's Esso 0 BLCabs 2 Jack's Feed Store 2 Farmer's Co op 2 Green's Esso 2 Next week matches include Bive Lite Cabs vs Budweiser Phil's Esso vs Lewis Grocery Green's Esso vs Dolly's Grocery Esskay Hams vs Stup Crowther Farmer's Co op vs Jack's Feed Team standings list Esskay Hams 201 Stup Crowther 18 Phil's Esso Jack's Feed Store Farmer's Co op Green's Esso Blue Lite Cab Budweiser Lewis Grocery Dolly's Grocery Statistics show high single game D Schuaffer 172 Farmer's Co op high single match Fogle Budweiser 400 high team game Stop Crowther 657 high team match 833.
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Esskar Hams
Lewis’ Grocery
Budweiser
Daily’s
Stop-Crowther
Phil's
Esso
B. L. Cabs
Jack’s Feed Store
Farmer's Co-op
Green’s E
Lewis Grocery
Green’s
Dolly’s Grocery
Stup-Crowther Farmer's Co-op
Jack's F
Stup-Crowther
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Jack's
Green's
Blue Lite Cab
Budweiser Lewis’ Grocery
Dolly
D. Schuaffer
Fogle
County High Soccer Sg. Yesterday's Results Middletown 4 Walkersville
Connie Mack is reported doing very well after an operation to repair a fractured hip at Presbyterian Hospital. Hospital officials said he is bright and cheerful and his condition is satisfactory.
Middletown High Tops Walkersville 4 0 in County Soccer
Middletown High defeats Walkersville 4 to 0 at home behind Roy Sigler and Bob Cole goals and strong goaltending from Paul Shoemaker who registered at least eight saves. Sigler opened scoring in the first period, Cole added a second before halftime, with further scoring in the second half to seal the win.
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Middletown High
Roy Sigler
Bob Cole
Walkers‘ville
Paul Shoemaker
Glademen
Sig Jer
Walkersville
I Cole
Walkersville Middletown
Cook
Shoemaker
Hoff Tfert
Powell Little Garst Delauter
Handley Miss
Kline Kinna
Zimmerman Cole
Wisner
Frushour Smith
Adab Marshall
Duncan Sigler
Middletown
Brashiears
Stover
Whitmore
Shafer
Kefauver
Thrasher
I Kline
Keller
Sigler
Cole
Shook
No. 2 Rating Kept By Terps
The Associated Press poll kept Michigan, Maryland and Oklahoma in the top three as four previously ranked top ten teams were upset. Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin and Texas Christian fell from the first ten while rising teams moved into the upper tier.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Maryland
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Texas Christian
Michigan Holds First in Poll After Rocky Northwestern Game
In a volatile week of college football notes, Michigan maintains first place with 76 first place votes and 1,603 total points, while Maryland and Oklahoma trail closely. The piece tracks shifts in rankings, upsets, and observer impressions as teams like Notre Dame and Michigan State rise and fall, amid late Sunday reflections on the weekend's results.
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Michigan
Northwestern
ED Albaugh
M.T
Tom
Maryland
Jim Tatum
Terrapins
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Land
Sooners
Drew
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Penn
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Auburn Jr
California
Spartans
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Army
Southern Cal
Georgia Tech
State
Texas A&m
Colorado
Wisconsin
M. I
Baylor
Boston College
Walkersville Boiling og Monocacy Valley Division Results
In the Monocacy Valley Division latest results Rocky Springs 3 tops Babe's Package Store 1, City Motors 4 defeats Fred Motors 0, Co P Telephone 3 over Cramer's 1, Coca Cola 4 beats Lawman's Painters.
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Monocacy Valley Division
Rocky Springs
Babe's Package Store
City Motors
Fred. Motors
Co P Telephone
Cramer's
Coca Cola
Lawman's Painters
Pepsi Cola
Brownie'’s
Pepsi Cola Fred
Gettysburg band boosts funds with door to door drive
The Gettysburg High School band plans a fundraiser by soliciting boosters door to door in the Gettysburg area to purchase new equipment and attire. The note mentions the Colts loss to Chicago 38 10 and sold out tickets for Colts Redskins game in Frederick on October 14.
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Frederick
Sports
Gettysburg, Pa
Gettysburg
Injuries Force Dickinson to Rethink Football Schedule
Dickinson College in Carlisle plans to cancel remaining football games, using seven freshmen in this weekend's game against Juniata as injuries shrink the 26 man squad to 18. Remaining opponents include Randolph Macon, Pennsylvania Military College, and Johns Hopkins.
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Carlisle
Dickinson ‘College
David Fagenson
Juniata
Dickinson
Randolph Macon
Pennsylvania Military College
Johns Hopkins
Corrective Fight Planned By Carter in Cincinnati
Jimmy Carter vows a corrective fight tomorrow night in the Cincinnati Garden against Wallace Bud Smith for the world lightweight title. The rematch follows Carter losing the crown to Smith in Boston last June 29 with Smith aiming to win back the championship for a third time after a sparsely attended bout.
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Cincinnati
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Bud) Smith
New York
Cincinnati Garden
Smith
J _ Carter
Boston
Walkersville Bowling League Weekly Statistics
High individual game L Englebrecht 167 and high set W Cramer and H Brown 405. High team game Rice's Five 624. High team match Nicholson's Grocery 1,829. Division B Ideal Daily 2 Lease's Five 2 Bartonsville 4 Civitan 0 Murray's Market 4 Gulf Serv C Smith's Atlantic 3 Lander 1 National Amoco 3 C&P Tele 1. High individual game R Whitmore 142 high set J Sparks 381 high team game and match Ideal Daily 565 and 1,646. New York Oct 17 Tony Trabert signed a pro tennis contract with Jack Kramer burning amateur bridges. USLTA official says he cannot return to amateur status.
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L. Enggle
Brecht
W. Cramer
H. Brown
Rice’s
Nicholson's Grocery
Cdivision
Ideal Daily
Lease’s Five
Bartonsville
Civitan
Murray’s Market
Gulf Ser
C. Smith
Atlantic
Lander
National Amoco
C&p Tele
R. Whitmore
J. Sparks
New York
Jack Kramer
Tony Trambert
U. S
Tony Sould
Uis National Amoca
Murray's Market C & P Telephone Co
Lease's. Five
Smith's Atlantic Ideal Farms Dairy Civitan iGulf Service
Ap Cee
Kramer Returns to Amateur Status Bid Rejected by Aussies
The USLTA vice president Renville McMann states Kramer chose his path and is sticking with it after Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad reportedly spurned Kramer’s professional bid. Kramer plans to release Traber from an 870000 contract, asserting Tony’s amateur status can be restored, and emphasizing the contract defines pro status, not cash received.
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Renville McMann
USLTA
A McAlain
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Lew Hoad
Austsie Aces
Kramer
Kramer Ap
Yoney Sun
Traber
Tony
McMann
Trabert
Orangemen Ready for Maryland Test at Full Strength
Syracuse University football returns to full strength for a showdown with undefeated Maryland on Saturday. Key players Eddie Albright Mark Hoffman Ronnie Tyler and Jim Ridlon are back or healthier after injuries plus improved passing is anticipated as Maryland tops rushing defense.
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Syracuse
X.Y. Opt. i
Syerause University
Maryland
Orangemen
Army
Eddie Albright
Boston University
West Point
Mark Hoffman
Ronnie Tyler
Jim Ridlon
Terrapins
Ben Schwartzwalder
Colts on Injured List Threaten to Face Washington
The Baltimore Colts, battered and shorthanded, list 5 players out of Sunday's clash with Washington and several more with limited action. Coach Weeb Ewbank expects to mix backups like Sandusky Spinney Freas Radosevich along the line as Womble and DuPre near return to bolster a defense aiming to hold a first place tie in the western division alongside Green Bay and Los Angeles. Washington sits 2-2 in the east while the Colts are 3-1.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Washington
Weeb Ewbank
Gladiators
Gino Marchetti
Green Bay Packers
Top Campanella
Don Joyce
Madison Nutter
Marchetti
Ray Berry
Joyce
Berry
Nutter
Chicago Bears
Colts
Ewbank
Carl Taseff
Ken Jackson
Dick Szymanski
Alex Sandusky
George Shaw
Tom Finin
Artie Donovan
Campanella
Sandusky
Art Spinney
George Freas
George Radosevich
Spinney
Preas
Radosevich
Royce Womble
L. G. DuPre
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Orioles Trade Abrams To White Sox For Adams
The Baltimore Orioles acquire Bobby Adams from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for Cal Abrams. Adams, a 10 year veteran, will play second and third base alongside Willie Miranda. Abrams led the Orioles with a .293 average in 1954 before slipping to .245 last season.
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Baltimore
Baltiimore Orioles
Bobby Adams
Chicago White Sox
Cal Abrams
Adams
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Orioles
Willie Miranda
Miranda
Cincinnati
Abrams
Chuck Diering
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
McClure Held on Check Charge After Arrest
William Floyd McClure, 27, of 123 East Sixth Street, was arrested Monday by City Police Sgt. Denver Shook on a charge of passing a worthless check. He remained in jail in default of a 250 dollar bond.
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William Floyd McClure
East Sixth Street
Denver
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