Lonely End Changes Army Football Tactics At West Point
West Point article notes Col Earl Blaik and assistant Dale Hall credit the lonely end formation with easing pressure on the Army line during fall practice. Dawkins Anderson and Caldwell are featured as the offense gains a freer hand while the gimmick unsettles defenses.
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J Pete Dawkins
Bob Anderson
Harry Grayson
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West Point
Earl H. Blaik
Syracuse
Red Blaik
Douglas MacArthur
Miche Stadium
Black Knights
Navy
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
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Blaik
Dawkins
Notre
Harry Walters
Caldwell
Hudson Highlands
Blaix
Cas Blaik
Dale Hall
Bill Carpenter
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Hall
Fight Results Echoes in Pre Notre Dame Night Talk
A derisive remark by Terry Brennan targets Army ahead of the Notre Dame game. The AP report notes informal chatter about the matchup and lingering questions about quarterback readiness and team dynamics amid the season’s late stretch.
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Aero Arenas
Terry Brennan
Army
Notre Dame
Associated Press
Lonesome George
New York
Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
George Leomes
Chuvalo
Toronto
Maryland Defeats Oklahoma 18 to 12 in Junior League Y Game
Maryland remains undefeated after defeating Oklahoma 18 to 12. Beihl scored on a 10 yard run after a 49 yard interception return and a 79 yard punt return, while Hendrickson and Bruchey connected on a first quarter pass for Oklahoma.
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Ciium
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Maryland Freshmen Beat George Washington Junior Varsity
Maryland freshmen defeated George Washington Junior Varsity 49 to 6 in College Park. Dick Novak threw a 63 yard scoring pass to Henry Poniatowski on the opening play, added two more TDs, Gary Collins caught two passes for conversions, and Novak ran in a nine yard TD. Désimone’s 65 yard TD stood for George Washington’s only score. Don Henry subbed for Novak with two TDs and a noted passing effort.
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Louis Desimone
George Washington
Désimone
Novak
South Union High School
Uniontown
Don Henry
Pat ‘Crass
Maryland
Terps Face Tatum's Team This Afternoon
North Carolina hosts Maryland in an Atlantic Coast Conference clash at Ke ny a run Inan Stadium. The Tar Heels, riding a two game win streak, seek a third straight win while Maryland aims to rebound after a mixed start against Wake Forest, NCSU, and Clemson.
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Inan
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Gene Alderton
Jim Tatum
Cumberland
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Desimone
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Wake Forest
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College Football Scores and Yankees World Series Shares
College football results list shows Richmond over George Washington 26 to 6 and several other score updates including Northwestern Wisconsin, Jamestown, and Pomona, among others. Yankees World Series shares were sliced into 32 full units worth 8.759 each, with a separate 50 dollar fine levied on 22 Milwaukee players for disclosure violations.
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New York Yankees
Ford Frick
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Turney
Yankees
Frick
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McMurtry seeks Floyd Patterson bout after Chuvalo win
In Madison Square Garden action Pat McMurtry, the Tacoma heavyweight, defeated George Chuvalo in a lopsided decision and drew questions about facing Floyd Patterson. McMurtry Sr hinted Nino Valdes as a possible opponent while Garden officials floated other challengers. Patterson’s camp remains out of reach for now.
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Valdes
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Tony Anthony
Devender
McMurtry
Ruby Goldstein
Frank Forbes
Artie Aidala
Frederick County Fifth In Vegetable Judging Contest
The Frederick County team placed fifth in the Maryland State vegetable judging contest at the University of Maryland. Montgomery County won, followed by Wicomico, Washington County, and Baltimore County. Individual leaders included George Brachey of Mt. Pleasant ninth and Charles Noffsinger of Ballenger 4-H fifteenth. Alternate Robert Stansfield III. The contest covered potato trading and defect, disease, variety, insect, and weed identifications.
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University of Maryland
Montgomery County
Wicomico
Washington County
Baltimore County
George Brachey
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Noffsinger
Balllenger
Walkersville
College Park
Robert Stansfield III
Nine new members of Football Hall of Fame elected
Nine new members, mostly former All-Americans, were elected to the Football Hall of Fame. The group includes Charles Barwell Cornell David Campbell Harvard Marshall Biggie Goldberg Pittsburgh Harry Hipke Michigan Francis Luendo Minnesota Frank Joba Dutch Schwab Lafayette Harry Stuhldreher Notre Dame Harry Kilnger Cy Young Washington and Lee Tad Jones Yale. President Eisenhower will receive the foundation's first gold medal at a New York dinner to raise funds for a Hall of Fame building planned for Rutgers University New Brunswick New Jersey. The ceremony will mark 162 inductees, with living members excluding Barrett Campbell and Jones.
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National Football Foundation and
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Cornell
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Harvard
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Goldberg
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Harry Hipke
Michigan
Francis (Pug) Luend
Minnesota
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iSchwab
Lafayette
Harry Sthldrener
Notre Dame
Harry Killinger
Cy) Young
Washington
Lee
Thomas Albert Duight
Tad
Jones
Yale
West Point
Rutgers University
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Two-Year-Old Fillies’ Gardenia Stakes Set at Garden State Park
Twelve top two year old fillies enter the 850000 Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park in Camden. The race could decide the 1958 division champion with last year’s winner later earning juvenile filly honors. NBC Monitor will air a radio description while CBS televises the Jockey Club Gold Cup from Belmont Park with Clem favored.
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William N. Modglin
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New York
Adele L. Rand
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Eddie Schmidt
Pan American Jet Clipper America Flies Atlantic Maiden Run
Pan American World Airways jet airliner crossed the Atlantic on its maiden flight from Baltimore to Brussels in 7 hours 25 minutes from takeoff to landing. The 165 passenger aircraft, christened Jet Clipper America, averaged 30 mph over a 575 mph cruising speed, with 39 guests aboard including Juan Trippe and Baron Silvrecrays. A return trip to Baltimore is planned, and regular transatlantic jet service will begin October 26.
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Maryland 4 H member attends Chicago dairy conference
Clifford Stiles 4 H member from New Market Boys Club returned from the fourth annual dairy conference in Chicago. He was one of four Maryland members chosen to attend, meeting national dairy leaders and gaining instruction in dairy production processing and marketing. He homesteads on a 30 acre dairy farm with his father John Stiles and has served on the Frederick County dairy judging team.
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