Colts Center Called Liar By Marshall
Baltimore AP report says George Preston Marshall, owner of the Washington Redskins, accused Colts center Madison Nutter of lying at a luncheon before the Colts vs Redskins game. The event drew over 450 spectators as Marshall mocked players and recounted a career cutting remark.
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George Preston Marshall
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Nutter
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Bloom
Jaway
Penalties Shape Outcomes In Pro Football Says Kuharich
Washington coach Joe Kuharich says officiating and penalties are intangible factors that can decide games. He notes the Redskins are among the least penalized teams in the NFL, while controversy over officiating roses at Wrigley Field and in the Big Ten. He cites that penalties, fumbles, and interceptions often determine results as teams stay evenly matched.
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Joe Kuharich
Washington Redskins
Kuharich
National Football League
NFL
Sid Gillman
Los Angeles Rams
Frankie Albert
San Francisco 49Ers
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Geo Wilson Hits Critics
Detroit AP report notes Geo Wilson, amid sharp public exchanges, defending his policies and challenging detractors. The brief item outlines the outspoken stance and the accompanying reaction from local observers.
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Geo. Wilson
Oldtimers Gather for Hall of Fame Dinner in New York
New York witnesses a Hall of Fame gathering of six new living inductees. Prominent figures from Michigan, Yale, Cornell and Washington and Lee reminisce about old days and coaching careers as President Eisenhower attends the dinner. The roundtable talk covers past games, Army Notre Dame rivalry, and scouting tales from college football history.
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Football Writers
Hall of Fame
Eath
Harry Stubldreber
Harry Kipke
Pug Lund
Marshall 'Bregier Goldberg
Harry Kileinser
Young
Kipke
Michigan
Michigan Northwestern
Benny Oosterbaan
Michigan State
Chicago
Stuhidreher
Steel
Notre Dame
Col. Blaik
Army
Notre
Glen Ridge
N.J
Formula For Grand Prix Racing Sought
London aims to settle Grand Prix rules at a CSI meeting with officials from 11 nations. Britain seeks 2 1/2 litre limit while the United States pushes to 3 litres. Wilson defends current setups as injuries deplete Navy squad and names focus on upcoming games.
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Lem
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Italy
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Pennylvanias
BRM
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Holland
Belgium
Sweden
Commission Sportive Internationale
CSI
Lloyds Will Pay For Horses Lost In Fire
Lloyds of London will reimburse owners of 23 thoroughbreds and two lead ponies destroyed in a Sunday fire at Marlboro race track. HBPA said the agreement covers the first 25,000 of five losses with tracks paying premiums for additional losses. Maximum payout per horse is 5,000, with 500 for equipment.
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Lloyds of London
Marlboro Race Track
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Assn
Jack Boniface
HBPA
Lloyds
Boniface
Chicago
Army Maintains No 1 Rank In AP Football Poll
Unbeaten Army held the No 1 spot in the weekly AP college football poll with 90 first place votes and 1446 points. Ohio State rose to second, LSU moved up to third, Texas up to fourth, and Clemson stayed in 10th amid key conference action and upcoming matchups.
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Ted Kershner
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Dwayne Fletcher
Bob Gallagher
Jonn Stitt Bean
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Bob Cole
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Bob Boss
Tulane
Ackle
Vince Scott
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Ree
Whitney Martin
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Unbeaten Army
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Tom Gunderman
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Mississippi State
Confidence lifts Colts after win over Lions
Baltimore thrives on fourth quarter punch as Jim Mutscheller and Art Spinney stress belief. Colts scored three late TDs to pull away from Detroit, matching dominant finishes seen against Green Bay and Chicago, while only Chicago spoiled another late score.
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Mutscheller
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Art Spinney
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Chicago Bears
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Oyster Bowl Costly Experience for Navy Team
ANNAPOLIS AP Navys annual Oyster Bowl appearance in Norfolk Virginia is costly. After last years 37 14 victory over Georgia two starters were lost for the season and four more were sidelined at Teast urder.
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Georgia
Middies
Rams And Oklahoma Get Ys Grid Wins
Rams defeated the Eagles 33 to 20 in USICA touch football while Oklahoma routed Notre Dame 42 to 0 in the junior league. Marlboro track set an all time mark as fires damaged barns and horses but several horses perished.
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Archinie Stautner
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Pitt
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Tatum
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Rocky Marciano
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Crusade Against Dirty Football Paying Off
Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes claims officiating bias in Big Ten games after a controversial Indiana game protest. He warned of reprisals if dirty play goes unpenalized. Middletown High School wins 2-0 on J Keller field goal to defeat Maryland School for the Deaf. Hendricks shines on defense.
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Kubek Inducted Into Army Reserve At Fort Leonard Wood
Tony Kubek of Milwaukee New York Yankee shortstop was inducted into the Army Reserve for six months of active duty at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He received orientation blood test and was issued uniform after delaying induction to play in the World Series.
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Tony Kubek
Milwaukee
New York Yankee
Army Reserve
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