Picks Okies To Down Irish
Notre Dame seeks a fifth straight win as Oklahoma challenges the Irish in a volatile matchup. The column notes ND’s sophomores hold a 1-4 record this season while Oklahoma hopes to rebound from an early loss to Notre Dame in 1953.
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Deep South
Wade Mitchel
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Maryland
Pellington Forfeits Bail After Baltimore Incident
Baltimore Oct 23 Bill Pellington 23 pound captain of the Baltimore Colts was arrested for disorderly conduct after a dispute over a parking ticket. Bail of 51.50 was posted by an unidentified person and forfeited after Pellington failed to appear at a later hearing. Don Kellett said an investigation would be thorough and noted possible training rule violations.
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Michigan State Lifts Sooners Out Of Lead
Michigan State Athletic Director Biggie Munn discussed scheduling a football game with Oklahoma after the Spartans moved past Oklahoma in the AP poll by beating Notre Dame 47 14. He said a round robin Big Ten schedule makes the series unlikely this year but preferred a home and home series with Oklahoma in the future.
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Michigan State Athletic Directve
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Local grid and racing notes across Maryland teams and events
Emmitsburg and Middletown high schools clash at Middletown with even odds. Hagerstown, Frederick and Charles Town teams prep under lights as football scrimmages and junior events unfold. Mentions of Oklahoma and Sooner football trends, Laurel racing, and Mitchell quitting baseball close the round of notes.
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Middletown
Frederick High
Gene Itumter
Ha) Moser
Maryland Coach Mont Sees Pitiful Game Report
Maryland coach Tommy Mont laments a pitiful showing after a 34 6 loss to North Carolina and warns morale must improve before facing unbeaten Tennessee. Injuries plague the Terrapins with halfback Ted Kershner badly limping and fullback Tom Selep possibly out for the season as key players remain unavailable.
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Tommy Mont
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Tennessee
North Carolina
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Ted Kershner
Tom Selep
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Ring Ratings Are Changed Boost for Giardello Leads to Award
Ring Magazine names Joey Giardello Fighter of the Month after his upset knockout of Bobby Boyd in Cleveland on Sept 28. The victory moves Giardello into the middleweight elite and prompts several shifts including Charley Humez to second at 168 pounds and Rory Calhoun to fifth in the same division.
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Bobby Boyd
Ring Magazine
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Charley Humez
Spider Webt
Chicago
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
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Argentina
Eduardo Ko) Lausse
Andrea Serpa
Sweden
Luxemar Johansson
Italy
Franco Cavicchi
Willie Besmanoff
Germany
Thong Anthony
Gersmany
Cuba
Isaac Logart
Mexico
Gaspar Ortega
Art Arnon
Los Angeles
Logart
Bowling Leagues Walkersville League Results
Latest results include Layman's 3 over Prosperity 1 and Pepsi Cola 3 over Frederick Motors. Standings show Walkersville Center 14, Prosperity Cleaners 14, Frederick Motor Co 14, FOMO Co Five 11, Steven's Grocery 11, Coca Cola 10, Harmony Grove Feeds 1. High games include G Whitmore for Prosperity and E Kemp for Harmony Grove Feeds. Harmony Grove Feeds 378 for high team set. A noted odd item describes Nile navigation obstruction by mass vegetable growth.
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Brownies
Walkersville Bowling Center
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Sporting Goods Ad Promotes Winchester Remington Gear
Dorsky Fish Shipley’s Sporting Goods at 10505 North Market Street offers Winchester Remington and Western ammunition. Canvas hunting coats pants and caps Woolrich clothing insulated coats and pants hunting knives compasses and hand warmers also advertised.
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Pitchers Dominate 1956 Complete Games and Shutouts
Billy Pierce and Bob Lemon posted 21 complete games each in 1956, with Pierce at 20 wins and Lemon at 21 starts. Whitey Ford led the AL with 8 route wins, Robin Roberts topped both leagues in complete games with 22, and Lew Burdette headed the NL in shutouts with six. Frank Lary, Don Newcombe, and others posted notable marks in starts and victories.
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Warren Spahn
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Newcombe
Yankees
Lew Burdette
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Herb Score
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Variety shows multiply as TV networks flood airwaves
Charles Mercer reports that the three major networks offer eleven hours of evening variety programs this week, excluding daytime fare. He notes the sense of fission as hosts and guests move between programs, creating a dense, rapidly shifting landscape that can dull viewers' perception.
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New York
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Walter Winchell
Perry Como
Jackie Gleason
Gisele MacKenzie
Thurmont High Tops Frederick High In Narrow Soccer Win
Thurmont High defeated Frederick High 94 in a tightly contested soccer league match. Jim Hoffman scored three field goals and a late penalty while Jim Spalding added another scrimmage goal as both teams played all available players.
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Spalding Pinte & Inde
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TAN FAVORED VAMDEN GARDEN STATE STAKES BATTLE SET FOR TOMORROW AT GARDEN STATE PARK. SUMMER TAN CARRIES 122 POUNDS WITH JOCKEY DAVE ERB AGAINST BARDSTOWN RIDER WILLIE HARTACK AT 126 IN THE 1 ¼ MILE TRENTOT HANDICAP FOR THREE YEARS OLD AND UP.
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Favored Machen Set for 18th Straight Victory
Eddie Machen a 24 year old Redding California heavyweight fights Johnny Holmas in Portland tonight in a nationally televised 10 round bout. Machen comes in as a strong favorite on ABC radio and TV at 9 p.m. EST with 13 knockouts in 17 bouts. Holmas carries a 31 2 1 record and 16 knockouts while acknowledging Machen's speed and punch. The piece also notes the unrelated etymology about Spa Belgium.
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