Navy dominates with 52-6 rout over Penn
Navy lands its best win this season, beating Penn 52-6 and stretching a nine-year drought against the Quakers. Coach Eddie Erdelatz calls the team spirited, if not the most talented, after a 25-0 Stanford win and a near-miss loss to Pitt. Other state teams stumble with Maryland, Johns Hopkins, and Western Maryland losses.
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Penn
Navy
Pitt
Army
Notre Dame
Eddie Erdelatz
Stanford
Erdelatz
Philadelphia
Morgan
West Virginia State
Maryland State
North Carolina College
Maryland
Miami
Johns Hopkins
Randolph Macon
Western Maryland
Hampden-Sydney
Maryland Struggles With Ball Control This Season
Terps unable to control possession in 1950s era football reports. Maryland coach Jim Tatum contrasts current struggles with past teams known for heavy ball control as losses and close games mount. Early season numbers show few plays, with mixed results against Wake Forest Miami Kentucky UCLA and others. Historical note mentions Galileo Galilei and a unrelated ironing aside.
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Maryland
Jim Tatum
North Mainline
Miami
Kentucky
UCLA
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Week's Boxing Bouts Listed By The Associated Press
The Associated Press lists a busy welterweight week headlined by Johnny Bratton in a St. Nicholas Arena bout and Del Flanagan meeting Maurice Harper in San Francisco. Also on tap are Vince Martinez vs Car mine Fiore at Madison Square Garden and Carmelo Costa vs Rudy Garcia in Brooklyn. Bantam and featherweight action includes Yoshio Shirai’s title defense in doubt and Sandy Saddler active, with telecast set for ABC Dumont and CBS.
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Action
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
del Flanagan
St Paull
Vince Martinez
Paterson
Tokyo
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Yoshio Shirai
Sandy Saddler
New York
France
Ray Famechon
Paris
Bratton
Philadelphia
Stinker
Johnny Sarton
St. Nicholas Arena
Chico Varana
Havana
Flanagan
Maurice Harper
Oakland
San Francisco
Saaton
Martinez
Chuck Davey
Art Aragon
Madison Square Garden
Carmine Fiore
Brooklyn
Carmen Basilio
Saddler
Carmela Costa
Eastern Parkway
Rudy Garcia
Costa
Boston
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Sailor Ed Sanders
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Ted Olla
Milwaukee
Ernole Durando
Oua
Costa-Garcia
ABC
Bratton-Varon
Dumont
Flanagan-Harper
CBS
Golf Tourney At Frederick VFW Club Holds Low Gross
John Bowers and Mrs Ruth Gregory shot the low gross 83 in the mined two ball golf tournament at Frederick VFW Country Club. Eleven teams competed with Mrs Evelyn Ephraim and Bruce Gresax posting the low net 70. Second row net honors went to Joyce Harbaugh and Sam Rosenstock 94-23-71 and Mrs Will Knill and Skip Calhoun 96-25-71. Ladies golf committee sponsored the tourney and a meeting is set for Wednesday at the club.
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John Bowers
Ruth Gregory
Frederick V.F.W. Country Club
Evelyn Ephraim
Bruce Gresax
Joyce Harbaugh
Sam Rosenstock
Will Knill
Skip Calhoun
Ladies
Maryland Wildlife On Greater and Lesser Scaup Birds
Maryland game commission notes ranges from Alaska to Hudson Bay with wintering along the Atlantic to North Carolina and the Gulf. Both species are common on Chesapeake and Chincoteague Bays. males show purplish head reflections, females brown or amber. males about 19 inches, females smaller. Nesting on ground near water, 6 to 12 eggs, sometimes up to 20 to 25 with multiple females. Decoys work, birds dive deeply, and meat is preferred when feeding on vegetation but gamey when fish or mollusks are eaten. Habitat loss and heavy shooting reduce numbers. restoration efforts by Ducks Unlimited aim to recover populations for sport and food value.
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Alaska
Hudson Bay
Atlantic
North Carolina
Gulf Coast
Chesapeake Bay
Chincoteague Bay
Ducks Unlimited
Canada
United States
John Roebling brushes Bristles for Brooklyn Bridge
A compact note recalls John A Roebling the German born engineer behind the Brooklyn Bridge. It mentions his dry scrubbing brushes as a metaphor for preserving materials and his early inventions like wire rope and base components.
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John A. Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Dizzy Weekend of Surprises Shakes College Football Bowl Race
A wild weekend left only nine teams with perfect records. Oklahoma and UCLA remain atop, with Ohio State, Arkansas, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Miami Florida, Boston College, and Cincinnati also undefeated. Upsets and close calls reshaped the Rose and Sugar Bowl picture while teams like Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colorado and Yale fell back. Ohio State’s win over Wisconsin boosted its Big Ten title shot, and Purdue’s upset of Notre Dame kept them in Orange Bowl contention as Army and West Virginia surged in the East and added big scores.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Southern California
Arkansas
Oklahoma
UCLA
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Miami
Fla
Boston College
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Minnesota
Michigan
Colorado
Nebraska
Yale
Calgate
Boston University
Holy Cross
Pasadena
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Purdue
Howard T Hopalong
Cassady
Auimny
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Lenny Dawson
Texas Christian
Cali
Lindon Crow
Pride of the South
Buddy Benson
Preston Carpenter
New Orleans
Ole Miss
Southeastern
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi State
Kansas State
Oregon State
Stanford
Missouri
Iowa State
Army
Black Knights
Columbia
West Virginia Mountaineers
Virginia Miliary Institute
Cornell
Princeton
Tiiois
Syracuse
Virgina
Maryland
Xavier
Ohio
Navy
Penn
Pitt
Temple Holds Off Brown In Surprising Showdown
In college football Sasts surprising result Temple defeated Brown 19-14. Georgia beat Tulane 7-0 in the south while Auburn crushed Florida State 33-0. North Carolina edged Wake Forest 14-7 amid a brawl. Tennessee narrowly beat Dayton 14-7 and Rice toppled Texas 13-7, Texas A&M fell to Baylor 20-7. Stanford won 13-7 over Washington on the Pacific coast as Utah defeated Wyoming 14-7 and Idaho shutout Washington State 10-0 for the first time in 29 years.
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Temple
Brown
Georgia
Tulane
Auburn
Florida State
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Dayton
Rice
Texas
Longhorns
Billy Hooper
Baylor
Texas A&m
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Washington
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington State
Bow and Arrow Deer Season Opens November First
Maryland hunters are reminded the bow and arrow deer season begins November 1 across 13 counties with a limit of one deer. Any deer may be taken, but no second deer during the regular firearms season December 6 to 11. Raccoon and opossum season runs November 1 to January 31, with trapping unlawful. County list includes Allegany, Calvert, Carroll, Frederick, Baltimore, Harford, Kent, Queen Annes, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, Wicomico, Worcester.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Allegany
Calvert
Carroll
Frederick
Harford
Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Sora
Carolina
College Football Scores And Tennis Exhibition In Manila
College Football results list Morris Harvey 33 over WVa Tech 6 and others, with LSU 20 over North Carolina State 7, Florida 7 over Louisville 27. In Manila on Oct 24 Pancho Segura beat Kramer 6-2 6-2, Sedgman defeated Gonzales 4-6 6-1 6-4, and the pair beat Kramer and Segura 6-4 3-6 6-2 in doubles.
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Associated Press
Morris Harvey
Wva Tech
Concord
Wva
West Liberty
Duke
North Carolina State
LSU
Florida
Louisville
Centre
Western Kentucky
Tennessee Tech
Morgan State
Wva State
Bluefield State
St. Paul's Poly
Segura-Sedgman
Manila
Pancho Segura
Frank Sedgman
Jack Kramer
Segura
Kramer
Sedgman
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
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