Weekend slate tests teams after upset week
College grid action centers on facing fresh losses or rebound tests as Illinois meets Michigan State and Texas confronts a Rose Bowl hopeful. Hagerstown and Westminster clash in a key CVAL showdown while Fort Hill visits Westminster in a battle of strong league clubs.
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Purdue
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Virginia
Colgate
UCLA
Michigan State
Minnesota
Oregon State
Arkansas
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J. Rolfe Castleman
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Clemson Beats South Carolina On Big Thursday Upset
Clemson’s second string led by Harve White defeated South Carolina 13 to 0 in Columbia before 44,500 fans at the State Fair. White ran 21 yards, threw for 28 yards to Bill Mathis, and connected with Sonny Quesenberry for a 15 yard TD pass. Jordan fumbled near the goal line but Rudy Hayes then scored to seal the win.
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Jordan
Rudy Hayes
South Carol
Quesenberry
Hayes
Baseball lifetme batting averages rise with 1957 season
The article notes 1957 stars extending career averages above .300. Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Richie Ashburn, Stan Musial, Bob Boyd and others improved or held 300 club status, while several players dipped below or lost ground after the season. It lists lifetimes and season marks, with teams and cities named, reflecting National and American Leagues’ leading batters.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
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Los Angeles
Mays Robinson
Boyd
Redlegs
Furillo
Mickey Mantle
New York
Orioles
Stan Musial
Bill Skowron
Stan
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Wil
Sjjiams
Steareid Boascave
Jaci
Jane
Tenesadentee
Doc Muller
Cincin
Los Angles
Charley Blacknati
Smokey Burgess
Che
Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
Hernandez
Juarez
Mexio
Mueller
Burgos
Virdon
Revere
Mass
Ray Lancaster
Spartanburg
S. C
Bob Kennedy
Boston
Not Safe After Dark Warns British Stateswomen
In London at a women’s national meeting two elder lawmakers urged that darkness remains unsafe for women of all ages. Lady Nunburnholme recalled nightly whistles during the blitz era, noting she was then over seventy.
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England
Britain
London
Fall Fishing and Deer Season Open in Frederick County
Field and Stream notes farm ponds around Frederick County brim with largemouth bass and crappie as fall feeding drives big catches. It urges use of pork rind trailers, black eel lures, and slow retrieves, plus small minnows for crappie. Deer season opens with archers limited to broadheads and seven eighths inch—bow only until December 2 to 7. Prizes await first deer brought to Delphey’s Sport Store and Shipley’s Bear gear.
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Lefty Kreh
Frederick County
Potomac River
Potomac
Potomac Land
Maryland
Jenson’s Island
Limestone Branch
Feelver
Delphey
Dorsey F. Shipley
Sporting Foods
Julien Delphey
Dorsey Shipley
Ben Pearson
Archery and rifle deer seasons limit on single hunter per year
In a legal clarification a hunter may kill only one deer per year across archery and rifle seasons. The question about hunting a deer in the rifle season after archery is answered with a firm no.
Scholastic Games Stall at Cambridge and Westminster
A fragment notes scholastic games schedule with locations Havre de Grace Cambridge Fort Hill Westminster Allegany LaSalle. The readable items list events but lack clear results or dates. Further details are unreadable.
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Allegany
LaSalle
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