Navy Brigade Spirit Drives Navy Football Rise to 6-0
Navy football, led by Joe Bellino with support from Joe Matalavage and Hal Spooner, rides a 6-0 start and a 9-game two-year streak into a Philadelphia showdown with Notre Dame. Athletic director Red Coward credits brigade unity and spirit for the team’s success, alongside coach Wayne Hardin who praises the broader team effort beyond any single star. Bellino sets a Navy single-season scoring record with 63 touchdowns in a 27-0 win over Penn.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Joe Bellino
Joe Matalavage
Hal Spooner
Navy
Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Naval Academy
Asbury
Red
Coward
Brigade
University of Washington
Bellweather
Hardin
Washington
Berlino
Beliino
The
Academy
Penn
National Basketball Association Results and Schedule
National Basketball Association scores show New York defeating Los Angeles 111 to 101 on Monday. The Tuesday schedule lists New York at Los Angeles and Strange at St Louis. National Hockey League results include Montreal at Chicago with no games otherwise. John Hancock of Massachusetts was elected president of the Minental Congress on November 23, 1785, but illness prevented service and he resigned the following March.
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California
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
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Senators
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National Basketball Assn
Associated Press
Strange
St.Louis
National Hockey League
Montreal
Chicago
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Minental Congress
Galento Pep Injured In Auto Crash In Maryland
Boxing figures Tony Galento and Willie Pep were injured in a car collision near Edgewood Maryland while returning to New Jersey after a Baltimore bout. Galento and Pep, both treated at Harford Memorial Hospital, were joined by four injured members of Pep’s car crew. The crash occurred on U S 40 at an intersection as the Rakar car turned off the highway.
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Edgewood
Tony Galento
Willie Pep
New Jersey
Baltimore
Galento
Pep
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
N. J
Samuel Magee
Nucenti
Cassese
Lewis Astero
Steve J. Rakar
Galenio
Sonny Boy Collins
Mike DeFeo
Collins
Robert Church
Chester
Dave Wyatt
Wington
D. C
Washington
Holly Mims
Jimmy Beecham
Miami Beach
Fla
U. S. 40
Rakar
Navy Undefeated Leads Bowl Possibilities in 1955
Navy, 6-0 after a 27-0 win over Penn, tops several committees considering post season bowl bids. Gator and Gotham bowls show interest. Gotham would like Navy in its Dec 10 game at Yankee Stadium. Athletic Director Red Coward notes Navy must beat Army and secure Navy Department approval, while Joe Bellino earns All East honors after a big Penn game.
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Navy
Penn
Gator
Gotham
Bob Reddy
Yankee Stadium
Mississippi
Reddy
Gotham Bowl Committee
Academy
Asbury
Red) Coward
Middies
Army
Coward
Navy Department
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Joe Bellino
Fight results from multiple boxing matches across the United States
In Tampa Luis Rodriguez defeated Mel Collins on points. In Baltimore Holly Mims beat Jimmy Beecham on points. In New York Joey Archer defeated Joe Rubino. Curtis Cokes stopped Stefan Redl in Dallas. Cleveland Williams KO’d Ben Marshall in Houston. Rip Randall defeated by opponent in Tyler, and another listed bout in Trenton.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Mel Collins
Trenton
Baltimore
Holly Mims
Washington, D.C
Jammy Beecham
Miami Beach
New York
Joey Archer
Joe Rubino
Brooklyn
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Stefan Redl
Paterson
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Ben Marshall
Oklahoma City
Rip Randall
Tyler
Tex
Theodore Tate Dies at Washington Treasurer in 1928 Crash
Theodore Tate, 8, former United States treasurer, died Sunday from injuries suffered in a fall on October 13. Tate was appointed treasurer on June 1, 1928 and resigned January 17, 1929.
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Theodore Tate
Washington
H. Theodore Tate
United States
Unionists clash at Melbourne airport over Chinese officials visit
In Melbourne police arrested two men after rival unionists clashed at the airport over a visit by three Communist Chinese trade union officials invited by the Australian Council of Trade Unions. Left wing groups tore banners carried by White Russians during the scuffle.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Council of Trade Unions
The News Frederick Page 7 October 25 1560
Frederick Maryland newspaper item dated October 25 1560 reports local matters on page seven. Notable figures and places include the town of Frederick and surrounding areas. Readers are urged to note community events and notices of interest.
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