Navy Irish clash to headline with potential repeat thriller
Annapolis Md Oct 26 Navy and Notre Dame coaches foresee another close battle after their 6 0 clash last season Both teams hailed as strong as they prepare for the weekend meeting Notre Dame coach Brennan questioned odds makers six point favorite while Navy coach Erdelatz called his squad the best in 10 to 15 years Notre Dame has only loss to Michigan State Navy undefeated after five games with emphasis on ball control and speed in the backfield led by Paul Hornung at quarterback and guard Pat Basceglia as a standout defender
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Navy Quarterback George Welsh Returns to Direct Team
The piece notes Welsh back directing Navy after an injury as the team prepares to face an opponent. It mentions a standout ball carrier and runner who is also a better than average passer and will outpunt and outkick on kickoffs. Only Earle Smith at right end is listed as missing with a leg injury.
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Navy Aims to Upset Notre Dame on Saturday
The No 1 defense and a top 10 passer lead Navy’s plan to break a nine game losing streak to Notre Dame. Navy’s defense has allowed 119.6 yards per game, with strong pass and rush stops, while Notre Dame ranks higher in points allowed but weaker overall defense. Navy’s offense, led by George Welsh, shows strong scoring and efficiency as the teams prepare for the clash.
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Davis Cup stars in 1935 scene and signings
In a lively Davis Cup context, Kramer's opening moves aim to recruit top players. Discussions included Head, Ken Rosewall, and Tony Trabert, who already held professional contracts. The 1935 season framed key agreements and standout performances.
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Lambeau Staff To Coach Collegians
CHICAGO Oct 26 The same staff led by E L Curly Lambeau which directed the 1935 College All Stars to victory over the Cleveland Browns will coach the 1958 collegians in the summer grid classic announced by Wilfrid Smith Tribune sports editor. Lambeau and aides piloted the All Stars to a 27 20 victory over the NFL champion Browns at Soldier Field last August. Lambeau returns with Hank Anderson Steve Owen and Hampton Pool as helpers with Tony Canadeo and Charles Warren also on the staff. The 1956 All Star game is set for Soldier Field on the night of Friday Aug 10, moved up a week due to the Democratic National Convention.
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Walkersville Bowling League Monocacy Valley Standings
Results from Babe's Package Store 3 Laymans Painters 1 and others with teams Pepsi Cola, Fred Motors, Coca Cola, Rocky Springs. Standings show Pepsi Cola Pa and Fred Motors high scores as 18 16 16 and 1,599 team set. High games include K Nushaum 140 and H Staley 361.
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Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Johnny Holman of Chicago knocked out Boardwalk Billy Smith of Atlantic City in last night’s boxing bout in Miami Beach. Smith’s victory path and other results were not detailed in the sparse report.
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Mississippi's Cothren Named Back of the Week
Mississippi fullback Paige Cothren earned Associated Press Back of the Week after a standout performance against Arkansas. He carried 11 times for 65 yards, scored the first TD, kicked two extra points, hit a 12 yard field goal, intercepted a pass to set up another score, and starred on defense. Also noted are other top backs and quarterbacks in the week’s ballot and Piedmont League meeting news in Richmond.
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Earl Morrall
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Ed Vereb
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Maryland Fullbacks Return for Limited Action in Homecoming
Maryland returns its top two fullbacks Fred Hamilton and Phil Porto to practice after injuries and may play part of the homecoming game against South Carolina. Coach Jim Tatum staged a two hour scrimmage as Hamilton and Porto rotated with Burgee and Skarda, with Burgee a fallback if injured players aren’t mended. Maryland seeks a seventh win of the season.
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