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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1959
Page
6
LSU and Ole Miss both enter with six straight wins and a high ranking for a national title clash. Billy Cannon fuels LSU as the Rebels seek revenge and an edge in the betting line.
Maryland coach Tom Nugent debuted a new offensive approach against South Carolina and Clemson defenses. Nuggets say the plan aims to tax opponents with varied formations while emphasizing blocking and tackling improvements as the Terrapins prepare for ACC foes.
A cryptic sports blurb notes a defeat at a London event, referencing Black Langard and a $2,300,000 stake. It mentions Hill’s six coupon forecast and odds tied to outcomes, but the text is garbled and unclear on concrete results or participants.
The Associated Press reports Montreal defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in Tuesday hockey action. Upcoming games include Montreal at Toronto and Detroit at New York on Wednesday with Thursday scheduling Detroit at Boston. Milwaukee Braves paid 390000 to Milwaukee County this season for stadium rental, a club official said Tuesday.
In New York, the Giants defeated Green Bay 21 to 10. The Eagles and Bears losses are noted, with several teams listed in rough results and standings.
The Shenandoah Optimist Club hosts a gathering with Frederick Jonal and spouses, expected to arrive by a special bus and private cars around 6 p.m. at the local venue. The event features International feed and a Cham tie with hundred Optimist members.
Associated Press notes a quiet Tuesday with no games on the slate and no matchups completed for Syracuse or Detroit. The league schedule shows no results to report.
The NCAA placed the University of Mississippi and Arizona State University on probation for violations of financial aid and recruiting rules. Missouri southern rival programs faced penalties while Cincinnati was removed from probationary status. The actions, announced by Walter Byers, take immediate effect and affect bowl eligibility and television participation for the involved schools.
Stanford star Dick Norman remains the top college offense leader with 1.2 million passes, but Iowa State's Dwight Nichols narrows the margin. Watkins moves to second in rushing behind Pervis Atkins. Zurger tops punting. Bowers shows best per carry average. A separate Barstow fatality follows a scrimmage elbow incident. J Ramon St Romas, 16, dies after leaving the field. Jack Kramer bids to lure Neale Fraser to pro ranks with about 27000 dollars.
Allegany, a top CVAL team, presents a stern test for Frederick this season. The action sketch shows Bob Gaffney, the league’s top ground gainer, breaking free from a straight T with a quarterback snap, fullback dive, and a right halfback sweep to gain yardage.
A mixed regional sports blurb lists results from local leagues including Portland bowling scores, high game and series marks for R Woods and Rob Koontz, and Potomac Eds, East End Texaco standings. It also notes Cleveland outpointing Boston and Garcia release news, plus Turner becoming a coach and Braves signing.
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees said he would not be surprised if he was traded this off season. He cautioned he did not know if he was on the trading block but believed any player could be moved to help the team and said the club would aim to win the pennant.
AP reports Southern California coach and his household role emerge as unbeatable. Dorothy Newman Clark credits Don with remarkable domestic feats including building a playground and performing seven child dental extractions, all while balancing football duties and family discipline during winter 1956-57.
Akins seeks a return to a welterweight title facing Kenny Lane in a nationally televised one round bout at Canfel Arena. Lane, a southpaw favorite, aims to rebound after a loss to Carlos Ortiz. The Washington bout airs Wednesday on ABC at 10 pm EST. Meanwhile 400 cadets plan five charter flights to a Colorado Springs Force Academy game, funded privately.
Air Force Academy back Rich Mayo named AP back of the week for 74 rushing yards 37 passing and a key 20 7 upset over UCLA. Mayo leads team toward Army game in New York after a dynamic performance and pivotal plays.
Laurel Md AP report Announces a 44 day meeting at Laurel Race Track featuring the Washington DC International classic with 11 horses from seven nations entered for 3100 000. Other stakes include the 30000 Selima and 30000 Maryland Futurity with races daily starting at 1 pm. The track completes a million dollar upgrade adding a mile turf course and a one mile seven furlong chute. Pimlico in Baltimore to follow with a 7? day meet through December 15.
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