Navy Faces Notre Dame in Hardest Test Yet
At Annapolis and South Bend Navy eyes a tough schedule start against unbeaten Notre Dame after a string of softer opponents. The Irish, coming off wins over Purdue and others, are favored. Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz seeks a strong showing to rebuild prestige despite captain Cutter calling the pre Army games scrimmages.
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Frederick High Jayvees 13 0 Victory Over Deione High
Frederick High Jayvees win 13 0 over Deione High School of Hanover to run season record to two wins one tie one loss. Skip Wenzel scores 26 yard TD to start scoring in second period, D Immermat converts. Wenzel later scores on 6 yard run and Hartsock catches a 6 yard pass from Markex for TD. Next game at Northtown Tuesday.
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Fort Hill Leads CVAL Standings After Weekend Contests
Fort Hill tops the CVAL standings with a 66 112 2 mark after a weekend of results. North Hagerstown fell to 7 25, S. Hagerstown blanked 7 0, while Westminster and Allegany posted several scores. Handley moved to 270 3 3 as Hartley defeated North Hagerstown, and LaSalle beat Charlestown in a WI-6 victory.
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Texas A and M Tops AP Poll After Aggies Handle Baylor
The Texas A and M Aggies climbed to first in the AP poll after a 14 0 victory over Baylor extending their winning streak to six. Oklahoma slipped to second after a close loss to Colorado as 166 voters cast first place ballots. The top 10 featured Michigan State and Notre Dame among others with much fanfare over Lew Burdette and a Sarasota Bay presentation.
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Shantz Captures AL Pitching Title with Comeback Year
Bobby Shantz rallied from a 2 7 record in 1956 to win 11 games and the American League earned run crown in 1957. The Yankees lefty, 32, earned 69 of 152 AP Baseball Writers votes for comeback of the year, with Ted Williams third and Roy Sievers and Billy Lees also prominent.
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Frederick High Teams Struck by Colds and Illness
Frederick High School reports varsity seven absences and junior varsity six due to colds and viruses. Coach Homer Brooks said no game cancellations yet and a midweek update will shape plans for the Saturday Alleghany varsity game and next Tuesday’s junior varsity at North Hagerstown.
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De Marco vs Akins Looms In Mass Title Fight Card
Tony DeMarco the 31 knockout welterweight contender is a 108 favorite against Virgil Akins in a Boston Garden bout billed as the Massachusetts version of the world title. The fight, not telecast, hinges on regional recognition as NBA and world bodies spar over an elimination setup for Basilio’s vacated crown.
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Tibbs Outpoints Ippolito in New York Bout
The Associated Press notes Tommy Tibbs defeated Frankie Ippolito by decision in a New York bout. Also listed Rudy Sawyer KO'd Young Joe Walcott in Providence. The Dead Sea in Palestine holds about eight times the salinity of typical ocean water.
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Jewel's Reward Injured Foot Threatens Pimlico Futurity
New York October 28 Mrs Elizabeth X Graham reports Jewel's Reward a two year old colt suffers a slight bruise on his right forefoot after pawing floor at Garden State Park. If the foot clears in a week the colt remains a leading contender for the Pimlico Futurity despite finishing out of the money in the Garden State Stakes won by Nadir. Trainer Ivan Parke noted the abrasion and expects a swift recovery.
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Lew Burdette Toasted in Sarasota Welcome Parade
Sarasota residents hosted a gala parade and celebration for World Series pitching hero Lew Burdette after his return home. Fans packed the baseball park, thronging the area for autographs and a festive welcome from his hometown.
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Colts Fans Assault Three GIs Of Green Bay
Green Bay Packers beat the Baltimore Colts 24 23 in a high tension game. Three Packers rooters from Milwaukee stationed at Army posts were assaulted by Colts fans. Wilbur Main of Frederick was praised by Maryland coach Tommy Mont for his strong defensive play.
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