Football and track mix as LSU and Ole Miss loom
The piece weighs college football with LSU and Ole Miss in a toss up, highlighting All American Cannon’s influence and the mud soaked game day at High Stadium. It also notes Frederick and Gaffney in action, junior varsity battles, and cross country meet prep at WEW course with Gunthering and Brenneman.
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Cepeda Named Sophomore of the Year in N L
Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants edged Vada Pinson of Cincinnati to win the National League rookie of the year honor. Cepeda led in the AP poll with 36 of 172 votes. Pinson had 66. Cepeda, from Ponce Puerto Rico, batted .311 with 27 homers and 115 runs batted in.
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National Basketball By The Associated Press Result
Detroit defeated Syracuse 117 to 102 in a National Basketball Association game. The article notes upcoming schedules with Syracuse at Cincinnati and a Washington D C event. Virgil Akins and Kenny Lane are listed among boxing results, indicating mixed sports coverage.
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LSU Set to Beat Mississippi by 14 7 in Preview
New York AP reports LSU favored by 14 7 over Ole Miss in a high profile clash. The piece notes strong defense and key players, with additional football and boxing notes across college and pro sports.
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NCAA probation hits Wyoming and Montana State
The NCAA penalizes Wyoming and Montana State College for recruiting and aid rule violations. Wyoming receives one-year football probation and becomes ineligible for post season bowls. Montana State gets two years probation and is barred from national championships and invitational events. Mortana State had recent probation history. other cases are held in abeyance.
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Colts Berry Resumes Passes. Browns Face Test in Colt Corral
Baltimore star Raymond Berry returns to top form with ten receptions and two touchdowns, boosting the Colts as Cleveland visits for a first meeting in six years. Former Browns defender Bob Freeman notes Berry’s danger and reflects on the tough assignment ahead for Browns pass coverage.
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Clemson Quarterback Harvey White Earns AP All America Nod
Clemson senior quarterback Harvey White stars in win over South Carolina with two passing touchdowns and two setups, earning AP All America Regional recognition for the ACC. Board members praise his health and skill, naming him among top ACC quarterbacks and backs in the midseason roll call.
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LSU and Ole Miss Hold Strong Defensive Stand
LSU and Ole Miss are among the top defensive teams in major college football per NCAA statistics. Syracuse leads in total defense and offense, while LSU ranks second in total yards allowed and rushing defense, with Ole Miss ninth in pass defense and a 1.2 point per game average.
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Argentine Horse Invited to Washington International
Gustavo Rotunda of Argentina was asked to race his 4-year-old filly Pensilvania in the Washington D C International on November 11. Laurel race course president John D. Schapiro extended the invitation after Pensilvania won the Simon Bolivar Stakes in Caracas. The entry would hinge the field at 13 and raise nations represented to 9, both records for the $100 000 race.
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Berry Leads Colts Receiver Surge With Early Career Rise
Berry continues a steady rise after joining the Colts in 1955 as the 20th pick from SMU. His reception totals have grown each year from 33 to 37 to 47 to 56, including 29 catches this season with seven games left. He had a dozen receptions in Baltimore’s victory over the Giants for the championship, with five catches over goal. Berry’s career mirrors his late bloom in high school and college.
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Wisconsin tackle Lanphear named AP lineman of the week
Wisconsin guard Danny Lanphear, 63, 200 pounds, earned the Associated Press lineman of the week after a standout 12-3 victory over Ohio State. He blocked a punt for a safety, recovered two fumbles, jarred loose a ball from a runner, and keyed the Badgers retrieval of a bobble. Coach Milt Bruhn called the performance magnificent.
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Pro Football League Eyes Pact With CFL on Player Contracts
Winnipeg AP reports Football Commissioner Sydney Halter announced the proposed American Pro Football League is ready to enter an agreement with the Canadian Football League to respect player contracts, signaling a cross border accord.
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Crystal ball hints at Val Ball spectacle and bands
A hazy preview notes a Val Ball week with Les Lanin and his brass band promised to perform loud and clear. The story ties the event to a festive hustle and bustle expected to attract crowds and excitement.
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Cadets to Top Allegany and More Gridiron Picks
A spirited outline of top picks and scores from major college games. The list includes Alabama 33 over Mississippi State 12 and Texas Christian 25 over Baylor 16. Other results feature Princeton 42, Brown 13 and Syracuse 40, Pittsburgh 10 among numerous matchups.
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NCAA OKs Alien Student Amendment
The NCAA Council approved an amendment to regulate participation by alien students and sent it to the annual convention for approval in New York. The plan would limit eligibility to specific semesters, require residence and tuition conditions, and apply to championship events in some sports.
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Lane Split Decisions Akins In Welter Clash
Lane defeated Virgil Akins by split decision in a welterweight title tilt at Capitol Arena. The St. Louis veteran fought through a cut eye in round three as Lane pressed the pace and led on two scorecards before the final bell.
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Terps Scrimmage Freshmen In Prep For South Carolina
Maryland held a scrimmage with freshmen and backups as it prepares for Saturdays game at South Carolina. Gary Collins displayed strong punts and returns, and co captains for the South Carolina matchup were guard Bill Lazero and halfback Gene Verardi.
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NHL Wednesday Results Tie in New York Detroit and Toronto Wins
The National Hockey League posted a 3 3 tie between New York and Detroit and a 1 0 Toronto win over Montreal while Detroit and Boston tied 1 1.
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Syracuse Seeks Perfect Season in Pittsburgh Test
Syracuse football, ranked No. 5, faces tough challenge at Pittsburgh as coach Ben Schwartzwalder downplays future opponents. He cites Navy and Holy Cross as key past tests while praising Roger Davis and linemen Mau ty Youmans and Bob Yates as the offense clicks with Em Davis showing steady progress.
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Grid League Won’t Be Stepped On
New York AP reports the embryo grid league faces $56 entry concepts as NFL expansion into Dallas and Johnston risks mixed reactions. Hunt questions a repeat of past conflicts and cites not rushing a player war while Bell edges toward clarify. Ed Rip stars for Notre Dame. bids emerge for new franchises in Minneapolis-St Paul and Buffalo with other cities eyed.
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Maryland Faces Virginia As Win Streak Extends
Maryland aims to extend the nation’s longest soccer winning streak to 25 games in a matchup at College Park. The Terps, who have defeated Loyola, Navy, Johns Hopkins and Penn State, last lost in the 1957 season opener to Penn State. Star forward Richard Ror from Havre de Grace anchors a Maryland lineup featuring nine players from the state.
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Little Leaguers Hold Ninth Banquet at Calvary Church
The National Little League held its ninth annual banquet at Calvary Methodist Church with 38 players receiving league awards. Mayor Ramsburg, league president Bill Grove, and Chief Charles V. Main attended as Rev. Calvin H. Blue gave the invocation. Dave Hagan performed tricks and magic after the meal.
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Elm Street Wins After Overtime Over Liberty 6 4
Elm Street defeated Liberty in an overtime thriller after scoring a field goal in the last to force extra time. The Elm Streeters rose to 2 by quarters and edged Liberty 6 to 4 in the final period. The game notes reference a scoring table and an overtime winner.
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