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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1958

Page

3

Top Games On Saturday Terps Meet South Carolina At Byrd Stadium

College Park Maryland hosts South Carolina in a homecoming clash featuring ACC leaders Maryland against the Gamecocks. Key matchups include Wake Forest at Clemson and Ohio State at Northwestern with standout backs and quarterbacks from Wake Forest Clemson North Carolina Maryland and Ohio State leading the weekend slate. Big 10 and ACC battles loom as Terps, Gamecocks, White, Hawkins, Ruseviyan, Kremblas and other star players eye conference and national implications.

Jack Clary College Park University ‘Associated Press Maryland University of Giese Duke Clemson North Carolna Terps Harvey White NC State South Carolina Wake Forest White North Carolina ACC Alex Hawkins Marylands Bob Ruseviyan Hawkins Gamecocks Ruseviyani Terns

Washington College Defeats Western Md in overtime

Washington College outlasted Western Maryland 5-3 in double overtime to remain undefeated in the Mason-Dixon Conference. Bob Bragg scored twice and Dick Skinner assisted Bragg for Washington's first second-period goal. Western Maryland tied it late in regulation before the Shoremen pulled away in the second OT.

Westminster Washington College Western Maryland Green Terrors Jim Gibson Shoremen Bob Bragg Dick Skinner Bragg Washington Maryland Braggs Skinner Dim Giorue

Roberts Voted Comeback Player in Big Fight Preview

New York AP report by Harry Graxon notes Colorado favors a comeback bid in a Boulder game while Army ends its Air Force series, and Oklahoma struggles at high altitude. The piece weighs Big Ten contenders Iowa Michigan Ohio State Northwestern and an array of southern and western matchups, highlighting Navy Notre Dame Pittsburgh Rutgers and others with bold picks and concerns about altitude and depth.

Harry Graxon NEA Colorado Oklahoma Golden Buffaloes Boulder Rocky Mountains Army Air Force Academy West Point Red Wilkinson Col Red Blaik Military Academy Air Force Bim Colorado Springs Folsom Field Dal Ward Sooners Iowa Hawkeyes Michigan Ohio State Notre Dame Forrest Evashevski Northwestern Ohio State Illinois Purdue Michigan State Boilermakers Spartans Wiskonsin NAVY Motre Dame Baltimore Pittsburgh Syracuse Rutgers Tennessee North Carolina Kentucky Mississippi State Georgia Tech Duke Auburn Florida Er ‘Ratic Ala ‘Bama Southern “Methodist Skein Oregon State California Beavers Southern California Stanford

Reifsnyder May Return To Navy

Annapolis AP Navy tackle Bob Reifsnyder, nicknamed the floating fortress, may return to action this week against Notre Dame after a leg injury kept him out. Coach Eddie Erdelatz said he would play if showing full form in practice and his return is contingent on readiness late in the week.

Annapolis Bob Relfsnyder Navy Notre Dame Bal Eddie Erdelatz Big Reif Erdelatz

Fight Results and Local Bowling Scores Report

Fight results note a 373 foot Brow follow and Cards tour of Japan with several names. later bowling leagues list results, standings, and high scores. Local scores include Phil's Esso, Stup Growther, Green's Esso, and Arcade Five with team and high game performers such as E Cook and E Green.

Phil's Esso Lewis’ Gree Schwearing Shop Linden Hill Green Arcade Allers Schwearings Green's Lewis E. Cook Schwearing E. Green Phil

South Keeps Defense Lead in Deep South Powerhouses

The piece notes Auburn leading in total defense and Mississippi posting the least points allowed, with Alabama rising as the new top pass defense in a survey of national collegiate stats. It also lists standings across several local leagues including OMONA GRANGE and BLUE RIDGE, highlighting team results, high individual game and set marks, and notable performers.

Associated Press Deep South Alabama Mississippi National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Auburn W. Il. Pte Electras Princeton Tulsa Prince Braves _ u Ioiback Yankees Speers Wiles P. Kelly J. Sultz Electas Omona Grange League Walkersville Lewistown New Market Ballenger Glade Valley Jefferson I Linganore I Middletown Linganore IT Carroll Manor Emmitsburg Mt. Pleasant Jefferson II Jefferson Ihallenger Ew Market Blue Ridge Cory Comer A ‘Palace Linden Hills Turners Coliseum Woodpoint Bar &Grill Gumber Beer Woodpoint Bar & Grill J. Landis R. Cramer C. Bogers Wolfensberger A. Barnhart B. Fahrney B. Greenfield

Eisenhower Urges Will To Win Against Communism At Dinner

President Eisenhower framed sports morale as essential to defeating communism in a NYC dinner honoring Hall of Fame inductees. He urged athletes to vote next Tuesday and to refrain from recreational activities until after voting. He praised will and determination as drivers of national progress and team success. Sam Boulmetis resumes riding after suspension at Garden State Park. Blizzards ease Ptarmigan feeding grounds in the Far North.

New York Eisenhower National Foot Fall! Foundation West Point Manhattan Boulmetis Camden W. J NEA Sam‘ Boulmetis Garden State Park

Doser Wins 2d Golf Championship

Clarence Doser of Washington captured his second Middle Atlantic PGA Golf Championship at Woodmont CC in Hot Springs Virginia. He shot 72 for a 36 hole total of 146 despite breezy conditions and a late scramble, beating Clare Emery by two strokes. Emery finished at 148, with Charlie Bassler third at 151 and Andy Gibson fourth at 152. Doser earned 300 dollars and the PGA Golfer of the Year Trophy with a 73 stroke average over 26 tournaments.

Hot Springs Clarence Doser Washington Doser Woodmont Country Club Clare Emery Emery Charlie Bassler Baltimore Bassler Andy Gibson Towson Walter Romans

Rose Trellis Wins Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs

Rose Trellis a lightly regarded gelding surged from the outside to win the Yankee Handicap for 3-year-olds at Suffolk Downs before 17,645. Owned by William du Pont Jr. and ridden by Larry Adams, he defeated Backbone and Warhead in the mile and an eighth race, completing the event in 1:55.25. Martins Buffalo finished third with Elegant and Warhead following. Payoffs: 18.80 10.00 6.20. distance prize 39,650 dollars.

Boston Rose Trellis Suffolk Downs Fox Catcher Farms William du Pont Jr Wilmington Del Backbone Warhead Larry Adams Marting Bullab If Rose Trellis Martins Bufflalo Elegante Whirlaway Martins Rubah

Colts And Browns Lead NFL In Offense And Ground Attack

The Colts and Cleveland Browns top NFL offense stats this week, with Indy leading in total yardage and Browns rushing. Jimmy Brown anchors Cleveland’s ground game as the league’s top rusher, while Baltimore and Chicago post strong scoring and punting figures amid a crowded efficiency race.

Philadelphia Colts Cleveland Browns NFL Davison Browns Washington Cleveland Chicago Chicago Cardinals Los Angeles Jimmy Brown

Auburn Struggles With Slow Scoring. Defense Leads

Auburn coach Shug Jordan contends the Tigers rely too much on defense as the No. 4 team posts a stingy 108.6 yards allowed per game but has scored only 78 points in five appearances this season. He notes new rules favor defense and that offense receives less emphasis despite equal time spent on both sides.

Auburn Ala Ralph (Shug Jordan Tigers Plainsmen LSU Iowa Army

Maryland tops Auburn in key defensive showdown

Maryland completed 11 passes for 136 yards to disrupt Auburn's lead in pass defense. Auburn still allows 108.6 rushing yards per game while Mississippi State holds 10 yards per game. Auburn's total defense edge remains, with 45.81 rushing yards allowed per game versus Tulsa's 69.2. Alabama and Mississippi State sit near top in points and pass defense as Oregon drops after allowing 23 to California.

Brown Uus Baltimore Wahington Cleveland Chicago Bears Los Angeles Washington Detroit Green Bay Paradelphia New York Giants Philadelphia Bears Cards San Francisco Maryland Auburn Tigers Missisissippi State Tulsa Alabama Towns State Mississippi Au ‘Burn Oregon California Boston College

Terps Ready After Last Full Speed Scrimmage

Maryland coach Tommy Mont says the Terrapins are in good physical shape after a Wednesday scrimmage as they prepare for South Carolina. The team aims for its second win of a five loss season and worked on pass plays with air routes by the offense. White returns to heavy action for Clemson as Howard and aides run the passing drills with multiple quarterbacks.

College of the Pacific Rockies Boston College Boston Dick Bass Eagles Don Allard Syracuse Wake Forest Clemson Norm Snead Brunswick Chalks Brunswick High School Maryland School For the Deaf Higdon Oyre MSC Rick McGee Brunswick Ed Wirts D. Hefner W. Shaff Walker Middletown High School Maryland Tommy Mont South’ Carolina

Calhoun Wins On Points In Thrilling Bout

Kory Calhoun, a White Plains minister's son, edged Franz Szuzina in a 10 round decision in Rochester. Calhoun showed long range power yet admitted he did not feel sharp, while Szuzina slipped to the canvas four times and referee Palmer deducted a seventh round from low blows.

Rochester N.Y Kory Calhoun Germany Franz Szuzina White Plains Calhoun Joe Palmer Rory Harold McGrath Calhhoun Charles di Salva Associated Press iSzuzina Szuzina Steet Franz

Bowling league results from South Frederick area

Arcade Five leads in Friday Night Division with 4 0 win over Ch Hill Five and 3 1 over C&M Mobil. Petersville Five and State Road trade blanks asLocust Valley and Jug Bridge Inn split emphasis. Standings list Petersville Five, Jug Bridge Inn, State Road, Locust Valley, Church Hill Five, and Arcade Five. Highs include L Moser 151 391. team games 584. team set 1 660. Moh.

Arcade Industrial LG South Frederick State Road Jug Bridge Inn Ch. Hill Five C.&m. Mobil Southern States Smith's Petersville Five Locust Valley Arcade Five Arcade Ch. Hil C. & M. Mobil South Fred Petersville Smith Church Hill C&m. Mobi Smith L. Moser South Fredericky Bridge Inn

National Basketball Rise. Associated Press Report St Louis vs

St Louis defeats Minneapolis 112 to 109 in a tight National Basketball Association contest. The game featured a late scoring run by St Louis and strong defense from both teams. Minneapolis kept pace through the third, but St Louis pulled away in the final minutes.

The Associated Press St. Louis Minneapolis

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