High School Football Opens In Cumberland Valley League
Westminster, Hagerstown, and Handley Winchester debut in the revived Cumberland Valley Athletic League with Westminster losing to Hagerstown 20 to 6. Handley Winchester, led by 12 seniors and 6 players over 200 pounds, beat Allegany 34.
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Martiesberg
Hagerstown
High Grid
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Westminster
Handley
Winchester
Allegany
Sooners Top, but Rivals Emerge in Early Poll
Oklahoma, listed as the preseason No. 1 by the AP, already faces challengers as Notre Dame and Maryland lose ground after early week results. Notre Dame fell to 14th after a SMU loss and Maryland dropped after a Syracuse defeat. Oklahoma led the first poll with 150 votes and 1,150 points, followed by Georgia Tech and Michigan State among the top contenders.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Sooners
Notre Dame
Maryland
Iet
Southern Methodist
Syracuse
Georgia Tech
Michigan State
Texas Christian
Southern
Methodist
Southern California
Ohio State
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
SMU
Becat
Texas A&m
Villanova
Michigan
Pitts
Cumberland
Allegany
Texas
Louisiana State
Newnawean Lea
James Davis
Kenny Wilson
Notre Dame L. Fineyfrock
Fae
Fareed
Vanderbilt Dames Beall
Doug Harrison
Tennessee
Paul Kennedy
Herb Eiker
Frederick High Jayvee grid expands with four ninth graders joining
Frederick High's Jayvee football squad, led by coaches Homer Brooks and Jim Burger, trains daily with 28 candidates. Four ninth graders report, five regulars return from 1955, and players like Lewis Finneyfrock, Wayne Geisbert, Leo Brandenburg, and Tinkler Michael vie for starting roles. Upcoming fixtures include Westminster reserves next Thursday and Martinsburg on October 11 with further games through November.
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Municipal Pare
Homer Brooks
Jim Burger
Elm Street
Lewis Finneyfrock
Wayne Geisbert
Leo
Harrison
Phil Stevens
James Beall
Brooks
Burger
Frederick High
Westminster
Martinsburg
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
James Davis
Kenny Wilson
Bob Murray
Bill Shockley
Finneyfrock
Beall
Larry Lavman
Saxton Down to No 2 Spot in Ring Ratings
Ring magazine awards Carmen Basilio Fighter of the Month after his knockout of Johnny Saston, moving Saxton down to second in the welterweight rankings. Tony DeMarco holds the top spot with other changes across divisions and notes on teams and players in Maryland and nearby states.
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New York
Carmen Basillo
Johnny Saston
Chittenange Clouter
Ring Magazine
Saxton
Ring
Nat Fleischer
Saxtom
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Art Aragon
Los Angeles
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Harold Carter
Johnny Summerlin
Linden
N. J
Larry Boardman
Marlborough
Neal Rivers
Las ‘Vegas
Cherif Hamia
France
Paul Jorgersen
Port Arthur
Tex
Fred Galiana
Bobby Ros
Galiana
Spain
Television and Theater Highlights From The Week
The page lists a collage of show names actors and events including Jerry Bakiwia Michel Tinker Leo Brandsobarg and Cindy Lou s Ranch with notes on theater weather and film. It references Joe Croghan Bob McCormick Keith McBee and Casey Tibbs among many others with various TV and film listings and boxing match notes.
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Mark Alexander
Jerry Bakiwia
Bob Kehne
Tinker Michel
Fe ‘Mowe Club
Phil Stevens
Changing World Wayee Geisbert Oo
Fe ‘Theater
Leo Brandsobarg
A. Shuttinger
Ois
Prudence Penny
Terry Spurrier
Ay Sin Blair Ensor
Sescea
Larry Miller
Uuther
Happy
Drhede Carnival
Cindy Lou
toma S_spotight
Tagher _ teres
Wietness
Ness
Slave Cushing
Ry Earnest
Hewe Bick Canemats
M. Fanier
Bob McCormick
Ti—Weater
Keith McBee
Aten
Joe Croghan
David Suckle
Ellery Cucen
S—Long
John Silver
Gibbons
Paul and Mary Bon
Richard Bi
Douglas
John Daly
Dasneyland
Arthur_ Godfrey
Kraft Theater
Menasha Skulnik
Screen Directors Playhouse
Casey Tibbs
Brandon de Wilde
Matthes
Warren
NOPD
Fights Last Night By The Associated Prom
Phoenix event report notes Zora Folley 1 percent, Nino Vaides 209 Havana and Bobby Douglass 46 percent in a boxing bout roundups. Horado and Horado outpointed byups? The piece records finishers at Winchester Speedway race with Doug Bailey first and Al Grimman second, Jimmy Aleshire fourth.
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Associated Prom Phoenix
Ariz
Zora Folley
Chandler
Nino Vaides
Havana
Philadelphia
Bobby Douglass
Bobby Horado
New York
Nally
Brunswick
Shorty Bowers
Haverstown
Winchester Speedway
Bowers
Doug Bailey
Annapolis
al Grimman
Fredericksburg
Jimmy Aleshire
Luray
Pirates in Caribbean series debut on CBS TV delight youth
The article notes CBS TV debut of Pirates a new filmed series about Caribbean adventures. It contrasts modern youth tastes with classic literature references to Defoe and Stevenson. It mentions audience reception and nostalgia themes amid evolving entertainment.
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ITV
Charles Mebc
New York
Cabett Stansfield
Jack Besay
Kmmeth Shifflet
Frederick Fairgrounds
Rochester
Rank
Iday
Cbs-Tv
Sun-iFuture Farmers of America
McVicker
Om Ua
Benny Om Radio
Stansfield
Ing
Waterloo
Iowa
Outer Space
Daniel Defoe
Charles Kingsley
Robert Louis [Stevenson
G.A. Henry
Old Fogie
Tidewater Ol Company
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