College Football Opens With Top Teams in Action
Ivy League and Big Ten clash with modern powerhouses as Notre Dame, Army and Navy spark the season. Wisconsin faces Miami in the Orange Bowl while No. 2 Oklahoma meets West Virginia and No. 3 Auburn plays Tennessee in a packed National TV slate.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Army
Naty
Wisconsin
Miami
Florida
Badgers
Hurricanes
Texas
Tulane
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Detroit
Air Force Academy
Denver
Utah State
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Columbus
Michigan State
California
College of the Pacific
Lowa Ist
Texas Christian
Kansas
Indiana
Hoosiers
Washington State
Northwestern
PCC
Bob Newman
Stanford
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Richmond
Ate
Burn
Tennessee
Birmingham
Auburn
Nbc-Tv
Pitt
UCLA
Holy Cross
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Duke
Bob Anderson
Pete Dawkins
Mississippi
Memphis State
Kentucky
Wildcats
Navy
William & Mary
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Alabama
Pro Football Opens Sunday with Bears Favored
The Associated Press notes the NFL begins its 39th season with the Chicago Bears favored to dethrone the Detroit Lions in the West and the Cleveland Browns to repeat in the East. Bears coach George Halas returns, unbeaten in exhibition play, as they open at Green Bay. Other Week One games include Lions at Baltimore, Giants at Buffalo, Cards at Chicago, Steelers at San Francisco, and Washington at Philadelphia. New coaches debut: Frank Ivy with the Cardinals, Buck Shaw with the Eagles, Ray McLean with the Packers. Steelers move to Pitt Stadium. Eagles to Penn’s Franklin Field.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Cleveene Browns
Bears
George Halas
Green Bay
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Rams
New York Giants
Chicago Cards
Buffalo
Detroit
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Philadelphia
Frank Ivy
Buck Shaw
Ray McLean
Steelers
Forbes Field
Pirates
Pitt Stadium
Eagles
Connie Mack Stadium
Phillies
Penn
Franklin Field
Former football star Claude Young named assistant GM at WEBB
Claude Buddy Young 32 was appointed assistant general manager of WEBB Baltimore radio station. He joined the station at inception and previously starred as a halfback with the Baltimore Colts for nine NFL seasons. He also played for the New York Yanks and spent a 1952 Dallas season with an NFL franchise.
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Baltimore
Claude
Buddy) Young
WEBB
Young
Afler
Baltimore Colts
Fleet Negro
Runcie
New York Yanks
Dallas
NFL
Sunday baseball schedule for playoffs and leagues
The schedule lists 2 P.M. playoff games in the Maryland State League with ijamsville at Poolesville, Tri County League Middletown versus Walkersville at Husky Park, and Heart of Maryland League Mt Lena at Harmony. It notes the Erie Canal digging began in Rome New York on July 4 1817.
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Ijamsville
Poolesville
Garber and
Trimmer
Middletown
Walkersville
Husky Park
Remus
Duresle
Heart of Maryland Lg
Mt. Lena
Harmony
Horiie
Lewis
Rome
N. Y
Determined Young Farmer Defies Federal Crop Rules
J Evetts Haley Jr a 26 year old Oklahoma rancher travels from Sallisaw to northeast Texas to fight a Dallas court case over 1956 wheat planting. The U S government seeks penalties for planting 43 acres without an allotment. Judge Davidson dismissed the suit, Washington plans appeal. Haley argues the 10th Amendment bars federal control of farming, a view shaped by his family history and the Bill of Rights. He notes drought cut his herd from 1500 to under 100, and says he has refused government drought payments while praising independent ranching traditions.
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Ralph Jsoncrief
NEA
Sallisaw. Okla
Dallas
Arkansas River
Sauliaga
J. Evetts Haley Jr
Haley
Texas
U.S
U. S
Agriculture Stablization and Conservation Committee
Thomas Jefferson
Tve
Oklahoma
Canadian River
Amarillo
Pecos
Canyon
Tex
Hailey
Frances
J. Evetts
Oklahoma Ranch
Cane' Yon
Evetts
Tenas
Haleys
San Jacinto
3Ippi
Hales
Ranch House
Maine
California
Davidson
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Maytag
Sarasota Florida
Routzarn and Sons
Sarasota
AAA
Frederick Fair
Patrick Street
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