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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1954

Page

14

No 1 Spot To Notre Dame No 1 Spot To Notre Dame

Notre Dame claims the No 1 college football ranking after beating Texas 21-0, with Oklahoma dropping to second after a 21-16 win over Texas Christian. Maryland, Iowa, UCLA, Wisconsin, and others fill the top ten as new entrants Duke and Southern California join the list.

John Chandler Associated Press Notre Dame Terry Brennan Irish Texas Oklahoma Texas Christian Maryland Iowa UCLA Wisconsin Blarkland Duke Mississippi Southern California Fenn State Af Sports Writers Purdue Los Angeles Georgia Tech Illinois Penn State Ilinois Florida Tech Tlinois Michigan State Baylor Vanderbilt Penn USC Pittsburgh Duke Mississippi Ohio State South Carolina Hice Texas Tech California

Indians Notes From World Series Preview Gaffe Filled Report

Series notes from New York describe Bob Feller predicting a low run series in which each game causes ulcers. Al Rosen and Larry Doby report minor injuries as the Indians and Giants prepare at the Polo Grounds. Lopez credits Al Smith as the big man in the Indians pennant run while players joke about tickets and hotel crowds.

New York Bob Feller al Rosen Larry Doby Feller Rosen Doby Irvin Kramer The Edison Indians Giant Polo Grounds Kramer al Smith Lopez Smith

Turner And Andrews To Fight Tonight

Turner and Andrews meet in a 10 round welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium tonight. Turner seeks a second title shot after winning their Aug 18 meeting and carries a 31 fight win streak. The CBS telecast begins at 4 p.m. EST.

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Avila and Mays clash during photo session

During a tense moment at a photo session, Avila wishes luck to everyone while Mays comments on performance and Massa interjects. The exchange includes a jab about hitting 15 for, and a critical remark from a friend about talking to a peer.

Avila Mays

Frick Bars Wholesale Huddies At Mound In World Series

Commissioner Ford Frick banned crowds around the pitcher’s mound in the World Series. Managers Durocher and Lopez may meet with the pitcher only with the catcher and one infielder. Frick will decide if a game is playable after batting orders are handed to umpires, and umpires may order lights on as needed.

New York Ford Frick Leo Durocher New York Giants al Lopez Cleveland Indians Frick

FAC Team to Play at McCurdy Field Saturday

Frederick Athletic Club semipro squad undergoes star workouts at McCurdy Field tonight and tomorrow under lights in preparation for Saturday's home opener against the Hagerstown Rockets. Coaches Vona and Green say the FAC eleven is shaping up and will entertain a local crowd, with a 8 p.m. kickoff and Junior American Legion drum corps pregame concert between halves. Tickets available from players or at the gate.

Frederick Athletic Club McCurdy Field Hagerstoun Rockets Joe Vona Charley Green FAC Frederick American Legion George Phebus

Schaefer Wins No 1 Fullback Spot At Notre Dame

Don Schaefer, a Pittsburg Pa junior, captured the No 1 fullback position for Notre Dame after his showing against Texas. Coach Terry Brennan credited Schaefer with 63 rushing yards on nine carries while noting rivals John Gaffney Nick Raich and Dick Fitzgerald remain in the race despite injuries.

Schaefer South Bend Ind Don Schaefer Pittsbush Notre Dame Texas Terry Brennan Brennan John Gaffney Chicago Nick Raich Milwaukee Dick Fitzgerald

League Waits On Athletics Face Uncertain Kansas City Move

American League clubs adjourned after two plans were presented for the Philadelphia Athletics. One would shift the franchise to Kansas City, the other keep the A's in Philadelphia under new control. Johnson, ready to fund the move, voiced confidence but noted delays. Tommy Richardson offered to match any price to keep the A's in Philadelphia. Also in brief, Cesare Pizzoccheri, 49, died after correctly predicting Italy's toto calcio results, a pool that paid out millions to winners.

New York Philadelpha Athhletics Philadelphia Kansas City A‘s Johnson Denay Arnold Johnson Chicara Connie Mack A’s Missouri City Kansas City Stadium Thomas Tommy) Richardson The Athletics Eastern Baseball League A's Richardson Lodi Italy Cesare Pizzoccheri Totocalcio Pizzoccheri

Willie Mays Emerges As Baseball Immortal In Giants Spotlight

Roundup by Gayle Talbot Nemork discusses Willie Mays's rise from a World Series rookie to a modern baseball icon. The piece recalls his 1951 World Series exposure, Army service, 1951 stats, and 1954 pennant spark. It highlights his 45 total homers in an era and a brilliant final game against Robin Roberts, cementing Mays as an all time great.

Gayle Talbot Nemork Willie Maas Alabama Cuba New York Giants Wille Yankee Lum Hi Willie Mays Army Giants Willie Leo Durocher W Ho Wilde Phils Don Mueller Duke Snider Brooklyn Robin Roberts Cleveland

Single Wing Attack Fretted By Tatum At Maryland

College Park reports Coach Jim Tatum expressing concern over UCLA's single wing attack as he fretted about how his team would cope with the offense at Friday's open practice. He emphasized confidence in his players to handle the challenge.

Senesky Philadelphia George Senesky National Basketball Association Philadelphia Warriors St. Joseph's College Mahanoy City Warrior Eddie Gottlieb College Park Jim Tatum UCLA Tatum Kansas Maryland

Maryland coach discusses UCLA single wing and preps for Bel Air opens

On the eve of Maryland's departure with 40 players for Los Angeles, coach Tatum doubts handling the single wing this year and questions UCLA's offense. He criticizes Maryland's 32-7 win over Kansas, noting opponent mistakes and ball placement. The Bel Air track meets open Sept 23, a three-quarter mile event on grass, with Laurel resuming big-time racing Oct 16.

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