Oklahoma and Army Open 1958 College Football Card
Oklahoma beats West Virginia 47-14 as Sooner offense shows speed through split ends flankers and long passes. Army Cadets debut with unbalanced line and wide end in lonesome end formation to overpower South Carolina 45-8. Ohio State edges Southern Methodist 23-20 in a big stadium crowd. Auburn stops Tennessee 13-0 to extend win streak. Michigan State, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Mississippi, Texas Christian, Washington State, and Northwestern post notable results in first weekend.
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Associated Press
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Army
Ohio State
Auburn
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Sooners
West Virginia
Wilkinson
Hed Blaik
Cadets
South Carolina
Black Knights
Buckeyes
Southern Methodist
OSU
Don Meredith
Tennessee
Tigers
Vols
California
Spartans
Indiana
Bob Williams
Pittsburgh
Holy Cross
Mississippi
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Texas Christian
Washington State
Iowa
Randy Duncan
Frogs
Northwestern
Wildcats
State
Ford and Spahn To Start World Series Opener
AP report notes Ford and Warren Spahn likely to start for the Yankees and Braves in the World Series opener at County Stadium. Braves prep with Lew Burdette's injury update, Hank Haney set to name first game starter after Monday workout. Yankees expect a tougher series with Mantle and Skowron in good shape.
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Whitey
Ford
Warren Spahn
Lkely
County’ Stadium
Baltimore
Mangaer Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Spahn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
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Burdette
Fred Haney
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Waukee
Wes Covington
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Corrington
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Aar
Yanks
Milwaukee
County Stadium
Giants Beat Cardinals 37-7 in NFL clash
New York Giants rout Chicago Cardinals 37 to 7 in Buffalo with Frank Gifford scoring three touchdowns. Gifford, Webster, and Conerly led a dominant attack as the Cardinals faltered under new coach Pop Ivy. In other action, tragedy struck at Trenton speedway when racer Jimmy Reece died after a crash on the 100 mile race. Rodger Ward won the event in 1 hour 22.9 seconds.
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AAA
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Daeley Conerly
Alex Webster
Frank “Pop” Ivy
Webster
Conerly
New York
Chicago
Summerall
Crow
Fumbie
Conrad
Baseball Leaders: American and National League Stats
The Associated Press reports top players in batting, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching in both leagues. Key names include Mantle, Colavito, Power, Mays, Banks, Ashburn, Spahn, and Turley with standout figures across 400 at bats and 15+ decisions.
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Power
Cleve
Kuenn
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Cleveland
Katine
Detroit
Aparicio
Chicago
Tule
Kansas City
Lemon
Washington
Mantle
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Ashburn
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Mays
San Francisco
Musial
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Banks
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
H. Anderson
Spahn
Burdette
Hobbie
Rush
Jones
Antopeli
Browns Rally To Beat Rams In Last Minute Escape
The Cleveland Browns trailed the Los Angeles Rams 27 13 at halftime before a 16 point burst in the final quarter. Lou Groza kicked the decisive nine yard field goal with 25 seconds left to lift Cleveland 30 27, while Billy Wade connected with Del Shofner for a late Ram score that came up short.
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Cleveland Browns
Lou Groza
Rams
Billy Wade
del Shofner
Cleveland
Paige Cothren
Groza
Milt! ‘Plum
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Jon Arnett
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Fum
Junior Wren
Jim Brown
Mitchell
Plum
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Renfro
Lundy
Wade
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Wilson
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Maryland Terps Pave State Victories In Saturday Sweep
The Maryland Terrapins paced college teams in the state with a 21-6 win over North Carolina State and racked up other scores as Navy, Western Maryland, and Maryland State posted victories. Maryland lost star halfback John Forbes to a shoulder separation but showcased a steady ground game and enough passing with 9 of 13 for 142 yards to keep NC State off balance.
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Maryland
North Carolina State
Navy
William & Mary
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Virginia State
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X. C. State
Ted Kershner
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Bob Rusevlyan
N. C. State
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Terps
Wake Forrest
Mt Lena Wins Playoff Crown in Health Center League
Mt Lena clinched the Heart of Mary league playoffs Sunday by defeat Harmony 10 to 5, wrapping up the baseball season in Lithat loop. Faulders led with three hits in five at bats, and Sandy hit a homer, while Blickenstaff added two RBIs. The standout totals were Warren's Men's Shop 1,637 and 573, with H Keller posting 376 and 162 for high team and individual marks in the event. The week also featured the Minneapolis Millers taking a 3-2 lead over the Montreal Royals in the Little World Series, and betting trends at Hagerstown continuing into the fall season.
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Heart of Maryland
Harmony
Lithat
Faulders
Sandy
Blickenstaff
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Montreal
Minneapolis Millers
American Assn
Montreal Royals
Millers
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Jhigh
H J Keller
B Zs Pull Even In County League Playoff
In the second playoff game B Zs defeated the Rangers to even the series at one game each. Timely hitting from Stull brothers and strong pitching by Doug Falk carried the rally as Zim merman and Easterday added two singles each. Foreman dueled well for Buckerstown, but Falk allowed only four hits through four innings and faced 21 in the last six. Next Sunday the final game will decide the title.
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Stull Brothers
Tom Zimmerman
Jim Easierdt
Doug Falk
Buckerstown
Ted
Zimmerman
Easterday
D- Stull
Falk
Foreman
Lyles
W. Hall
Layer
G. Hoy
Buckeystown
Beerd
D. Falk
Jim Easterday
J. Hardy
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