MacPhail Named New Orioles General Manager
Lee MacPhail will become Baltimore Orioles general manager replacing Paul Richards who shifts to field manager. The 41 year old will leave the Yankees to oversee all major deals and minor league operations while Richards focuses on managing the club. The change, approved by president James Keelty Jr, takes effect at month end ahead of the winter meetings in Washington. Richards has held both GM and field manager duties since 1955.
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Brown Near NFL Rushing Record After Giants Game
Browns star Jim Brown piled 113 yards and one touchdown against the New York Giants but remains 218 yards shy of Steve Van Buren’s rushing mark. He sits at 928 yards this season with a 7.1 yard per carry average and 15 rushing TDs in six games, threatening the record in two more contests.
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Thornton Back Of Week Again Tops AP Honors
Associated Press selects Dick Thornton as back of the week for the second time this season after 19th birthday performance guiding Northwestern to a 21-0 upset of Ohio State. Mentions other top backs including Willie Galimore, Len Moore, George Izo, Rich Mayo, and noted plays from Notre Dame, Air Force, Boston College, Arkansas, and Texas A&M games.
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Podres Tops Bauer as Spahn Ends Bauer Run
In the 1955 World Series final game Johnny Podres, a left handed pitcher for the Dodgers, shut down Hank Bauer. Bauer had homered in 17 straight World Series games before being halted by Warren Spahn.
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Milstead A&M Eyes National Total Offense Title
Texas A M quarterback Charley Milstead pursues the first national total offense title for a Southwest Conference player in 20 years. After a slow start he surged to 1 006 yards, with 779 passing and 227 rushing, leading the NCAA standings as of today.
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Unitas Out 3-4 Weeks Colts Call Kerkorian Back
Baltimore seeks relief as star quarterback Johnny Unitas suffers three fractured ribs ending his run of six straight wins. Gary Kerkorian from Inglewood, California, is flown in to bolster the Colts while Unitas is sidelined for three to four weeks. Coach Weeb Ewbank expressed confidence Kerkorian is in good shape and can provide insurance for George Shaw returning to play.
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Royal Loan advertisement in Beckley area
Byron Moore of Royal Loan markets cash loans to Beckley residents and nearby towns. Quick $50 payday loans or up to $300 offered with contact at CL 3-8379. Visit Royal Loan & Finance Co. 112% No. Heber Street for terms and arrangements.
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West Virginia Faces Penn State Homecoming Test
West Virginia seeks its first non conference win this season as homecoming visitors Penn State arrive riding a 4-3 mark and a tough defense. The Mountaineers hope to snap a four game non conference skid and extend a two game win streak on their Morgantown field.
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