Yankees Making Friends in Japan
New York Yankees tour Japan after the World Series loss, co owner Del Webb says crowds reach 75,000 at sellout games. He praises baseball as a bridge for US Japan friendship and notes strong media coverage.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1955
Page
10
New York Yankees tour Japan after the World Series loss, co owner Del Webb says crowds reach 75,000 at sellout games. He praises baseball as a bridge for US Japan friendship and notes strong media coverage.
Richmond, Va six more Southern Conference players were named by the regional screening board for All-America consideration. The list includes Tommy Theodose Richmond Virginia Tech teammates Grover Jones Jim Locke Pete Davidson and Dickie Beard. Theodose led Rich mond to a 19 0 win over Davidson with a 95 yard interception return a TD pass and a scoring drive.
In Little Rock yesterday a severe storm damaged wildlife as two mallards were struck by lightning. One duck was found dead with singed feathers while the other, dazed and bruised, was released with a State Game and Fish Commission leg band. Tom Mull noted he had never heard of ducks being struck by lightning.
Memo Diez, 121, of Mexico, defeated Tony Gras, 121, in San Antonio by decision. In Fresno, Frank Skidmore, 148, from San Francisco, outpointed Jimmy Dupree, 147, from Compton, by ten rounds.
Virginia Military Institute trails the Citadel by ten points with under six minutes left as VMI moves around the Citadel ends but fumbles and a pass interception halt drives. On fourth down and one at the Citadel 44, VMI faces a heavy rain shower and selects one of four specified plays.
A bustling AP round up by Tom Stimmel lists college and high school games and state matchups with predictions. WVU dominates Pitt, Marshall vs Toledo, and titles like St. Albans over Barboursville for Class AA crown feature with several inter state and intra city showdowns.
WVU co captains Freddy Wyant and Joe Marconi lead the Mountaineers before their 48th meeting with Pitt in Pittsburgh. Coach Art Lewis confirms Friday departure, pregame workouts in Pitt Stadium, and a plan to reuse the usual starting lineup including guard Chuck Howley who is ready for action.
West Virginia aims to preserve its perfect season as Pitt hosts in the 48th meeting. A sellout crowd of 60,000 is expected for a 1 30 p.m. EST kickoff. Pitt linebackers and backs, including Ralph Jelic, seek to derail the Mountaineers bowl push and extend its series edge.
Pineville High School will honor its football squad with a chicken dinner on Tuesday November 8. The Athletic Department hosts the event with a program by cheerleaders and team members directed by Inez Blankenship. Sante Bon insegna will review the season, followed by talks from Jim Goddard and Jesse W. Houck.
Greenbrier Military School meets the Washington and Lee Jayvees on Mathews Field in Lewisburg West Virginia as a Thursday game. The matchup pits GMS against a junior team of the Jayvees in a regional prep athletics note.
Davidson faces Wofford with four key players sidelined including ends Tom Newton and Jim Patterson and backs Jim West and Don McRee. McRee may return Nov 19. others out for the season. Virginia Tech quarterbacks throwing for NC State, Furman to field revised backfield Friday, W&L brief injuries, Yohe could return Nov 19.
Thursday afternoon events note cadets depart Friday at noon for fall weekend leave. Greenbrier closes the season the next Saturday facing Stonewall Jackson, a newcomer to the garden in Charleston.
The passage lists a quarterback play sequence from 4 to 1 with situational advice. It endorses a punt in bad weather and late leads, suggests a dive for a first down, a pitchout for safety, and a hook pass as a poor choice.
Yale captain and left tackle Phil Tarasovic was named the Associated Press lineman of the week after anchoring the Elis in a 14-12 upset of Army in the Yale Bowl. The 6-4, 215-pound senior from Bridgeport recovered two fumbles and helped stifle Army, contributing to Yale’s late drive and first touchdown. Tarasovic is the only two-year letterman on the squad and hinted at possibly pursuing professional football.
In Oakland California Ralph Tiger Jones faces John Saxton in a 10 round TV bout on ABC TV. It is their second meeting after a one point decision in 1952 at St Nicholas Arena. Jones is promoting his eighth TV appearance this year while Saxton seeks a win to stay in welterweight title contention. The bout starts at 10 pm EST.
Forest and wood fires annually destroy enough timber to produce 5,700,000 tons of newsprint, highlighting the scale of timber losses and its impact on paper supply.
Promoter Jack Kramer secured Rex Hartwig the Wimbledon doubles champion has turned professional and joined the Kramer stable. Hartwig will earn a flat 30000 dollars for U S appearances and a share of gate receipts during a July foreign tour. He to play singles with Pancho Segura while Kramer duels Tony Trabert, then team with Trabert against Segura.
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