Army's lonely end helps Blaik's offense win glory
West Point notes Army coach Red Blaik devised the lonely end formation after a Florida sun revelation. Bill Carpenter, the 6-foot-2, 205-pound senior from Springfield, lines out on the flank to avoid the huddle, using a top secret play call to mislead defenses. The strategy helped crush South Carolina 45-8, Penn State 26-0, and Notre Dame 14-2, lifting Army to the No. 1 ranking.
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Associated Press
West Point
N.Y
Army
Red Blaik
Florida Sun
Stanley Woodward
Newark Star-Ledger
Blaik
South Carolina
Duke
Penn State
Notre Dame
Amy
Bill Carpenter
Springfield
Academy
Miami
Badgers to Take to Air Against Iowa in Fourth Game
Wisconsin, undefeated, previews a potential shift to passing against a strong Iowa squad in their fourth game. After grinding out wins over Miami Florida Marquette and Purdue, coach Milt Bruhn highlights defense while signaling readiness to pass if needed. quarterback Dale Hackbart leads ground attack with two touchdowns and 67 yards on 14 carries.
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Wis
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Badgers
Iowa
Miami
Florida
Marquette
Purdue
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
Dale Hackbart
Winter PGA Tour Announces 22 Events With 400000
In Dunedin Florida the PGA announces a 22 tournament winter circuit with prize money totaling about 400000. President Harold Sargent outlined a schedule of 18 co sponsored events and nine other affairs. The Los Angeles Open runs January 2 to 5 and the Masters is set for April 24 in Augusta Georgia. The Bing Crosby National Pro Amateur at Del Monte California January 15 to 18 offers the largest purse at 50000.
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Augusta
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Injuries Strain NFL College Grids Across Nation
Notre Dame faces Duke with key players hurt as Terry Brennan guards a 14-2 setback to Army. Norm Odyniec and Jim Crotty battle injuries while Ohio State and Michigan teams also shuffle lineups. SMU eyes return of Don Meredith, Ray Sherer may help offense after losses to Notre Dame and Ohio State. Minnesota and Washington State cope with multiple injuries as Ivy League notes suggest uneven health across programs.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
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Terry Brennan
Army
Duke
Norm Odyniec
Fron
Odyniec
Brennan
Jim Crotty
Michigan
Bennie Oosterbaan
John Herrnstein
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Wolverines
California
Michigan State
Tony Rio
Bill Meek
Southern Methodist
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Don Meredith
Meredith
Meek
Ray Sherer
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Minnesota
Arlie Bomstad
Northwestern
Roger Hagburg
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Bobby Newman
Newman
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Dan Sachs
Penn
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Bob Carlin
Bruins
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Prentice Gautt
Texas
Kansas
Boston College
Don Allard
Marquette
Mike Holovak
Auburn Second as Army Takes No 1 in AP Football Poll
Army earned the No 1 spot in the AP national football poll after its 14-2 victory over Notre Dame. Auburn slipped to second while Ohio State rose to third and Wisconsin moved to fourth. LSU and Michigan State climbed as Oklahoma and Notre Dame dropped out of the top 10.
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Ohio State
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Owe
Criekcis
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Iowa
Oregon
Houston
Southern Methodist
Northwestern
Florida
Texas Christian
McMurtry Seeks East Recognition In Boxing Return
New York AP reports Pat McMurtry, 26, a Tacoma heavyweight 29-2-1, leaves the West to rebuild his standing in New York. He faces Canadian king George Chuvalo, 11-2-1, 21, 6-1, 210, in a Madison Square Garden radio television feature with Chuvalo a 7-5 favorite.
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Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
Willie Pastrano
Willie Besmanoff
Besmanoff
George Chuvalo
Madison Square Garden
Chuvalo
Ring Magazine
Jack Dempsey
Rocky Marciano
Torres-Emery Fight Scheduled For Nov. 1
New York AP Jose Torres, a 22 year old middleweight prospect, will face Burke Emery of Canada on November 1 after Torres added his seventh pro win with a knockout of Frankie Anselm in 2 12 of the ninth round Monday night. Emery brings a 25 6 2 record from Sherbrooke Quebec and is described as a Canadian hero.
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New York
Jose Torres
Burke Emery
Canada
Torres
Frankie Amselm
Cas D'Amato
Emery
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Kayo
Anselm
Bill Scott Leads Hardin-Simmons Basketball and Golf
Bill Scott serves as basketball coach at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene Texas and also coaches the university golf team.
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Bill Scott
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Tex
LeBaron Leads Passers Brown Gunning For New Rushing Mark
Philadelphia AP leans into 1958 NFL stats with Husky Jimmy Brown of the Browns atop rushing, 482 yards in three games, 75 carries for 6.4 yards per attempt. Lebaron, the lightest quarterback, leads pass efficiency at 9.6 yards per attempt and 25 completions for 426 yards with 2 touchdowns. Other leaders include Mack Reynolds, Billy Wade, Ray Berry, Don Chandler, and Len Lyles in various categories.
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Jimmy Brown
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
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Browns
Cleveland
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Steven van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Tom Wilson
Los Angeles
Bobby Mitchell
Jon Arnett
Eddie Lebaron
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Billy Wade
Ray Berry
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R. C. Owens
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Cards
Don Chandler
New York Giants
Sam Baker
Washington
Billy Wells
John Morris
Chicago Bears
Len Lyles
Green Bay
al Carmichael
Andy Nelson
Pittsburgh
John Butler
Directors Meet Next Week Cleveland Considers Shift
Cleveland Indians owners weigh moving the baseball club to another city before the 1959 season. Board chair William R Daley plans to present offers, likely from Minneapolis or Houston, as attendance plummets from a peak of 2,620,627 in 1950 to 663,804 in 1958. A decision must come before October 31 with two thirds AL owner approval needed.
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Cleveland Indians
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Houston
Daley
Indians
Fight results by the Associated Press
San Francisco Paol o Rosi 133 percent KO Bobby Scanlon 135 1 5 New York Jose Torres 158 percent KO Frankie Anselm 156 9 Philadelphia New Orleans Charley Joseph 158 outpoint Norris Burse 159 Houston 10 Tampa Claude Williams 158 stopped Leo Bailey 160 Detroit 7 Providence Curly Monroe Worcester Mass outpointed Georgie Araujo Providence 10 lightweights Paris Bantamweight Champion Alphonse Halimi 119 Algeria stopped Dante Bini 119 France 5 non title Sydney Johnny Van Rensburg 145 South Africa out pointed George Barnes 147 Australia 12
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New York
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Frankie Anselm
Philadelphia
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Houston
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Leo Bailey
Detroit
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Worcester
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Georgie Araujo
Paris
Alphonse Halimi
Algeria
Dante Bini
France
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Johnny van Rensburg
South Africa
George Barnes
Greer Survives Syracuse Cut in Nationals
Syracuse N Y Hal Greer, honorably mentioned for All America last year at Marshall, survives next to last cut for the Syracuse Nationals. Expected to make the NBA team. Final cut on December 15. Greer, No 2 draft pick for Syracuse, scored 9 5 and 15 in three exhibitions. Season opener Sunday at home vs Detroit televised at 1 30 p m EST.
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Marshall
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Assn
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Red Parton
Paul Seymour
Parton
Seymour
Tommy Kearns
North Carolina
Greer
New York Knickerbockers
Detroit
Frick Fines Duren and Braves Players Over TV Gesture
Yankee pitcher Bob Duren fined 250 dollars after a choke up gesture toward umpire Charlie Berry in game six of the World Series. Twenty two Braves players each fined 50 dollars for chatter about the series sway, with Del Crandall Hank Aaron Joe Adcock Bill Bruton Bob Buhl Lew Burdette Gene Conley Wes Covington Harry Hanenberg Joey Jay Logan Felix Mantilla Eddie Mathews Don McMahon Andy Pafko Del Rice Humberto Robinson Bob Rush Red Schoendienst Warren Spahn Frank Torre and Bob Trowbridge fined.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Ford And Miller Are ERA Champs In Major League
New York AP reports Whitey Ford of the Yankees led the American League with a 2.01 ERA in 1958, the second time in his career. On the National League side, Stu Miller of the Giants posted a 2.47 ERA. Miller’s 6 9 record belied strong late innings, finishing among the league leaders as Ford topped the AL ERA list for the fifth time in seven seasons for Yankee pitchers.
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Ford
Associated Press
Stu Miller
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cards
Philadelphia Phils
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Frank Lary
Baltimore
Jack Harshman
Billy O'Dell
Miller
Sam Jones
Cards
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Phils
Robin Roberts
Giants
Johnny Antonelli
Folley Faces Briton In 10-Rounder Tonight
Zora Folley a top American heavyweight challenger to Floyd Patterson meets Britain's Henry Cooper in a 10 round bout in London. Folley is favored despite past European heavyweights canceling their trips after losses. Cooper aims to upset the American in front of local fans in a high profile European clash.
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Zora Folley
Floyd Patterson
Britain
Henry Cooper
Europe
Willie Pastrano
Eddie Machen
Pastrano
Brian London
Machen
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Cooper
Record Breaker Brigand Dies After Injury at Ruidoso Downs
The 9-year-old chestnut gelding Brigand, holder of the world record at 550 yards with a 27.2 time set in 1957, broke a leg late in the racing season at Ruidoso Downs and was destroyed.
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