Maryland Leads AP Poll After Second Week Ratings
Duke sits atop Tennessee early in a game noted for a quick kick threat and strong Duke defense. The contest describes Tennessee on its own 16 yard line facing second down and ten, with strategic punt and pass options under consideration as Duke runs a 7-1-2-1 setup.
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Tennessee
Bartholomew to clash with Bosley in Morgantown showdown
Army tops total offense with 567 yards after beating Furman 81 0. Wake Forest tackle Bartholomew and Mountaineers lineman Bruce Bosley to headline a Saturday clash in Morgantown. Bartholomew, All-America nominee, praised as 60 minute wrecking crew. Bosley lauded as stalwart defender and playmaker with multiple All-America recognitions. Sam Huff noted as unsung hero alongside Bosley on blocking and tackling.
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Morgantown
Wake Forest
West Virginia University
Bob Bartholomew
Bruce Bosley
Rocky Mount
N. C
Bartholomew
Williamson News Syndicate
N.E.A
Deacon
Maryland
Jim Tatum
Bosley
Associated Press
Penn State
Mountaineers
I.N.S
U.P
A. P
Freddy Russell
Saturday Evening Post
Sam Huff
Two ID Tosses Win for Steelers
In a NFL opener 26,359 fans watched Pittsburgh defeat Chicago 14 to 7 as Jimmy Finks threw two touchdown passes. Finks connected with Ray Mathews for a 27 yard score late in the fourth to break a 7-7 tie, after a 77 yard drive sealed by a final quarter finish.
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Jimmy Finks
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chicago Cardinals
Finks
Ray Mathews
Steelers
Jack O'Brien
Cardinals
Lee Sanford
Cardinal
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Cards
New York
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Baltimore
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Deal Wins Fifth Game In Triple A Playoff
Rochester defeated Minneapolis 8-4 to take a 3-2 lead in the Little World Series. Ellis Deal earned his fifth straight postseason win, fanning seven and holding Minneapolis hitters, while Bob Lennon and Lou Ortiz belted two two-run homers for Rochester in the two homer effort. Monte Irvin was struck out three times by Deal.
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Minneapolis
Ellis
Cat
Deal
Rochester
Bob Lennon
Lou Ortiz
Monte Irvin
Terps Jump To Top After Spilling Ist Rated UCLA
Maryland rises to No 1 in AP college football poll after beating UCLA 7-0 and Michigan wins 42-7. Notre Dame Army and Texas Christian enter top 10 with strong debuts as UCLA drops to seventh and Pitt Navy fall out. First place votes and points reflect a close battle among leading programs.
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Ucla
Maryland
College Park
Pacific Coast
Associated Press
Uclans
Michigan
Marylanders
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Army
Ohio State
Southern California
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Little Furman
Texas Tech
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Navy
Rice
West Virginia
Iowa
Duke
Wisconsin
Penn State
Washington
Baylor
Rivers Sews Up Dawson Decision In 10-Round Bout
Neal Rivers won a unanimous decision over Bobby Dawson after 10 rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Rivers suffered a deep gash above his left eye requiring stitches, as did Dawson near the right eye in the final round. Rivers, 21, from Niagara Falls, N.Y., improves to 25-4-1 and will box the Towne savage winner November 7. Dawson, from Georgia originally, now fights out of New York.
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New York
Neal Rivers
Bobby Dawson
St. Nicholas Arena
Rivers
Dawson
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Artie Towne
Milo Savage
Blackley
Big Green Practice Emphasizes Passing
Huntington Marshall College football forces began drills in Charleston for a Saturday game against Morris Harvey focusing on offense and pass defense. The Big Green offense sputtered as Ohio University opened with a 13 6 win, and Coach Herb Royer said the team could not start after early breaks. Morris Harvey and Marshall both aim for their first 1955 victories.
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Huntington
Marshall College
Charleston
Morris Harvey
Big Green
Ohio University
Herb Royer
Middle Tennessee
Tampa
Marshall
Colts to Play Exhibition Game at Hot Springs
The Coal City Colts will face Hot Springs in an exhibition baseball game Sunday in Hot Springs Virginia. Manager Willard McGraw announced practice sessions at 5 30 p m Tuesday Thursday and Friday and urged all team members to attend.
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Hot Springs
Willard McGraw
Colts
McGraw
You Be The Quarterback 2 Quick Kick and Pass Options
The text discusses quarterback choices in a game situation. It mentions quick kicks, potential safety risks, and the prevalence of passing plays. It argues for a middle opening and a pass down the center as a strong option.
County League Lead at Stake In Stoco Shady Tilt Thursday Night
Leadership in the Raleigh County League will be decided when Stoco Indians meet Shady Spring Tigers at 7:30 p.m. The top teams are tied, with Stoco strong at home after wins over Mark Twain and Sophia while Shady Spring beat Clear Fork and Mark Twain. The article previews several area games across Coalfield, Fayette County, and Blue Grass leagues, with Oak Hill, Fayetteville, Mt. Hope, and Beckley noted among key contenders.
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Shady Spring Tigers
Hinton
Mt. Hope
Fayette County
Oak Hill
Fayetteville
Indians
Lou Gibson
Mark Twain
Sophia
Tigers
Camp Clear Fork
Marv Wetzel
Stocpites
Bobcats
Summers County
Mullens
Princeton
Virgil Dillon
Mus‘tangs
Cats
Charlie Schrader
Fayetteville-Oak Hill
Red Devil Stadium
John Duda
Red Devils
Gauley Bridge
Pirates
Beckley
Flying Eagles
Buster Brown
Eagles
Charleston
New River Valley
Ansted
Travelers
Sug” Skull
Sandstone Hornets
Renick Tigers
Avis Field
Hornets
Hillsboro
Sandstone
Peterstown
Frankford
Raleigh
Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Clear Fork
Trap Hill
Bulldogs
Glen Rogers
Greenbrier
Lewisburg
Marlinton
Copperheads
Don van Reenan
Don Hill
Rainelle
Ronceverte
Rupert
Crichton
Stoco
Shady Spring
Coalfield Oak Hill
Montgomery
St Ansted
Lookout
New River Valle Y Rainelle
An Richwood
Summersville
Southern Greenbrier Alderson
Meadow Bridge
Rainelhe
Northern Greenbrier
Southern Conference football notes face key injuries
Several SC teams cope with injuries ahead of Saturday league games. Richmond clayed backfield losses, Virginia Tech loses tackle Tom Dalzell, and VMI, The Citadel, Furman, George Washington, and Washington & Lee mix in new lineups as coaches reshuffle personnel amid prep for clashes with Wake Forest, Davidson, Wofford, and Clemson.
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Richmond
Tommy Theodose
George Riggs
Virginia Military
Lexington
Louis Wacker
West Virginia
Keyts
Theodore
Jim Hoffman
VMI
Carl Lebourdais
Johnny Johnson
Bobby Jordan
Johnson
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
Williamsor
Tom Dalzell
Dalzell
Vania
Tech
Frank Moseley
Jim Locke
Citadel
Dave Bochniowich
Davidson
Bochniowich
Elon
Wake Forest
Morgantown
W. Va
Art Lewis
Mountaineers
Furman
Homer Hobbs
Hurricane
Army
Wofford Aearce
Spartanburg
George Washinton
Virinia
Colonials
Charlottesville
Cavalier
Harold Outten
Jim Keyser
Clemson
Washington & Lee
Art to Continue 1-Platoon Plan Against Deacons
West Virginia coach Art Lewis will keep the 1 platoon system vs Wake Forest as in the Richmond win. He plans few lineup changes, noting his second unit scored three TDs. Line coach Russ Crane sees tougher test, warns about Consoles and the Deacons’ passing potential. Wake Forest, bigger and deeper, recently beat South Carolina 34-19.
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Morgantown
Art Lewis
Wake Forest
West Virginia University
Richmond
Lewis
Russ Crane
South Carolina
Mountaineers
North Carolina
Crane
West Virginia
Nick Consoles
Cawley Leads Skyline Races In Charleston Show
Paul Cawley of Roanoke Virginia tops Sunday championship in Charleston West Virginia. He sets fastest time and wins multiple events including time trials first heat Australian pursuit and 50 lap feature. Sid Mullins wins 25 lap strictly stock feature. Other results name Adkins Sinnett Williamson Comstock Moody Chandler Hamric Nutt Beaver Fridley.
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Paul Cawley
Roanoke
Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Sid Mullins
St. Albans
West Virginia
Bill Sinnett
Charley Williamson
Russell Adkins
Gene Comstock
Chet Moody
Joe Chandler
Dick Beaver
Kenny Hamric
Pappy Johnson
Denver Nutt
Ed Fridley
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