Mason County stars shine at Syracuse luncheon
Arnie Burdick reports Mason County boys Art Pappy Lewis and Ben Schwartzwalder attended a Syracuse press gathering. Lewis, WVU alumnus and coach, and Schwartzwalder, Syracuse figure, recalled roots near the coalfields as they teased each other before Pappy's West Virginia eleven faces Syracuse at Archbold Stadium to avenge last year’s near miss.
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West Virginia University
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Het County
Ohio University
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Mason
Archbold Stadium
The
Orange
Remembering the 8 game and a close Mountaineer win
The piece recalls last November when Syracuse edged West Virginia 15 to 12 on Mountaineer field in Morgantown. It notes how the Orange were dominant in several stats yet still secured a squeaker, and compares this year’s team to the prior near bowl-shooter.
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Mason County
Mountaineer
Morgantown
Pappy
West Virginia and Maryland Set For Saturday Clash
Scout Bill Bell and WVU alum Schwartzie weigh in on a repeat of the season opener with Maryland, noting WVU’s return to basic offense and a strong backfield while warning Pitt and Syracuse opponents to expect tighter defenses and execution.
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Pitt
Bill Bell
Syracuse
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Bell
Maryland
Gad
Pappy
Schwartzie
Nellie Fox Named AL Player of the Year for 1959
Nelson Fox won United Press International’s 1959 American League Player of the Year poll, chosen by 16 of 24 experts. The Chicago White Sox second baseman batted .306 with 70 RBIs and covered ample ground, aiding Luis Aparicio’s star development at shortstop.
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UPI
Nelson Fox
United Press International
Chicago White Sox
Fox
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Tito Francona
Cleveland Indians
Jim Landis
Qace
St. Thomas
Aparicio
Marty Marion
Phil Rizzuto
PeeWee Reese
Syracuse Women's Bowling Association Chuckwagon Party RSVP Date
The Syracuse Women's Bowling Association extends the deadline for reservations to Thursday October 22. Mrs Rose McClintock serves as chairman for the event.
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Ith
Rose McClintock
Dallas and Houston Targeted in NFL Expansion
Chicago Bears chief George Halas announced plans to expand the NFL from 12 to 14 teams by 1960 with Dallas and Houston as primary targets. Houston must upgrade Jeppesen Stadium or risk losing the franchise, while Dallas backers Clint Murchison Jr and Bedford Wynne promote a Dallas Texans legacy and potential 1960 league entry.
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Bud Adams
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Orange Frosh Meet Colgate in Debut Grid Clash
Syracuse frosh under coach Bill Shreve prepare to face Colgate on Friday at Hamilton at 2 p.m. Colgate's Raider unit brings recent wins and experience, while Syracuse relies on veterans and promising backs including Bob Lelli and John Mackey who may see limited action due to a shoulder injury.
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Lehigh
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Walt Sweeney
Cohassett
Mass
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Quakertown
Joe Spano
Ithaca
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Aldenville
John Charette
Berlin
N.H
Mike Moses
Wilkes-Barre
Navy
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Bullis Prep
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Solon, C
Roger Davis
Armed Forces
Bob Lelli
Roselle Park
N.J
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Don King
Bill Meyers
Asbury Park
Jim Stamos
Spring Valley
John Mackey
Freeport
L. I
Dick Taylor
Youngstown
Tom Benzel
Newark
Jack Salerno
Floral Park
Dennis Weir
Oneonta
Roger Pieto
Coraopolis
Referee Missed Call Costs SMU Tie With Rice
The SMU versus Rice game ended 13-13 after a late 5 yard penalty on SMU nullified a touchdown pass. Referee C W Napper Davis later admitted the call was bad after reviewing TV films.
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Meredith
Glynn Gregory
Gordon Speer
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Today
The
Star-Telegram
Bill Meek
Scholastic Scores and Schedules Card
Readable items show results and upcoming events in the CD Division. Valley 6 Vocational 4a records a score while Eastwood and Nopunsham Ortiz faced results. Central hosts schedule and standings for November 4.
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Doby Near End Of Baseball Trail
United Press International reports that Larry Doby, first Negro player in the American League, seems near retirement after stints with the Indians Tigers and White Sox. He was sent to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League by Chicago for the second time in three months.
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al Lopez
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Chuck Lindstrom
Hal Trotsky
Chicago
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Carl Mathias
Mobile
Southern Association
Don Schaeffer
John McLane
Harold Jones
Minot
al Lupon
Batavia
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Gentile
St. Paul
American Association
Gentile
Dodgers
Syracuse Dominates Lambert Trophy Ratings With Perfect Score
Syracuse earns a perfect 10 in the Lambert Trophy ratings, toppling Holy Cross 42 6 last Saturday. Penn State follows with 9.0 points, Army 7.9, Pittsburgh 5.9, and Pennsylvania 5.0 as the top five, with Navy, Boston College, Yale, Holy Cross, and Boston University rounding out the top ten.
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LSU Leads UPI Major College Football Ratings
UPI rankings list LSU 5-0 at top with 23 first-place votes followed by Northwestern 4-0 and Texas 5-0. Southern California and Mississippi also highly ranked 4-0 and 3-0 respectively, with various tied and listed programs including Syracuse Penn State Auburn Georgia Tech and others.
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AP Poll Top Ten Show LSU Leads With 5-0 Start
The AP poll lists LSU at number one with 68 first place votes and a 5-0 record, followed by Northwestern, Texas, Mississippi, California, Syracuse, Auburn, Penn State, Georgia Tech, and Arkansas in the top ten. A second ten includes Oregon, Wisconsin, Illinois, Purdue, Iowa, TCU, Clemson, Oklahoma, Yale, and Ohio State with varied records and votes.
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Yale
Tibbs May Give Dickie Rough Time in NYC Fight
Richard DiVeronica known as Cana stota's Toy Bulldog faces Thomas Tibbs of the Boston Tibbs in a 10 round New York City bout Friday night. Basilio, in DiVeronica corner, watches every move as the veteran DiVeronica must stay mobile to prevail. Basilio’s future in boxing remains undecided, with a potential return depending on offer.
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New York City
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Lionhearted
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New England
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Basilio
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DiVeronica
Tony Anthony
Billy Hunter
New York
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