Terps rise in rankings after big win over Michigan State
Morning Herald sports writer Joe Snyder notes Maryland's 34-7 upset of Michigan State sparks debate on top ten rankings. He cites AP poll expectations, regional voting patterns, and Maryland’s chances to crack the first ten, while previewing likely leaders and noting other updated roster changes and sports highlights.
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West Pointers To Face Michigan Oklahoma To Battle Texas
West Pointers meet Michigan in Yankee Stadium while Oklahoma faces Texas at the Dallas Cotton Bowl in a double header with both teams riding long win streaks. Notre Dame’s record run ends at 39, Army and Oklahoma push on past 20 while Michigan State and others suffer upsets and Wake Forest routs Notre Dame.
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Weekend Sports At A Glance 194's Baseball and College Football Highlights
New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 2 to sweep the World Series in four straight. South Bend and Purdue stopped Notre Dame’s 39 game unbeaten run with a 25 14 victory. Hill Prince won the Belmont Jockey Club Gold Cup by four lengths, defeating Noor. Former USF stars Willie Joe McNamee and Don Lofgran will face each other in NBA play this season with McNamee at Rochester and Lofgran at Syracuse.
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Richards Holds Inside Track To White Sox Post
Chicago reports the White Sox near selecting their next manager for 1949. Pat Richards of Seattle is favored for a one year deal after dispute over a two year contract. General Manager Frank Lane and board officials plan to announce a choice at a directors meeting.
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Wagering Declines Hit Bowie Race Track In Md
Howie reports a sharp drop in betting at Bowie and Maryland tracks, with daily take shrinking from 825,732 last spring to around 528,849 this week. Commissioners Smaldy and Dulin propose keeping more take at the track by changing state law to allow retention of breakage pennies, arguing relief is needed to preserve racing.
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Bullets Bow To Frederick 13-0 In Poor Conditions
The Funkstown Bullets lost their season opener to Frederick 13-0 at Frederick Eviction Field amid heavy conditions that hindered ball handling. Frederick utilized driving plays, scoring in the third and fourth periods after a strong first half. A rematch is set for November 1% with managers Stottiamrer and Coach Carr planning heavy drills this week.
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Giants Boast Unbeaten State New York Eleven
New York Giants remain the only unbeaten team in pro football, boasting a perfect mark and three straight victories. They have defeated Pittsburgh 18-7, Washington 21-7, and Chicago 21-7, with a stout defense yielding few points. Browns, Eagles, and Rams follow in the American Conference race as others contend in the National Conference.
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National Pro Football Loop Weekday Scores Report
Summary of American Conference results with New York teams and several matchups. Cities include Cleveland Philadelphia New York Chicago Green Bay and Los Angeles with scores and upcoming games listed for the weekend.
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Maryland Coach Keeps Focus After Michigan State Win
Maryland coach Jim Tatum remains cautious after a 24-7 upset of Michigan State. He praises quarterback John Scarath and notes steady improvement, while avoiding national rankings and looking ahead to upcoming games against Georgetown North Carolina Duke George Washington West Virginia and Virginia Tech.
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Herschel Shockey Captures Maryland Trophy Honors
Herschel Shockey Jr of this city won the Maryland State Small Bore Championship and the Wil lint Hearst Trophy at the Petapsco range scoring high in all positions. He totaled 396 of 400 in the junior championship tying with Robert Abrahams of Foxville among seventy five competitors.
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Yanks Set For Long Run Atop Baseball World
New York, Oct. 9 The 1950 world champion New York Yankees look poised for a long run atop baseball. Hustle fueled the season as key players stepped in for injured stars, with Eddie Ford and Gerry Coleman among bright farm-system rises. Stengel signals intention to return as skipper, reinforcing a dynasty built on timely offense and pitching.
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Rain Postpones Final Playoffs in Two Leagues
Rain washed out the opening playoff games in Washington County and the Independent Leagues yesterday. Keedysville was to face Williamsport at Williamsport, and Security was set to meet the Antietam Redbirds at Sharpsburg. Both series will start next Sunday with the same matchups.
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Harlem Globetrotters open season with New York game
The Harlem Globetrotters will start their sixth season of national tours with an appearance at Madison Square Garden on October 28 facing an all star squad. The Knicks will also play Syracuse on the bill.
Show Called Off Due to Rain at Blue Ridge Riding Club
due to rain the horse show sponsored by the blue ridge riding club for mt tammany farm will no longer be held on sunday morning. the event had 16 classes and was postponed to sunday oct 16 beginning at noon.
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