WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1955
AP's Top 3
Unchanged;
Orangelllth
By The Associated Press
Maryland still leads the pack in
the national college football rat
ings with Oklahoma and Michi
gan running close . behind.
The seventh weekly Associated
Press poll of sports writers and
sportscasters pulled the season's
heaviest vote with 220 ballots.
Only 32 points separated ,Mary
lrnd from Oklahoma. And Michi
gan was only 78 points back of '
Oklahoma.
All three, of course, are unbeat
en. Maryland whaled South Caro
lina, 27-0, Oklahoma took Kansas
State, 40-7. and Michigan beat
lowa, 33-21.
This week Maryland plays Lou
isiana State, a club that gave
Mississippi a rough' afternoon,
Oklahoma takes on Missouri, and
Michigan battles Illinois, now 3-3,
but a rugged customer.
Michigan State moved up a peg
to the No. 4 spot lay bombing
Wisconsin, 27-0, and Navy drop
ped from fourth to ninth by los
ing to Notre Dame. The Irish ad
vanced from ninth to sixth by the
21-7 convincer over Navy. Michi
gan. State plays Purdue this week.
•Notre Dame hooks up with wirl
less Penn, and Navy meets de
flated Duke.
West Virginia continued to roll,
it up, blasting Marquette, 39-0,
holding seventh place. Georgia
Tech jumped from 12th to eighth
by whipping buke, 27-0. Texas
Christian also moved into the top
10 by maurtng Baylor, 28-6, to be
come No. 10. 'West Virginia meets
George Washington in a. Friday
night game.
The second ten: Ohio State, Tex
as A&M, Miami (Ohio), Auburn,
Mississippi, Southern California,
Kentucky, Syracuse, Army, Mis-
sissippi State.
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Injuries Continue
To Harass Gridders
When Penn State opened its Centennial season, a glance at the
roster showed, among other points, two things: Coach Rip Engle
has a wealth of manpower at end, but practically no experienced
returnees.
In the tackle chart, Engle was in the same predicament, with
co-captain Otto Kneidinger being
the only letterman returning at
that position.
Injuries to key players again
have Engle pulling at his grey
strands this week as the Lions
Prepare to . meet Syracuse, which'
owns a 3-2 slate
Jack Catderone, Chester soph
omore tackle, and end Paul
North of Bad's, also ar 'opts.
are both out for the Syracuia
teat;
Trouble at left end, North's
slot, however is nothing new.
Ned Finkbeiner, North's under
study, was knocked out earlier
this season when he underwent a
knee operation--a result of an in-
ury:
3 Calderone *had been virtually
carrying the tackle position op
posite Kneidinger when his most
frequent substitution, senior Walt
Mazur, was sidelined with a brok
en hand.
Mazur's back now and he and
Clint Law, 220-pound junior from
Downingtown, will be
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Calderone's slot. Jim Caldwell, a
6-1, 203-pound junior, will be
pressed into service Saturday in
North's position.
Of the men Engle opened with
in the end ranks, only five re
main physically sound. Except for
alteration imposed on him be
cause of injuries; Engle said no
lineup changef are expected for
Syracuse.
The Orange haven't won on
Beaver Field since 1934. Although
Engle has won three of the five
meetings since 1950, with Syra
cuse on tap this weekend he has
cause for .concern. They won in
1950 and 1952.
The 1952. game at Syracuse
followed Penn State's . spirit
building victory over Penn.
When the Lions entered the
Plew Yorker's Archbold Step
diem they were bidding for na
tional ratings. Syracuse licked
them and went on to a 7-2 rec
ord the Eastern, championship,
and an. Orange Bowl invitation.
Both teams, going no where
Ws year, buck heads Saturday.
for the
special attention
of
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Moore Title Bout Set
NEW YORK, Nov. 1 (iP)—Ar
, chie Moore, still waiting for a
rematch with Rocky Mercian°,
today agreed to' defend his light
'heavyweight title against Yolan
de Pompey, of Trinidad at Earl's
Court, London, Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Terms were not revealed, but it j
was understood Moore will re
ceive the usual champion's share,
at least 40 per cent, and the chal
lenger will get about 20 per cent.
It was indicated that Archie also
will get a flat guarantee.
Pompey fought in the United
States without a success, despite
a-brilliant early record. In his
lone U.S. fight he was beaten by
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Moses Ward at Chicago, July 21,
1954. He currently is ranked
fourth among Moore's contenders.
This will be Moore's fifth de
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fense of the championship he won
from Joey Maxim at St. Louis,
Dec. 17, 1952.
Valentine Selected Top
' ineman for 3rd Time
Sam Valentine. burly Nit
tany guard, was selected as
the outstanding Penn State
football lineman of the week
by the sports staff of the Daily
Collegian. It is the third time
that Valentine has wo n the
nomination. The Lion junior
played another outstanding de
fensive game at Philadelphia
Saturday. He also accounted
for one extra point.
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