Wake Forest at Maryland

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 13, 1957, page 1 (results column)

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  Irish Top Army, 23–⁠21; Maryland and Navy Win Notre Dame. trailing Army by two touchdowns, staged a tremendous comeback late in the second half yesterday to defeat the Cadets. 1921, before a thrilled crowd Of $4,000 at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia. Michigan State administered a 1915 trouncing to Michigan in the top Big Ten battle of the day. while powerful Okla homa rolled TO its 43rd straight victory by defeating Texas, 2l-7. Maryland finally broke into the victory column at College Park. The thrice-beaten Terps, prepping for their appearance before Queen Elizabeth II at next Saturdays game with North Carolina, shut out Wake Forest. 27–⁠0. Navy rebounded from its up set by North Carolina a week ago by defeating California, 81 8. The Midshipmen were trail ing. 60, until late in the third quarter. Tom Hyde Of Airing ton. Va. scored the first Navy touchdown and Tom Forrestal and Ned Oldham added the others. The long awaited renewal OF the Irish-Army game. one OF footballs most colorful rival ries, began and ended spec tacularly, with Army scoring first on an 8l-yard run and the Irish clinching the game IN the waning minutes with a 29-yard field goal by a sophomore end. 1t was perhaps the sweetest victory in Terry Brennan’s brief

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Maryland leads 43–⁠18–⁠1 in 62 meetings, counting the 55 since this game.