Army Crushes Davis in Panford Rivalry Showdown
The Army team powered past Davis with a 43-0 rout in Panford, featuring Bobby Stuart and an arsenal of rushing plays that set new marks. Davis and Notre Dame were highlighted as strong forces, while the overall page depicts a historic season with ancient powerhouse references and shifting standings.
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Flint River League Holds Winter Meeting in Donalsonville
Flint River League directors held their annual winter meeting in Donalsonville with no officers elected due to absent clubs. Remaining members from last year included Cuthbert, Colquitt, Bainbridge, and Leary. An eight club loop is hoped this season with possible invitations to two Alabama towns. Jack Howater of Dothan serves as active president.
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Hoitsma Tops AP Week Lineman List in Upset Tie
New York AP reports William and Mary end Lou Hoitsma earned the lineman of the week honor after a remarkable second quarter catch and touchdown against North Carolina that helped a 7-7 tie with the Tar Heels. Hoitsma was lauded for tackles, an interception, a fumble recoveries, and a standout defensive effort alongside teammates Thompson and Kelly. Other nominees include Tackles Brixey and Gain, Guards Heary, Centers Gilbert, Ends Wimberly.
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Tito name erased from Prague landmarks and firms
In Prague, the Marshall Tito name vanished from a university building marking a shift to Jan Comenius College. A heavy industry plant near Prague dropped Tito’s name and restored its prewar company name Kolben Danek, signaling a broader de Titoization of public and industrial nomenclature.
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Two New Hopefuls In Auburn Backfield
Auburn coach Earl Brown considers two new backfield hopefuls for the Georgia game. Jim Byckeley, 185 pounds, sophomore, starred at halfback in yesterday scrimmage. Bull Emmert, 175 pounds, junior from Texas, played white half in place of injured Pelfrey. Brown said both may see action for first time this season.
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Congressmen Back Price Supports in Farm Aid Plan
Two congressmen pledged support for farm price supports at 90 percent parity, tying aid to production controls. Representative Harold Cowell of North Carolina and Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma indicated backing the program for basic commodities including cotton tobacco wheat corn and peanuts, contingent on linked production limits.
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