Notre Dame Stays Top in Poll as Michigan Narrowly Trails
Notre Dame retains No. 1 in the AP college football poll with 1 184 points, Michigan close behind at 1 176. Notre Dame led 5844 first place votes to 5419 for Michigan, with three ballots tied for first. Southern California remains third, SMU fourth, Penn State fifth, and Texas climbs to sixth as Army and other teams fill the rest of the ranking.
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Ralph Roden
New York
Notre Dame
Michigan
Irish
Southern California
Wolverines
Michfan
Southern Methodist
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Texas
Alabama
Penn
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Texans
Wiliam & Mary's Indians
Kansas
California
Methodist
Penn State Econonera
Pennsylvania
Army
Mississippi
Williams& Mary
Rice
Oklahoma
UCLA
Catawba
Columbia
Missouri
Utah
Oregon
Kentucky
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Wesleyan
Ilinois
Tennessee
Muhlenberg
Michigan State
Bee Theme Puns Spark Gentle Wordplay in Local Column
A lighthearted column playful punning on bees and language shows local writer enjoying a playful exchange with readers. Comment threads tease wordplay, with nods to seasonal gardening and friendly neighborhood chat.
Divorce suit target Ruby Longwell in Taylor County order
The West Virginia Circuit Court in Taylor County issues a publication order in the Carl Franklin Longwell versus Ruby Longwell chancery case to obtain a divorce and general relief. Ruby Longwell, a non resident, must appear within one month after first publication. A misc section notes an estate and commissioner of accounts with deadlines and notices.
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State of
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Carl Franklin Longwell
In Chancery
Ruby Longwell
M. Bailey
Weed
Joe Louis Draws Big Gate Against Walcott at MSG
Joe Louis remains a strong draw as he prepares to face heavyweight contender Joe Walcott in Madison Square Garden. With more than $100,000 in tickets sold, promoters expect a record indoor gate to fall, surpassing the 1927 indoor mark set by Maloney and Delaney. The article notes Louis's drawing power and mentions a historical aside about William the Conqueror appointing a royal taster for British beer.
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Murray Rose
New York
Joe Louis
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Walcott
Sol Strauss
20Th Century Sporting Club
Garden
Jim Maloney
Jack Delaney
William the Conqueror
Boxing Talk and Army-Navy Memories From A Busy Weekend
New York sports column rounds up boxing talk with Jersey Joe Walcott versus Joe Louis undercard remarks by Dum Dan Morgan while noting Featherweight Tommy Monte’s retirement to enlist. Also recalls Rip Rowan’s 92 yard Army-Navy rush and a dramatic SMU football broadcast as Al Miller’s family follows the game.
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SMU
Cristian
Allege
Alls
Ore
Walker
Michaels
Marshall Decides on Tangerine Bowl Bid Dilemma
Marshall College athletic director Luther Poling said he would know by 10 p.m. whether the school would accept a bid to play in the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando on New Year’s Day. The invitation was extended to coach Cam Henderson, with only a contract guarantee to be settled. Catawba College would be the opponent, and Marshall faced decisions about utilizing freshmen Norman Willey and Bob Koontz on the western tour while several reserves remained ready.
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Huntington
Luther Poling
Marshall College
Orlando
Fla
Cam Henderson
Poling
Elks Club
Elks Charity Fund
Catawba College of
Salisbury
N. C
Marshall
Norman
Willey
Pine Grove
Bob Koontz
Big Green
Henderson
West Coast
Partial Check Shows 380 Kills In Only 7 Counties
Charleston dispatch reports on the second day of West Virginia's six day deer season. From seven of 34 counties the tally exceeds 380, with Tucker County leading as more than 500 deer were shot last year. Three stations in Tucker counted 185 on opening day.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Tucker County
Warden Hotel
Line Coach Roy Straight Leads Grid Team to Orlando
Be moved up to the regular end berths, Line Coach Roy Straight would be in charge of the grid team if it goes to Orlando.
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Roy Straight
Orlando
Yankees make first move to defend title with Masterson deal
New York Yankees act amid Red Sox rise, completing a deal for Walter Masterson of the Washington Senators. Manager Bucky Harris signals more player deals likely at the upcoming MLB convention in New York. He notes expectations of one or two announcements, while Boston strengthens roster with Junior Stephens Jack Kramer and Ellis Kinder.
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Joe Reichler
Miami
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
National Association
Yankees
Walter Masterson
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
New York
Harris
Red Sox
Junior Stephens
Jack Kramer
Ellis Kinder
St. Louis Bowns
Petition Never Officially Put Before Council at WVU
Morgantown December 2 West Virginia university athletic council has not received an official petition from players seeking to retain football coach Bill Kern and remove athletic director Roy M Hawley The council plans to issue a statement on athletic policy before naming a successor to Kern who announced he would resign effective June 30 The Harbors bowl game committee in San Diego was told WVU was not interested in playing January 1 and the new coach may be named before spring drills as the team readies for March 1.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Athletic Council
Bill Kern
Roy M
Hawley
G. Ott Romney
Weekly News
Kern
Romney
San Diego
Calif
West Virginia
Wife Preservers We After Juice and Shine
The text offers home care tips about using lemon rind to scour faucets then wash and polish. It presents a brief sequence of steps without broader context or named entities.
Parson station and county totals from first day checks
The report notes 74 checked yesterday from 130, with Parson station showing 35 yesterday versus 26 four years ago. Other counties on day one include Braxton 32 Barbour 36 Lewis 37 Harrison 63 Upshur 38 and Marion 20.
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Parson Station
Braxton
Barbour
Lewis
Harrison
Upshur
Marion
Postseason bowl picture nears complete with 13 on New Year’s day
The lineup for post season bowls for January first is nearly complete with 13 games on New Year’s day. Nevada withdrew after North Texas State accepted a bid, leaving some matchups unsettled as organizers sought opponents from Kansas Missouri Texas Christian and Baylor. Maryland and Georgia agreed to meet in the Gator bowl in Jacksonville. Miami of Ohio will face Texas Tech in the Sun bowl and Arkansas heads to the Dixie bowl versus William and Mary. Honolulu’s Pineapple bowl set with Redlands to play Hawaii. Raisin bowl ready with Wichita State versus College of the Pacific. Tangerine bowl bid to Marshall and Catawba college joins the program. West Virginia declined Harbor bowl offers elsewhere.
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Associated Press
North Texas State
Phoenix
Ariz
San Diego State
San Diego
Univers of
Nevada
University
Wolfpack
Kansas
Missouri
Texas Christian
Baylor
North Tenns
San Francisco
Montgomery
Ala
Sponers
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Maryland
Georgia
Jacksonville
Miami
Texas Tech
el Paso
Texas
Arkansas
Birmingham
William and Mary
Honolulu
University of Redlands
Calif
University of Hawaii
Fresno
Pittsburgh Grocery and Property Buy Now at Atlas Realty
On busy Pittsburgh street, a grocery and property package offers weekly income from 700 to 1200 with 1 to 7 room apartments and a rear 6 room house. No credit or deliveries, excellent stock, and potential to double. owner’s death forces sacrifice. ACID-TEST inspection invited at Atlas Realty Co. 836 Fourth Ave.
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Atlas Realty Co
Fourth Ave
Pittsburgh
For Sale One Block From Station Property
For sale a sun porch apartment near the station, created at slight cost to ease payments. A veteran may buy with 490 down and monthly payments of 23.70 covering fire insurance and taxes. Available at 3,500 in good condition.
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Alton B. Nings
Loar Jewelry Store
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C. B. Fawley Music
W. Va
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