Notre Dame Army Oklahoma Lead AP College Poll
Notre Dame Army and Oklahoma occupy the top three spots in the AP poll with Notre Dame at first, Army second, and Oklahoma third as teams prepare for upcoming games. Several upsets and ranking shifts reflect a busy weekend as Michigan, Baylor, Kentucky, and others move within the top 20 while new outcomes reshuffle the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Army
Oklahoma
NEW York
Associated Press
Nagy
Virginia Military Institute
Iowa State
Fou
Frank Leahy
Baltimore
Ed Hudak
Mike Swistowies
Notre Dame Sas Army
Sdeendl Eminants
Eve Arpty
Jahoma
Couse
Slaughter
Penn
Baylor
North Carolina
Kentucky
Texas
Eg Mnnesota
Michigan
Gophers
Caroliiia
Lousiana State
Southern Methodist
Pittsburgh
Miriana
Pitt
Nebraska
Sooners
California
Washington
Rice
Navy
Texas A.é&M
Fragmented Opinion Frays At Funny Weather Notes
A jumble of quips and stray lines covers topics from Fire Prevention Week and leaf cleanup to a Moscow editor and Canadian politics. The piece jokes about weather swings Indian summer to squaw winter, and pokes at trivia like a centipede's feet and a cartoonist’s caption while mixing global references and light satire.
Hollywood Memo Sparks New Name Talk for Phyllis
In a filing of Hollywood lore, Bolton recalls a memo from David Selznick urging a new name for Phyllis, proposing Jennifer Jonas after a boy’s school song. He reflects on the idea as a striking, memorable choice and questions Selznick on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Bolton
David Sélakck
Phyllis
Isley
Walker
Jienny Jones
Jenny Jones
S.ztAfter Jong
Jennifer Jonas
Bone from a man used in a surgeon's graft
A fragment discusses using a bone from a patient who attended the same school as the donor. It questions moral implications, noting progress in medicine contrasts with shared human differences. The speaker argues that people often differ in tastes yet are similar in need for respect and tolerance.
Grafton Bearcats Seek Break of Morgantown Jinx
Grafton Bearcats face Morgantown High on Friday aiming to end a Morgantown winning streak dating back to 1941. Coach Randall McKinney and Lawrence Spadafore prep players to upset the heavy favorite, recalling past upsets and a strong recent win over Upshur County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown High
Grafton
Bearcats
Morgantown
Katie
Red and Blue
Red
University City
Upshur
Tulane Revives Irish Scheduling Woes with Notre Dame
The article notes Tulane severing football talks with Notre Dame after a 46-7 defeat and a history of scheduling tensions. It cites Notre Dame’s desire for strong opponents, potential future games, and past scrapped series with Washington, Army, Navy, and Pitt while hinting at possible renewed contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tulane
Newe Dame
South Bend
Notré Dame
Frank Leahy
Chicago Bears
Moose” Krause
Notre Dame
University of Washington
Nate Danie
Washington
Trith
Notre Dame Army
New York
Morgantown Dominates Grafton in Historic Series Run
Across 25 games Morgantown holds 16 wins to Grafton’s 5 with 4 ties. Morgantown has scored 380 points while Grafton has 60. The series includes 1943 to 1948 games with Morgantown posting multiple high scores and securing a long running advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Morgantown
West Liberty and Tech clash may decide state title
West Liberty faces West Virginia Tech in a decisive Friday night showdown at Montgomery. The pair are undefeated in conference play and position themselves atop a state card that includes West Virginia University versus Virginia, and Virginia Tech pursues a robust schedule with nearby contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
W. Va
Tech
Charleston PI
West Virginia Tech
Montgomery
West Virginia University
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Virginis
VMI
West Virginia
Quantico Marines
Marshall College
Ohio University
Bethany
Marietta
Parkersburg
West Virginia State
State
Institute
Maryland
Cumberland
Tech-West Liberty
Morris Harvey
Charleston
Concord
Wesleyan
Potomac State
Davis and Elkins
Scheduling split of rivals with contrasting mottos
The schedule divides schools into two groups. Group one includes Indiana Purdue and Town coached by Eddie Anderson, with a four year contract ending in 1951. The motto driven divide signals tensions as none show willingness to retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Army
Navy
Pittsburgh
Georgia
Tech
Indiana
Purdue
Town
Eddie Anderson
Notre Dame
Thrilling Duel Expected Between Coaltown and Capot
In Pimlico Special race build up Coaltown a mile in 1 37 2/5 last Sunday broke the old Hilltop track record by one fifth of a second Capot the Greentree hopeful for Horse of the Year honors ran a 1:52 for a mile eighth after a 1:37 3/5 first mile at Belmont yesterday showing sharp workouts for the winner take all clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Coaltown
Cappot
Hilltop
June Grass
Capot
Greentree
Belmont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Am A — Cenrat Press
Jonnfitix
Moscow
Tito &. Dwarf
Canada
House of Commons
Jeole Despalsh
North America
Bennett Cerf
Joe Marah
Vnc Vine
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
International Soundphoto
SMU Downs
Kyle Rote
SMU
Quarler
Mustang
Dallas
Tex
Mustangs
Doak Walker
International
Grafton Bearcats
ELKS
Bradfqra
Reed
Aly Teckelt
Tisk
Glenna
Lask
Sandor Viz
Alestock
Hunt
R. Poling
J. Pitman
American Legion
W. Prancis
B. Pugh
Cc. Collier
Simbas
R. Pitman
B. Carroll
T. Wolfe
Co. Bell
Sten Q
Ratton
Grn
England
Bob Fuchs
NORAD
Actian Han
Ak Hae Ming Phatioran Sordi
Rt. 119
Grafton-Morgantown
Randolph, Scott, and
Marguerite Chapman
Ye View
Petec
Berrybure
Fuller Brush Man
Bod Skeltom
Janet Blair
Miles Houthi
Fairmont
William Eliott
John
Cat
Vera Ralston
Wyoming
Leigh Py
RGR
FabAy Manos
Beas
Begton
Morey
Warher Bros
KA Wyatt
Havre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!