Frank Howard praised as South Carolina coaching counterpart
Touchdowners Clinton and Walter Johnson highlighted Frank Howard as the Clemson coach who earned a personal triumph. He drew parallels to Wake Forest's Peahead Walker while Wallace Wade and Charlie Justice received notable remarks in a coast to coast football coverage.
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Fights Last Night Highlights From Major Cards
Boxing results reported from cities including London New York Newark Cincinnati Baltimore Washington and Detroit. Bruce Woodcock defeated Lee Savold on a foul in London while Burl Charity outpointed De Witt Dean in New York and Jimmy Watkins Jr stopped Jimmy Tarangelo in New York.
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Bivins and Maxim Set for 10 Round Heavyweight Scraps
In Cleveland tonight Jimmy Bivins battles Joe Maxim in four 10 rounders with the winner likely to challenge Joe Louis next June. The victor appears headed for Jersey Joe Walcott in a eliminations sequence next month to determine Louis successor.
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Elizabethan dealer fined and branded for rotten meat
A dealer who sold unsavory meat was pilloried and his cid flesh was burned in his face during Elizabethan times as punishment for the offense.
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
St Johns Brooklyn beat Denver 53 33 Dartmouth defeated Vermont 51 41 West Virginia Tech topped Rio Grande 31 48 Brigham Young won 60 56 over Muhlenberg Colgate 64 63 NYU 63 St Francis Brooklyn 69 Lassale Philadelphia 78 Baltimore Loyola 57 Salem 62 Alderson Broaddus 66 Gordon 26 Suffolk 24 Indiana 48 Michigan State 36 Purdue 51 Detroit 42 Ohio State 72 Marquette 47 Minnesota 61 Nebraska 52 Drake 53 Iowa State 38 Iowa Tehrs 60 South Dakota 46 Bradley 66 St Thomas MN 58 Great Lakes Naval 79 Grosse 33 North Carolina State 66 George Washington 37 Virginia 73 Richmond Royals 389 North Carolina 66 Elon 82 Hampden Sydney 71 Towson Tech 32 Randolph Macon 56 Union Theological Seminary 388 Western KY 62 Kentucky Wesleyan 51 Kentucky Freshmen 102 Asbury 42 Vanderbilt 67 Chattanooga 51 East Tennessee State 56 Appalachian State 33
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Oosterbaan Named Coach of Year By Annual Poll
Bennie G. Oosterbaan in his first year as Michigan head coach was named coach of the year in World Telegrams annual poll. He steered the Wolverines to a perfect season and a second straight Western Conference title. Oregon and others follow in votes, with Lynn Waldorf and Bob Voights among top finishers.
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Dobbs Tops In Total Offense And Punting
Glenn Dobbs of the Los Angeles dons topped the all-America football conference total offense with 2,942 yards on 460 plays in his final year game. Otto Graham of Cleveland finished second with 2,859 yards and led in forward passing.
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Baked stuffed potatoes enhanced with onion and spice
A recipe note highlights baked stuffed potatoes as especially tasty when the stuffing includes finely grated onion, butter, margarine, salt, pepper, paprika, and hot milk.
Toll of Chinese Sea Tragedies Escalates to Nine Thousand Two Hundred
Report from Shanghai says about six more Chinese died in a Manchurian sinking and explosion, raising total dead in two disasters near Shanghai and Manchuria to 9,200. Official Nanking sources note a boiler burst on a merchant evacuation ship, killing all aboard. 536 rescued from the Kiangya, with nearly 4,000 refugees believed aboard.
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Five Children Hurt When Bus Overturns in Durham
A county school bus driven by a girl operator overturned on a dirt road near Bethesda school in Durham. Five children were injured. all taken to hospitals but none seriously hurt. Driver Elizabeth Durham and about 30 other children escaped injury. State patrol noted it was the seventh school bus accident in Durham county in just over two weeks.
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Flue-Cured Crop Nears 400 Million
North Carolina’s 1948 flue-cured tobacco crop shows a higher gross income than 1947. Through last week’s sales, 798,973,551 pounds sold for 397,760,166.44 dollars, with total receipts up 2,291,912.24 dollars over 1947 despite a 15.1 percent production decline. Higher costs, including labor and fuel, cut growers’ net returns.
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Lindner Loses Pastoral Post Over Prohibition Views
The Rev. Kenneth M. Lindner of Immanuel Baptist Church in Fayetteville is asked to resign after dispute over beer and wine. Rev. B J Kinlaw presided as congregation plans to act Wednesday night. Lindner, a former combat chaplain, faced disciplinary pressure from the New South River Baptists Association while Congress debates alcohol policy.
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German War Brides Airlift From Munich Travel by Airbridge
German war brides depart Munich for the United States aboard an airlift described as an airbridge. Two commercial Skymaster aircraft ferry the brides as the operation proceeds to relocate families amid postwar displacements.
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