Terps Defy Conference Rule On Sugar Bowl Bid
Maryland defied Southern Conference rules by accepting a Sugar Bowl bid without approval. Coach Jim Tatum said officials would seek permission at the Richmond meeting, where presidents may consider abolishing bowl games. Maryland, 6-0 this season, faces North Carolina State and West Virginia remaining. Tennessee leads the era with 17 straight wins.
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NEW Orleans
University of Maryland
Prnee Ses
Sugar Bow
Jim Tatum
Terrapins
College Parky
Maryland
Tatuma
Ricchmond
Richmond
Dallas
Durham
N.C
Wallace Wade
Southern Conference
Tatum
Ence
Dr. Byrd
Byrd
Tennessee
Volunteers
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
North Carolina State
West Virginia
Uncultivated Plant And Its Many Clues From A Puzzle List
A fragmented OCR style list mixes terms for plant life, ages, names, and symbols. It appears as a crossword like puzzle with clues ranging from biology to geography, numbers, and abbreviations, showing undefined connections and stray fragments.
Kentucky Wildcats Back Atop College Basketball After Scandal
Kentucky Wildcats again look strong in college basketball despite a mud soaked start and fan skepticism. Early season crowds exceed 16 000 for a pro doubleheader signaling renewed interest in the sport even amid scandal-tainted limits.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press Sports
New York
Kentucky
Wildcats
College Hoops Preview with Kentucky as Favorite
The piece previews a basketball season amid a scandal, naming Kentucky as the top team with seven foot Bill Spivey and other stars. It lists early national contenders Illinois St John’s St Louis Dayton Seton Hall Holy Cross and others and outlines sectional leaders and Big Ten strength. It notes remorse among players and expected strong but honest hardwood action.
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Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
Wildcats
Bill Spivey
Frank Ramsey
Cliff Hagan
Shelby Linville
Bobby Watson
Lucian Whitaker
Ilinois
St. John’s
St. Louis
Dayton
Seton Hall
Holy Cross
Oklahoma
A&m
North Carolina State
Kansas
Wyoming
Illinois
Rod Fletcher
Irv Remoras
Bob Peterson
Bob Zawoluk
Jack McMahon
Ron McGilvray
Jim Davis
Fred Kovar
Ray Sonnenberg
Ray Steiner
Monk Meineke
Leland Norris
New England
Mid-Atlantic
St. John's
Midwest
Tenois
Southwest
TCU
Washington
Missouri Valley
Rockies
Bowl bids loom as top college games hinge today
New York A season ending surge hits campuses with at least three games shaping Jan 1 bowl bids. Tennessee Maryland already Sugar and Orange Bowl bound. Stanford Illinois chase Rose Bowl status while Texas Christian eyes Cotton Bowl. Key clashes include Stanford vs Oregon State Illinois vs Ohio State and Texas Christian vs Texas. Other matches feature George Washington at Kentucky Notre Dame at North Carolina and more as teams weigh postseason futures.
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New York
Tennessee
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Stanford
Ilinois
Texas Christian
Tlinois
Oregon State
Michigan State
M. U
Illinois
Ohio States
Buckeyes
Texas
North Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Elon College
Burlington
Virginians
Emory & Henry
Randolph-Macon
Marshall College
Western Maryland
Demarco Thunders To Victory Over Chavez
Paddy Demarco of Brooklyn defeated Eddie Chavez by unanimous one round decision at Madison Square Garden. The bout was billed as a non title rubber match with Sandy Saddler to face Demarco in December. Gil Hedges of the Dodgers homered seven times this season, all at Forbes Field.
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New York
Paddy Demarco
Brooklyn
California
Eddie Chave
Sandy Saddler
Madison Square Garden
T. Chave
San Jose
Calif
the Garden
Demarco
Paddy
Saddler-Demarco
Gil Hedges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Forbes Field
Battle cry echoes as season aims to beat Kentucky
The text projects a spirited college basketball season with a determined mindset. It notes players and fans will push harder, leading to a strong campaign. The line Beat Kentucky signals a defining early-season goal.
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Kentucky
High Point Beats Reynolds in Muddy Classic Showdown
High Point shut down Reynolds with a 14-6 halftime lead, then held on as Falls and Jarrett sparked a defensive stand. Falls intercepted Chapple and returned 53 yards for a TD, while Jarrett added a 17 yard run and a punt return score as HPHS pressured Reynolds throughout. Reynolds mounted a late drive but the Bison defense stood firm, with Harris making key stops and Wood anchoring both lines.
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Harold Martin
High Point High
Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
Moonk Falls
Falls
Winston Hearts
Teeny Chaple
Monk
Larry Sheppard
Reynolds
Jack Harris
Jarrett
HPHS
Little Harris
RJR
Jack
Joe Correll
Correll
Bison
Harris
Tom Wood
Sonny Sorreil
Wood
Sorrell
Dick Gantt
Alden Bean
Sonny Sorrell
O’kelly
Frye
Winston
O'Kelly
Bill Bailey, Jr
Qc’ Kelly
Chapple
John Tandy
Demons
Jeff Smith
Jeff¢ Smith
White
Sheppard
Yoder
Schultz
Gramler
Sanders
Carter
Peer
Space Center
Miller
Hoover
Smith
Nelson
Hill
Davis
Spangier
Finley
Small
Queen
Bean
Gantt
Hall
Shook
Wilson
Martin
Bailey
Rickert
Byrd
J. Smith
Browning
Tax Returns Secret Yet Open To Some Eyes
Federal tax returns are secret except to certain bodies and individuals. Congress committees and state tax officials with proper authorization can view or obtain copies, while stockholders owning 1 percent or more may inspect a corporation’s return via the Internal Revenue Service.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Commission of Internal Revenue
Tar Heel Team Backs Coach Snavely After Losses
The University of North Carolina football team pledged 100 percent support for Coach Carl Snavely in a Daily Tar Heel letter signed by Captain Joe Dudeck and the 1951 squad. Unofficial reports claim Snavely may be finished, though officials say no action will occur until after the season ends. he earns about $18,000 annually on a year-to-year contract.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Crolin
Carl Snavely
Tar Heel
Snavely
Carolina
Joe Dudeck
Bob Gantt
Virginia
Salisbury
North Carolina
Knights of Pythias
Clayton
Bedford
Pythian Lodges
P. O
Pro Grid Game On TV Thanksgiving
Philadelphia report says a Lions Packers NFL match will be televised coast to coast on Thanksgiving Day. Detroit Lions publicist Nick Kerbawy announced the Detroit Briggs Stadium game on the Dumont Network at noon. The broadcast will be blacked out in Michigan and Ohio Yard.
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Philadelphia
Nick Kerbawy
Detroit Lions
Lions
Executors Notice of John J Corrigan Estate
Executors of John James Corrigan notify all claimants to present claims by November 2, 1952 or be barred. Debts to the estate should be settled promptly. November 1, 1951. James A Corrigan and William M Corrigan executors, Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys.
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John James Corrigan
James A. Corrigan
William M. Corrigan
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Attys
Smith and Greenwood Partnership Dissolved Notice
Notice is given that the partnership of Joe H. Smith and F. Marvin Greenwood, dealers in veneers and allied products under the firm name Smith and Greenwood, has dissolved by mutual consent. Joe H. Smith will continue the business under the same name, handling all debts and obligations. Dated November 7, 195.
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Joe H. Smith
F. Marvin Greenwood
Smith and Greenwood
Yanks Lose Fourth Prospect To Army
The New York Yankees lose their fourth prospect to the armed services as lefty Bob Wiesler is called up by his National Guard unit from St. Louis and activated for Fort Allen Vermont. Whitey Ford Dave Madison and Art Schultz have also entered service since 1950. Wiesler led the American Association with 162 strikeouts last season for Kansas City.
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New York
New York Yankees
Armed Services
Bob Wiesler
National ‘Guard
Wiesler
St. Louis
Fort Allen
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Dave Madison
Art Schultz
American Association
Kansas City
Notice of Proposed Extension of Jamestown Town Limits
Public hearing set for December 10 1951 at 1 PM in Jamestown Town Office to consider annexation of territory described by highway Bull Run Creek and adjacent properties along extended town lines. The action is by order of Town Council of Jamestown dated November 8 1951. Town Clerk S HK Strickland signed.
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Jamestown
T. ¢. Ragsdale
Margaret Ragsdale
W. G. Ragsdale
Bull Run Creek
Public hearing set on annexation of High Point area
Notice declares a December 10 1951 hearing before High Point City Council at City Hall to review proposed annexation of a large described territory, with corner markers and lengthy boundary bearings toward Guilford Randolph and Davidson Counties. It notes approvals and publication in the High Point Enterprise and is signed by City Clerk Lois W. Smith.
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High Point
North Carolina
City of
Hmit
Guilford
Davidson County
Guilford- Davidson County
Guilford County
Randolph County
S. FE
S&s
S. W
N. W. Carrent
High Point Enterprise
Eigh Point
Lois W. Smith
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Wake Forest
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Furman
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Pittsburgh
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CSM
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Yankee Stadium
Christmas Hilliard & Son Pioneer Jewelers
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Pythian
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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Wgbg Mutual Fesses
Otis V. Blackwell
Greenwood
Marvin Greenwood
Yanks
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Earl Godwin
Cbs
Faith For Future
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Harry Wismer
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Johnny Dollar
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