Notre Dame Picks to Beat Navy in Annual Clash
Navy faces Notre Dame in Philadelphia Stadium as Harold Claassen notes the Irish defense could restrain Roger Staubach while John Huarte and Jack Snow spark ND’s aerial attack. Picks include Georgia Tech over Duke, Ohio State over Iowa, USC over Washington, Texas over SMU, Michigan over Northwestern, Alabama over Mississippi State, Nebraska over Missouri, LSU over Mississippi, California over UCLA, and Florida over Auburn.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
Tokyo
Philadelphia Stadium
Navy
Wtbeaten
Notre Dame
Irish
Roger Staubach
John Huarte
Jack Snow
Georgia Tech
Duke
Blue Devils
Ohio State
Iowa
Buckeye
Willard Sander
California
Washington
Wuskies
West Coast
Texas
Southern Methodists
Longhorn
Jimmy Hudson
Michigan
Northwestern
Alabama
Mississippi State
Joe Namath
Steve Sloan
Wayne Trimble
Nebraska
Missouri
Louisiana State
Mississippi
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Peace Group Stages Boat Protest Off Miami Beach
Five peace marchers from the Committee for Non violent Action and a Quebec to Cuba peace march sailed a 24 foot launch toward Cuba to protest war and travel bans. Coast Guard intercepted and towed the boat to the dock on orders from the U.S. attorney general as demonstrators refused to disembark. Skipper Bradford Lyttle, 36, said they would not leave voluntarily calling it a Caribbean wall and asserting the right to travel. Passengers included Erica Nezer, 38, a former Chicago medical technician.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Coast Guard
Committee For Non-Violent Action
Weill
Bradford Lyttle
Caribbean Wall
East Berlin
Erica Nezer
Chicago
Mar
Solunar Period Schedule From Knights Tables
The fragment shows a Solunar period timetable from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It lists major periods starting times and durations, with minor periods in regular type. The days Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun appear with paired times such as 11:20 5:05 and 11:55 5:50, indicating prime fishing or hunting windows.
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Pei Yon
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Thars
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Sato
Sun
Trinity Seal Seeking a Win
The Associated Press notes Trinity remains winless in the Southland Conference race despite leading the league in four of six categories. Obie leads in total offense and passing, Jones tops in receptions, and Lagan stands second in receiving yet both help Trinity’s scoring and yardage. Abilene Christian’s Hagaman leads rushers while Arlington State’s Smith tops punters.
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Associated Press
Trinity
Las Obie
John Jones
Obie
Obert Lagan
Dennis Hagaman
Abilene Christian
al Smith
Arlington State
Wittenberg Tops AP Small College Poll for Fifth Week
Wittenberg University Tigers repeat as No 1 in The Associated Press small college football poll with 129 points after a 40-14 win over Denison. Prairie View Texas remains No 2 with 95 points, edging Florida A&M at 92. Mon day Prairie View beat Wiley and Arkansas AM&N 31-13. Texas A&T jumps to fourth after beating Lamar Tech. Youngstown State ties for fifth with Louisiana Tech after wins. Top Ten also includes San Diego State Susquehanna Los Angeles State Massachusetts and Minnesota Concordia.
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Wittenberg University Tigers
Tigers
Denison
Praire View
Texas
Florida A&m
Tattlers
Prairie View
Wiley
Arkansas
Amx&n
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A&m
Tennessee State
Texas A&t
Lamar Tech
Youngstown
Louisiana ‘Tech
Baldwin Wallace
Northwestern Louisiana
San Diego State
Susquehanna
Los Angeles State
Massachusetts
Minnesota Concordia
Jackson Off to Good Pro Cage Start
New York AP report cites Lucious Jackson beginning with a solid pro debut for Philadelphia in a 100-81 win over the Hawks. A bench brawl between Dave Ganeen and Charley Vaughan sparked the melee, drawing players from both sides as Jackson watched and then contributed with strong interior play.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Lucious Jackson
Tokyo
U.S
Russia
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Dave Ganehee
St. Louis
Charley Vaughan
Gambee
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Kson
Pan American College
Hawks
Boston
New York
Bobcats Hold Inside Track in District Race
In the AA district race the Hope Bobcats, 5-0 in league play, hold the inside track with Malvern 4-1 and Warren looming. Hope defeated Magnolia 28-15. Malvern beat Arkadelphia 32-7. Warren downed Camden M. Nonleague results show Camden at Hope and Crossett at Fairview. Phil Clem leads Malvern with 55 points, while Warren's David McMurry has 42 and Hope's Jerry Burnett 48. Malvern tops in rushing yards. Hope leads passing. Warren best in rush defense. Crossett strong vs passing. Standings list Hope 5-0, Malvern 4-1, Camden 3-2, Magnolia 2-3, Crossett 2-4, Fairview 0-3, Arkadelphia 0-5.
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Fairview
Bearden
Crossett
Pine
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Fordyce
Sheridan
Phil Clem
Jeader
Jerry Burnett
David McMurry
Ellison
Dind Malvern
Weir Hope Bobeats
Malvern Leopards
Camden Panthers
Magnolia Panthers
Smackover Bucks
Eagles
Fairview Cardinals
Arkadelphia Badgers
Basketball Tuesday Results and Thursday Stars
Philadelphia beat St. Louis 100 to 81 and Boston topped New York 131 to 103 while San Francisco defeated Baltimore 101 to 90. Baltimore visits Los Angeles and Boston plays St. Louis Thursday as Jackson logged 10 points and 14 rebounds in the latest game.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Jackson
Lamb Back in Practice Ahead of Texas A&M Clash
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said Tuesday's practice showed marked improvement as the No 13 Razorbacks prepare for a tough Southwest Conference stretch. Texas A&M visits College Station Saturday. Jerry Lamb, sidelined by a pulled muscle, briefly practiced but Broyles has not decided if he will play.
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Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Texas A&m
College Station
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Aggies
Jerry Lamb
Texas
Broyles
Lamb
A&m
Wichita State
California Back Takes Top Honor
University of Southern California quarterback Craig Fertig was named Back of the Week by the Associated Press after throwing four TD passes and 371 yards on 21 of 28 in a 26-21 win over California. He guided a late drive with six straight completions for 95 yards, including the winning score, as USC rebounded from a previous loss to Ohio State.
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Associated Press
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University of Southern California Trojans
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Trojans
Ohio State
Vertig
Will Wolski
Notre Dame Hall
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Virginia
Tech
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Irish
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John Huarte
Grabowski
UCLA
Ilini
Abe Woodson
Minnesota
Schweickert
Florida State
Fight Results Tuesday's Fights across three cities
In London Bill Nielsen of Omaha Nebraska won by disqualification against Johnny Prescott of England. In New York George Cahill stopped Stan Mitchell in three rounds. In Houston Manuel Gonzalez stopped Peter Schmidt in eight rounds. In North Arlington Massachusetts Brad Silas outpointed Dick French in Providence B.1 20 rounds.
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Associated Press
London
Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Neb
Johnny Prescott
England
New York
George Cahill
Stan Mitchell
Houston
Manuel Gonzalez
Peter Schmidt
Toronto
North Artmouth
Mass
Brad Silas
Washington, D.C
Dick French
Providence
B.1
A&M Eyes Upset as Arkansas Looms in SWC Clash
Texas A&M, mired in a 6-game skid and focused on winning, hosts undefeated Arkansas in a crucial Southwest Conference tilt. Coach Hank Foldberg relies on a still-developing sophomore core led by quarterback Eddie McKaughan after recent progress against Baylor. A break or two could spark an upset bid.
Notre Dame Climbs in Air Attack. Tulsa Holds Key Offenses
Notre Dame surged to 315 rushing yards? wait. Notre Dame moved from eighth to runner up with 993.4 yards per game, as Tulsa leads major college football in total offense at 459.6 yards per game and tops in passing. Tulsa dominates passing at 295.6 yards per game and scoring at 39.4 points, while Bowling Green overtook Nebraska for rushing lead with a 271.2 yard average.
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Notre Dame
Tulsa
Bowling Green
Hurricane
Jeadts
Trish
Stanford
Ncaa Service Bureau
Towa
Utah State
Nebraska
Falcons
Cornhuskers
Toronto 3 Chicago 2 in Tuesday hockey clash
National hockey report notes Toronto defeated Chicago 3 to 2 on Tuesday. Montreal played at Toronto, while Boston faced New York and Boston hosted Detroit in ongoing league play.
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Toronto
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
New York
Detroit
Perkin Founding of Aniline Dye Industry
Sir William Henry Perkin founded the aniline dye industry by discovering and producing the first artificial dye derived from coal tar, revolutionizing chemical color production.
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Sir William Henry Perkin
Prairie View Sews Up SWAC Title Chance
Prairie View on a six game win streak appears close to clinching the Southwestern Athletic Conference with wins over Wiley 39-13 and Arkansas AM&N 31-13. Grambling remains second after beating Jackson State 47-26. Texas Southern and Alcorn also won, leaving key matchups for the final stretch.
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Prairie View
Southwestern Athletic Conference
Panthers
Wiley
Arkansas Am&n
Grambling
Jackson State
Tigers
Texas Southern
Houston
Pionship
Alcorn
Southern
Marshall
Southern University
Tennessee State
State College of Iowa tops Pecan Howl poll once more
In the Pecan Howl top 10, State College of Iowa holds No 1 with a 6-1 mark and only loss to No 6 North Dakota State. Louisiana Tech rises to runner-up as Arkansas State sits third at 5-0-1, while Lincoln jumps to fourth after a 5-1 season. Parson s College, North Dakota State, Grambling, Lamar Tech, and Abilene Christian round out the list.
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Abilene
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Iowa
North Dakota State
Louisiana Tech
Arkansas State
Prairie View
Lincoln University of
Jefferson City
Lincoln
Florida A&m
Missouri
State
College of Iowa
Lincoln University
Parsons College
Grambling
Lamar Tech
Univ. of North Dakota
Abilene Christian
UA Experts Tour Latin America
Two University of Arkansas industry experts toured Latin America and found a three way avenue of international cooperation. They believe the efforts could expand sharing of American industrial development methods with southern neighbors and spark special university courses to teach industrial development. They hope Arkansas may offer the nation s first graduate degree in the field.
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J.C. Tillman
Associated Press
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Latin America
Arkansas
M. G .Bridenstine
John M. Peterson
Bridenstine
College of Business Administration
Peterson
Athletic Groups Revive an Old Skirmish
The AU and NCAA face a renewed clash over control of amateur sports as Olympic postures fade. The AAU governs international frank for many sports while NCAA councils seek stronger say in sanctions and administration. The track and field federation may lead the conflict tests at indoor season’s start.
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Kennedy
Gen. MacArthur
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Track and Field Federation
NCAA
AAU
Ncaa Council
Universities plan industrialization via Latin American exchange
Bridenstine and Peterson outline a program where American professors report to AID and create five university courses for Latin American degree candidates. After completing three to five years with private firms as technical advisors, the program would transfer to Latin American universities to foster industrilization. They favor Arkansas leading the field.
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Ilar
Bridenstine
Peterson
Agency For International Development (Aid
State Department
Bridenstine and Peterson
United States
University of Arkansas
Rescue Squad Frees 791-Pound Vehicle Passenger
Jacksonville rescue squad faced a heavy lift when it responded to a downtown minor crash. They used a hydraulic jack to remove Thomas J. Conners of Gantt Georgia from his wrecked car, weighing 791 pounds, and freed him from the seat brace.
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Jacksonville
N.C
Thomas J.conners
Gantt
Conners
A Few Close Contests in House Races
Washington AP reports that about one-fifth of the 435 House seats may swing in November with Democrats aiming to retain control and Republicans hoping for gains. Analysts from both parties foresee a tight race in marginal districts as campaigns dispute potential seat changes and overall majority margins.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Bayeux Tapestry Depicts Norman Invasion of England
The Bayeux tapestry celebrates William the Conqueror and the Norman invasion of England, illustrating the campaign from the crossing to the subsequent conquest in a vivid medieval visual narrative.
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England
William the Conqueror of
Normandy
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