Colts and Browns Lead Jammed NFL Standings
The unbeaten Colts and Browns sit atop a crowded NFL after weekend play. Detroit stunned Green Bay 24 14 while Washington routed the Cardinals 37 14 and San Francisco beat the Rams 23 20. Giants won 24 20 over Philadelphia as Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 23 12 and Baltimore beat Chicago Bears 21 10 with several Saturday games and Sunday matchups listed.
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College grid results late Saturday across multiple colleges
Otterbein led Oberlin 34 19 Findlay beat Ohio Northern 47 7 Denison lost 19 14 Muskingum edged Denison 19 14 Tulane defeated Marquette 20 6 Wayne Michigan beat Case 27 7 Akron defeated Baldwin Wallace 29 6 Geneva lost to John Carroll 20 13 Florida fell to Kentucky 14 7 Miami Florida lost to Baylor 7 13 Virginia beat Wake Forest 28 20 Furman 13 George Washington 1 Louisville 48 Toledo 20 Alabama 6 Vanderbilt 6 Rice 34 Stanford 7 South Carolina 27 Texas 21 LSU 19 Texas Tech Arkansas 20 Texas Christian 7 Oregon 21 UCLA 0 Colorado State University 27 Denver 6 College of Pacific 21 Tulsa 13
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Ritter posts one under par in Wildwood round
Jimmy Ritter shot a one under par 71 at Wildwood yesterday with 37 33. Shorty Wagner was runner up at 39 97 75 and Dave Patrick 44 35 79. Otis Grant 43 37 60 R C Murray 40 40 0 John Hoffman 41 40 21 tied for top blind bogey honors at 74 Hoffman 76.
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Larry Fraley
Exhibition Hockey AHL All Stars vs Cleveland
An exhibition hockey game featured the AHL All Stars facing Cleveland with a 2 goal margin. Boston and Quebec leagues were referenced in the preparation notes.
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Quebec
Notre Dame and Army Renew Grid Rivalry in Philadelphia
Notre Dame and Army clash in Philadelphia this Saturday renewing a historic series that began in 1913 when Knute Rockne and Gus Dorais popularized the forward pass. The Irish seek consistency after a rough 1956, while Army rides an undefeated streak and eyes the Eastern title race.
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Local Shooters Win Southern Ohio League Trap Match
Middletown's trapshooting team won the Southern Ohio League shoot at the Sportsmen's Club breaking 406 of 500 targets to take first. Crystal Lake Gun Club finished second with 478, Wave Hill posted 99, and local shooters led by Sam Joerger 97 A C Roberson Clayton Bond Roy Davidson Wally Baldwin and Dr. Fisher with 96s. Hill's 99 topped 16 yard line while Snyder and Wackler tied at 95 in the handicap event.
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Scowling Sires Honor Roll Names List
Mary Presta Martha Wombold Arlene Mattingly Bonnie DeNeene appear on the scowling ssires honor roll with scores 210 140 179 529 134 204 156 514 178 153 183 514 188 137 194 500.
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Martha Wombold
Arlene Mattingly
Bonnie DeNeene
Wildcats and Wasps Split In Busy League Night
Reported scores show J J Lanes defeating Wilmer Motors 3 0 and Ruppert Buick topping Heber Jones 2 1 while several other matchups end in close results. Dominate performances include Hot Shots 3 Durant 0 and Pin Wreckers 3 Crazy Devils 0 as teams crowd the standings.
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Cadet Coach Faces A Revival Season Start
Alan Mayer reports on a cadet coach facing an early season revival pressure in Philadelphia. The piece outlines expectations for the team’s performance and potential lineup adjustments as the new campaign begins.
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Bucks Open Big Ten Action After Huskies Win
Ohio State bursts past Washington 33-7 to start the Big Ten schedule against Illinois. Ohio leads in interstate play but faces a tough slate with 13 out-of-state games and several conference matchups, including Marshall at Toledo and Miami at Kent State.
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Arab diplomat Shukairy shifts from Syria to Saudi role
United Nations veteran Ahmad Shukairy, long a Syrian voice for Palestine, now serves as Saudi Arabia's minister of state and chief U.N. spokesman. Analysts call him the Arab convertible diplomat as he frames a pan Arab approach with a Western-leaning policy. He says the switch is a front change on the same Arab battlefield.
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Handicapped Bowler Overcomes Polio To Lead League
Jerry Ori is a polio survivor and mother of three who bowls without brace or crutch. Once expected to remain crippled, she excelled in San Angelo and Lubbock events, earning high placements and propelling a comeback in the Business Women's League. She was recently elected vice president of the group.
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Mile Barrier Beaten 26 Times
Since 1954 four minute barrier has fallen 26 times led by Derek Ibbotson July 19 1957 with three others under four minutes Stanislav Jugwirth Ron Delaney and Ken Wood among the early achievers. The record shows ten sub four minutes in 1957 nine in 1956 four in 1954 and three in 1955.
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Arias Outpoints Ursua In Venezuela Bout
In Maracaibo Ramon Arias of Venezuela outpointed Dommy Ursua of the Philippines over ten rounds. In Hollywood Lauro Salas stopped Julian Velasquez of Lahabra California in eight rounds.
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Miami Sailing Club to Organize at Miami University
Miami University plans an organizational meeting for a new sailing club to use the lake at Hueston Woods State Park as its home base. The meeting is set for Tuesday night in Room 2, Irvin Hall, with instruction levels from beginner to advanced envisioned. The lake, once busy with sailing, was closed to boating for dam and shoreline work, though Miami previously fielded a competitive club despite distant racing sites.
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Sharpe wins US International stock car title in Columbus
Jack Sharpe of Lobo Ontario captured the 100 mile 200 lap U S International open stock car championship in Columbus on Sunday. He earned 1000 dollars from a 5000 dollar purse marking a third win in the Canadian International series.
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Allegeeny College Coach Produces Three All-Americans
William C. Hanson, track, soccer and swimming coach at Allegheny College, has developed two All-Americans in soccer and one in swimming.
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Soeker
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Ike Extends Weekend Trip at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower lengthened his stay at the Gettysburg farm today to pursue another round of golf. He has no White House engagements and may not return until late in the day. Cold, cloudy weather kept him indoors after 18 holes with George F. Allen, a Washington businessman with a nearby farm, while Mrs. Eisenhower remains at the farm after her August 6 surgery.
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Power by wire to cut Ohio coal costs
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. bets 75 million dollars on shipping coal by electricity from a Rayland plant to Cleveland, with 110 miles of high voltage line. Projected to cut coal cost from seven to four dollars per ton, using 00,000 tons yearly, and to be completed by 1961, signaling a shift from rail and pipeline freight to electric transmission.
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Ohio
Cleveland
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U S and South Korea Ratify New Trade Treaty
The United States and South Korea exchanged instruments of ratification today for the friendship commerce and navigation treaty signed on November 28. The pact goes into force one month from today.
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