Redskins Stir Giants In One-Sided Title Bid
Washington Redskins defeated the New York Giants 49 to 14 in New York to advance toward the NFL championship game in Chicago. Sammy Baugh and Charlie Battles led the assault as the Redskins built a large lead, then withstood a late rally by the Giants.
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Yale Prep Halfback Leans Toward New Haven Grid Career
Yale prep standout Hob Smith from Beaver High of Hlavseth is pegged as the finest high school back in West Virginia lore. He stands 6 feet 2, weighs 210 pounds, and reportedly dazzled with speed, passing and kicking while scoring multiple touchdowns and earning praise from scouts as a top college candidate for Yale.
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Redskins rally to beat Giants in 1961 NFL clash
Fd Dagowski outmanned Will Walls as Cull raced 1 yard for a score after a deflected pass. Ed Justice caught a 61 yard pass for a TD, and Wayne Millner returned a fumble for another as the Redskins surged past the Giants. Battlesine and Riley Smith added scores in a late surge, while the Bears routed the Cardinals in Chicago.
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West Virginia Set for Sun Bowl Jan First
West Virginia University Mountaineers face Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl at El Pas o on January 1. Stakeholders announce tickets sold and state the team’s sole loss was to Pitt as preparations proceed. Also news notes actors aid China in its war effort.
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Ecker Demonstrates Expert Card Play In National Duplicate
The article highlights Ur Ecker Jr of New York as a leading duplicate bridge player with multiple sectional titles and a national championship prior. It describes a national championship hand where South uses precise plays to infer opponents’ distribution and high cards, culminating in a high-scoring six no trump contract with careful diamond and club play.
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Fords and Oldsmobiles Win Y Loop Games
In the US M C A basketball league action on Saturday the Fords beat the Buicks 37 to 28 and the Oldsmobiles defeated the Mymouths 36 to 25. Oldsmobiles rallied from a halftime deficit to secure the win while Buicks led both halves.
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Pupils Swap Produce at Reesville High School
South Bend Indiana reports Reesville High School students carry bags of potatoes or pies to class as manager Fred Taylor runs a program trading hot noon meals for farm produce.
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Football Scores From Various Colleges and Teams
A scattered set of football results is reported with many mismatches and incomplete scores. Notable outcomes include Florida defeating Kentucky, Arkansas State edging Langston, and Mississippi State beating Duquesne, along with several other listed games and partial score lines.
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Rice Accepts Cotton Bowl Bid Despite Conference Hurdles
Rice Institute, Southwest Conference champions, accepted a bid to face Colorado University in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year’s Day. Rice athletic director Dr. Gaylord Johnson said approval from other conference members is still needed to finalize post season participation.
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Walkersville Maintains Lead In Shipley Soccer League
Walkersville defeated Middletown Valley 5 to 3 at McCurdy Field to extend their first place in the Shipley Soccer League. Rice starred for Walkersville, while Rady led Middletown Valley in scoring. Sykesville won 2 to 0 at Mt Airy as Att. Airy faltered, with Ewler and Dean prominent for Sykesville.
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Race horse machines ruled illegal in Hagerstown court
In Hagerstown Circuit Court a local merchant was found guilty for permitting a race horse machine to operate. The judge urged citizens to sue proprietors for losses, noting gambling was widespread and that pinball machines had been legalized recently, leaving race horse machines in legal flux.
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Middletown 0208 Summary
Rice led with 3 points and Wummer Rod erick Rudy each scored two while Slifer added points. Roscoe Shook refereed a game with 45 minute halves.
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Walkersville Knocks Middletown 5 3 in League Soccer
Walkersville defeats Middletown 5 to 3 in yesterday's SHIPLEY SOCCER LEAGUE results. Sykesville shuts out Mt Airy 8 to 0 for another league victory.
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McNeal 20 Pleads Guilty to Larceny of Arcade Machine
McNeal, 20, admitted larceny of a machine from a Fairview area establishment along the National Highway. He testified that with two others he played $7 in the device, carried it away, and sold it for $25 to a machine operator.
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Sled Incident Thwarts Purse Theft in Wilmington
A boy sledding down a hill distracted a man trying to snatch a purse from Mrs. Mary Gluchowski. The would‑be thief stopped by the boy’s sudden appearance, and fled.
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