Stanford Smears Methodist In Rose Bowl Thriller
Stanford defeated Southern Methodist 10 to 0 before 85,000 fans in Pasadena. A first quarter touchdown and a late field goal secured the victory as Stanford’s defense contained SMU’s passing attack and capitalized on a key fumble to maintain the lead.
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Blue Ridge Lines Take Fifth Straight Victory
Blue Ridge Lines defeated Busmen 39 to 28 on Monday night in Hagerstown, with Woodmen’s pace setting early half 16 to 8. Newman Lamb entered in the third period for the Busmen, scoring three field goals and two fouls as Shepherdstown looms for the upcoming matchup.
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Top Notch Bowler Krenz Leads Night School Enrollment
Night school enrollment at Manhattan range reaches 476 with students aged 17 to 22. Among them 34 hold occupations including route workers and loading roles. Notable international presence includes 147 entrants from India and the United States, reflecting diverse participation.
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Castle's and Sports Clash in Adamstown Bowling Conflict
City bowling league results from yesterday show Adamstown defeating Castle's 3 games to 0 while other matches were scheduled. Monday featured Castle's versus Sports, Tuesday had Diamonds against Groves, and Wednesday listed M. E. B. versus Adamsto.
Tri-State League Monday’s Results Report
Blue Ridge Lin defeated Hagerstown 28 as Monday results circulated. No Ridge Lines at Shepherdstown on Saturday. A note recalls William John Gowdery, a one year old gardener, visiting London for the first time in 40 years despite a 15 mile hiring distance.
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Kentucky Colonels Meet Fleet Wings In Armory Clash
The Kentucky Colonels basketball team from Kentucky meets the Genesburg Fleet Wings at 9 o clock Friday night at the State Armory. Tex Madsen towers seven eight and headlines the visiting lineup with a long circus and movie side show background. The Fleet Wings ride a six game win streak and feature Char Getbert Steve Vergot Cal Heller Ari Zahn Jake Dracha and Tyan Kitzmiller among others. Jeffersonian Club leads Blue Ridge League to face Winchester in preliminary.
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Industrial League Tuesday Results and Friday Games
In the Industrial League standings the Paint Store beat Washington Times 16 to 12, Potomac Edison 18 to 15 over Ox Fiore and Blue Eagles, Muse Tailoring 17 to 16 over Fred Tailoring, with Fred Tailors 24 and Washington Times listed in other results. A seven year plan for Britain’s technical education costing 60 800 000 was announced by Oliver Stanley. Democrats hope to repeat their Friday ball in the upcoming game against Hagerstown, with Jeffersonians set to start Baer Bowers Williams Rhoderick Oslo. no mission fee increase planned for the twin bill.
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Age and Youth in a View from N A Lufburrow
In a reflective passage N A Lufburrow considers age as relative to condition and circumstance. He notes that some reach seventy four with vitality while others seem older than thirty, and that health, habits, and heart rhythm influence how young or old one feels as life progresses. He concludes a desire to avoid growing older despite changing self-perception.
Family discovers value in Ads to curb rising bills
A family, eager for new conveniences and clothes, kept buying at many Frederick stores. They realized through The News-Post Ads that they were missing bargains and new items, and their budget began sliding as they began shopping smarter.
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