Terps Hold No.1 in AP Poll Narrow Margin
Maryland remains top in the AP college football rankings, holding a slim lead over Oklahoma and Michigan. Navy slides to ninth after a Notre Dame defeat, while West Virginia stays undefeated in the top ten as Michigan State climbs.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Oklahoma
Michigan
Secand
Navy
Notre Dame
Michigan State
UCLA
West Virginia
Marquette
Terps
Sooners
Georgia Tech
Texas Christian
Ohio State
Texas A&m
Miami Ohio
Auburn
Mississippi
Southern California
Kentucky
Syracuse
Army Eh
Mississippi State
Brennan Squelches Bowl Bid Reports
Chicago Oct 31 Coach Terry Brennan squelched rumors Notre Dame may accept a bowl bid this season. He said the athletic board will not change its mind about post season football citing a 10 game schedule and studies. Brennan praised the team after beating Navy 21 7 and noted respect for Morrall Dawson and Welsh.
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Chicago
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Navy
Brennan
Chicago American
Notre Dame Athletic Board
Athletic Board
Cheaven
Earl Morrall
Michigan State
Len Dawson
Purdue
George Welsh
Morrall
Dawson
Welsh
Parallel miscount haunts Bucknell Harvard game ending
Cambridge February 31 Bucknell failed to convert after a disputed down call at Harvard. A fumbled pitchout and a disputed dead ball led to Harvard recovering near Bucknell's 40. Referee Bridey acknowledged the mistake, noting Bucknell would have faced second down and 13.
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Cambridge
Mass
Bndnye Eeeneey
Wats
Bucknell
Harvard
Charles Bridey
Bob Morrison
Alden Hewett
Hartford
Bridey
Cornell
Dartmouth
Giovanelli Wins Ten Round Decision in New York
Danny Giovanelli of Brooklyn recovered form with a unanimous ten round decision over Paolo Melis of Italy at St Medolas arena. Referee Barney Fela and judges saw Giovanelli the winner 6-3-1, 64-0 on the AP card. Giovanelli, 23, improves toward another shot at Martinez after a 1953 upset victory. he holds a 33 fight pro record.
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New York
Danny Giovanelli
Vince Martinez
Brooklyn
Martinez
Madison Square Garden
Paolo Melis
Italy
St. Medolas Arena
Danny
Giovanelli
Melis
Barney Fela
Bert Grant
Harold Barnes
Walkersville Domination Lifts Team From Slump
Walkersville throttled Thurmont 8 0 to snap a two game skid in the County High Soccer League. Ken Wisner opened the scoring with Walker sville s first, Ted Marshall headed home a second, and Wayne Duncan pushed the lead to 6 0 before Marshall added a final header. Joe Moser starred on defense and midfield as Walkersville secured the lopsided win.
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Walkersville
Thurmont
Glademen
Ken Wisner
Wal Wersville
Ted Marshall
Wayne Duncan
Marshall
Thurmont Turback
Bill Miller
Jon Mergle
Joe Moser
Moser
Duncan
Hoffman Marshall
Utz R. Smith
Lewis
Wisner Moser Zimmerman
Spalding
Kline
Fraley
Handley Myers
Garst Ridge Powell
Sweeney Hoff
Miller Cook
Hage- Jein
Ausherman
Dorsey
Swomles
Whitmore
Darner
Davis
Stover
Brashears
Creager
Frock
T. Davis
Beard
Lynn
Wastler
Miller
Faywright
Smith
Glase
Little
Bow And Arrow Deer Season Opens Today
Weather and frost forecast as Maryland bows and arrows season starts at sunrise for 13 days in 15 counties. Legal game includes various deer across Allegany to Worcester with Japanese and Sitka deer in Dorchester excluded. One deer per hunter and no deer during the firearms season December 3 to 10.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Dorchester County
Allegany
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Harford
Kent
Queen Annes
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomica
Worcester
Bey
Walkersville soccer results and Laurel race arrivals
Walkersville county high school soccer results were noted for yesterday with a Thurmonth game in Frederick. Four of seven foreign thoroughbreds arrived at Friendship International Airport for Laurel’s 365.01 International grass race Mov 11, including Panastipper carrying Ireland’s Sean O’Kelley’s silks and Prefect for Canada.
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County High
Walkersville
Frederick
Laurel Laurel
Laurel
Friendship International Aiport
Panastipper
Ireland
Sean O’kelley
Alberta Ranch
Canada
Percy Loraine
Darius
Dorothy Paget
England
Prefect
North America
Last Tributes to Griffith Washington Senators President
Washington Oct 31 An 83 year old baseball leader WW Clark Griffith was buried after a service at Hamline Methodist Church. Nearly 1,000 attended the funeral and another 1,000 lined the grave site at Ft Lincoln Cemetery. Executives from both leagues and 16 clubs attended along with Senators players and former manager Bucky Harris.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Hamline Methodist Church
Ft Lincoln Cemetery
J. A Leatherman
Hamline
Griffith
Calvin Griffith
Sherry Robertson
Will Harridge
American League
Warren Giles
Baseball's Father Griffith Praised by Minister in Sermon
The minister credited Griffith with making baseball a national sport and founding the American League. He lauded the tradition of the season's first pitch by the President and contrasted baseball's disciplined, strategic nature with brutal rival games abroad. He urged boys to emulate Griffith's examples of training, thinking, and clean living.
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Chuck Dressen
Griffith
United States
Seaon
Mr. Griffith
Santee suspended permanently by AAU
Wes Santee former University of Kansas star and American mile record holder was informed he has five days to appeal a permanent suspension handed by the Missouri Valley AAU registration committee. The seven member panel, by 5-2, found him guilty of excessive expense allowances for three track meets in California last spring. Theo Bland said appeal would go to the Valley AAU board of managers, then possibly to the AAU board of governors if necessary.
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Kansas City
Wes Santee
Missouri Valley Aau
University of Kansas Star
California
Theo Bland
Valley Aau
Valley Board
AAU
Board of Governors
Bland
Mammoth moose trophy atop new alderman’s hat rack
Alderman Charles P. Staley displays a 1,500 pound moose rack with 16 points, shot on a Quebec hunting trip. Norman H. Etzler and William Davis accompanied him. Etzler reportedly failed to bag a moose. Staley also pursued antelope in Wyoming and bears in Pennsylvania this season.
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Charles P. Staley
West Thirteenth Street
Quebec
Mr. Staley
Norman H. Eizler
William Davis
Smithport
Etzler
Alderman Staley
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Basketball Practice Begins At Maryland U
Maryland opens basketball practice with 15 hopefuls and five lettermen under coach Bud Millikan. The Terps will start 21-game schedule December 2 against Virginia in a dedication week for the new fieldhouse. Key returnees include Kessler O’Brien and Sandbower with promising freshmen Urbanik and Davis.
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College Park
Ib — Sifteen
H. A
Bud) Millikan
Maryland
Terps
Virginia
Milukan
Bob Kessler
Bob O’brien
John Sandbower
Drew Schauller
Bob Hardiman
Bright
Nick Davis
John Urbanik
Elizabeth
N. J
Michigan State
George Washington
St. Francis
Loretta
Raleigh
Navy
Publisher Honored as Eugene Meyer Chair Fund Raised
Washington publisher event marks 80th birthday as a $300000 fund is announced to establish the Eugene Meyer chair of medicine at George Washington University School of Medicine. Vice President Mixon delivers greeting from President Eisenhower. George A Garrett presents the gift. Suburban Transit Co proposes a new schedule to raise DC Maryland rail service rates by 40,000 a year, awaiting PSC and ICC review. impact varies by trip.
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Washington
Eugene 'Atever
Mixon
Eisenhower
Washington Post
Times Herald Board
Eugene Meyer
George Washington University School of Medicine
Ireland
George A. Garrett
Vever
Baltimore
Stoun‘Suburban Transit Co
District of Columbia
Maryland
Public Service Commission
PSC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Silver Spring
Rockville
Bethesda
Olney
Ancient miners used vinegar to break heated rock apart
Ancient miners heated rock and then drenched it with vinegar to fracture the material. The method reflects early metallurgical practices and mining techniques described in historical notes.
Rosin Color Grading Drives Higher Prices for Pale Batches
Rosin is graded by color with paler batches fetching higher prices. The grading system links lighter hue to premium value, affecting market demand and pricing strategies for suppliers and buyers.
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Nile
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Lynn Beightol
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Melvin M. Englen
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