Unbeaten teams face conference foes in ray of bowls chase
College football notes scan standings across major conferences with Iowa, Michigan, Texas A M and Duke in the mix for bowls. Michigan State, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and Oregon state lead in varied divisions as teams eye Rose, Orange and Cotton Bowls amid probation and tough city schedules.
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Arrow head designs and deer calling in Field & Stream
The piece describes new arrow head concepts and a shotgun arrow device for deer hunting. It notes how calling can attract or scare deer, details a four inch aluminum front gadget with a tube and eight steel darts, and explains the effect of airflow and fletching on arrow speed and effectiveness. It mentions legal considerations and the timing of calling during pursuit.
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Iediter
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Aimee Hunter
Frank Robinson Outstanding Soph
Cincinnati's Frank Robinson, NL Rookie of the Year in 1956, is highlighted in a jumbled sports column noting 1957 rookie standings, darts as archery gear, and deer calling experiments. The piece mentions Drysdale and Blasingame as close competitors and discusses varied hunting and archery topics.
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Frank Robinson
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Associated Press
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Probable Field Expanded for Washington International
Irish challenger Stephanotis fresh from a Newmarket win and Venezuelan McKinley join the eight entries for the Washington International on November 11. France sends Montaval Rose Royale II and Denisy while Germany backs Nisos. the United States hopes Gallant Man to pair with Third Brother in the mile and grass race for 100000 dollars.
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Walkersville High Downs Middletown In Soccer Thriller
Walkersville Senior High rallied in the third period to defeat Middletown 62-44 in a soccer contest. Walkersville Junior High beat Liberty 42 in the third period. Next games listed for Walkersville teams and a regional scheduling note follow.
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St Josephs A A Election Is Held At Emmitsburg
The St Josephs Archdiocesan Athletic Association elected officers led by President John Adelsberger and Secretary Pat Hobbs. Coaches named for boys and girls teams include Joseph Starke, Bennis Shuck, and Dorothy Wortman. A schedule lists games through February with home and away dates at Delone Catholic High Frederick Thurmont and St Joseph venues.
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St Mary’s College
St. Joseph's Archtetic Association
Emmitsburg
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Joseph Starke
Bennis Shuck
Mt., St. Mary‘s College
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Thurmont
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Dissension Report Hits Chicago Bears Coaching Staff
The Sun-Times reports internal strife within the Chicago Bears coaching staff led by Joan L. Paddy Driscoll with claims of clashes between Clark Shaughnessy and Luke Johnson. Owner George Halas dismisses the allegations as ridiculous as the team struggles in the season.
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Paddy) Driscoll
Sagner's Sew It Up Futurity Winner in Laurel
Sagner's Sew It Up, a Harold colt owned by a Baltimore manufacturer, won the Futurity in Laurel Maryland, with the event dated October 31. The description notes the colt's bearing and ownership details from the Maryland race meeting.
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Maryland Futurity at Laurel highlights 1949 racing card
In New Orleans racing opened with juveniles and a key match looming between Vince Martinez and Kenny Lane for the lightweight title. Sew It Up edged Movitave by a head to win the Maryland Futurity at Laurel, clocking 2 12 45 for a mile and a quarter. Saggy’s progeny earned $5,816.50 of $13,576 total purse. The Inlard Telephone Co. of Caledonia Rio is run by Robert Wilcox with 310 customers.
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Saggy
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Inlard Telephone Co
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