Arkansas Razorbacks poised to challenge top teams in title race
GAYLE TALBOT notes Arkansas as an emerging powerhouse in the Southwest Conference after a string of victories, evaluating their defense and versatile offense and imagining a possible showdown with Oklahoma. The piece contrasts Arkansas with UCLA, Ohio State, Notre Dame and other giants, considering a hypothetical high-stakes clash. It also reports a separate incident in Los Angeles where Peter Pivaroff dies from heart complications caused by a sewing needle used in a Halloween costume, with autopsy confirming two punctures under the left arm.
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Contract Signed For Property Sale
A contract for the purchase of the former Wolfe Bros cigar factory at East Second and East streets has been signed. The buyers Manuel M. Weinberg Frederick attorney J Austin Whitehill and Guy E Baker near Unionville act as real estate investors. Consideration is about 25000 dollars. Wolfe Bros Red Lion Pa cigarmakers owned the property. they closed the factory here and are moving equipment. The contract effective December 7 with discussions underway for an unidentified tenant.
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Court News: Stulls and Kings file separation and divorce
Sydney G L Stull sues George R Stull for separate maintenance alimony and counsel fees in a bill of complaint. Virginia B Syers sues Parks Syers for absolute divorce. Matthew J King sues Phyllis W King for absolute divorce. Eleanor C Gerrick deeds property to C Eugene.
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Exterminator Handicap at Pimlico Draws 11 Entrants
Pimlico revives the Exterminator Handicap on turf with a $10,000 added event. Brush Burn, third in the International at Laurel, joins a field of 11 including stalwarts from the United States and France as the race marks Pimlico's first big turf race of the season.
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