Texas A and M Again In Lead In AP College Grid Poll
The Associated Press ranking shows Texas A&M again leading the national college football poll with 60 first place votes and 1,577 points. Oklahoma narrowly trails, Auburn third, followed by Michigan State, Iowa, Ohio State, Tennessee, Mississippi, Navy, and Army in the top 10.
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Ruzin and Brown Top Bowling Field in Baltimore Showdown
Bernie Ruzin and Herman Brown Jr led a strong Dixie region double header in Baltimore. Ruzin, a recent runner-up, posted a major win with a 2062 total in the Washington Dixie event, while Brown claimed his first Robinson-McGraw stakes title with a 875 series and a 2 062 total, earning 250 dollars as the fifth-highest all-time. Lancelotta challenged, rolling a late burst to reach 770 in five for a near world-record run.
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Frederick Girls Win In Age Group Meet in Washington
Frederick wins the 12 and under division at an MCA girls swimming meet in Washington with a 22 to 17 victory over the host. Results span eight and under through 17 and under divisions, listing individual events and times for Frederick and Washington swimmers.
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Bowling Leagues WALKERSVILLE CENTER 16
Walkersville Center league standings show Hanss Stretch Runners and Eagles leading with wins and points. Highs include J Ignasiak 142 in a game, LaFleche and Sadowski tied for high set, and Nitrates 499 as top team game with Hawks 1 403 in team set.
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Mahen Wins Laurel Race at Laurel Park International
Mahan the English thoroughbred surged to victory under Sammy Boulmetis in the Laurel Turf Cup, holding off Third Brother owned by C T Chenery. Stephanotis ridden by Harry Carr finished third with Nisos fourth as a field of five nations chased the prize on a sunlit holiday afternoon.
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Frank Lane May Be Indians General Manager
The Globe-Democrat reports Frank Lane may resign as St. Louis Cardinals general manager to become Indians general manager. Early reports say Lane will take control of Western Maryland hunting seasons while awaiting formal approval. The Indians are evaluating replacements as Hank Greenberg’s role may shift and front office changes loom.
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Trainer Is Toast Of Jockey And Owner In Laurel
Laurel Ma November 11 trainer Harry Trotsek was the toast of the jockey and owner of International race winner Mahan. Mahan, once 10th two years ago for France, was bought by Allie Reuben of Toledo. Jockey Sammy Boulmetis said Trotsek had improved and today proved it.
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Pheasant and Grouse Season Limits Noted
Readable notes state two birds per day for pheasant and grouse with a possession limit of four. The season's total limit for both species is six.
Heavyweight Wrestler Defends Title Nov 18 at Hagerstown Armory
Promoter Kenny Ridenour has signed Edouard Carpentier to defend his world title against Kart Von Hess on Monday night November 28 at the Hagerstown State Armory. The four bout card includes Legs Long versus Don Lesin and Miguel Perez versus Joe Hamios. Tickets available at Koffee Kep on East Patrick Street.
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