Bowl Picking Time Is Here in 1954 College Football
Eight The News reports on bowls prospects after key wins and upsets. Mountaineers eye Cotton and Sugar bids as Georgia Tech and Notre Dame, Army, Navy post strong showings. Ohio State, UCLA, and Oklahoma lead unbeaten majors, with Rose and Orange stakes unsettled. West Virginia secures Southern Conference title. Auburn and Mississippi loom for Sugar.
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Pigeons Speed Through Nation's Carrier Lines
National report notes carrier pigeons travel from twenty to thirty miles an hour as a speedy method of communication, reflecting early aviation precedents and practical messaging limits across distances.
Browns Rout Bears 39 to 10 in 1960s NFL clash
CHICAGO November 14 The Cleveland Browns overwhelmed the Chicago Bears 39 to 10 at Wrigley Field. Cleveland scored in every phase with Graham passing, Hanulak running, and Lou Groza adding three field goals and four extra points. A safety by Lee Ford and a late score extended the lead as the Browns moved to 5-2, second in the Eastern Division, while Bears loss ended a three game win streak. Hanulak ran 24 yards for a score and Graham connected on an eight yard TD to Dante Lavelli.
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Bow And Arrow Deer Season Ends In Maryland County
Bow and arrow deer hunting ended Saturday in this county with four deer killed. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus reported Sunday night, noting it is the first bow and arrow season here. Upland game season opens today as rabbits quail pheasants and grouse are expected to draw many hunters. rabbits have rebounded locally after scarce years. Birds show better prospects due to mild winters and good nesting. Few ducks have been taken since season opened last week. The narrative ends with the note that Schubert's C Major Symphony was found in a trunk after the composer’s death.
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Industrial Bowling League Thursday Night Division Results
Industrial Bowling League results show Jack's Feed Store 4 Linden Hill Grocery 0 and Farmers Coop 3 Blue Lite Restaurant 1. Standings list Phil's Esso and Stup Crowther tied at 22, with Weekly stats led by Green's Service Station and F Summers' 162 high game. Carroll Association for Retarded Children met November 11 at Carroll County Medical Center. next meeting December 1 at Carroll Center.
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FAC Loses To Southwest Merchants In Capital
Frederick Athletic Club gridders fell 12-0 to Southwest Merchants of Washington on the Merchants field Sunday afternoon. FAC, short-handed due to players’ commitments, played a clean game after a prior season meeting. The Manatto brothers scored in the second and third quarters, with Frederick fumbling on its own 30 yard line leading to the Merchants’ other key drives. Tommy Fichberger starred on defense for FAC, while Flip Kennedy had notable breaks for Frederick.
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Big crowds in New York and Detroit football weekend
National League drew 235,682 fans over six games in the weekend with Detroit's Briggs Stadium hosting 58,431 for the Lions 48 to 7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Jadz is noted as a green mineral in talc.
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