Oklahoma Is Ranked No 1 In AP College Poll After Upsets
NEW YORK October 4 Oklahoma regains first in the AP college football poll as Notre Dame falls to eighth after losses. Purdue climbs to fifth with a 27-14 upset of Notre Dame, while Ohio State debuts in the top ten at No. 10 after beating California 21-18. Maryland and Penn State drop from ranked positions following losses to UCLA and other results.
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Juvenile Stakes To Be Run For 26th Time
The Spalding Lowe Jenkins Stakes at Laurel will be run for the twenty sixth time on November 2 with 93 nominations. Laurel’s 16 day fall meet opens October 16 and runs to November 3 with post time at 1 30 p m. Notable entrants include Sound Barrier Improning Hero Indicative Gold Box and Dark Ruler among others. The $15 000 added feature will attract top two year olds in a season expected to gross about $70 000 with the winner around $55 000. Other races include the $30 000 added Maryland Futurity and the Washington D C International along with the Turf Cup and Laurel Sprint Handicap on the schedule.
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Price Electric League MEN'S DIVISION weekly statistics overview
Price Electric League MEN S DIVISION reports high individual game by C Reed er at 157 high individual set by L Burrier 373 top team game S79 and top team set Engineering 1 568 high individual average 118 1 L Burrier WOMEN S DIVISION team standings Whisp Fires 20000 6 6 Jacobson s F-8 B M Woodfields 6 3 Ohrs Ams xBoonsboro Merchants 6 3 Grams Turner's Coliseum 48 Watts H B Duvall 423 weekly stats note Ruth Shaff 110 314 high individual game and set x Burdette 164 426 high team game and set B M Woodfields 665 1 877 high season averages Wright 129 9 Wolgensberger 129 8 Logue 129 1 new league records
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Bowling League Latest Results Show Pines Leading
The B R Bowling League reports standings with Pines 1st, Jacobson’s 2nd, Boonsboro 3rd and Duvall’s last after a close round. Total points tally shows Pines ahead with a narrow margin over Jacobson’s.
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James Varsity Man Renee Crum Joins St James Grid
James Varsity Man Renee Crum of Frederick, 15, 196 pounds, 5 foot 5 inches, joins the St James School football backfield for the season. St James opens the 1994 schedule at home vs Severn School with Friends School game in Baltimore next week. Thiefs in the modern sense were not known in the ancient world, AP Newsfeatures. The National Rifle Association devices all hunters to have a physical checkup and stay in top condition.
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Buddy Young Best Broken Field Runner In Football
Baltimore Oct 4 Claude Buddy Young widely praised as the NFL’s most exciting broken field runner after a 20 14 comeback victory by the Colts over the Giants Young at 170 pounds is the smallest player in the league and scored two long touchdowns on receptions with 125 total yards on those plays The Colts coach Webb Ewbank and teammates emphasize his exceptional speed elusiveness and return from earlier injuries highlighting his continued impact and potential for the year
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New York and Maryland Reach Working Boxing Accord
Ort 44 Robert K Christenberry chairman of the State Athletic Commission said a working compact between New York and Maryland has been signed. The agreement provides mutual recognition of suspensions and penalties and calls for a meeting in New York with other state commissioners to discuss boxing rules and regulations. Christenberry noted a broader alliance could influence national ratings and title defenses ahead of a World Boxing Committee meeting in London.
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Perez Wexs Brooklyn Bout Ends In Narrow Decision
Perez Wexs of Brooklyn defeats Bobby Woods of Spokane by a unanimous 10 round decision at Eastern Parkway Arena after trading staggered exchanges and blows. Perez weighed 133.2 pounds to Woods 132, with the result reported amid a chaotic, tie filled bout.
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Celtics Sign Conley to Play for Boston Celtics
P-Gene Conley of Richland Washington signed with the Boston Celtics for an undisclosed amount. The 14-9 Braves pitcher had appeared in 38 games with the Celtics years ago and is noted as an outstanding rebounder. He scored 68 points this season.
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World Series fallout hits American League tone
Roundup by Gayle Talbot notes trouble for the American League after the World Series debacle and mentions a shift in gate appeal as fans may favor the Polo Grounds for Willie Mays and upcoming NL stars. Also briefs on Moses Ward’s 10 round decision over Billy Kilgore and a note that the USS Constitution is preserved in a Boston naval museum.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and News
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TV listings show Red Skelton The Guidberts on Du Mont Theatre True Concn quUnited shows Daniel Thomas Studio and Steve Allen plus a 10 00 Truth Consequences with Father at 2 30 pm.
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Greenberg Eyes Trades After Indians World Series Loss
Cleveland General Manager Hank Greenberg said the Indians will consider trades following the club’s shocking World Series defeat. He and manager Jed Lowrey discussed possible moves as they regroup for the offseason in Cleveland.
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Prentiss to Call Harness and Mule Races at Frederick Fair
Harry G. Prentiss of Silver Spring returns to the judges stand for a third year at the Frederick Fair to announce harness, local runner and mule races. He trained under Bnav Shut of Troy and started his own announcing career two years ago. The piece also notes management commentary from Greenberg and Lopez about team plans, with no immediate changes.
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Seixas and Trabert Stage Comeback To Win Davis Cup
Oct 4 in Mexico City Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert, America’s top players, trailed early in their closing singles matches but rallied to clinch the American Zone Davis Cup tennis title for the United States with a 4-1 victory over Mexico. Seixas and Trabert provided the decisive performance to seal the win.
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Dirty Football Charged to Rams in San Francisco
San Francisco 49ers owner Tony Morabito accuses the Los Angeles Rams of dirty football after a 24-24 tie in Los Angeles. With three key 49ers injured, coach Hampton Pool denies the claim while captain Bruno Banducci and Morabito criticize the Rams. The teams meet in San Francisco on November 7.
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