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Northwestern stunned Wisconsin 55-24 while Purdue rebounded to beat Michigan 20-9. Army defeated Virginia as Notre Dame edged Duke 9-7. Texas crushed Arkansas 24-6 and Mississippi rolled Hardin-Simmons 24-0. California beat Southern Cal 34-32, Washington State defeated Oregon State 16-0 as the Top Ten faced upsets and injuries across a wild Saturday.
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Northwestern
Purdue
Navy
Alban
Ron Burton
Wildcats
Wichitan
Jon
Wisconsin
Waistonsin
Michigan
Siete
NASA
Tulane
Norfolk
Rete Peabon
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Fred Brasellon
Associated Press
Army
Virginia
West Point
Columbus
Ohio State
Indiana
Woody Hayes
la Grande
Ore
Westminster
Utah
Oregon
Sheriff's Deputies
Fort Collins
Colo
Wyoming
Colorang State
Clemson
South Carolina
Joe Caldwell
Bob Anderson
Varginia
Pittsburgh
Pete Dawlans
Harry Walters
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Hardin- Simmons
Lousiana State
Bills Cannon
Kentucky
Colorado
Rutgers
College of the Pacific
Cincinnati
Houston
Oklahoma State
Air Force Academy
Iowa
Stanford
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Michigan State
California
Washington State
Pasa
Southern Cal
Orecons
Dawkins Changes Army Life And Football As Lonesome End
Army finds a new offense under Captain Pete Dawkins as a late game push ushers a 23 yard gain by Bob Anderson connects after Dawkins cuts into the clear. The writeup blends football drama with Army team dynamics and coaching decisions amid Navy amd Notre Dame tension.
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Dawkins
Lonesome End
Sheeps
Red Blaik
Joe
Army
Williams
Pete Dawkins
Aind
Cald
Agai
Dankins
Bob Anderson
Sudbos
Peter Dawkins
Blaik
Blair
Peter Dawhing
Campbell
Cranwood
Black
Academy
Notre Dame
Joe Caldwell
Bob Williams
Insh
Tum
Promoted Race Pioneers Soviet Bloodstock Exchange
Schapiro discusses Soviet horse promotion and state control of breeding, purchases, and racing. He notes camps of scientists at auctions, strict Kremlin conforming standards, and historic figures like Exterminator and Count Fleet while contrasting with free world horses and owners.
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Nikola Nabnov
Viktor Korelyov
Behud
Iron Curtain
Ussr
Ministry of Agriculture
England
Iran
Rex Elsworth
Kremlin
Schapiro
Lenin
Ed Dugan
Dug
Ballymoss
Ireland
Eddie Arcaro
Sailor's Gade
Germany
Orsiny
France
Paolo
Baltimore
NEA
John Id. Schamro
Laurel
Lo Schapiro
Italy
Argentina
Queen Elizabeth
Clem
British Isles
Russia
United States
Europe
D.C
Garyrjbeth
Ared
Zaryad
iGarar
Moscow
John D. Schaviro
Mer
Budapest
Midget Colts Win By 25-0 In Weekend Football Play
The Midget Colts defeated the Reds 25-0 on Saturday, scoring via Mike Clark, John Hall, and a 20 yard pass from Becky Willard to Ernie Naundorff. Sid Miller sealed the win with a 2 yard interception return as the Redskin defense showed improvement but failed to mount sustained drives.
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Tee Colts
Pop Warner
Colts
Mike Clark
Serema Bal
John Hall
Colt
Becky Willard
Ernie Naundorff
Sid Miller
Redskins
Skins
Hawthorn Wins Auto Racing Championship
Hawthorn clinched the world motorsport title in Casablanca finishing second to Stirling Moss in the Grand Prix of Morocco. The final race of the season saw Hawthorn from Ferrari overcome a late deficit to win by a single point, totaling 42 with Moss on 41 and Phil Hill third in another Ferrari.
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Casablanca
Morocco
API
Alice Hawthorn
Biron
Sun- Gest
Stirling Yass
Endishate
Tre
Hawthorn
Tno
Blond Mant
Ferrari
Moss
Pont
Argentina
Juan Manuel Fangm
Voss
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Possible Title Shot At Stake Wednesday
A welterweight clash pits Don Jordan of Los Angeles against Indian Gaspar Ortega of Mexico in a 10 round televised bout at Long Beach California. Jordan, 24, recently won a disputed decision over Mess and Ortega, 23, had been top welterweight contender until the defeat. Promoter George Parnassus eyes a title bout for Akins in Los Angeles on December 5. Liston remains active with a victory in St Louis over Bert Whitehurst.
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Associated Press
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Gaspar
Ortega
Mexico
Long Beach
Calif
Jordan
Rita Magazine
WBA
NBA
George Parnassus
Virgil Akins
Sonny Liston
Auns
St. Louis
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Burke Of Houston Captures Jap Open
Burke Jr of Houston won the Japan Open Golf Championship at Sagamthara Japan defeating Ken Venturi in a sudden death playoff after 72 holes tied at 289. Nakamura finished third, Burke claimed a record 1 million yen prize, and he praised Japanese courses as magnificent.
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Sagamthara
Japan
Jack Burke Jr
Houston
Isoro Sunday
Ken Venturi
Inasof
United States
Sam Snead
Jammy Demaret
Torokichi
Pete Nakamura
Raich Ong
Nakamura
Oreo
Burke
Venturi
San Francico
Ventur
Prze Burke
Matsutaro Shorichi
Thhe International Golf Association
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Ae Upreing
Ami Rockme
Harry Grayson
Whenjerson
Ivou
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Photo Lab
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Carroll Manor
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Imyersville
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Middletown
Libana Frederick
Glade Valley
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Industrial LE jHealth Center
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Harris Roofer
Striup & Crowther
Sports’ den
Marlow’s
Kaempf & Harris Lands
Harold’s
Northcoa
Harold's
Kaempf & Harris Landis Jewelry
Ilioness
Lew Market
Stop & Crowns
Democrat Glade Valley
Marlow
Frederick IL
Denter Frederick I
New Market
Mobley
Smith
Wari Ten’s Shop
Hahn
Gettysburg
Ralph Lee Ridgeway
Brunswick
Zora
Adams
Maryland
Paul Beisman
American Theater
Municipal Opera
Buckeystown Oe
John’s
Baptist
Frederick Lutheran
Mt. Pleasant
iForest Grove Tinsel
Grace United Church
Calvary Meth
Forest Baptist
Buchesstown
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