Ole Miss QB Gibbs Modest Star On Field
University of Mississippi quarterback Jake Gibbs, noted for modesty, has scored four touchdowns and thrown eight passes for TDs. Coach John Vaught praises Gibbs as among the best to play at Ole Miss, comparing him with Charley Conerly Eagle Day and Ray Brown. Gibbs weighs 185 pounds, is 60 tall, and will be 22 in November as a senior weighing options between pro football or baseball.
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Ole Miss Tops Nation in Rushing Defense
The Mississippi Rebels claim the nation's best rushing defense, dislodging Syracuse from the top spot. Through five games Mississippi has allowed 307 rushing yards on 176 carries, an average of 61.4 per game, with Wyoming second at 63.2 and Syracuse fifth at 74.8.
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Terp movie shows I formation stop in practice
Maryland coach Tom Nugent used varsity players to defend while freshmen halted every I formation play. He plans to use the film to demonstrate how to stop the I. Maryland freshmen vs George Washington University freshmen at College Park Friday. ERDELATZ HAS ULCER Oakland Raiders coach Eddie Erdelatz has an ulcer and may need a diet while preparing for a game in Buffalo. Raiders assistant Ernie Jorge recently had a heart attack and is home from hospital. National Basketball Association results Cincinnati 140 Los Angeles 123. schedule Cincinnati at New York.
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Coming of Age tale shows how proof of age saved a Social Security claim
Mary Stephens avoided losing four years of Social Security by supplying proof of her true age after her 1911 arrival record listed her as 11. The 1930s through 1950s cases reveal how birth records and affidavits helped establish age when birth certificates were absent, guiding readers to prepare proof for benefits.
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Public sale coin collection and trust sale of real estate
Coin collection to be auctioned Saturday October 22 at Uncle Yom's Trading Post Hagerstown with pennies nickels dimes quarters and commemoratives. A separate trustees sale of unimproved property in Baltimore County proceeds November 2 with a cash deposit and final settlement after Orphans Court approval. Auctioneers: James McSherry trustee and Miller J Dance Company.
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Sale of Usable Fee Simple Property in Frederick County
Foreclosure sale set for November 5 1968 at the Frederick County Court House door. The property at 25 West Patrick Street Frederick City Maryland includes a store and 6 apartments with separate entrance and rear parking, described as lot on South Patrick Street near the alley with deed reference to 1840. A 12 percent cash deposit is required, balance due in cash upon final court approval and subject to interest and taxes.
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Bethlehem Shipyards Rename Baltimore Repair Yards
Bethlehem Steel announces completion of a rebuild and expansion at two Baltimore ship repair yards. The Upper Yard on Key Highway becomes Key Highway Yard and the Lower Yard near Fort McHenry becomes Fort Mc Henry Yard, per Arthur Hiltebrant.
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