Mustangs Top AP Poll In Week’s Football Rankings
The Southern Methodist Mustangs lead the Associated Press weekly college football poll with 96 first place votes and 2,071 points. Army sits second after a 49-0 win over Harvard, Oklahoma drops to third, while Kentucky California Ohio State also rank in the top ten.
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Southern Methodist
Rice
Army
Harvard
Oklaoma
Oklahoma
Kentucky
California
Ohio State
Texas
Tennessee
Northweste
Cornell
Miami
Fla
Ilinois
Texas A. & M
Michigan A
Michigan State
Clemson A
Wake Forest
UCLA
Indiana
Florida
Washington
Princeton
Kansas
Stanford
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Nebraska
North Carolina
West Texas State
Loyola of Los Angeles
Duke
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Tulane
Notre Dame
Louisiana State
Virginia
Yale
Town
Wisconsin
Lewis & Clark
North Carolina State
Washington & Lee
South Carolina
Wichita
Xavier of Cincinnati
Rickey Plans For 1951 Not Announced
Brooklyn stockholders met without disclosing 1951 plans for Branch Rickey as Dodger general manager. Rickey said he is available and has not received offers. Walter O Malley and Mrs. John L. Smith hold 25 percent stakes each and may exercise first rights to buy Rickey
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Rickey
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
William Zeckendorf
Dodgers
The
May Restore Fair Catch
New York Oct 23 May 1981 rule change on fair catches may be reconsidered by NCAA coaches the fair catch abolished last year to deter punt runbacks. Lou Little chair of the coaches rules committee cites punt spread form and wave formations as factors and notes urging reconsideration after criticism from Steve Owen Giants coach.
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New York
McOllege
Lou Little
Coaches Rules Committee
Frite Crisler
Ncaa Rules Committee
Little
Lee
Columbia
Harvard
Penn
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Cleveland
Browns Seek Cardinals Pay Injury Bills After Ford Hit
National Football League officials offered no comment as Cleveland Browns owner Arthur McBride asked Commissioner Bert Bell to order the Chicago Cardinals to reimburse Browns for Len Ford’s medical and salary costs after a rough game. Ford suffered a broken nose, shattered cheekbone, jaw injury, and lost teeth, with McBride accusing Pat Harder of deliberate slugging. Bell would wait for both sides, while Cardinal President Ray Beningsen declined to comment until Bell’s review. In unrelated action, Frederick Colts Junior football team, short on linemen, lost 40–6 to Funkstown Junior Bullets, yet held them to 13 points through three quarters and scored late in the final period on a Dave Koogle to Flip Kennedy pass.
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Cleveland
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Arthur
Mickey) McBride
Browns
Bert Bell
Len Ford
Bell
Philadelphia
Cardinal
Ray Bennigsen
Chicago
McBride
Bell Ford
Cardinals
Ford
Pat Harder
COLTS
Frederick Colts
Bullets
Funkstown
Colt
Frederick
Dave Koogle
Kennedy
Appling May Be Farm Club Manager
Chicago reports Luke Appling, holder of 2,218 games at short for the White Sox, may become manager of the Memphis farm club in the Southern Association this week. He is to meet Chuck Comiskey and Frank Lane in Chicago with Comiskey noting Appling may take the pro job.
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Chicago
Luke Appling
White Sox
Memphis
Appling
Chuck Comiskey
Sox
Frank Lane
Comiskey
Chico Carrasquel
Ryba Deliberated as Cardinals Manager Candidate
St. Louis reporters note Mike Ryba being considered to replace Eddie Dyer as St. Louis Cardinals manager. Saigh confirms discussing a possible job with Ryba on October 18 in Springfield Missouri, though he would not specify the position. Ryba led the Boston Red Sox and Louisville previously.
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St. Louis
Mike Ryba
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Ryba
Boston Red Sox
Louisville
Redbird
Springfield
Fred Saigh
Cardinals
Saigh
Pioneers Win Weekly Rifle Match at Armory Range
Frederick County Rifle Club Pioneers win the weekly armory match with a five man total of 1394. Old Scouts second with 1369. Simpson leads with 289 and standing five with 95. Scores list Pioneers St Slaughter Stoner Etchison Krantz Simpson Hahn Main Ola Scouts Evans Painter Cashour Hoffman Martz Nagy Crum Horine. Also Mustangs whip Southend 18 to 0 at Frederick High and Flynn marries Patrice Wymore in Nice France. Automatic washers use more water and soap.
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Etchison
Krantz
Simpson
Hahn
Main
Ola Scouts P. OK. St. T't'l
Evans
Cashour
Hoffman
Martz
Nagy
Loo A PK. St. Tt.Crum
Horine
Higher price tags to meet woman shopper in the spring
New York reports spring lists from garment and textile markets show higher prices for house dresses, diapers, sheets, pajamas, underwear, corsets and bras, stockings and hats due to higher fiber costs and wage hikes. Diaper orders jump 5 to 11 percent for next year, while yarn and fabric costs rise and retailers weigh consumer price resistance.
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New York
Kept Alight Forever Flag At Key Birthplace
The U S flag flies 24 hours over Terra Rubra in Carroll county the home of Francis Scott Key. The halyard is broken and has kept the banner aloft for over a month. Kiwanis plan to climb the 33 to 40 foot staff to repair it. The Taos flag story recalls 1882 when residents raised a pole to fly the banner day and night.
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United States
Terra Rubra
Carroll County
Francis Scott Key
Roy E. Baumgardner
Westminster Kiwanis Club
Baumgardners
Capitol Building
Key
Mount Olivet
Fort McHenry
War Memorial
Worchester
Mass
Taos
New Mexico
Taos Plaza
Kit Carson
Different Kinds of Fame By Earl L Douglass D D
Immortality comes in many forms. Pontius Pilate Judas Iscariot and Jeroboam are cited as examples of infamous memory. The piece urges reflection on how we will be remembered by family and friends and warns that contempt can outlast glory.
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D. D
Pontius Pilate
Judas Iscariot
Jeroboam
Nebat
Israel
Jesus
Babson Newspaper
Weigle to be inaugurated at St Johns Annapolis
Richard Daniel Weigle will be inaugurated as the 18th president of St John's College Annapolis during a noon ceremony under the Liberty Tree. More than 200 educational leaders alumni and state officials will witness. Rt Rev Noble Powell will give the invocation and Richard F Cleveland will invest Weigle as president.
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Richard Daniel Weigle
St.ate College
Annapolis
St. John's
Noble C. Powell
Episcopal
Maryland
Richard F. Cleveland
Dr. Weigle
Today in History and Birthdays of notable Americans
Anniversaries list notable figures with birth and death dates from 1708 to 1945 including Sarah J. Hale John Sartain and Belvah Lockwood. Then Today in History notes events from 1883 Germantown settlement and 1861 telegraph line, with 1921 Unknown Soldier and 1945 UN founded. Today’s Birthdays cover Dr George Pogram Norman Kent and others. Horoscope warns of strong new sign and possible trouble if not restrained.
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Sarah J. B. Hale
Godey
Newport
N. H
John Sartain
Philadelphia
England
John Berrien Lindsley
University of Nashville
John S. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Taft
Germantown
Alonzo D. Phillips
Springfield
Mass
Midwest
Far West
Los Angeles
George Crook
Murchison
Cleveland
America
France
Wall Street
U. 5
Philippines
U. N. World Security Organization
George B. Pogram
Columbia University
Trinity
N. C
Norman Kent
New York
Pittsburgh
Charles H
Moss Hart
Marshall E. Dimock
Secretary of Defense
San Bernardino
Calif
Falling Leaves Mean All Things To People
A lighthearted look at how autumn leaves amuse city drivers with the scent of burning leaves while bedeviling homeowners who must rake and bag them before winter. The piece humorously contrasts the pleasant effect on some with the chores that fall creates for others.
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Dad
Bartlett Tree Expert
Horace
Junior
Unionville Homemakers Meet At the Hall October 10
The Unionville Homemakers Club met with 41 members and 2 visitors. President Mrs. Stanley Bury opened with song. Members gave roll call remarks. A plan for visiting Montevue was assigned. A $10 contribution to the Community Show on October 27 was voted. Reading chair Mrs. Harry Frushour outlined bookmobile plans for Frederick Memorial Hospital. Next meeting set for November 14.
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Unionville Homemakers
Unionville Homemakers Club Vinet
Stanley Bury
Montevue
Harry Frushour
Reading
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Melvin Johnson
Holly Albaugh
William Dudderar
Arthur Simms
Libertytown
Beatrice Fehr
Hallowe'en
Sterling Grumbine
Ridgely Grumbine
Charles Rhoderick
Draftees and Vets Guide to NROTC Programs
Washington notes postwar expansion of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps from 27 to 62 units, details regular and contract path enrollments, benefits, service obligations, and tough entrance rules for high school graduates. Applications and testing dates are provided for prospective students, with deadlines and contact guidance.
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Thomas M. Mias
Washington
Navy
Annapolis
Naval Reserve Officers T. Corps
NROTC
Marine Corps
NRO
Army
Naval Science
Navy College
Greatest invention hailed by Britannica in food preservation
Britannica calls the method of preserving food in tins or other containers the greatest invention of historic times.
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Britannica
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