Giants, Dodgers Split NFL Games In Eastern Showdown
New York teams traded blows in a tight Eastern race as the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 17 to 7, while the Redskins blanked the Steelers 14 to 0. In the West the Chicago Bears extended their undefeated streak to 18 with a 45 to 14 win over the Philadelphia Eagles.
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McGovern Scorches For 43 Points In 30 Minutes
Eddie Mc Govern a 20 year old Rose Poly Tech sophomore scored six touchdowns and seven extra points in about 30 minutes Saturday for a 43 point game the nation's highest this week. The Indiana standout has 71 points in three games this season and led his state as a freshman with 103.
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Ox Fibre Bowling League Latest Results
Pressmen defeated Justrites 2 to 1 while Bristles beat Sweepers 2 to 1 Alligators edged Big Chiefs 2 to 1 Favorites won over Wiretwisters 2 to 1 Shapers beat Millers 2 to 1 Matches scheduled include Justeites against Favorites Big Chiefs against Shapers Millers against Wiretwisters.
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NFL Results From Yesterday and Sunday's Schedule
National Football League scores show Brooklyn 17 over New York 7 and Green Bay 28 over Detroit 7. Washington 14 beat Pittsburgh 0 and Chicago Bears 45 defeated Philadelphia 14. Cleveland played Chicago Cardinals, 2. Sunday matchups include Detroit at Chicago Bears and Chicago Cardinals at Green Bay with Cleveland at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, Philadelphia at Washington.
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Notre Dame Defeats Illinois 21 to 14 in Comeback Win
Notre Dame’s comeback drives the Irish past Illinois 21 to 14 as Ed McKeever praises a clutch run by Rusty Ashbough and hints at Dippy Evans returning to boost the attack. Notre Dame extends its winning streak to three with a strong second half performance.
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Maryland Football Dominates Westminster in State Race Lead
Maryland crushed Westminster 1490 at Baltimore Municipal Stadium to take a commanding lead in the state championship race. Navy was shut out 21 0 by Georgia Tech at Annapolis, and Johns Hopkins lost 24 0 to Haverford as three losses and one win mark the weekend. Fortunes for Western Maryland and Navy show two wins against three losses.
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Football Scores Sweep Across Colleges in Wide Results
A sprawling list shows Georgia Tech 21 Navy 0 and Maryland 31 W Maryland 0 with many other results across Northeast and Midwest campuses. Notable scores include Yale 11 Dartmouth 7, Penn 42 Columbia 12, Notre Dame 21 Illinois 14, Ohio State 20 Northwestern 6, Texas A M 0.
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Hershey Re elected Regional Boy Scouts Leader at 22nd Convention
Johnstown Oct 25 Vin ton Hershey of Hagerstown was re elected a dateclub of Region Boy Scouts of America at the 22nd annual convention yesterday Norman A Davis of Oil City was chosen a director to replace Judge William Coleman of Baltimore who declined to run The Region includes Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia
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Surprises Mark Weekend Grid Games Across Nation
Big Ten action left Ohio State 20 0 Northwestern and Wisconsin undefeated while Notre Dame toppled Illinois 14 2 1. Michigan State beat Great Lakes rival Michigan 14 0 as Marquette routed Arizona 39 0 and Detroit upset Georgetown 6 0. Congress and area leaders included Alabama Georgia Notre Dame Texas Christian and Duke among others.
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Utterback Wins West Maryland Trap Shoot Trophy
Gary L. Utterback won the Western Maryland trap shooting championship at Iconococheague Gun Club near Shepherdstown on Sunday. He defeated Tom Arnsenberger and a field of 15 sharpshooters from Washington Allegany Garrett and Frederick counties, with a 107 consecutive hits and a final 107 to 96 score over Philip Schindelin. The silver trophy was presented by Arnsenberger, and Utterback earned the trophy toward permanent possession after three wins.
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Football Stars Shine in Weekend slate across major colleges
The report highlights Buckeyes NorthWestern showdown with 268 of 324 total yards from two backs, plus scoring all points in a 20-6 win. Other standouts include Bob Longacre of William and Mary with two TDs and an 80-yard return, Bob Steuber of Missouri with three TDs and a key 40-yard pass, and Chuck Taylor of Stanford in his first varsity game with a TD and a 54-yard pass.
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State School Booters Open Season With First Win
Maryland State School for the Deaf defeated the Alumni 4 to 2 in an upset at Bjorlee Field. F Bowman scored the deciding penalty while injuring a leg late in the game. Tuesday the Silentees travel to Walkersville High for a return match with Walker Ele.
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Ivy League Crown Hopes Rise as Eagles, Army, Tigers Lead
The field tightens around the top in college rankings with Columbia and Pennsylvania looming as potential title contenders. Boston College, Army, Syracuse, Princeton and Penn sit as strong challengers in the chase toward the Ivy League crown.
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Princeton and the Navy at Princeton Stadium, Then and Now
A veteran observer recalls Princeton Brown and Yale clashes from earlier eras and notes how the campus, crowd, and Navy presence have changed. He reflects on 22 era games, Charlie Caldwell era memories, and the old Princeton pride.
Whirlaway to Start in Pimlico Special
Calumet Farm's Whirlaway seemed a sure starter for the Pimlico Special on Wednesday but possible opposition remained uncertain. Al Sabath weighed whether his rival Alsab would enter after weights for the Westchester Handicap at Empire City next Saturday.
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Thoroughbred race opens at Pimlico with Belair Stud trio
The upcoming Saretogs Cup features The Special and Fenelon among entrants in the $86,000 stake. The 86,000-edded Exterminstor Headicap runs two miles and 70 yards for three year olds and up, marking opening day at Pimlico.
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Armstrong and Zivic Set for Frisco Ring Showdown
Armstro ng and Zivic square off in a 10 round welterweight bout at the Civic Auditorium in Frisco with an $8 top gate expected to exceed $20,000. Zivic vows to again topple Armstrong, who seeks to reclaim a world title lost in prior encounters.
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Salve ad for cough relief with obscure ingredients
An unclear OCR fragment markets a salve for coughs using a stated mutton base and mentions a product called PENETRO 2s with a price or code of 350. The text is garbled, preserving few identifiable nouns or facts.
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