Georgia Tech players hospitalized after food poisoning scare
Eight Georgia Tech football players were hospitalized with what was initially suspected as a food poisoning bug. Some were released the same day, with coach and physician saying most should be ready for practice midweek and the SMU game on Saturday looms as a tough test. All American candidate George Volkert remained hospitalized, among others listed including Toppy Vann and Sten Flowers. The illness reportedly traced to fruit juice on the trip back from Kentucky.
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Arcade Bowling Friday results and standings report
Friday results show Petersville and Arcade Five dominating but Smith's and C M Mobil battle for top. Standings list Petersville fourth and Arcade Five second with high team set by Arcade at 1617 and Kinna top with 143 and 379. Also Monocacy Valley District results include Brownie's Garage and Pepsi Cola leading.
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Housing Ads Offer Multiple Properties in Maryland Listings
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Iversville
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New Stone Ranch
Leonard Flutruar Baatne
Mt. Airy
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Ralph W. Boyer
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Frigidaire Electric
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Raymond S. Wortman
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All-Star voting chaos prompts baseball lineup debates
New York dispatch notes voters arguing over the best players for an all star team. Mentions Mantle Berra Musial Hodges Fox Gilliam Temple Robinson Williams Kaline Ashburn Mays Aaron Robinson and other stars with stats and positions cited. The piece ends noting Don Newcombe as a likely top pitcher amid the confusion.
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Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Willie Mays
Nebbe
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Potomac Club Hosts Sanctioned Beagle Trials
At the Potomac Fish and Game Club grounds Hagerstown Beagle Club held its second sanctioned trial of the season with 27 entries in the 13 inch class and 15 in the 15 inch. Winners included Tuscarora Wiggles owned by Glen Fries and Lucky Lane Driver owned by Herbert Brown. Judges and marshals were named from across surrounding towns. The article closes noting that more than two thirds of Arizona is owned by the federal government for parks forests reservations and military sites.
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Herbert Brown
Highfield
George Tracy
Baltimore
Richard Pryor
Jimmy Bowen
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Greencastle
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Iasiisua
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Frederick
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