Ottawa University Football Grabs Back Key Players
Ottawa University coach Dick Peters welcomes back Mac McAninch from California after a three day drive and snow delay. McAninch joins a returning squad as the team reshapes at quarterback with Ken Smart and Jerry Hars haw fighting to fill Stan Bettin’s shoes. Freshmen Jerry Freeman and Floyd Scott show promise, while liners Roger Moore Dennis Powers and Bob Rose lead the improved group along with transfer Duane Bissitt making an impact as a receiver.
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Mac
John
McAninch
Ottawa University
California
Dick Peters
Colorado
Peters
Kansas
Ken Smart
Jerry Harishaw
Stan
Olathe
Freeman
Scott
Roger Moore
Dennis Powers
Bob Rose
Duane Bissitt
Kansas State
Mantle Reverts To Cerv Bat To Chase Ruth Record
Mickey Mantle used Bob Cerv's heavy 36 ounce bat to power two home runs in a 6 1 Yankees win over the Senators lifting him to equal Babe Ruth pace at 60 homers for the season. Roger Maris slumped with no hits but kept pace in the homer race with 53. Mantle announced he would continue with Cerv's bat until his arm fully heals. Maris also quipped about his rolling batting slump.
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NEW York
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Washington
Joe McClain
Mickey
Ruth
Maris
Twins
Yankees
Senators
Detroit
Baltimore
Tigers
Mantle
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Houk
Bob Cerv
Cerv
Bob
Ruling Could Help Patterson in Title Defense
Floyd Patterson stands to gain from a proposed NBA rule change on title defenses. Paul Sullivan, NBA World Championships Committee chair, said Patterson has not met his duties as champion, with the current rule requiring a defense by September 13 against one of six top challengers since he won the title on March 13.
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Hershey
Floyd Patterson
National Boxing Association
Paul Sullivan
NBA
Patterson
Inge
Mar Johannson
Fidel Castro urges Cuban study of Russian language
In Havana Prime Minister Fidel Castro urged Cubans to learn Russian as the literacy congress concluded. He asked the Soviet Union to send 100 professors to teach the language to 2,000 Cuban teachers and added that English must also be emphasized.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
National Congress
Castro
Soviet Union
Castro Flags English Language Change in World
Castro stated social changes will come in English speaking countries while declaring Russian now most important though American revolutionaries may lead later. He argued someday English will spread as Soviet science advances.
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Castro
Soviet Union
Yale Grad Davis Cup Prospect Looms for U.S. Team
Yale graduate Donald Dell, 23, from Bethesda, Md., rose as a potential U.S. Davis Cup hope after crushing Frank Froehling, 11-9 10-8 6-1, in the National Championships third round at Forest Hills. Dell said he would delay law school at Virginia unless selected, while Froehling’s summer form had marked him a rising star.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Donald Dell
Yale
Bethesda
U.S
Dell
University of Virginia Law School
David Freed
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Froehling
South Orange
N. M
Merion
War Would End Mankind Says War Would End Mankind
Dr Hudson Hoagland, president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, warned at a Vermont news conference that all out nuclear war in the 20th century would destroy humanity. He said survivors would face genetic damage and future generations would inherit altered human traits. The Pugwash Conference, in its seventh year, gathers 47 scientists from 12 nations, including 13 from the Soviet Union, to discuss science and world affairs.
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Pugwash, N.S
Cleveland, Ohio
Cyrus Eaton
Nuclear war feared as scientists discuss genetics
Dr. Hoagland warned that political hostility could destroy irreplaceable genetic material, calling nuclear war the ultimate horror. He emphasized that meetings aim to gain time for the world to reach agreement on ideological differences among nations.
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Hoagland
Doan's Pills Promise Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Advertising copy touts Doan's Pills as fast relief for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains plus soothing bladder irritation. It claims a mild diuretic effect and improved sleep, promoting a new large size for savings and over 60 years of trusted use.
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Dean
Doan
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