Scott Appleton Honored As Top College Lineman
Scott Appleton of Texas was chosen as the top college lineman with 32 votes in a national poll. The 235-pound guard, praised by teammates for his blocking and defensive impact, edged Dick Butkus by eight votes and helped Nebraska's Big Eight champion to a strong season.
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Race results and wrestling through a busy card
The report outlines multiple races with claiming details and finish orders, naming horses and participants. It references an eighth race with expectations of earnings and mentions Epic Cabinet and other runners. The piece also notes a broader AP Business News context about housing, population growth, and construction demand in 1944 with government-backed projects forecast.
Growing Population Demands Keep Construction Going
Growth in population drives continued expansion with total construction spending at $88.8 billion this year, up 1.6 percent to $624.6 billion. Government share hits a record $520.2 billion as state and local spending rise, with school construction up 9 percent to $4.3 billion and public institutions up 17 percent. Housing activity cools from 1963 but remains strong, with nonfarm housing and apartments up to an expected $26 billion next year and 1.58 million private units started.
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Reed thin distance runners pace Cumberland Valley meet records
Gary Brown and Rick Miller led a packed field of 43 at the Cumberland Valley AC competition on the oval. Brown cracked YMCA six mile and other marks with 32:02.39 and 5:10.1 mile segments while Miller posted a 2:60.7 half mile and clocked strong 28.8 to 33.4 splits, as other youths like Gregg McLanahan and Mike Fuss challenged CVAC records. Y races featured fast times across distances and noted youth performances.
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Ocean Future faces shift to group based learning
The article argues that home schooling via television is unlikely as learning benefits grow from group settings. It predicts more adults will join student bodies, reflecting rising demand for education and collective study.
The Day Under Your Sign Zodiac Forecast Preserved
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Swim Records Shattered In YMCA Meet
Five pool records fell at the Hagerstown YMCA meet as boys and girls teams churned through events to keep shape for holidays. Hoya led 102.5 to 68.5 though observers noted the girls pushed the team hard and set several marks including junior 100 yd free style 59.2 by Lafouse and 29.8 for 40 yd breast by Harper. Maye set two records in 80 yd medley and 20 yd butterfly, while the boys’ 80 yd medley relay broke a 1962 mark.
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Password word choices shape 6,000 show episodes
Cynthia Lowry reports CBS daytime Password uses common words while avoiding obscure terms to keep guessing fast and funny. Producers select words by dictionary study, swapping out dull picks and aiming for words like flow and scuttlebutt to spark quick, confident play. Celebrity guests volunteer, with about 4 percent requesting refunds. Tonight's Shore Hour on NBC features Eleanor Powell, Bergit Nilsson, Steve Law.
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Collage Basketball Results From Associated Press
A jumble of college basketball scores lists teams such as Columbia over Lafayette 73 68 and Carnegie Tech 69 Thiel 56. Other results include Duke 27 South Carolina 70 No Carolina 199 Tulane 8 and more within a chaotic recap.
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Red Men Party honors Conococheague Tribe at banquet
About 500 attended the annual Christmas banquet of Conococheague Tribe No 84 Improved Order of Red Men in Williamsport. Guests included Dan iel Baker Theodore Swanner Margaret Swanner Edward Keyser Sr. and George McMillen. Local officers and a long list of attendees were introduced and Keyser spoke on Indians of the United States. Mrs Swanner urged more women to join the Pocahontas degree.
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Junior Cage League Upset Sparks Narrow Comeback
Antietam dio tors rallied in the final period to pull off a narrow win over Frederick Street supers as Bacon led all scorers with eight and Gibney added twelve in a low scoring Minor Division 1 game. A late burst by Antietam overturned a 9-8 deficit entering the fourth quarter behind sharp defense and timely points.
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Major League V’s Rally Clears Rotary in Close Win
Major League V defeated Rotary 16 to 32 in a high scoring game with St Mary’s taking an early lead before a late surge by Jaycees. Bacon led the winners with nine points, Kirk added eight, and Flyins scored eight for the losers. Clutz led the winners with 17 as Exchange stayed within reach late. The piece notes a misprint of game facts and mentions the Amazon River’s vast basin spanning 2,082,000 square miles.
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Fragmented OCR Radio Schedule Sparks Confused Morning Lineup
An OCR dominated list shows scattered program names and times across a chaotic local radio schedule. Entries include news blocks, weather, sports, and entertainment segments with multiple misread titles and stray words, reflecting a disrupted page.
Dow Jones Averages And TV Listings Mix Of Data And Programs
Washington reports show Treasury cash holdings and balance figures alongside a dense array of unrelated TV program listings and weather notes. The article also covers a Broadway off-Broadway investment for three shows with producers Tip Lew and Gene Dingenars seeking to minimize risk.
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