Big Ten title race unfolds with key matchups today
The Big Ten slate drives national bowls, with Wisconsin hosting Northwestern in a pivotal game while Minnesota seeks a Rose Bowl bid and Ohio State aims to clinch the conference crown. Purdue and Michigan State also weigh in as Army faces Rice in the intersectional battles.
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Campy Goes Home From Hospital
Campy Camponella returns to Glen Cove after treatment at New York University Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation for a broken neck suffered January. He will receive outpatient therapy three days weekly and praised staff, family, and friends for support during his recovery.
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Scholl Tops Triple At Ward Visit With 645
Scholl scored 645 for the top triple as he bowled with Che No Nane Minuel at Way. Krank Skneylas hit the best single with 253 in the Montgomery Ward event at Solony. Kay Beburl played for Aldur in the Industrial Mixed League Bowl.
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Local Names and Contacts From Hi Way Recreation Page
A readable OCR fragment lists personal names and phone-like numbers tied to Hi Way Recreation and related individuals. It includes George Scholl, Walt Peterson, Gladys Wein gation, Manning Mi, Ida and Messlinger, Joey Gallery, Frank Bowes, Carl Holxhaum, Bill Robinson, Bon Rade, Frank Harbath, Charles Walker, Tam Kean ard dr, Frank McGivern, Jain Zauileh, Al O'Brien, jive Barna, Charles I Bonjukisn, Don Mayford, Ed Wik son, Joh O'Connell, Ark Norgel, Doo Buck Hey, Mii Richards, Kane, Wagner, Dyker, Meanti Shushen, Mon McLaughin, Bud Watson, Bopihile Steed k Waters, Prank Seals, Jack Waters.
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Frank Bowes
Carl Holxhaum
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George Scholl
Charles Walker
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Colony Recreation Montgomery Ward Prank Roundup
A local item lists names and contact numbers tied to a prank incident. Participants include Skocylas, Hal Javerly, Harvey Dulivar, Steve O'Connell, Hill Zandel, Jack Riche, Paul Magee, Judy Normantlin, Harte sowis, Arthur Trvin and others with various numbers. The note references Colony Recreation and Montgomery Ward in the same line.
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Arthur Trvin
Auburn Rebels Recruiting Scandal Linked To Fatal Crash
Dana Wuell, 20, central figure in the Auburn recruiting scandal, was injured in a collision that killed Bobby Dale Tall, 26, of Crowsville Ada. Wuell suffered cerebral injuries and was treated at Baptist Hospital in Gadsden. Tall died at the scene when Puell pulled into his lane attempting to pass another vehicle. The Southeastern Conference had placed Fuel and Auburn on probation in 1961 over allegations of improper inducements to enroll.
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Standard Furniture and Berner's Jewelers Receipts List
A list of names and numbers appears, noting Standard Furniture Glidys McDermott 188-493 Mielen Raddy 439 Rose Lysagore kb AOR Berner's Jewelers Julia Waldo 189-428 Mary Dil Sutro 430 Mary Kesnick 450 Jose Ruaxano. The fragment seems to catalog customers or account references across two businesses with multiple personal names and numeric codes.
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Jose Ruaxano
Selima Stakes Looms as 10 Entered for Feature Race
Ten horses are lined up for the Selima Stakes with a $30 000 purse at stake. Marey Hill holds early favorite backing as Tuesday’s program lists entries including Dance yA Nigny Rich raition and Hidden Talent with riders announced by George Gairn and Tay Troussard. The field also features Alfred Vanderbilt’s Rich Tradition and Nat’s Tel f ATC, as the total gross for the Selima reaches 22340 dollars.
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Byrd Scores TDs As LSI Stays Alive
Byrd rushes for two touchdowns to lift LSI over Cardinal McCluskey, 140, in a key game. The Cadets suffer a tough defeat as their record worsens to five wins in six games, with the defense forcing four fumbles and limiting punts.
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Butch) Byrd
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Lane Gets Split Verdict Over Godih in War Memorial Bout
Kenny Lane, 26, from Muskegon Michigan, defeated Godih of France and Algeria in a tight 12 round light welterweight bout at War Memorial Auditorium. Lane controlled late rounds with cleaner punches, while Godih protested calls and referee warnings marred the decision.
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Kenny Lang
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Between Games Win For Football Official
Football official Ray O'Con nor at 549 Norsick Sirens, a full schedule yesterday. In the afternoon Rod worked the Chatham Ockawomick game after he visited Leonant Mospital to greet his wife Jnne and new born son, their third child. The Row crossed the Shree from Leouded to Notre Dane Aeld where Kwail Hnesnaan for heather dark gain between taSalte cut Cardinal McChiskey. Winners for the day and night were Chathan 30 7, da gules 14 9, and tnt Connors.
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Braves Sign Hurler for Boise Farm Club Debut
Milwaukee AP reports the Milwaukee Braves signed pitcher Paul Tsalz from Manchester New Hampshire to a 1959 Bolsa Te phe contract for the Braves minor league system. Tsalz, 20, 6 feet tall and 175 pounds, will report to the Waytross minor league camp in March.
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College Football results wrap up with uneven scores
Syracuse defeats Boston University 42 to 4 in a one sided game. Florida State edges Miami 18 to 17 in a tight finish. Alabama and West Virginia State post losses and West Chester dominates Bloomsburg 65 to 20 in a mismatch.
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Horses Rally From 25 7 Deficit In Gridiron Classic
Catholic High overcame a 25 7 halftime deficit at Hawkins Stadium as Troy Connally and Cassella anchored a comeback. Newson, Whaley, Newsont, and Contally starred with Contally scoring twice and passing for a third. Early big plays included a 73 yard kickoff return by Cassella and a 60 yard Catholic march to lead. The Tigers faced a brutal second quarter, as Troy fought to stay in the game with multiple bright moments and decisive runs.
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Florida State Defeats Miami in Orange Bowl Thriller
The Florida State Seminoles unleashed a strong ground game to rout Miami Hurricanes 17 to 8 in the Orange Bowl, delivering their most lopsided win against Miami in 12 seasons as fans roared.
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Industrial Mixed standings and top scores noted
Industrial Mixed event listing shows Adam Simonian 212 591, Ivy Zeller 200 6d7, Jack Burke 209, James Tigman 209, Kay Mebert 181 610, Del Rooke 180 16, Theresa Ziampogna 466, Mary West 480, Terry Dix 176 450.
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Blind Bay Golfer Team Up To Win War Title
Blind Albay golfer teams with AL Keon ne to win the Middle Atlantic Wid Golf Assi at Ginta Valley Country Club. Competition featured drives and shots amid tactical play. Notable names include Prak Tactics at Mirth fan and Charles Leyre, with Sov stock CC Mardonfield Wy in play.
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Tom Sturley
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AL Keonne
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