May miss badger game
Ohio State may be without its regular quarterback in Saturdays Big Ten showdown with Wisconsin. Don Unverthorp hurt a shoulder in practice and coach Woody Hayes will rely on Nick Jonelas if Unverforth cannot play. Wisconsin works on eliminating fumbles as Indiana, Purdue, Michigan State, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, and Notre Dame prepare for key games.
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Woody Hayes
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Buckeyes
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Jerry Burns
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Matt Snorton
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Jimmy Foxx Stricken With Acute Heart Ailment in St Louis
Baseball Hall of Famer Jimmy Foxx, 56, was hospitalized in St Louis with an acute heart ailment. A hospital spokesman said Foxx is resting well and is as expected, after awakening with dizzy spells en route to return home to Lakewood Ohio. Foxx attended the Stan Musial testimonial dinner and, though ill, appeared in good health when introduced. Foxx had a 325 lifetime batting average and 534 home runs, second only to Babe Ruth’s 714.
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Ten Years Ago Today Trip To New York And Ottawa
Mrs. Jay Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Duensing traveled to New York to meet Mrs. Brewer's daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Robin Cuany. The group planned a few days in Ottawa Canada before the Cuanys return to Washington with Mrs. Brewer's party for a visit.
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Jay Brewer
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Lloyd Duensing
New York
Mrs. Brewer
Robin Cuany
Ottawa
Can
Cuanys
Washington
Washington Jaycees district rally and college play
Jaycees will host a district rally at the Washington County fairgrounds on Sunday October 27 registration at 3 p.m. and an evening meal at 6 p.m. Jim Barr will speak and national convention films will be shown. Stewart W Allen Stewart a Monmouth College freshman will appear as Lingely in Outward Bound with performances October 31 November 1 and 2.
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Washington County Fairgrounds
Jim Barr
Top tennis honor to U. S. player
After eight disappointing years Chuck McKinley leads the United States to the world No. 1 ranking in men’s tennis as Ned Potter crowns him. McKinley defeated Roy Emerson, with Dennis Ralston and Frank Froehling also in the top ten. Margaret Smith of Australia tops the women’s list with Billie Jean Moffitt among the Americans in the top ten.
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UPI
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United States
San Antonio
Ned Potter
World Tennis Magazine
Tony Trabert
McKinley
Australia
Roy Emerson
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Frank Froebling
Coral Gables
Fla
Darlene Ward
Long Beach
Billie Jean Moffitt
Ann Haydon Jones
England
Jan Lehane
Vera ‘Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Renee Schuurman
South Africa
Robyn Ebbern
Emerson
Women’s Bowling Pin Queen League Results Friday
General Life leads team series with 1812 and a 667 game. Credit Bureau follows at 1657 with Hy-Vee at 1591 and 582 game. Ferne Birney tops individuals with 499 series and 188 game, while Joni Woods has 468 series and Marsha Richards 178 game.
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Credit Bureau
Advance Ross
Randys
Coast
Swift
Hy-Vee
Mign
Hy-Vec
Ferne Birmey
Joni Woods
Ferne Birney
Marsha Richards
Points General Life of
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