Leahy Family Coaching Style Praised at Notre Dame
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy known for eight children applies parental coaching to home life. He teaches respect, chores, and rosary prayers, using weekly grading on neatness courtesy and unselfishness. The family shares meals, discipline with a hairbrush, and TV limits, living a traditional, affectionate household.
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South Bend
Ind
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Leahy
Flossie
Frank, Jr
Christopher
America
Leahys
Long Beach
Lake Michigan
Frank
Jimmy
Knockouts Feature AAU Tournaments
Boston reports a knockout rich opening in the National AAU boxing championship with 19 of 52 opening bouts ending early. Notables include Charles Reeves stopping Kenneth House in 30 seconds and Pvt. Robert Lee delivering a single left to Jesse Womach. Eldridge Thompson, a Washington Marine sergeant, defeated Edward Cook to position as a serious award contender.
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Boston
Kenneth House
Amsterdam
N. Y
Charles Reeves
North Little Rock
Ark
Robert Lee
Camp Edwards
Jesse Womach
Portland
Ore
Lee
Eldridge Thompson
Washington
Thompson
Edward Cook
Lowell
Mass
Crossword Clues Lead To Quick Puzzle Answers
Readable crossword clues list with many entries including Rodent So Am and River Russ flagged for solver. Contains across items from 1 to 44 with definitions such as Lassie unit of work and pennies while mixed with obscure terms and archaic spellings.
Simmons Begins Army Discharge Procedure Today
Curt Simmons starts the Army mustering-out process today after a long layoff from baseball. The 22 year old southpaw aims to rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies once discharge and contract terms are settled. He flew from Germany to the U S and then rested at his Egypt Pennsylvania home weighing about 190 pounds and plans to regain condition before returning to the NL grind.
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Simmons
U. S
Germany
Egypt
Simons
Phillies Clinched Flag After Tight NL Pennant Run
The Phillies surged to a 17 8 record midseason and led the National League by seven games. They barely captured the pennant on the season's final day and then lost the World Series to the New York Yankees in four straight games.
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Simmons
Phillies
New York Yankees
Naval Mine Warfare School Auditorium Leveled by Fire
A 600 seat Naval Mine Warfare School auditorium in Yorktown Virginia burned to the ground in 1 hour 20 minutes. The flash fire started in an electrical ventilator control, unoccupied at the time, with $200000 damage to replace the 1941 wooden structure. Earlier a small club wing fire caused about $10000 damage.
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Naval Mine Warfare School
Yorktown
Va. P
Naval Information
Navy
Spiders Challenge Randolph Macon In Dormant Rivalry
The University of Richmond Spiders host undefeated Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets aiming to spoil their perfect season. Coach Pitt may start freshman Jim Tardivo or Ed Ketchie against ace Ralph Ramer who remains unbeaten in college play.
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Richmond
University of Richmond Spiders
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Spiders
Jackets
Hugh Stephens
Hampden- Sydney
Mac Pitt
Jim Tardivo
Ed Ketchie
Stephens
Ralph Ramer
Virginia
Cherry Point
New Hampshire
Lynchburg College
Akron
Hampden-Sydney
Mount Union
Bridgewater
Cavaliers
Glastonbury Thorn Blooms With Royal Visits in Washington
The article notes the Glastonbury Thorn at Washington Cathedral blooms irregularly, often on Christmas Day or any royal visit. Tradition holds it flowers when English royalty visit, regardless of the season.
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Grand Army
Washington Cathedral
Two Brothers Drown in City Garbage Trench
In Chattanooga Tennessee two brothers Paul Russell ten and Donald seven drowned when the younger slipped from a 15 foot embankment into twenty feet of water in a city garbage trench. The older brother ran for playmates nearby and then leaped in attempting a rescue.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Paul Russell
Donald
Teen Hero Dives In To Help Friend Trapped in Trench
In a dangerous rescue attempt, a teen named Paul jumped into water after Donald, described by W H Ponder as standing for a minute before crying and entering the trench. Ponder recalls no words exchanged before Paul disappeared from sight.
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Donald
Paul
W. H. Ponder
Occupations of Farmers in the Constitutional Convention
The majority of delegates were lawyers. No member appeared to represent his own immediate economic interests as a small farmer or mechanic.
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American Cancer Society
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Indiantown Gap
Ramer
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Randolph Macon Natch
Union
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Williams
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