Pro All Stars Top Browns in Chicago Thriller
Four former pro coaches guide a college All Stars squad to a 30-27 victory over the Cleveland Browns in Chicago. Tad Weed, Ralph Guglielmi, and L. G. Dupre star as the All Stars clinch their first win over pro champions since 1950 before 75,000 fans and national TV.
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Chicago
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Curly Lambeau
Hank Anderson
Steve Owen
Hampton Pool
Brown
Guglielmi
Tad Weed
Ohio State
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Baylor
L. G. Dupre
Weed
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
Dupre
Baltimore Colts
Frank Eidom
Southern Methodist
Marquette
Ron Drzewiecki
All Stars
Renfro
Browns
Henry Hair
Georgia Tech
Ratterman
Dante Lavelli
Bernardi
Lou Groza
Mel Triplett
Toledo
Dave Leggett
Blood Drive Reward Offered at Dallas Prison Camp
Prisoners at the Dallas Prison Camp were offered 21 days off their terms for a pint of blood. All 83 inmates accepted the deal and donated food to Gaston County Blood Bank.
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Dallas
N. C
Gaston County Blood Bank
Pershing Wore Four Stars With US Seal On Collar
The general was authorized to design his uniform but wore only four stars, representing his rank. He also had the seal of the United States placed on his collar, reflecting a distinctive emblem of his position as General of the Armies.
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Gen. Pershing
Pershing
the United States
Tonight's Schedule: Cincinnati at St. Louis at 8 p.m.
Tonight features Cincinnati and St. Louis at 8 p.m with Callum 9-6 facing Jackson 5-10. Yesterday results include Chicago 7 Milwaukee 1 and St. Louis 8 Cincinnati 7. Tomorrow's games list Cleveland at Kansas City and Cincinnati at St. Louis with pitchers Garcia 8-10 and Ceccarelli 2-5.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Callum
Jackson
Chicago
Milwaukee
Phil
Pittsburgh
New York
Pittsb’gh
N’york
Milw
Kee
Cleveland
Kansas City
Garcia
Ceccarelli
Kan City
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
City
Balto
Olson Returns to Middleweight Battle at Multnomah Stadium
Carl Olson hauls his middleweight crown hopes into a 10 round non-title bout against Jimmy Martinez of Glendale, Arizona at Multnomah Stadium in Portland Oregon. Olson, back after the Moore knockout, is in top form per manager Sid Flaherty with telecast to select California points.
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Portland
Ore
Carl “Bobo” Olson
San Franciscan
Jimmy Martinez
Glendale
Ariz
Multnomah Stadium
Olson
Archie Moore
California
Big Swede Ronning Locked In Seafarers Hall
Norfolk sea farers watched Arthur Ronning known as Big Swede get locked inside the Seafarers International Union hall. He spent several hours there before the hall’s sole key holder was found. At 6 feet 5 inches and 300 pounds, he endured ribbing from onlookers.
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Norfolk
Arthur
Ronning
Seafarers International Union Hall
Springsbury Colt Brings 41000 at Saratoga Sale
Ten Clarke County horses grossed 115900 at the Saratoga New York yearling sale. Springsbury Farm led with a 41000 bay colt Royal Charger Pinup Girl Springsburg Berryville owned by Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh top price. The Springsbury five averaged 17000, a farm record.
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Clarke County
Saratoga
N.Y
Springsburg
Berryville
George P. Greenhalgh
Springsbury
Sun Again
Beau Gem
Tody West
Gilpins
Australia
Nearco
Dillings
Micheilly
Greenhalghs
Hasty House Farm
Toledo
Ohio
Ireland
Miss Universe entrant to present trophies at Winchester Speedway
Miss Carol Hammack of Front Royal Virginia will award two large gold trophies at Winchester Airport Speedway Sunday for the Sportsmen and Amateur Features. The Miss Universe contestant, who placed sixth in the Popularity Division, heads to the Virginia area for the mid season racing event along with the mystic Kuda Bux as a top attraction.
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Carol Hammack
Front Royals
Florida
Cone
Virginia
California
Winchester Airport Speedway
Miss Hammack
Lee A. Hammack
Front Royal
Hammack
Carol
Kuda Bux
All New Jersey Finals in Front Royal Tourney
In Front Royal Virginia two regional Little League teams face off for the all New Jersey final. Carlstadt and Delaware Township advanced by defeating Charleston West Virginia 8-3 and Morristown New Jersey respectively. Both teams rested up before the showdown.
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Front Royal
Carlstadt
Delaware Township
Morristown
N. J
Charleston
W.va
American Tourists Boost Luxury Rail Dining in Paris
The Compagnie Internationale des Wagons Lits reports that during the season American tourists on European trains receive about 500000 meals and 17000 half bottles of wine daily, plus 15000 bottles of champagne and 8000 cognac bottles each month. The firm also launders thousands of linens and restocks large amounts of crockery annually.
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Paris
Compagnie International Des Wagons-Lits Et
Lemon Rejoins Front-Running Cleveland for Pennant Stretch
The Indians gain a one game lead after a five game win streak and a doubleheader sweep of Kansas City. Lemon returns to starting duties as Avila homers twice and Hogan hits a grand slam in a seven run first inning.
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Lemon
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Indians
al Lopez
Tribe
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Boston
Bobby Avila
Jim Hogan
Sal Maglie
Rivera
White Sox
Jim Rivera
Steve Gromek
Virgil Trucks
Millard Howell
Ray Boo
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Brooks
St. Louis
Rosburg Sets Record Pace at Tam O'Shanter golf event
Bob Rosburg shot 66-67 to lead by two strokes at Tam O'Shanter in Chicago with 133 total. He chased a $50,000 first prize and an exhibition contract. Wally Ullrich 66 in the second 18, Henry Ransom 138, Doug Ford 144, Byron Nelson previous Tam record noted.
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Chicago
Bob Rosburg
Robert
Byron Nelson
Rosburg
Wally Ulrich
Ullrich
Henry Ransom
Doug Ford
Governors Elect Langlie Chairman At Annual Conference
The Governors Conference elected Washington Republican Arthur B. Langlie chairman and chose Atlantic City New Jersey as next year’s site. They endorsed the objectives of Eisenhower’s highway program while removing wording seen as endorsing financing by tax increases. Congress will tackle highway funding early next year.
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Washington
Arthur B. Langlie
Atlantic City
N. J
Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
New York
U. S
Congress
Sub Stays Put With New Silversides Skipper
In Chicago the U S S Silversides submarine receives Lt Keith K Nicolls aged 33 as its commander The vessel used for training dives maneuvers and torpedo drills remains docked at the Naval Armory and does not depart its berth.
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Chicago
Stocks and Prices From Local Exchange Report
A surplus of stock quotations lists bids and prices for multiple firms including Potomac Edison Shenandoah Valley Cider and Vinegar Virginia Storage and N and W Industries among others. The document also notes that the President receives continuous Secret Service protection from election to leaving the White House.
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American Furniture
Bank of
Clarke County
Commercia Ana Savings Bank Socas. Ob
Waentancopewni Commonwealth
Nat'l Gas
Dan River Mills
Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison
Shenandoah Valley
Victor Products
Virginia
Winchester Storage
George Washington
Sk Bus
Green Chemical
Life Insurance Company of Mize O'S
N & W Industries
N & W Industries Pfr
OIG Bai Ave
Unil
White House
Secret Service
Connie Tangles Softball Schedule
The City League announces Monday night games with Stephenson versus Sacred Heart at 6 30 and Opequon versus Cork in the nightcap. Tuesday features Montague against United Brethren and R C versus Novick, with possible playoff implications and injury delaying star hurler Jess Donald.
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Connie
Kenneth “Slate Ashby
City and Church
Stephenson
Sacred Heart
Opequon
Cork
Montague
United Brethren
R.C
Novick
Lawrence Grim
Jess Donald
United Brethren and
Market
Cork and
Braddock
Foreign students in U S colleges total 33833
The U S Office of Education reports 33 833 foreign students enrolled in U S colleges.
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U. S. Office of Education
Touchdown Club Yard Party Nets $500 For Lighting
James Wood Touchdown Club yard party on school grounds July 29 raised over 500 dollars for the lighting fund with a gross over 1,000 dollars. More than 700 people attended as TD Club members served as auctioneers and staff while Home Demonstration Club women provided food and cafeteria workers prepared it. Club president Charles Campbell called the affair a big success.
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Touchdown Club
James Wood Touchdown Club
TD Club
Home Demonstration Club
James Wood
Club
Charles Campbell
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Martinez
Miss Universe
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Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarras
Havana
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International
ED Wilks
East Coast
Tam O'Shanter
Langlie
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Plymouth
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
White, Weld & Company
Win- Life Insurance Company of
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Sage
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National Safety Council
Winchester Evening Star
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