Tennessee Tops Nation in Final 1951 AP Football Poll
The University of Tennessee finishes the season as the nation’s No. 1 college football team for 1951, earning 139 first place votes in the final AP poll. Tennessee topped Michigan State and unbeaten Maryland, with Sugar Bowl opponent Maryland tied for No. 3 and set to face UT in New Orleans.
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New York
University of Tennessee
Associated Press
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Volunteers
Maryland
New Orleans
Michigan State
Tennesee
Vols
Texas Christian
Texas A & M
Oklahoma
Georgia Tech
Princeton
Wisconsin
Stanford
Pasadena
Baylor
Miami
Okla
Texas Christ
Keiter Leads L and M Buses With 400 Set In League Night
Les Keiter rolled 144 136 and 121 for a 400 set as L & M Buses won two of three games against Buncutter Tire Co despite a 578 to 567 second game loss. Frank Cooper later sparked a 573 win. Lions Club posted 1721 team set, No. Va. Power Co. 1668.
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L & M Buses
Lester Keiter
Buncutter Tire Co
Buncutter
Frank Cooper
A. Qpere
L & Buses
Buncutter Tire Co. Jones
Boyd
J.buncutter
R. Buncutter
Perry
Sam Dummy
Dil
Cooper
Smith
Kelter
O'Sullivan
Beneficial Life Insurance
P'Lions Club
Ed Clevenger
Hawthorne
Clevenger
Kenneth McDonald
Henry Flowers
White
Clen Bobb
Bill Moore
Northern Virginia Power Co
American Legion
Tasmatte
Bill Bradley
The
Power Co
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Elliott Motor Co
Eugene McIintyre
Firefighters
No. Va. Power Co
Benef Life Ins
Snow White Grill
National Pruit
Elliott Moter
Office
Gene Ouser
Coeie
Frank A Kelter
Lions Club
Police Court Charges Across Several Citizens
An itemized police court list records offenses by William Wymer of Paper Mill Road for drunken behavior, Charles Pine referred to Traffic Bureau for a king on red line, Ray W Rhodes of 620 N Cameron Street speeding with fines, Marshall W Mason from Washington DC reckless driving and failure to stop with fines, Oliver L Payne Round Hill Olen Cavey Keyser West Virginia speeding with a fine, Benjamin F Bratcher of Washington DC drunken driving with a large fine, and James O McCoy of Elkins West Virginia shoplifting at Penny's Store with suspended sentence and fines for drunkenness.
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William Wymer
Paper Mill Rd
Charles Pine
City
King
Ray W. Rhodes
N. Cameron Street
Marshall W. Mason
Washington, D. C
Oliver L. Payne
Round Hill
Olen Cavey
Keyser
W. Va
Benjamin F. Bratcher
Washington
D. C
James O McCoy
Elkins
W Va
Penny
Tar Heels Lead South Carolina in 100 57 rout of Furman
North Carolina moved atop the standings with a 100 to 57 win over Furman as West Virginia beat Virginia Tech 78 to 53 and Duke defeated Hanes Hosiery 78 to 68. Workman of West Virginia set a 1 010 point scoring mark in the third period. Bernie Janicki led Duke with 18 points.
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Associated Press
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Conta
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Furman
Fes
Davidson
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Richmond
Quantico
Gores
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Virginia Tech
Workman
Fred Schaus
Duke
Bernie Janicki
Blue Devils
Hanes
Singhass leads James Wood High Girls League with season high 230
Pat Singhass bowled 114 then 116 for a season high 230 as the Eagles posted 966 in league action. Jennie Bailey added 114 in the win, with Eagles, Cubs and Panthers keying a busy day of games and scores across the Girls League standings.
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Pat Singhass
James Wood
Eagles
Miss Singhass
Squirrels
Jennie Bailey
Golden
J. Bailey
P. Singhase
Copp
Cubs
Mary
Susan Sargent
Sue Dorsey
Elsie Hattie
WoodChucks
Ellis Hampsters
Porcupines
Betty Robinson
Lions
Deer
Panthers
Blue Jays
Ill Lions
Elks
Pat
Bailey
Mary Renner
Farm Machinery Care Advised by NC Extension Engineer
H. M. Ellis of the North Carolina State College Extension Service urges farmers to shelter machinery when idle to prevent rapid deterioration. He notes equipment shortages may arise and that housing a tractor if not used for 30 days will extend life and pay dividends.
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N. C
H. M. Ellis
North Carolina State College Extension Service
Ellis
Baseball Deal of Huge Proportions Brewing at Convention
Baseball trade talks involving Brooklyn Cincinnati and Philadelphia loom at the Minor League Convention in Columbus Quebec with a potential value exceeding 760 000 in playing talent. Key targets include Gil Hodges Bobby Morgan and Del Ennis while teams weigh shifts among Dodgers Reds and Phillies amid minor league draft activity and amendments to rules at the Gold Jubilee Convention.
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Columbus
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
New York
Phils
Gil Hodges
Buzzy) Bavasi
Dodgers
Hodges
Robin Rob
Bavasi
Reds
Duke Snider
Carl Purillo
Deniy
Two Virginia Cage Teams Make Debut Tonight
Richmond hosts Quantico Marines while Lynchburg College faces Norfolk Navy in season openers. Virginia teams yesterday were 0 for 3 with Tech beaten by West Virginia, William and Mary edged by Seton Hall 63 63, and Virginia routed by Maryland 59 42. West Virginia led early as Mark Workman scored 15 points.
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Richmond
Virginia
University of Richmond
Quantico Marines
Lynchburg College
Norfolk Navy
Old Dominion
Virginia Tech
Oe William and Mary
Seton Mall
Maryland
West Te
Tech
Mark Workman
Maryland Defeats Virginia In Fast-Break Tie Up
John Cantrell led VPI with 14 points as Maryland overran Virginia with a swift fast break. Lee Brawley scored 21 for Maryland while Viv Mohl added 6 for Virginia. Walter Dukes posted 26 for Seton Hall style score run against William and Bill Chambers, Joe Agee, and Forrest Clark.
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John Cantrell
VPI
Maryland
Virginia
Cavaliers
Lee Brawley
Viv Mohl
Walter Dukes
Seton Nall
William and
Bill Chambers
Joe Agee
Forrest Clark
Indians
Better Look at Photo Ethics for Public Viewing
Disjointed notes hint at improving humane photography for viewers. Mentions ground polishing and dental work in a clipped, unclear context with references to research and softer presentation.
Unclear fragment on jet engines and speed figures
Fragmentary text mentions jet engines and a speed figure around 16 but lacks coherent context or specifics.
Clarke County Cagers Ready for Dec 14 Opener
Clarke County High ست basketball team sharpens for the December 14 opener as they chase another strong season after finishing last year 16-2. A single post holiday game against Musselman is slated before a busy January schedule including James Wood, Strasburg, Toms Brook, Woodstock, Shepherdstown, and Lincoln with home and away dates.
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Clarke County High Schools
Pest
Eagles
Ipod
Countians
Musselman
Ofaryville
Clarke County
James Wood
Strasbureg
Toms Brook
Woodstock
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Lucky
Boston U
UCLA
Washington State
Holy Cross
Clemson
Notre Dame
Bucknell
USC
Michigan
Texas
Louisiana State
Boston College
Purdue
Colorado
Alabama
Xavier
Ohio
Tulsa
Mississippi
State
Tag Tech
Les Keiter
O’sullivan Plant Lions Club
Bridgeforth
Jasper
Ry Iy
Braddock St
S.C
United States
New York State
Hudson River
Singhass
Groun
Chapman Motor
W. Boscawen
Winchester
Loudoun
Rias
Prouf Hom Campbell-Mithua, Inc
R. M. Hollingshead Corp
Republic Oil Refining CO
Garland M. Canter
Mercury
Sullivan
WTOP
George Washington Garage
Loudoun St
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