William and Mary Breaks Off Athletics With Virginia
William and Mary announces the discontinuance of all intercollegiate athletics with the University of Virginia after scheduling friction over a fall football clash. President Alvin Duke Chandler leaves room for reconciliation, noting willingness to discuss future relations.
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Williamsburg
College of William and Mary
University of Virginia
Virginia
W&m
Alvin Duke Chandler
Chandler
William and Mary
Darden
Colgate Darden, Jr
Gus Tebell
Tebell
Charlottesville
Richeson
Cavalier
Cavaliers
Browns Lead NFL American Division Way Ahead in Standings
The Cleveland Browns sit atop the American Conference at 8-3 after a 10-0 shutout of the Chicago Cardinals. Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams lead the National Conference at 8-3, with Rams winning 45-27 over Green Bay and Lions 45-21 over Chicago as Pittsburgh topped San Francisco 24-7.
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Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Eagles
Washington Redskins
Dallas Texans
Giants
Washington
Texans
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Steelers
San Francisco
Clevela
New Yo
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cards
Washington National
Battle for Nation's No. 1 Cage Team Is Wide Open
With Kentucky sidelined by an NCAA ruling, the national title hunt centers on contenders like La Salle Kansas Seton Hall Illinois Notre Dame and LSU Cal and Washington as top teams collide and scores roll in across regions. Kentucky’s absence opens a wide field for the crown.
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Philadelphia
Explorers
Tom Gola
Fred Zehle
Jack Moore
Norm Grekin
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Clyde Lovellette
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Indiana
Seton Hall
Louisiana State
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California
Washington
Cal
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North Carolina
Richmond
Upsal
Roanoke College
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Emory and Henry
Wash. College
Bridgewater
Virginia Coach Shuns Schedule Details After Close Win
Virginia Coach Arthur L. Guepe deflects questions on yesterday's Williamsport developments noting he is only the coach and does not draw up the schedule. The Cavaliers won 46-0 last year and edged a 2013 squeaker this year.
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Williamsburg
Virginia
Arthur L. Guepe
Three Active U S Mints Now
The answer states there are three active U S mints located in Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco confirming no others are in operation at this time.
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Philadelphia
Denver
San Francisco
Jasper's Meat Market Keglers Top Bell Clothes
In the Evening Star Ladies League Jasper's Meat Market topped Bell Clothes Stores two of three in a 1943 to 1463 win. Key scores included Marie Fauver 131 and Elizabeth Jasper 126 in the first game, and Fauver 344 and Carskaden 322 in the sets guiding Jasper's to victory.
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Bell Clothes
Elizabeth Jasper
Corinne Carskaden
Marie Fauver
Loma Cunningham
Capper
Martha Rees
Ruby Boyd
Miriam Clevenger
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Doris Ruffner
Judy Hodgson
Ann Wiener
Jr. Women
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Evening Star Ladies League
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Valley Bank
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GAA
Brake Blok League opens second half with tight matches
In the Brake Blok League opening half night, Team No. 5 and Team No. 4 led the trio of three-game sets with strong totals. Roger Pennington’s 135 game highlighted a night where no team swept all three games, as Team No. 5 beat Team No. 6 431 to 416 and Alfred Bly’s 120 aided Team No. 6’s late stand. Ernie Burch and Jim Green paced Team No. 1 while Teddy Hepner’s 121 helped Team No. 3 win the final game.
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Roger Pennington
Harry Whitacre
Jim Green
Teddy Hepner
Turman Rickard
Pennington
Alfred Bly
Jim Snyder
Ernie Burch
Legislative Agenda Blamed For Lack of Player Trades
Major league owners and managers left Phoenix after the annual baseball meeting blaming the legislative agenda for few trades. Eight clubs including Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York Giants, Boston Braves, Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati and St. Louis Cardinals discussed targets while others flagged stalled negotiations. Adcock could move to a first base role with Cincinnati and Brooklyn-Boston talks faded though Dodgers still eyed Gil Hodges and Furillo amid ongoing trade talk.
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Ariz
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Fred Saigh
Manger George Weiss
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Warren Spahn
Braves
Murry Dickson
California
E. J
Buzzy) Bavasi
Gabe Paul
Reds
Joe Adcock
Paul
Bavasi
Giants
St. Louis
Sal Yvars
Tookie Gilbert
Monte Kennedy
Don Mueller
Gerry Staley
al Rosen
White Sox
Chico Carrasquel
Chicago
Larry Doby
Adcock
Ted Kluszewski
Dickson
Staley
Russ Meyer
Phillies
Boston
Gil Hodges
Carl Furillo
Billy Cox
Rocky Bridges i Spahn
Sid Goron
Sports Mirror Recap Of Notable Past Highlights
The column recalls events from various years including Sammy Snead winning the 1956 Miami Open with a 268 total, the 1949 Dodgers trade involving Dixie Walker and Vic Lombardi for Preacher Roe and Gene Mauch, Sammy Lee’s 1956 AAU All-American swimming honor, and a 1946 AP survey showing football attendance down 15 percent.
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Sammy Snead
White Sulpher Springs
W. Va
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Hal Gregg
Vic Lombardi
Pittsburg
Preacher Roe
Billy Cox
Gene Mauch
Sammy Lee
Pasadena
Calif
Associated Press
Riparian land rights near non navigable lakes explained
In common law, a property owner abutting a non navigable lake owns to the lake center. Riparian rights on navigable lakes extend to the low water mark, except where federal or other government rights apply.
Vessels Named Outstanding Back of the Year
Oklahoma's Billy Vessels was named the Outstanding Back of the Year in the Associated Press postseason poll. He had already won the Heisman Memorial Award and the Cleveland Touchdown Club Award for the top player this season.
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Oklahoma
Billy Vessels
Associated Press
Wessels
Cleveland
All-America Football Honor Vote Totals Revealed
Minnesota's Paul Gick finished second with 25 votes while Maryland's Jack Scarbath trailed with 10 as a first-string defensive pick dominated the season All-America selections.
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Minnesota
Paul Gick
Maryland
Jack Scarbath
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