College Runner Cassady Becomes Lions Pass Receiver
Detroit Lions star Cassady, once a pure runner, emerged as a leading pass catcher this season with 28 receptions for 362 yards and three touchdowns. He credits assistant coach Nussbaumer for teaching him the art of the pass as the team prepares to face the Cleveland Browns in the championship game.
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Jim Doran
Iowa State
Cleveland Browns
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Cleveland
Liena
Bob Nussbaumer
Nussbaumer
University of Michigan
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Chicago Cardinals
George Wilson
Winners Named In Shooting Match at Berryville Pike
Prizes were awarded at two shooting matches held at Denny's Commission Auction on the Berryville Pike. Winners included Jack Wilfong Maynard Renner J A Michael and F E Keller among others. Previous match victors listed include Charles Braithwaite Maynard Renner Robert DuBrueler Hunter Whitlock and Clarence Boyce.
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Denny's Commission
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Ira Smith
Bill Mansey, Jr
John Slonaker
Thomas Russell
Marshall Braithwaite
George Orndorff
Forest Gray
Archie Jones
George Belle
Alonzo Wymer
Charles Thornton
Arian Sirbaugh
Charles Braithwaite
Robert DuBrueler
Hunter Whitlock
Clarence Boyce
Charles Henry
T B. Russell
W.M. Kenney
Giardello and Jones Set for NBC Televised Middleweight Bout
Philadelphia’s Joey Giardello, ranked No. 2, faces Ralph Tiger Jones of Yonkers in a Miami Beach NBC telecast over 10 rounds. Oddsmakers expect a repeat of Giardello’s 1954 win as both fighters bring aggressive, free swinging styles and a possible push toward a Basilio title shot if Robinson stays out.
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Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
U. S
Ralph ‘Tiger| Jones
Yonkers
N. Y
Giardello
Jones
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Sugar Ray Robinson
First Indian English dictionary published in 1643
Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, prepared a dictionary on shipboard to England and it appeared in London in 1643 titled A Key into the Language of America, or a help to the language of the natives in that part of America called New England.
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England
London
America
New England
North and South Taper Off for Blue Gray Game
North and South squads prepare for the Blue-Gray game with a focus on passing. Northern line strength, South speed, and aerial attack drive coaches comments as tapering practice reduces injury risk. Key backs Krutko Lima Thelen and quarterbacks Kolodziejski Cooke are noted as mainstays and targets.
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Montgomery
Ala
Andy Pilney
Cray
Jimmy Orr
Georgia
Phil King
Vanderbilt
Pitney
Yankee
Murray Warmath
Blue
Larry Krutko
West Virginia
Chuck Lima
Notre Dame
Dave Thelen
Miami
Ohio
Bobby Cox
Minnesota
Michigan State
Tony Kolodzie
Ed Cooke
Maryland
Virginia Airports Authority Proposed
The Airport Facilities Study Commission recommends creating a Virginia Airports Authority with power to acquire construct own and operate airports. It could coordinate with the federal government and potentially take over Washington National Airport and a proposed Northern Virginia airport if a feasible agreement is reached. The six member body would include governor appointees and a State Corporation Commission representative, plus a presidential appointee for matters on National Airport.
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Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Washington National Airport
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington County
Gov. Stanley
General Assembly
Holiday tournaments crown Texas Tech in SWC duel
Texas Tech remains unbeaten at 7-0 after an upset overtime win over Southern Methodist in the SWC Tournament at Houston. Pat Noakes scored the clinching basket with eight seconds left as Tech outlasted SMU, setting up a semifinal against TCU.
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Kansas
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Seattle
Temple
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Tech
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Houston
Pat Noakes
Red Raiders
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Oklahoma
Wilt Chamber
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Dayton
Manhattan
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Raleigh
Tommy Kearns
Duke
Seton Hall
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Northwestern
Wake Forest
Duquesne
Niagara
Oklahoma City
Western Kentucky
Boo Ellis
Denver
Tulane
Tulsa
Idaho State
Louisiana Tech
Hardin- Simmons
Mesissippi Southern
Centenary
1957 Crime News Has Humor as Well As Heartbreak
A year in crime mingled wit and loss with odd cases from across the nation. A New York bookkeeper was jailed for embezzlement after colliding with his boss aboard a plane to Florida. A Lansing store hired a detective who nabbed a shoplifter, while a Toledo agency faced missing paychecks. Detroit’s William P. Brown lost five tires and a jack during a roadside nap, and a New Jersey intruder indulged in a tuxedo dinner and a shave. A New Brunswick burglar found a warning note on an empty safe, and a prolific check passer used 350 aliases to pass phony paper. Police arrested him near Cleveland, finding a book titled How to Use Your Imagination and Make Money.
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Washington
New York
Florida
Lansing
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Detroit
William P. Brown
Brown
Francis Harman
Ewing Township
N. J
Harmans
Harman
New Brunswick
Cleveland
Movie Critics Pick Top 1957 Pictures and Performances
A Hollywood year in review notes higher quality but weaker box office in 1957. Highlights include Bridge on the River Kwai Sayonara A Farewell to Arms Raintree County and Hatful of Rain as top pictures with Alec Guinness Marlon Brando James Cagney Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn as standout performers.
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Hollywood
Busines
River Kwai
Sayonara
Raintree County
Alec Guinness
Kwai
Marlon Brando
Rock Hudson
James Cagney
Cary Grant
Jennifer Jones
Deborah Kerr
Allison
Anna Magnani
Audrey Hepburn
OK Corral
Alan Ladd
Sohia Loren
James Dean
Promised Land and Decay Across the Daily Crossword
The puzzle lists clues for Across and Down entries including Promised Land Decay Deposit money and various definitions such as Thus A manager Weight Ind. Exclam ation Conclude Flower Fundamental Bellow Breach River It aly and others. It also includes clues for Keg Show ers Rooms over Strangely and Prescribed regimens with yesterday's answer noted.
Storms Diminish Across Eastern States Amid Wet Northwest
Storms decreased in most eastern states though parts of the Northwest and Midwest saw continued wet and windy conditions. Colder air spread from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic with no severe cold. Eastern rain cleared overnight from Virginia to Florida as a storm center moved north, bringing heavy rain to New England. The wet area in the northeast shrank while rainfall in central New England reached 1 to 2.42 inches. Snow flurries appeared in the colder air from the upper Ohio Valley to the higher elevations of Pennsylvania and New York.
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Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Florida
New England
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
New York
Werewolf and Showgirl Notes Highlight 1960s Talent
Runner up Bop Girl Goes Galypso. Most promising newcomers include Anthony Perkins Diane Var Jo Anne Woodward Anthony Franciosa Ben Gazzara. Marilyn Monroe shows progress as an actress in The Prince and the Showgirl. Tony Curtis advances in The Sweet Smell of Success.
West Plans Aerial Attack In Shrine East West Battle
Shrine game preview centers on a pass oriented West attack led by Jackie Douglas of Stanford with Jim Shofner and Stu Vaughan in the backfield and Gerry Nesbitt at fullback. East counters with a run heavy wine T led by Mickey Trimarki and backs Pace Kowalczyk Capara aiming for balance.
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East
San Francisco
Jack Curtice
Jackie Douglas
Stanford
Bobby Garrett
John Brodie
Douglas
Jim Shofner
Texas Christian
Stu Vaughan
Utah
Gerry Nesbitt
Arkansas
Vaughan
Farrell Funston
College of the Pacific
Willard Dewveall
SMU
NBC
West Virginia
Mickey Trimarki
Jim Pace
Michigan
Wait Kowalczyk
Michigan State
Emil Capara
Penn State
All America
Kowalczyk
Trimarki
Rip Engle
Tennessee Texas A&M Gator Bowl Tilt Preview
Tennessee coach Bowden Wyatt and Texas A&M mentor Paul Bryant declared their teams ready for the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. Light workouts on the stadium turf were held as crews dyed the field bright green for the 2 p.m. EST kickoff broadcast nationally by CBS to a near sellout crowd of about 42 000.
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
Texas A&m
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
CBS
Berryville Hosts Warriors In Non league Girls clash
Berryville faces the Winchester Warriors in a Saturday basketball game at Berryville Community Building. The 8th and 9th grade Clarke County High School girls meet after a 7:30 p.m. prelim. Berryville won their only meeting this year in City League action, admission 25 cents for kids and 60 cents for adults.
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Berryville
Legion
Winchester Warriors
Clarke County
Warriors
Winchester
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