Claassen's Picks Set For Big Weekend College Touchdowns
HAROLD CLAASSEN previews top college games with Texas over Texas Christian Navy over Duke Mississippi over Tennessee Michigan State over Notre Dame Oklahoma over Missouri Pittsburgh over Army Alabama over Georgia Tech Illinois over Wisconsin Auburn over Georgia Ohio State over Northwestern North Carolina over Miami Washington over UCLA
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Notre Dame
Sherm Lewis
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Crimson Tide
Billy Lothridge
Illinois
Wisconsin
Badgers
Hal Brandt
Dave Franck
Titins
Jim Grabowski
Auburn
Georgia
Jimmy Sidle
Denis Claridge
Oklahoma Cowboys
California
Creeeta
Ohio State
Northwestern
Buckeyes
North Carolina
Miami
Hurricanes
George Mira
Washington
UCLA
Huskies
Bill Douglas
New Mexico Center Eddie Stokes Named AP Lineman of the Week
Eddie Stokes of the University of New Mexico earned AP Lineman of the Week for his standout play in the Lobos 17-6 upset of Wyoming. Coach Bill Weeks noted the achievement but joked about practice, while Stokes recalled being told he was too small for college linemen and choosing UNM.
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NEW York
Texas Christiam
Louisiana State
Abe Martin
New Mexico Center
Albuquerque
N.M
University of New Ico
Bill Weeks
Eddie Stokes
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Mechanical Eniing
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Tex
Ing Labs
Stokes
New Mexico
Wyoming
Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
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Monday Night Castiglia to Headline Eagles Banquet
Former All American Jim Castiglia will be the featured speaker at a banquet honoring Clarke County High School’s undefeated football team. Castiglia, Georgetown 1941 Hall of Fame inductee, played for the Eagles and Colts, with brief major league baseball stint, and hails from Passaic New Jersey.
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Eagles
Rayville
Professanl
Clarke County
Fcastigliia
Georgetown University
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Castiglia
Passaic
N. J
Passaic High School
Castiglias
G. Kenneth Levi
le Clarke Courier
Lee Jackson
Winchester
Handley
Martinsburg
Herndon
Lee
Wilson Memorial
Blacksburg
Berryville
Ken Stickley
Furmer
Dropping Grid Game on TV to Be Investigated
Montgomery officials will investigate NBCs decision to drop the Blue Gray football game after NBC cited a Negro players ban as the reason for refusing to televise the event. The city commission acts as lead investigator. Individuals and organizations cited include NBC and local authorities.
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Montgomery
National Broadcasting Co
Army Hero Kilbourne Dies at 90
Maj. Gen. Charles Evans Kilbourne, 90, oldest living Medal of Honor recipient, died Tuesday at Walter Reed Hospital. The retired Army officer, who retired in 1936, earned the Medal of Honor in 1899 for fighting at Paco Bridge in the Philippines.
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Charles Evans Kilbourne
Walter Reed Hospital
Kilbourne
Paco Bridge
Philippines
Notre Dame Ignores Leahy Tirade Over Football Fortunes
Notre Dame officials including Coach Hugh Devore and Athletic Director Ed Krause refused to respond to former coach Frank Leahy’s remarks accusing the Irish of losing winning spirit. Leahy cited Notre Dame’s loss to Pittsburgh 27-7 and questioned the team’s physical condition and half game performance. He had previously criticized the program during Brennan and Kuharich eras and spoke before the Daytona Quarterback Club.
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Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Hugh Devore
Moose) Krause
Edmund Joyce
University
Leahy
Daytona Beach
Fla
Terry Brennan
Los Angeles
Joe Kuharich
Daytona
Eagles Finish 10 0 1 B Honors Still Up For Grabs
PAT JOYCE reports Clarke County Eagles completed a 10-0 season with a 12-0 win over James Wood to bolster their 1-B title bid as Martinsville and William Byrd clash for top honors. Clarke records include Longer beam's 22nd TD and 182 points. Childs adds a 36-yard score.
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Ame
Oman
Poel
Richmond
Nere Acaibiain
Martinsville
William Byrd
Vinton
Robert E. Lee
Dickie Longerbeam
Childs
Eagles
James ‘Wood
James Wood
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Loudoun Valley
Elk
Southampton
Alleghany County
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Wilson Me
Lebanon
Tappahannock
Brookville
Altavista
R. E. Lee
Blacksburg
James Monroe
Gate City
Covington
Gar-Field
Appalachia
Orange
Her
George Brandt Pioneering Producer Dies at 47
George Brandt a theatrical producer known for bringing Broadway stage productions to small road theatres died Tuesday of cancer at age 47. He helped popularize touring productions and influenced regional theatre circuits across New York and beyond.
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New York
George Brandt
Broadway
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