Ohio State Reclaims No 1 in AP Football Poll
Ohio State resumes the top spot in the AP football poll after a 41 7 opener win over North Carolina. Alabama slips to second despite more first place votes as Texas Penn State LSU also hold positions in the top five with a crowded field of teams listed as receiving votes.
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French Middleweights Fight Ends in Outpoint Decision
The Associated Press reports Paris Hippolyte Annex defeated Armand Vanucci in a middleweight bout by outpoint in Paris France. The event details include the venue Paris Hippolyte Annex and fighters, with the result noting a score decision in favor of Annex.
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Defensive Back Coach Lauded for Skins' Showing
Washington AP notes Ray Willsey, the Redskins defensive backfield coach, has shaped a hard rushing scheme that pressured the Cardinals. In a 24-14 win, safety Dale Hackbart forced a fourth and goal stop, part of Washington’s top Eastern Division lead and a season marked by aggressive eight man rushes and converted pressure.
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Giants End Mail Orders For World Series Tickets
The San Francisco Giants stop mail applications for World Series tickets and will sell remaining seats at Candlestick Park starting today. If they beat the Dodgers in the NL playoff, the first World Series game will be in San Francisco at noon local time Thursday.
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Rifle Talk and Court Notice From Frederick County
Local shooter Willis Anderson reports a precise 1 percent inch group with a .22 short at 60 yards using a Model 1 Winchester and an All-American scope. A separate legal notice in Winchester details an attachment order against Richard M Hulan Coughlan and others for a 1956 Ford valued to cover a $325 debt with interest, published weekly in the Winchester Evening Star.
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Tenpin Bowling Roundup Gray and Eddy Earn 4-0 Win
Gray and Eddy shut out National Fruit 4-0 at Northside Lanes as Hal Dawson posted 190 203 213 for a 606 set. Jess Kiracofe led Gray and Eddy with 547 as five bowlers ranged from 526 to 547. Other matches saw Snyder Plumbing 3-1 Winchester Automotive, Shenandoah News Agency 3-1 Bill Grubb's, Fender Sales 4-0 Royal Crown Cola, Bell Clothes 3-1 Northern Virginia Power, Hotinger Insurance 3-1, Charcoal Herth 3-1, Aikens Construction 4-0 Fender Sales, Whiz Kids 3-1 Cofflet Electric, and Tip Top Pizza Center tying Buckley and Seages at 2-2.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and More
National League leaders list for players with 375 at bats or more includes T Davis of Los Angeles batting .344 and 227 hits, Robinson of Cincinnati .342 with 208 hits, 134 runs for Robinson and 150 RBIs for Davis. Mays leads in runs with 129 and home runs at 49. Wills leads in steals with 100. Pitching leaders show Purkey at 23 wins and 5? 235? as well as Sanford, Drysdale, Koufax leading strikeouts. American League completed.
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Lavorante in Eleventh Day of Coma After KO
Argentine heavyweight Alejandro Lavorante remains in an eleventh day coma after a knockout by Johnny Riggins in San Francisco. Dr. DeWitt Fox reports slight pupil reaction and reduced mid brain pressure, signaling possible regaining consciousness in days, not weeks.
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Coca Cola dominates duckpin on Health Center lanes
Coca Cola rolled a 1747 series to claim three victories over Buncutter Tire as Bill Keyton and Bob Miller led with tallies of 374 and 373 respectively. East Cork St. Grocery, Novick Transfer, Hertz Rent A Car and others posted strong scores in mixed league play with several 1700s and notable 350s in the frame.
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Roy Bly
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Lincoln's Silk Hat Given to Illinois Museum
A Chicago attorney who earned the fee for legal services gives Abraham Lincoln's silk hat to White County Museum. Felix Wisk of Fontana Wisconsin says the hat was made in Springfield Illinois and was once given to a coach mate in Petersburg Illinois and was often shown at county fairs.
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Houston to play Ole Miss amid Oxford turmoil
Houston coach John Vaught said Ole Miss would practice as scheduled for the Houston game. Houston Athletic Director Harry Fouke said they could not reach Tad Smith to confirm status and would continue preparations, stressing the game remains on the schedule despite disorder in Oxford.
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Rush Hour Admonition Signs in Cleveland
Signs posted along a main traffic artery in Cleveland urge drivers to keep moving when possible. The terse message aims to ease evening congestion with a practical, if understated, directive.
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