Notre Dame Leads AP Poll Amid Tight Chase by rivals
Notre Dame remains the top college football team in the first AP poll of the season with 1,500 points and 63 first-place votes. Michigan State, SMU, Army, and Oklahoma trail closely, while North Carolina, Kentucky, and Texas appear among the early top ten.
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Maryland
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LSU
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Tennessee
Wisconsin
Penn State
Yale
Northwestern
Arizona
Resident Issued Building Permits For Two Projects
Guy Stanley of 326 W Cecil St receives approval to build a two story brick veneer house at 641 Tennyson Ave costing 12000 dollars. The Commissioner of Revenue Taylor Barr issues a permit to Mr and Mrs Clarence Grimm of 425 National Ave for a two car cedar block garage. Calamity Jane is buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery Deadwood South Dakota.
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W. Cecil St
Tennyson Ave
Office of Commissioner of Revenue
Taylor Barr
Clarence O. Grimm
National Ave
Roberts-Raschi World Series Opener Looms at Shibe Park
A bulging crowd of about 34 000 is expected at Shibe Park for the World Series opener between the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Yankees. Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer weighs veteran Ken Heintzelman against promising rookie Robin Roberts as the starter, while Casey Stengel edges Raschi to start and Reynolds Lopat follow.
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Robin Roberts
Phils
Eddie Sawyer
New York Yankees
Vic Raschi
Shibe Park
Sawyer
Ken Heintzelman
Roberts
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
New York
Yanks
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Ed Lopat
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia A’s
Managers pick Yankees to win World Series in 1950 preview
Major League managers favored the New York Yankees to win the World Series about three to one, with Philadelphia’s Phillies drawing strong NL support from Brooklyn’s Burt Shotton and Leo Durocher. Connie Mack remained neutral as eight skippers predicted a Yankees victory in five games, while a few hedged their bets.
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Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Shotton
Durocher
Yankees
Bob Carpenter
Connie Mack
Eddie Sawyer
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Zack Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Phils
Cardinals Pass Attack Powers 55 13 Victory Over Colts
Chicago Cardinals quarterback Jim Hardy threw six touchdown passes and Bob Shaw caught five as the Cardinals dismantled the Baltimore Colts 55-13 at Comiskey Park before 14 439. The win gave Chicago their first league victory in two starts while Baltimore suffered a third straight loss and 10 straight overall. Charley Trippi scored two rushing touchdowns late to seal the win.
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Chicago Cardinals
Bob Shaw
Jim Hardy
Cardinals
Baltimore Colts
Comiskey Park
Hardy
Colts
Shaw
Ohio State
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Jim Carter
Philadelphia
Charley Trippi
Salvation Army Head Receives Virginia Marriage License
Capt. Walter C. Wolfe of the Salvation Army is authorized to perform marriage rites in Virginia. Ed L. Molden stood as surety for the $500 bond. Wolfe previously served in Frederick, Maryland before arriving here.
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Walter C. Wolfe
Salvation Army
Virginia
Ed L. Molden
Mr. Wolfe
Frederick
Bowling League Results Highlight Mixed Team Wins
In Brake Blck League play Jim Greene led Team No. 5 with a 366 set after a 124 game. Kenneth Wingfield contributed 123 and 121 as Team No. 1 swept Team No. 8 to a 1234 set. Hershey Pints, capped by Jean Steele's 125 in the Evening Star Ladies League, posted a 3-0 win over Star Office, as Capper's Jewelry Store and Farmer's & Merchants National Bank split a three game series.
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Greene
Jim Greene
Kenneth Wingfield
Harry Whitarre
Bill Baker
Jean Steele
Hershey
Star Office
Miss Steele
Corinne Carskaden
Loretta Sutler
Farmer's & Merchants National Bank
Ruby Schneider
Bank
Jean Smith
Farmer’s & Merchants National Bank
Mrs. Smith
Isabelle Calkin
Capper
Bell Clothes
Doris Hill
Louise Armstrong
Loma Cunningham
Berryville
Dorothy Burke
Martha Rees
Elizabeth Jasper
Winchester Lions
Martinsburg Lions
Clarke County Lions
Evening Star Ladies League
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