Powerful Collision Michigan State Meets Michigan Saturday
Michigan State and Michigan chase Big Ten and national glory as Iowa and Ohio State loom. MSU crushed Stanford 31-3, while Michigan beat Army 38-8 to stay unbeaten. Iowa edged USC 35-34 and Ohio State beat UCLA 13-3 in a hot conference race. Alabama and Ole Miss dominate the SEC with strong showings.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Michigan
Mich
Iowa
Associated Press Weekly
Ohio State
Michigan State
Stanford
Wolverines
Army
Towa
Southern California
Ole Miss
Florida State
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina State
Houston
Texas
Longhorns
Washington State
Arkansas
Christian
Georgia Tech
Louisiane State
Yellow Jackets
Mary
Duke
Unitas Has Worst Day as Hornung Leads Packers Romp
Paul Hornung, star of Green Bay, scored 25 points on four touchdowns a field goal and six conversions leading the Packers to a 45-7 victory over the Baltimore Colts. The win tied atop the Western Conference with San Francisco as Chicago and others won elsewhere. Unitas threw five interceptions as Baltimore struggled offensively.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Paul Ho
Green Bay
Packers
Notre Dame
Baltimore Colts
Horfung
San Francisco
Los Angeles
49Ers
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Eagles
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Dallas
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Hornung
Don Hutson
Bart Starr
Neodor
Wiho
toSelown
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Lamar McHan
Three Forest Hills Teams Lead League in Close Bowling Night
In Northside Lanes action Forest Hill teams kept top positions as Coca Cola led in scores with a 786 game and 2249 team series. Martins Drug Store held first with a 435 high by Sarah Dale sparking a Girls Association win as Betty Wills posted 444 and Mildred Brill led Shawnee Squaws with a 192 488 series.
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Washington
Pitt
California
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas
Utah State
Wyoming
Yale
Brown
Northwestern
Illinois
Northside Lanes
Coca Cola
Ren
Martins Drug Store
Betty Wills
Martins
Sarah Dale
Girls ’Athletic Association
Peoples Cleaners
Beenie Eens
Shawnee Squaws
National Fruit
Mildred Brill
Squaws
Seven-team chase reshapes Southern Conference title race
The Southern Conference standings shift as WVU coach Gene Corum and William and Mary’s Milt Drewer, both newly victorious, turn the race into a seven-team affair. Virginia, VMI, and Virginia Tech lead 1-0, while Virginia Tech also powers a 28-0 win over Virginia Tech.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Gene Corum
William and Mary
Milt Drewer
Corum
Drewer
Furman
Virginia Tech
West Virginia and Mary
George Washington
Bill
Ra A
Richmond
Sid Mitchell
Citadel
William
Georgeton
Five in Family Die As Boat Sinks Off Lemesurier
In Juneau a boat sank near Lemesurier Island killing five in one family. Shirley Moe and her two sons Paul and David were recovered. Donald Moe, the husband and boat owner, plus infant Donna and another person remain missing. The article also briefly mentions bowling scores with Picks and cellar standings.
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Juneau
Lemesurier
Lindey
Acoma
Shirley Moe
Paul
David
LeMasters Lead Games Hit Tight Standings Across League
LeMasters Mobile Homes remains first as Turk Wingfield anchors a 559 series. Triangle Diner’s two wins lift them toward the top while Novick Transfer drops to fourth. Lee-Jackson rises with a shutout over Wilson Hams, and Wilson ties Miller & Anderson and Plumly Lumberjacks for fifth. Warner Glenn’s 625 headlines Southwestern Life’s split. In ladies play, Big I’s widen lead over Triangle Diner as Pat Taylor posts 517 series.
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LeMasters Mobile Homes
Gamesightcap
Turk Wingfield
Triangle Diner
Novick
Miller & Anderson
Dick Samiec
Buzz Walton
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Wilson Hams
Skip Snider
Lee-Jackson
Wilson
Plumly Lumberjacks
Homer Glenn
Southwestern Life
Homer
Larry Hughs
John Hughs
Harold Dawson
Plumly
Bill Sirk
Stephen City Trukeys
Lady Brunswick
Big I's
Clay Says Johansson Isn't Tough
Louisville AP report notes Cassius Clay plans a fight after defeating Alex Miteff by technical knockout in 1 minute 45 seconds of the sixth round. Promoter Bill King offered Sonny Nanson $100,000 to meet Clay within nine days, as Clay denies the claim and asserts his challenge.
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Louisville
Alex Miteff
Cassius Clay
Bill King
Nanson
Clay
Ths
Cay
Miteff
Mansfield deputy wounded by police dog bite during visit
In Mansfield Ohio Deputy Sheriff Lester Hampton was bitten on the right wrist by a Doberman pinned to the hand of a woman seeking to donate the dog for police work. Six stitches were required to close the wound. A separate note mentions Michael Thonet’s bentwood rocker as a popular Victorian chair.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Lester Hampton
John F. Steel
Hampton
Michael Thonet
Five Boy Scouts Are Lost On Compass Test
Five Scouts from Troop 633 St Jerome's Holyoke Mass ran into trouble during a planned hike from Pisgha to Norwich Lake. They were found after a 23 hour ordeal with scant supplies and a single flashlight. Scouts named Robert Richards Raymond Goulet Kenneth Lamontagne Robert Peloquin and Dwight Harris, all 15, endured darkness and hunger before rescue.
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Pisgha
Earl Gett
Chester Wronski
Norwich Lake
Wronski
Pine Island Lake
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
Holyoke
Mass
Robert Richards
Raymond Goulet
Kenneth Lamontagne
Robert Peloquin
Dwight Harris
Three Die As Car Crashes on Pennsylvania Turnpike
AP reports three people killed when a car rammed an embankment on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, struck a guard rail and overturned. Victims are James P. Borland, 67, Homestead. his wife Della, 65. and his sister de Borland, 60, of West Mifflin. Witnesses say the vehicle failed to straighten after a curve.
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Morgantown
Turnpike Commission
James P. Borland
Homestead
Della
de Borland
West Mifflin, A
Train Kills 3 in Rural Crossing Crash
A car driven by Nick Boecker 69 with Flor ence Boecker 34 and Mary Louise Boecker 11 all of Lomax Michigan was struck by the California Zephyr two miles west of Burlington Iowa. The west bound train at about 80 mph hit the vehicle causing it to flip and burn. The train resumed its trip after a check found no engine or track damage.
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Burlington, Iowa
California Zephyr
Here
Nick Boecker
Florence W. Boecker
Mary Louise Boecker
Lomax
Burlington Railroad
Ger
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Charlie Gummey
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Bobby McGill
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Jean Hovermale
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