Packers Upset Colts As Skins Top Dallas
The Green Bay Packers beat the Baltimore Colts 35-21 as Hank Gremminger interception returns and two Green Bay fumbles led to four touchdowns. Vince Lombardi’s reshaped club moved to 2-1 in a tight Western race with Chicago and San Francisco.
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College Results Saturday Football Scores Across Regions
The Associated Press reports scores from Saturday including South Mississippi 26 over Vanderbilt Rice 10, Florida 0 over Furman 25 23, North Carolina State 13 over Maryland 10, The Citadel 0 tie Florida State 0, Kentucky 55 over Marshall 0. Texas Christian 21 over Texas Tech, Memphis State 44 over North Texas, Houston 17 over Texas A&M, New Mexico State 34 over New Mexico, Boston College 13 over Dayton 12, Utah State 33 over Idaho 6, Colorado State University 30 over Drake 3.
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Marshall
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Midwest
Boston College
Xavier
Ohio
Dayton
Far West
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Idaho
Colorado St Univ
Drake
Floods Force Commander To Retreat
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery admits he has been outflanked by floods that invaded his Isington Mill home in Aston England. After heavy rain the River Wey and mill race flooded gardens and garage crowds, forcing a strategic withdrawal as water rose to the second floor. Local fire pumps battled the flood for hours until the waters subsided.
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Typhoon Kit Hits South China Sea Near Hainan
Typhoon Kit roared across the South China Sea toward Hainan with 92 mile per hour winds. It left more than 100 dead and about 100 missing in the central Philippines. The storm was later adjusted to miss Hong Kong and strike Hainan about 300 miles west on Tuesday.
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Royal Observatory
First American Steam Locomotive by John Stevens
John Stevens of Hoboken New Jersey built the first U.S. steam locomotive in 1825. It operated on a circular track on his estate, marking an early milestone in American rail history.
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Hoboken,n.j
Carlo stars as George Mason routs Handley 26 0
George Mason halfback John Carlo scored three touchdowns totaling 15 6 and 2 yards as the Patriots defeated Handley 26 0 in Northwestern League action. Handley showed spunk with several drives but fumbled or faced penalties, finishing with 11 first downs to George Mason's 14.
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Bobby Funkhouser
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Guilford
Randolph Macon
Western Maryland
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Tennesseans
Handley battles GM and Jurors in tough league loss
Handley fell to George Mason outlining a late surge as GM built a victory with a total yard advantage. Richard Wolfe sparked the drive with a 35 yard kickoff return while Charles Glover and Jimmy Good powered three first downs. Handley’s backfield erred on critical drives and Westminster loomed as next week’s non league test.
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Jimmy Good
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Handley
James Monroe
George Mason
Scholastic Grid Scores From Area Matches
The Associated Press reports high school football results with St Stephen s defeating Yorktown 40 0 J E B Stuart 45 Lee Springfield 7 Groveton 20 James Madison 0 Hermitage 12 Benedictine 0 Woodberry Forest 28 Hill School Pa Episcopal 38 Rock Hill Academy 7 Randolph Macon Academy 13 Hargrave Military 0 Ferrum Junior College 12 Augusta Military 3 Staunton Military 19 Fishburne Military 0 Massanutten Military 26 Greenbrier Military 13 Cave Spring 12 Bassett 0 Radford 27 Pulaski 26 George Mason 26 Handley 0 Herndon 28 Warren County 0 Loudoun County 21 Central Woodstock 0 Madison 19 Louisa 0 Central Low Moor 19 Roanoke Catholic 14 Warrenton 25 Cedar Lee 0 Broadway 27 Turner Ashby 60 Strasburg 19 Shenandoah 7
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Pravda Reports Farm Output Dip Across Collective Farms
Pravda says production fell on many collective and state farms in the Soviet Union. Officials are accused of indifference to serious shortcomings. The article notes the armaments program is behind schedule despite prior promises to surpass the United States.
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Doctor and dentist per 100000 in the United States
The Public Health Service reports 133 doctors and 56 dentists per 100000 people in the United States. This reflects the nation’s medical workforce distribution during the period.
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Public Health Service
Rescue Squad Ties for High Tenpins in Friday League Play
Friday night Pros League action at Northside Lanes saw Winchester Rescue Squad and Martinsburg's Jr. O.U.A.M. No. 1 tie on three 3 game sets at 2477. Jr. O.U.A.M. top scorers were George Stepland 525 Benny Long 552 and Russell Johnson 515 while Nev Cover led the losers with 517. Harold Dawson 557 topped Rescue Squad. The Loners fell to Hugo Ackembom 200 and 524 Carl Lundmark 492 Fred Kalat 476. SHAWNEE BOWMEN edged George Washington Garage three points as Lee Collins rolled 204 and a 500 set. Tom Stickles high with 482. George Washington’s Bill Green 594 plus R Lamp 406 saved a point for the team. National Fruit stayed up with Bob Orndoff 530 set and 197 game while O Sullivan’s Bob Orndoff and Woody Glaize helped their side. The GAA Team beat Asco Window Co. 3 points. Evelyn Moyer 166-396 for the winners, Pat Phillips 151-414 for the losers. Mabel Smith 133-357 led National Homes to a 3 point win over Servisoft. Pat Lamp 129-341 led the losers. Rebels and One Hour Quality Cleaners remained tied for first after both gained 2 points. Joan DeHaven 167-424 for Cleaners. Dot Clark 184-467 for Rebels. Valley Distributors and
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Hugo Ackembom
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Fred Kalat
Marty Stultz
Shawnee Bowmen
George Washington
Lee Collins
Tom Stickles
Bill Green
R. Lamp
John Bunner
National Fruit
O’sullivan
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Woody Glaize
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Pat Phillips
Mabel Smith
Servisoft
Pat Lamp
Rebels
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Cleaners
Dot Clark
Moseley Secures 50th Tech Win in Wake Forest Triumph
Virginia Tech extended its homecoming win streak to 22-13 over Wake Forest as Frank Moseley earned his 50th victory. Warren Price starred with a rushing and passing TD, while Johnny Watkins added an 82-yard return for the clinching score. Tech now 2-2, faces William & Mary next.
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Wake Forest
Warren Price
Johnny Watkins
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Bowlers split as teams split points in match
Peoples Cleaners split and each team earned two points. Valley Distributors captain Pat Taylor led with a 197 high game and 486 series, while Margie Beaver topped Peoples Cleaners with 140 and 387. The GAA team posted a 723 high game and Rebels won the high set with 2082, followed by One Hour Cleaners at 2076.
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Peoples Cleaners
Pat Taylor
Valley Distributors
Margie Beaver
Rebels
Daily illness and injury keep millions from work
An average of nine million Americans each day cannot work attend school manage household or carry out normal activities due to illness or injury.
Titan Guard Dies After Football Game in Houston
Howard Glenn, a 25 year old guard for the New York Titans, collapsed after an American Football League game in Houston. Doctors cited possible brain injury and described a cerebral accident as a likely cause while noting Glenn’s worsening condition after returning to the bench. Glenn, from Vancouver Washington, had shown fatigue, showered, and drank a soft drink before deteriorating.
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Wash
International gun battle halts along Nogales border
Police from both sides of the Arizona Mexico border were called to stop an international B B gun fight. About six youths from Nogales Sonora and roughly as many from Nogales Arizona fired across the line at each other.
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