College grid doubleheader shakes Texas Oklahoma clash in Dallas
Oklahoma ranked third meets Texas as No. 4 in a Dallas Cotton Bowl doubleheader with SMU and Oklahoma A and M to follow under lights. Expect 130000 fans as Army and Michigan duel in the East and other major clashes loom nationwide.
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Navy opens wages case for Norfolk-Hampton shipyard orders
Navy Secretary Mathews announced a wage case covering about 22 000 shipyard orders in the Norfolk Hampton Virginia area. Canada has never adopted an official flag.
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Handley Judges Set for Harrisonburg Tilt At Home
The Handley High School Judges, 2-2 this season, host the Harrisonburg Blue Streaks at Handly Bowl Saturday at 2 p.m. Injuries sideline three starters including Jimmy Lawrence and Ronnie Wilson. Both teams seek a win as Handley eyes a strong passing defense against a fast opponent.
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Illinois Hosts UCLA In Pacific Coast Showdown
Illinois meets UCLA tonight in Memorial Coliseum for a pre season cross conference tilt. Illinois enters as a one touchdown favorite after a 1 6 loss to Wisconsin while UCLA aims to rebound from a 21 20 defeat by Washington. Coach Ray Eliot returns as the Illini mentor from the 1947 Rose Bowl era, and UCLA features backs Howard Hansen Joe Marvin Dave Williams Bob Moore Johnny Florence and Ted Narleski led by Henry R Sanders.
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Saddler and Brady Win by Points in 10 Rounds
AP boxing results list Sandy Saddler defeating Larry Bene 131 to 128 in a non title bout in New York. Dennis Pat Brady outpoints Fred Monforte 140 to 138 in eight rounds in New York. Noel Humphreys stops Oscar Henry in two in Bluefield. Paul Hedrick stops Jerry Lavigne in eight in Berlin New Hampshire.
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Judges Schedule Road Test Dates Across Counties
Judges face Clifton Forge on the 20th Covington on the 28th Staunton on November 3 Warren County on the 10th and Martinsburg on the 23rd.
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Bowling Leads and Close Scores Highlight League Night
The Bailey's team won 462 to 450 over McIntyre as Evelyn Stoller and Peggy McIntyre each posted 111. Newberry's defeated Jewel Box to move within a game of first place, led by Betty Miller's 114 in game one and a 333 set from Miller. Virginia Vance and Jimmy Hockman swept three for a Virginia Woolen Co. win, while Nurses beat C. L. Ritter's 3–0 on Gail Gregg's 120. Winchester dominated Stephens City Lions with a 1,663 set and Les Elliott 141. Mixed Doubles opened with Corinne Carskaden and Jim Fiddler sweeping Betty Ryan and Willie Slonaker 3–0, aided by a 714 team set. Virginia Leach and Russell LaFollette led 670 to three-game triumph over Pearl Lake and Charles Ebert as Leach opened with 118 and Lake dropped the final game.
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Notre Dame Poised To Clash With Tulane In Big Weekend Showdown
Notre Dame aims to extend dominance against Tulane as 80 000 fans anticipate a decisive display. Coach Frank Leahy reshapes morale after Purdue setback while Tulane seeks an unlikely upset in a long series where the Irish hold the series edge.
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Final game ends 227 to 206 in mixed doubles event
Martha Kiracore and Bobby Ryan won all three games against Colleen and Wallace Dill with a 227 206 score. The Mixed Doubles League will hold the meeting just before bow time next week.
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Michigan helps Army prep for big game over Navy
Sports roundup notes Michigan aided Army prep for its matchup with Navy, with Chuck Ortmann reported at half strength for the upcoming game. Kentucky under Bear Bryant shows 16 shutout wins in 33 games while Dunbar High’s Bearcats boast 239 points for and none against in four games.
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Washington Faces Virginia Tech In Southern Conference Clash
George Washington travels to meet Virginia Tech in a South ern Conference football game. GW holds a strong record and is ranked among the top passing teams with three skilled passers and three reliable ends.
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Gobblers Invade Nation's Capital
Virginia Tech's football team visits Washington in a bid to rebound after two heavy losses. The Gobblers were defeated by Quantico Marines 61 to 21 and by Virginia 45 to 6, despite claims of improvement from Blacksburg.
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Yankees Clinch Lead With late Buddy Young Run
New York Yankees grab first place in the National Division with a 29 24 win over the winless San Francisco 49ers at Yankee Stadium. Buddy Young sprinted 15 yards in the final minutes to seal the victory as Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions rested. The crowd was about 6000 with rain reducing attendance.
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