Reserves May Give Duke Advantage Over Virginia
Duke and Virginia meet in Charlottesville with both squads boasting strong defenses and potent backfields. Duke relies on depth led by players like Jack Kistler and Charlie Smith while Virginia counters with Mel Roach and Gerry Furst in a pivotal game for Duke to seek a sixth win and the Cavaliers to extend their winning streak.
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Bowling Standings and Scores From Friday Night League
Teddy Hepner led with 145 in the first game and 338 in the set for Team No. 3 as they defeated Team No. 6. Riley Loy added 331 in the set and anchored Team No. 1’s surge for a first place tie in the Joop standings, with Team No. 5 losing two of three to Team No. 1.
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Red Students Study Engineering
Red China's Education Ministry reports 219000 college students 3070000 in secondary schools and 49 million in elementary schools. Thirty five percent of collegians are studying engineering.
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Cavaliers Climb to Ninth In National Football Poll
Michigan State holds No. 1 in the AP college football poll, with Maryland second and Oklahoma, California, Georgia Tech and Duke following. Virginia debuts at No. 9 and Wisconsin enters at No. 10 as Kansas and Purdue slide.
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Yankees Earned Big In World Series Pay Days Since 1921
New York Yankees publicity director Red Patterson released figures showing the club earned about 3.265 million dollars in World Series payouts from 1921 to present. Across 32 seasons the Yankees claimed 19 pennants and 15 world championships while finishing second six times, third five times and fourth once.
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Presidents who served in the U S Senate
The list confirms Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, Benjamin Harrison, Warren G. Harding, and Harry S. Truman as proven Senate members. Garfield was elected to the Senate but did not take office as he became president. Johnson served in the Senate after leaving the White House.
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Three Season Marks Fall in Evening Star League Play
In Evening Star Ladies League action Louise Armstrong set a 136 game, Mary Gail Fraula posted 354 three-game high with 108 116 130, and Farmers & Merchants National Bank topped with 1476 team set but dropped two of three to GAA No. 1. GAA No. 1 clinched first by winning final game 491 489 as Dorothy Burke 124 and Fraula 130 starred for the bankers.
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Morse's Message Delivered to Alfred Vail in Baltimore
Morse telegrammed What Hath God Wrought from the Supreme Court chamber in the Capitol Washington on May 24 1844 to Alfred Vail in Baltimore where Vail acknowledged receipt and sent back the correct message.
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Handley Faces Critical Friday to Hold District Five Lead
Handley must win Friday at Front Royal to maintain sole control of District 5 after a loss to Fort Hill. Harrisonburg, Lexington, and Clifton Forge loom as challengers, while Buena Vista Clayton Valley non-conference game and James Wood seek upsets. Key injuries hit Handley as Meredith Boyd and Wes Dibeler miss time.
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Mountaineers Top Offensive Team In The Southern Conference
West Virginia leads the Southern Conference in overall offense with 275.5 yards per game, rushing 255.5 and passing 120. Duke tops defense allowing 172.8 yards per game, 112.6 rushing and 60.2 passing. North Carolina ranks first in punting at 45.2 yards per kick.
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Giants edge Eagles in 26 24 NFL clash
Sports Mirror notes a 26 to 24 New York Giants victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in an NFL contest. It recalls five years ago Michigan led the AP poll and ten years ago Dark Discovery won the Galant Fox Handicap, while forty-three years of Keene Fitzpatrick at Princeton ended in resignation.
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Next Week's Schedule Friday Football Matches
Friday slate features James Wood at Waynesboro and Wilson Memorial at Natural Bridge. Staunton travels to Clifton Forge. Winchester visits Front Royal. Harrisonburg plays Lexington. Valley High hosts Buena Vista. Shenandoah vs Clarke County. includes non conference games.
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Salas to meet Collins in 10 round Boston bout
Mexico’s former lightweight champion Lauro Salas travels to Boston Garden to face hard-hitting Tommy Collins in a ten rounder on November 17. Salas recently lost his title to Jimmy Carter of New York, while Collins earned another win by stopping Ronnie Clayton in five rounds at Boston.
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Stout Steve Owen Praises Prestone Winter Protection
The Giants coach notes his memory for opponents but forgets winter trouble by using Prestone anti freeze. He claims one shot keeps the car safe all season and discounts other brands for complete protection.
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