Giants Rise Among National Leaders After Browns Wins
The New York Giants, after an earlier 6-0 shutout of the Cleveland Browns, beat the Browns 17-13 at the Polo Grounds in front of 41 734 fans. The Rams routed the Baltimore Colts 70-27, setting scoring and touchdown records. Giants and Eagles share 4-1 records, Browns 4-2. Yanks and Bears lead the National Conference with next week's Giants at Chicago.
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National Pan American and Olympic Basketball Day planned
Yale's Howard Hobson pushes for an exhibition day with colleges and A A U teams to raise funds for U S teams heading to the Pan American Games and the 1952 Olympics. A Madison Square Garden doubleheader featuring City College of New York Seton Hall St Francis and Rhode Island is set for November 25.
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Unbeaten College Teams Face Thinning Next Week
A crowd of top contenders including Northwestern, Army, Oklahoma, California and USC saw upsets shake the ranks. Wisconsin, Stanford, Rice, Vanderbilt fell, while Notre Dame and Navy also upset. Ohio State and Tennessee posted notable wins as California and others kept Rose Bowl hopes alive.
Bowling Brake Blok League Scores and Standings
Team No. 5 stayed first by taking two games from Team No. 8 while Team No. 3 beat Team No. 2 2-1. Riley Loy led indy with 116, 333 series. Wingfield 131, 331. Capper's Jewelry won Evening Star Ladies with 1487 team total led by Armstrong 323 and Hill 320.
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Should stored cans of evaporated milk be inverted regularly
It is advised to invert cans of evaporated milk about once a month not for spoilage risk but to prevent the fats from separating from the top of the can.
Saturday Football Scores Across Colleges and Military Teams
Army crushed Harvard 49 to 0 while Duquesne defeated St. Bonaventure 25 to 12. Navy beat Southern California 27 to 14 and Georgia and LSU battled to a 13 all tie. Other results include Princeton routing Brown 34 to 0, and Indiana over Notre Dame 20 to 7.
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Shorty Bowers Triumphs in Winchester Auto Tilt
Shorty Bowers of Hagerstown won the 25 lap feature at Winchester Airport Speedway in a strong finish. Elwood Braugher chased him but engine trouble left him second. Jimmy Reed edged Teddy Tedrow for third as Dick Alwin won a separate five lap race. Next Sunday features the largest midget field yet.
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College Football Scores From National Standings
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Cavaliers clinch at least a tie for state crown in football
Virginia Cavaliers defeated VMI 26-13 in Charlottesville to push their title chances to at least a share. Rufus Barkley passed for 189 yards and two touchdowns, while Purst Pate Schroeder and Tata added scores.
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