Miami crushes Kansas 48 6 to open weekend college football
Miami powered past Kansas 48 6 as Fren Cure ran for two TDs and set up another while quarterbacking the Hurricanes to a 4 TD barrage in 15 minutes. Kansas struck first on a blocked punt return but the Hurricanes pulled away, leaving Kansas with a 1 4 1 mark as other contenders eyed upsets across the day.
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Fren Cure
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Sock Warriors Open with Big Win Over Warriors
Syracuse Nationals upset the Philadelphia Warriors 103 to 85 as John Kerr scored 22 and Larry Castello 20. The Nats built a 27 point third quarter lead by shooting 13 of 25 and silenced early critics in the season opener. Cincinnati plays Syracuse and Minneapolis visits St. Louis in other league actions.
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Death of Reserve Non-Comm Probed
State chief medical examiner conducted an autopsy to determine why M. Sgt. William H. McNulty, sergeant major at the West Air Reserve Center, was found dead in his Richmond apartment. His home is listed as Kearney, Nebraska.
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Dressen Leaves Post With Nuts
Charley Dressen indicates he quit his 2000 year assistant to Washington Senators President Calvin Griffith. He favors returning to on field work and cites offers from three major league clubs, including possible future manager track, while Dodgers confirm talks for an assistant role to Walt Alston.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers
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Surgeon to perform major operation on NBC Wide World of Sports
A surgeon will operate live before TV cameras during NBC's Wide Wide World tomorrow from 4 to 30 p.m. EST. The program The House I Enter will tell the story of American physicians and their work.
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New York
NBC
Fuller Eagles Smother Musselman In Homecoming Rout
Clarke County routed Musselman 39 to 6 in a homecoming game as Donnie Puller sped for 4:45 and 63 yard TDs. Peter Levi connected with Leroy Tombin for a 10 yard score, and Musselman’s Albert Jackson scored late.
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George Burton
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Applemen
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West
Peter Levi
Leroy Tombin
Eagles
Albert Jackson
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Bulldogs Lose Final Minute Heartbreaker to Page Jackson
Page Jackson defeats Douglas 6-0 as a 95 yard run and pass interference late in the game set up a nine yard scoring play with 28 seconds left. Douglas drops to 0-4 while Charles Town improves to 4-1.
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Charles Branson
Vanning Johnson
Harold Scott
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Lineups for Douglas vs Page Jackson in hotel bar clash
A 24 hour guard is placed on each of the witnesses to the slaying of Albert Anastasia in a hotel barbershop yesterday. Police say witnesses include five barbers two customers a manicurist and three shoe shine men.
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Albert Anastasia
Yoning Ordinance Route 11 North Zoning Plan Passed
The Yoning Board votes to zone Route 11 area for residential and agricultural use from Route 11 and Virginia 668 intersect to the Virginia West Virginia line and back. Publication ordered in Winchester Evening Star for two weeks with final reading set for November 11, 1957 and a public hearing on that date. Signed by Clerk N Whitacre and Chairman C Rosfenberger.
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Westminster Falls 34 14 as Sentinels seize lead in league title chase
In Cumberland Valley League action, Westminster lost to Fort Hill 34-14 after four long fourth quarter runs by the Sentinels. Frederick defeated South Hagerstown 26-0, LaSalle beat Allegany 19-6, and Martinsburg topped Charles Town 14-4 as Martinsburg gains momentum for Thanksgiving.
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Busso Edges Kerwin In Madison Square Garden Bout
Ninth ranked lightweight Johnny Busso won a unanimous decision against Gale Kerwin in a televised Madison Square Garden main event. Kerwin, 22, subbed in against Busso, who floored him in the sixth after a tight lively scrap. Busso set up a November 29 title shot with Paolo Rosi, while Rosi could not face him due to flu. Ernie Williams was also slated to sub before illness struck.
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Virginia Law Review Carries Annual Survey
Virginia's general fund revenues for July to September totaled 11,344,771, down from 20,587,163 a year earlier. State Comptroller Sidney C. Day Jr. said the decline is due to public utility tax payments moving to spring under the accelerated program that started this year.
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Sidney C. Day Jr
South Vietnam Celebrates Third Independence Day Parade
South Vietnam marked its third independence day with a 40 minute military parade featuring infantry jets and tanks through Saigon.
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South Vietnam
Wingfield Paces Church Loop In Tight Independence League Race
Independent League action sees New Hiway Market tie H P Cities Service for first after two wins and a split with Hiway Market’s Keyton and Lillis starring in 544 0, 514, and 15 totals. Moose Club, Crisman Cleaners, and Cammer Tire Co. posted wins as Lillis and Keyton led individual scores. Church League features Congregational Christian leading with high 1610 set and Braddock St Methodist in pursuit with multiple 3-0 wins.
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NFL Underdogs Eye Week Five Duels as Standings Shake
Giants and Browns lead the Eastern and Western races at 3-1 with big tests ahead. The Forty Niners host the Bears, Lions meet the Rams in LA, and the Colts face the Packers as upset chances loom. Eagles seek fourth loss for the Steelers after Philadelphia toppled Cleveland.
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Joe Coleman Claims Spitball Widespread Use
Former AL pitcher Joe Coleman, now Massachusetts corrections chief, says about 80 percent of MLB pitchers use the spitball. He cites Lew Burdette admitting to using it to retire batters and notes Burdette implied this when he joined the Yankees before moving to the Braves.
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Massachusetts Department of Correction
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