Duke and Tech renew 28th meeting on homecoming day
Duke visits Georgia Tech as NC State travels to UCLA in a slate of non conference games. Duke leads the ACC at 4-1 while Tech stands 4-2. South Carolina seeks fourth in the standings at Maryland, and Wake Forest faces Virginia hoping to hand the Cavaliers a 24th straight loss. Virginia quarterback Gary Cz10z70 is doubtful with a knee injury.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Tennessee
North Carolina State
Ucla
South Carolina
Maryland
Wake Forest
Virginia
Tech
ACC
Michigan
Vandy
Tar Heels
N. C. State
Roman Gabriel
State
Deacons
Gary
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Jayhawks
Oklahoma
Baylor
Texas Christian
Washington
Oregon
California
Oregon State
George Washington
Air Force
Brake Shoe Co Reports 1960 Third Quarter Results
American Brake Shoe Company reports third quarter 1960 shipments of 36.97 million dollars versus 1959’s 38.22 million. Net earnings fell to 461 thousand dollars or 28 cents per share from 917 thousand dollars or 57 cents. Nine month earnings were 2.21 dollars per share, down from 3.67. Decline due to lower shipments, plant relocation costs and a long strike settled in September. New orders totaled 35.1 million, backlog 35.6 million. Dividend 60 cents per share paid September 30 to holders of record September 23.
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New York
American Brake Shoe Company
Brake Shoe
Telar Anti Freezing Claim Sparks New Du Pont Formula
The ad touts Telar from Du Pont as a safe summer coolant that may stay in the cooling system without draining if the system is mechanically sound. It highlights Color Check and positions Telar as a patented exclusive formula with manufacturers recommending draining other antifreezes.
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du Pont
Telar
Brown Defends Lightweight Crown Against Andrade at Olympic
Houston’s Joe Brown, 34, defends the world lightweight title for the ninth time against California’s Bobby Andrade in a non televised 15 round bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Promoters target 8,000 in attendance and a $70,000 gate with Brown guaranteed $40,000 and Andrade to take 20 percent.
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Los Angeles
Joe Brown
Houston
California
Bobby
Cisco) Andrade
Olympic Auditorium
Brown
Old Bones
Benny Leonard
Cal Eaton
George Parnasses
Compton
Andrade
Cisco Kid
Baton Rouge, la
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Occultism Pronunciation Guide and Spelling Note
A brief guide explains the correct pronunciation occultism as ah-kull-tiz' with emphasis on the second syllable and notes common misspellings such as penitentiary with attention to the double i and the a.
Garden State Stakes field set for 16 entries at Camden race
Burley Parke predicts the Garden State field may be decided on the first turn with 16 two year olds set for the mile and a sixteenth race worth more than 175000 to the winner. Roving Minstrel Garwol and others train for a cloudy day challenge as public interest peaks.
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Camden
N. J
Burley Parke
Harbor View
Roving Minstrel
Garwol
Garden State
Jacob Sher
Sherlock
Parke
Garnol
Cme
Willie Shoemaker
Ismael Valenzuela
Jack Price
Dorchester Farm
Carry Back
Arnold Winnick
Herbert Herff
Funkhouser sidelined by kidney illness in W and L lineup
Washington and Lee will face Hampden Sydney at Death Valley with three starting left halfbacks out. Funkhouser, Tharp, and Smith miss action due to kidney illness, flu, and season ending concussion, while Jim Hickey returns to first unit duties for the Generals.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
Hampden-Sydney
Death Valley
Generals
McLaughlin
Go-T
Bobby Funkhouser
Dave Tharp
Skipper Smith
Jim Hickey
Funkhouser
W&l
Johns Hopkins
Tharp
Smith
Hickey
Hopkins
Tigers
Truman Suggests Nixon Open Amusement Park
Former President Truman jokes that Vice President Nixon should open a Nixonland amusement park after leaving Washington. He imagines a no cuss words park with showmanship and a rescue by Marines during a Nixon train ride and a Congo River voyage.
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Oakland
Calif
Harry S. Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Nixonland
Washington
Truman
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
Congo River
Midway League standings and high scores across Northside lanes
Northside standings show a busy bowling night with high games by Carl Lundmark 232 and 567 set for Bottle necks and notable scores from Andy Sustrick 219 and Danny Capozzoli 197. Rangers swept four from Tight Wads as Tony Szymanski 204 and James Vaughn 500 led. Descriptions cover multiple teams and win/loss tallies in the Midway League.
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Northside
Carl Lundmark
Bottlenecks
Woodpicker
Andy Sustrick
Danny Capozzoli
Woodpickers
Rangers
Tony Szymanski
James Vaughn
James Smith
Joy Boys
Ravens
George Smith
George Anderson
Amps
Jim Smith
Ed Marshall
Gophers Face Rough Week Among Top Ten Foes
Unbeaten sixth ranked Minnesota hosts Kansas State as a five touchdown favorite while Iowa and Ohio State battle tough opponents. Ole Miss and Florida duel for SEC lead with LSU and Auburn looming. Syracuse faces Pittsburgh and Navy meets Notre Dame in Philadelphia as Missouri eyes Big Eight title.
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Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Gophers
Kansas State
Big Ten
Iowa
Kansas
Bert Coan
Ohio State
Michigan State
Spartans
Midwest
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Rebels
LSU
Ole Miss
Tigers
ABC
East
Syracuse
Pitt
Navy
Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Engine Operation Halted by Push Button Tower Control
Complete operation of the engine, including hitching to other cars, is accomplished through push button control from a nearby tower.
Most Newspapers Supporting Nixon in Presidential Race
AP reports Editor and Publisher finds 691 newspapers endorsing Nixon and 194 backing Kennedy, with preliminary figures showing Kennedy gaining compared with 1956. The comparison notes Nixon leads editorial support among daily papers as the race advances.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
the Trade Journal
Nixon
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nixonland themed submarine ride proposal described
The text describes a fictional Nixonland attraction a submarine ride to offshore islands like Quemoy and Matsu excluding Cuba. A rule would ban mentioning Cuba, with offenders forced to swim home. It presents a satirical wartime fantasy about a political amusement ride.
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Quemoy
Matsu
Cuba
Nixonland
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Ossett
Dirkets
Alley Cats
Ken Hokin
Dick Hetland
Charles Stevens
Desperados
Falcons
Jr. Miller
Robert Peake
Robert Baker
Montford Mallory
Connie Baker
Outlaws
Cobts
Bandits
Earl Poston
Gutter Gang
Bill Hale
Hugo Ackenbam
Dan Swanson
D. Pidgeon
Marianna Gardner
Midway League
Short Cickets
Mixed Nuts
Outlaws 1814
Falcons Oe Ci
Cobs
Alley Coops
Jack Clary
Florida
Gators
Aurburn
Petersburg
John Venetes
Fort Lee
Vonetes
Winchester
Frederick
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Kelly
Whitewall
Blackwall
England
Duncan Bros
Millwood Ave
Kent St
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