Quarterbacks Hold Answers As Colleges Hit Key Games
Miami struggles with quarterback depth as it faces North Carolina in the Orange Bowl debut. Syracuse’s duo Dave Sarette and Dick Easterly contrasts with Miami Quarterback George MacIntyre’s limited action. Mississippi’s Jake Gibbs shines for Ole Miss as major matchups loom across the country.
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Bake-Off Winner Visits in Warren
Mrs. Joseph A. Westbrook of San Francisco, third in the senior division of a national bake-off in Washington, visits Warren with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ewell. Westbrook won 1500 dollars for her cheese rolls entry to visit her 4 month old granddaughter.
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Quick Freezing Tip for Open-Face Pies
Freeze open-face pies briefly before wrapping to save handling time and prevent moisture loss. This method makes them easier to wrap and stash for long term storage in the freezer.
Rugged Weekend Schedule For Local High School Football
Clarke County hosts a league game as Central meets Cuan Coons tonight at 7 30. James Wood hosts Charles Town at 8. Handley plays James Monroe tomorrow at 2. Central Woodstock stands as best local chance while Fredericksburg J M club has an unbeaten string since 1957.
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Burleson 229 Highlights in Midway League Night
Bowling results from Northside Lanes feature Tom Burleson earning a 229 single game for the Moreos team. Paul Anger posted a 574 set across 150 223 and 201. Multiple teams posted series totals and several players stood out with high scores for the night.
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Ken Hockin
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Ed Marshall
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Smokey Stover Heads to Langhorne for Final Langhorne Prep
Smokey Stover the Staunton Va. stock car ace who won the Winchester Speedway qualifier for the Langhorne National Open heads to Langhorne Pa. for final practice and time trials on Oct 8 ahead of the Oct 9 100 mile race. Stover earned a guaranteed starting spot and will compete in a field expected to include Doug Bailey and other top modifiers for a share of a 10000 purse.
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Fisherman Davisson Missing After Radio Goodbye From Steelhead
Coast Guard searches 125 miles southwest of San Francisco for Steelhead and its lone crewman E A Dave Davisson 53 of Oakland who radioed goodby late Wednesday. Rogue found a capsized skiff and debris, Coho II identified with Ted Beam on board. Davisson was president of the Central California Trollers Association and Helen Evans offered a sea parlance theory for the final transmission.
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Seven Americans Hurt in France Bus Crash
A British tourist bus carrying 35 people including nine Americans hit a parked log truck near Dijon, demolishing the bus. Eight passengers died, seven Americans were injured with two in serious condition. Frances Rittner of Harrisburg and William Rittner of Harrisburg were treated. Airman Wayne Stephens of Fredericksburg also injured.
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Donna toll tops 31 million in NC damage
Raleigh Gov. Luther Hodges said Hurricane Donna caused more than 31 million dollars in North Carolina losses this month, with 28.8 million in private property damage and 2.5 million to public property. He asked President Eisenhower for at least 1 million dollars in federal disaster relief.
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Davisson’s Boat Incident Sparks Position Assumption
Davisson recounts an event involving his boat where an explosion occurred and he assumed the Codo would know his location. The account highlights the risk and reliance on the vessel’s awareness during the incident.
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Baseball scoreboard and results from AP brief
The Associated Press reports St Louis beating Los Angeles 33 to 4 in 10 innings. It lists Friday and weekend matchups across the National League and American League standings with dates, team pairings, and pennant race context.
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Princeton Poll Favors Nixon
A Princeton University undergraduate poll finds 70.6 percent of 1,677 students favor Richard Nixon for president. Nixon earns 1,187 votes to Kennedy’s 490 with Lodge noted on the ticket. Johnson supporters strengthen Kennedy's camp and also shift some opinions.
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Burglars Steal From Jewelry Firm Including Campaign Buttons
Burglars tunneled into a Culver City jewelry firm on Thursday and escaped with 4400 dollars in merchandise. The loot included 432 Kennedy campaign buttons and 720 Republican elephants finished in gold.
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Toronto Ties Series at 1-1
Steve Ridzik pitched a four hitter as Toronto Maple Leafs beat Louisville 10-1 to even the Little World Series at one game apiece. Steve Demeter homered twice in a 16-hit Toronto attack. Dick Rehm took the loss. The series moves to Louisville with Bob Hendley versus Bob Smith scheduled.
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Steve Demeter
Bob Hendley
Colonels
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Suburban dentist guilty of attempting to bribe Pitt players
Dr. Edward Sebastian of McKees Rocks was found guilty of trying to bribe two Pitt basketball players to fix games. The non jury verdict was issued by visiting Judge Ethan Allen Gearhart of Lehigh County. sentencing is deferred with a maximum penalty of a $10,000 fine or 10 years in prison.
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Pitt
Edward Sebastian
Ethan Allen Gearhart
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