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Brown came roaring back, however, by swamping Rhode Island, 35-0. Princeton, undefeated at the time, with its ace Royce Flippin leading the League in every department, was edged by Brown, 21-20 the next week. No sooner had the Bruins gotten high recognition in the East however, than a weak Temple team upset them 19-14. But in its last two efforts, Brown has rebounded with a 34-6 defeat of Lehigh, and a 40-7 rout of Springfield...
...expected results, Hubert Humphrey (D.) was reelected in Minnesota; Theodore Green (D.) in Rhode Island; Thomas Kuchel (R.) in California; Henry Dworshak (R.) in Idaho; Styles Bridges (R.) in New Hampshire; and Clinton Anderson (D) in New Mexico...
Massachusetts, which upset the Crimson early in the season in the first meeting of the two teams since 1916, has had a spotty record since then. Momentum from the Stadium win enabled the Redmen to top the University of Connecticut by one touchdown a week later. Tiny Rhode Island, however, ran up a 52-6 score; Northeastern walked away with a 39-0 victory; and Vermont edged the Redmen, 27 to 25, in successive weeks...
Where Democrats Lead. Democratic Senators Hubert Humphrey in Minnesota, Clinton Anderson in New Mexico and Theodore Green in Rhode Island all are solid favorites, as is Colorado's Democratic Candidate John Carroll, running to succeed Ed Johnson...
Montana Congressman Wesley D'Ewart, now campaigning for the U.S. Senate, last week observed that no Republican senatorial candidate was more than 65*(his own age). Perhaps D'Ewart was struck with the number of superannuated Democratic candidates for the Senate: Kentucky's Alben Barkley (76), Rhode Island's Theodore Green (87), Iowa's Guy Gillette (75)) Wyoming's Joseph O'Mahoney (69). West Virginia's Matthew Neely (79), Virginia's A. Willis Robertson (67), Nebraska's Keith Neville (70), South Carolina's Edgar Brown (66), Kansas' George...