Cougars Fall to Cincinnati in Big O Showdown
Cincinnati, ranked No. 7, defeated the Cougars 62-44 as Gary Philips shadowed Roberton, holding the All America to 15 points. Ralph Davis led Cincinnati with nine field goals, while Kentucky bounced back 76-61 over LSU. John Cox starred for Kentucky, NC State turned back Duke 67-61, and Kansas State beat Colorado 9-58 in other top games.
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Dorothy Dix Advice and College Basketball Scores Mix
Dorothy Dix columns offer relationship advice about gossip and dating crises, followed by college basketball results from several conferences. Notable mentions include Auburn and St Bona ventures, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, and Kansas, with varied SEC and Big Eight outcomes and regional telecast notes.
Portocarrero Signs 1939 Oriole Contract
Baltimore AP Arnold Portocarrero accepted his 1959 Orioles contract after calling Independence Missouri to confirm. The right hander, once viewed as a washout, posted three shutouts last season under manager Paul Richards and coach Harry Brecheen after coming from Kansas City in a trade. His arm was said to be cured after a two hit innings win over Cleveland and a seven hit performance against Chicago.
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Portocarrero
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Storer College at Harpers Ferry Closes After 91 Years
Harpers Ferry W Va Storer College ends 91 years of operation as trustees vote to merge with Alderson Broaddus College Philippi transfer endowments about 100000 and other property with real estate reverting to the Federal Government Nineteen four closure followed integration and loss of state aid tribute paid to Walter Danner Uniform Bank member Drum and Bugle Corps sought contact for joining parcels and land now part of the Harpers Ferry National Monument development debated at February Fire Hall meeting
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Ags
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Robert Whitmore
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Walter Danner
Uniform Bank
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Harpers Ferry National Monument
Funeral Establishment At Emmitsburg Is Sold
Announcement of a long established Emmitsburg funeral business changing hands. L Allison owner of two branches in Emmitsburg and Fairfield sells to Clarence E. Wilson who is in law of the former owner. Wilson will operate under C E Wilson Funeral Service in both locations with help from his wife Catherine and John W. Strickhouser. Wilson is licensed in Maryland and Pennsylvania and remodeled the former Elmer Zimmetmen home into a modern parlor two years ago.
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Fairfield
C. E. Wilson
Fairfield Funeral Home
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Officers Installed By Uniform Rank
The regular meeting of the Uniform Rank of the Independent Order of Old Soldier Veterans featured installation of officers as Traianem and Vossler in the event, outlining duties and ceremonial duties for the forthcoming term.
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Cody to retire as Temple athletic director in June
Vanderbilts star Cody, a four sport athlete at Temple University, will retire at age 67 as announced by the university. The move follows a long career coaching multiple teams and guiding Philadelphia programs. The report notes his origins in Franklin and the upcoming retirement date set for June. The same dispatch covers Sheriff Edward R. Muir of Allegany County resigning and Dr S Orestes Bond of Salem College dying at 81 after a long illness.
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Josh
Vander‘sons
U. S. 99
Cali
Temple Unifornia Highway Patrol
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Joe Cumberland
Edward R. Muir
Allegany County
Muir
McKeldin
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Salem. W. Va
Orestes Bond
Salem College
Fire devastates bottling plant in Clarksburg district
A Sunday fire in Clarksburg's business district caused over 200000 dollars in damage, destroying a three story soft drink bottling plant and a fraternal group's home. Strong winds fanned the flames as they raged through a block fronting on U S 50 in the city’s heart.
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West Virginia
Leesburg Hospital Budget Seeks 810 000 Support
Loudoun County Supervisors consider a tentative 10 000 annual appropriation for the Loudoun County Hospital in Leesburg. Trustees report a deteriorating financial condition with last year’s deficit near 48 000, despite 10 000 to 12 000 monthly losses since June 1958 covered by gifts and fundraisers.
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H.C. Thompson
Robert H.fletcher
Fletcher
Yelk Pued
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James E. Arnold
R. J McCray
Roscoe Rhoads
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