Stephenson Grocery Tops 642 In B League Bowling Relay
Stephenson Grocery posted a season high 642 in B league play led by Carter 152 and Ellis 164 as Elmwood Green Bay area scores show strong efforts. Brakishoe Cafeteria won two of three over Valley Fruit as Bureau of Mines posted 562 for highest game of year in a tied rolloff suspense.
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Stewart Fills
Floyds
Jake Skiles
Bill Carter
Stephenson Grocery
Greenba Glaize & Bro. Fils
Carter
Stephenson
Glaize
Ruby Carpenter
Brakishoe Cafeteria
Valley Fruit & Candy
Jim Morgan
Wille Slonakers
Eonave Earl Sheets
Valley Prt & Candy
Bobby Lee
Peachy DeHaven
Bill Boden
Clearbrook Woolen
Schewel Furniture Co
Jonny Board
SchewelPurchere
Bayliss & Patterson
Bell Clothes Stores
Senn Carpenter
Valley Distributors
Columbia Baking Co
Merrill Ingraham
Bobby Baker
Bureau of Mines
Sanitary Dairy
Dairymen
Clifford Nichols
Dew Chaney
Jim Wisecarver
Brakeshoe
Giati
Stephenson Run
Clearbrook
Boden
Elie
Glaizer
Bell Clothes
Virginia Falls 5-4 to North Carolina in ACC clash
The Tar Heels defeated Virginia 5-4 as North Carolina added a second win in two days over the Cavaliers. Charlie Aycock earned the win for UNC, limiting Virginia to four hits in six innings while Jim Maultsby allowed one hit in the final three. Wallie see hook and Thick Hudson led UNC with multi hit performances.
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Associated Press
Wake Forest
Duke
North Carolina
Wyawnis
South Carolina
Brakine
Worth
Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heels
Wallie See Hook
Hudson
Virginia Hurtersorth
Charlie Aycock
Jim Maultsby
Bowling Standings and Scores From Local Meet
Ind results show Fay Laing 115 Peggy Jobe 110 Angela Green 108. Libby Lupton 207 Fay Laing 199 Peggy Jobe 195 in sets. Team games Commercial & Savings Bank 458 442 Johnny's Sport Shop 446. Team sets Commercial & Savings Bank 000 Cameron Snapp Construction 866 Johnny's Sport Shop 841. Individual Edwin Fiddler 131 Donnie Williams 115 Tommy Hep ler 112 Billy Morrison 112. Edwin Fiddler 230 Donnie Williams 219 Gordon Straw 202. Team Yankees 517 Senators 495. Team sets Yankees 959 Tigers 958.
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Fay Laing
Peggy Jobe
Angela Green
Libby Lupton
Commercial & Savings Bank
Johnny's Sport Shop
Cameron & Snapp Construction
Edwin Fiddler
Donnie Williams
Tommy Hepler
Billy Morrison
Gordon Straw
Ellis Poultry Co Repeats Victory in League Night
Ellis Poultry Co swept three against Mobil led by Linaburg's 371 despite Linaburg's 10 spares and three strikes. Ronnie Haines 129 and Bill Carter 118 boosted Ellis Poultry as Kern Motor Co won 568-568-1613 in a three game set. Amoco, Brown's Market and Shenandoah Gas also posted wins in the C League.
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Ralph Linaburg
Ellis Poultry Co
Ace Linaburg
Ellis Poultry
Ronnie Haines
Bill Carter
Kern Motor Co
Amoc
Dick Sheetz
Clifford Nichols
Howard Mellon
Amocos
Joel Davis
King Sirbaugh
Bil Brown
Brown
No. Va. Power Co
Dean Baughman
Powermen
Ivan Jackson
Ind
Nichols
Baughman
Linaburg
Sheetz
Kern
Ellis
Kern Motor
Ells Poultry
Amoco
Brown's
Post Office Ae
Shen Gas
N.v-P.co
Mobil
Boston at Crossroad In Stanley Cup Match
The Bruins must win Game 3 against the Canadiens at Boston Garden to avoid a 3-0 hole in the best-of-seven series. Montreal holds a 2-0 lead entering the third game.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Montreal
Lee Canadiens
Schools chief warns dogs invade Bloomfield campuses
Dog incidents prompt Richard M. Richeson, superintendent of Bloomfield schools, to urge students to keep their pets at home. He notes many dogs are being brought to schools, disrupting classes and safety.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Richard M.richeson
James Wood High opens baseball season at Strasburg
James Wood starts its baseball season on the 16th at Strasburg with its best hitting team in school history. The Colonels face pitching and fielding questions, with Casey's seven returning starters and a schedule of eight home-and-home games planned with Clarke County Strasburg Warren County and Luray. Night games set for 7 30.
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James Wood
Strasburg
Jedger
Colonels
Jim Casey
Clarke County
Warren County
Ad Luray
Casey
Rams
Luray
Doug Cochran
Clarke County High School
Orioles May Cut Vaudeville Hops Out of Training
Baltimore Orioles may trim spring training travel after outfielder Bob Nieman suffered a possible hairline fracture of the right shoulder in Dallas. Nieman, 30, returned from Memphis with pain and awaits further X rays. Dr. Mayer regards the injury as a small crack. manager Paul Richards vows no more vaudeville hops if he can help it as season prep continues.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Bob Nieman
Baltimore Orioles
Dallas
Nieman
Memphis
Erwin Mayer
G. Bagley
Higley
Washington
Oriole
Paul Richards
Pieman
Minister's Son Pounds Cadilli For Top Billing
Davey Moore, 23, a minister's son from Springfield Ohio, defeated Gil Cadilli by decision in a featherweight bout. Judges Sherrard 98-93, Sarron 98-93, Margolis 99-92, AP 100-92. Sponsors considered round-by-round TV scores but did not broadcast them.
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Miami
Fla.p
Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Gil Cadilli
Moore
Cadilli
Francisco
Jerry Sherrard
Petey Sarron
Sam Margolis
University of Mississippi bootlegging ring busted on campus
Oxford Mississippi police shut down a student bootlegging ring after a raid on a university dormitory. John W Ellis of Vicksburg admitted liquor charges and was expelled. four other students faced suspensions or fines, with three cases of whisky gin vodka champagne and about 20 punchboards seized.
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Oxford
Miss
P—A
University of Mississippi
John W. Eillis
Vicksburg
Ellis
School of Commerce
Justice of the Peace
A. Fulmer
L. L. Love
James Inzina
School of Pharmacy
Bastrop
George E. Jones
Robert L. Gilliam
Liberal Arts
Union City
Tenn
Paul F. Hall
Gilliam
Justice of the Peace Court
Inzina
Hajj
Jones
Celtics Chase NBA Title With Game Seven At St Louis
The St Louis Hawks face a must win as Boston Celtics hold a 3-2 lead in the best of seven series. Boston seeks its first NBA playoff crown while St Louis, coached by Alex Hannum, looks to force a deciding game with rebound work key at home.
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Hawks
Celtics
ST. Louis
St Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
Boston
St Louis
Alex Hannum
Handley Hosts Tri School Track Meet Tomorrow
Handley will host the three school track meet at 3 30 p m with Frederick Maryland and Herndon Virginia as entrants. Eight to ten returning performers headline a deep but thinner Handley squad as they contest 14 events and seek to repeat in the District 10 State and Cumberland Valley meets.
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Winchester
Handley
Frederick
Herndon
Virginia
Maryland
Charlottesville
Score Looks Like Million Buck for Indians Ace Hopeful
Herb Score, Cleveland southpaw, appears as the Indians’ top pitching hope after strong spring showing. He struck out seven, allowed two singles over seven innings as Cleveland beat the New York Giants 4 1. Mays homered for the Giants.
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Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Bov Lemon
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Score
Boston Red Sox
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Cleveland
New York Giants
Willie Mays
Giants
Don Messi
Pete Burnside
George Strickland
Don Drysdale
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Braves
Randy Jackson
Four Survive Airliner Crash on Anchieta Island
A Real Airline carrier crashed during a storm en route from Rio de Janeiro to Sao Paulo on Anchieta Island. Twenty four aboard died. four survivors, including two adults a child and the stewardess, were found at daybreak in serious condition.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Anchieta Island
Sao Paulo
Sox Rise in Spring Exhibition Play as Cole men Star
Rip Coleman and Jack Urban, acquired from the Yankees since last season, helped Kansas City beat Little Rock 4-2 in a spring exhibition. In other games Ted Williams and Dick Gernert homered for Boston in a 6-3 win over Philadelphia. Johnny Powers hit a 10th inning homer to lift Pittsburgh past Detroit 3-2. Don Hoak collected three hits and two steals as Cincinnati defeated Washington 6-2.
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Jack Shiley
Colonels
Wendel Dick
Hus
The
Johnny Legge
NEW York Yankees
Savannah
Gus Triandos
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Sherman Lollar
St. Louis Cardinals
Ron Norbey
Larry Doby
Rip Coleman
Jack Urban
Yanks
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ted Williams
Dick Gernert
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Powers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Don Hoak
Cincinnati Redlegs
Washington Senators
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Capecity
Willer
Ordware
N. Loudoun St
Srcherpenre
Reverse Cronk
Lestebie Deny
Yankees
Senators
Tigers
C & S Bank
Johnny's Shop
Cameron & Snapp
WEW
Mills Grocery Huntsberry’s
Zebra Lucky Four
Winch, Creamery
Wildcats
Red Sox
Slim
Steve Reedy
Robert Miller
Reedy
Miller
Ben Dorsey
Dickie Duvall
Tommy
Chester Rickard
Billy Hartley
Rickard
Murphy
Buddy Adirs
Dorsey
Doyle Branner
Tommy Driver
Charle Hodgson
Bill Robinson
Robinson
Fen Line
Dennis Lee
Sam Hepner
Gerald Kremer
Gene Wallace
Marv Russell
Dickie Gotis
Walace
Russell
Duvall
Kenneth E. Henry
Chevrolet
Loudoun &T
Pounds Cadilli
J. of Mississippi
Cedar Creek
Paddy Run
W. Boscawen St
Herndon High
Eddie
Siebert
Marshall Crisman
Ernie Smith
Bill Wheatley
Jim Snapp
Eddie Grim
Jack Kerr
Crisman
Smith
Wheatley
Snapp
Grim
Kery
Russell Potts
Tommy Jobe
Nick Semopeles
Bill Mowety
Larry Anderson
Tommie DeHaven
Maurice Parrett
Wheat
Ley
Jimmy Higgs
Steve McGlaughlin
Potts
Higgs
Curtis Spring
Sempeles
Jobe
Potts, Mowery
Butch Jones
Charles Rinker
Bob Forney
Tommy Glass
Terry Plank
Peter Sturm
Carter Kellas
David Sisler
Kerr
Kellas
Bill Shendon
Jim McFarland
Shepherd
Herndon Lads
Harold Moser
By Ben Olan
Varig
Brazi
Nected
Sox
Boyd's Drug Store
Ben’s
Ben Brauntich
Mgr
E. Monmouth ST
Rolt-Arouns
Douchment
Loudoun ST
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