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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1948
Page
11
Notre Dame travels to Los Angeles to play USC in the 20th renewal of the gridiron rivalry. The small preview notes last year’s 38-7 defeat as the benchmark and doubts a close outcome. Memorial notices for Daisy Cochran and obituaries mark the page.
The AAU plans a lend lease style athletic exchange. Leading U S amateurs would tour Europe while European stars visit the United States. January indoor events feature Fanney Blankers-Koen Zatopek and Reiff among invitees as Norway Nordic meet eyed for July. France and Ireland seek U S Olympic champions this summer.
League standings list Jewel Box and Ted's News Stand leading with wins and losses. Individual scores note top players Mary Hawk Virginia Shields and Mary Hawk with sets and games highlighted. Team figures show Newberry's Nurses O'Sullivan and South End Hose Co. in tight rankings.
An anonymous donor gave $2000 to Warren County Humane Society to buy an ambulance equipped with a gas chamber for painless asphyxiation of unwanted animals. Mrs Henry S. Wagner, president, stated an order has been placed for the vehicle.
Garber's Ice Cream opened the Eastern States league season with a 33 32 win over AL Post 14 of Martinsburg at the Martinsburg VA hospital gym. Leon Pape led Garber with 10 points. Frank Yeakle added 8 as the team held on in the final period.
Winchester Brown Bombers travel to Harrisonburg to meet the Monarchs at 2 15 p m Sunday after a snowed out game with Harper s Ferry Vets last week. George Hogan and Capt Charles Baylor star for Winchester as five wins and three losses mark their Northern Virginia league record.
The reinterment of Pfc. Paul Lee Copp, whose remains arrived in Strasburg yesterday, will take place tomorrow afternoon at Riverview Cemetery after services at 2 p.m. at the Stover Hall Chapel. He is the son of William Copp of Winchester and Mrs. Milton Wright of Strasburg.
Austin of 22 Peyton Street charged for drunken behavior with a $9.26 fine. Richard Lap Hill of 916 & Coms eron Street cited for reckless driving with a $29.25 assessment. John Ross of Millwood Avenue listed with an actor's license and a $10.28 fee. McCoy of Whitneyton charged with drunk and disorderly conduct with a $15 penalty.
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