O Sull ivan Office Upsets Heatwole In Bowling Match
O Sullivan Office surprises Heatwole as Alice Lake bowls 125 and Marie Franklin leads with a 332 set for O Sullivan Plant in a 463 to 455 opening game win. Heatwole top team otherwise, with Sarah Zane Fire Co, Brakeshoe Cafeteria, and Rhodes Drug Store all in close games and sets.
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O'Sullivan Plant
Sarah Zane
Alice Lake
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Doris Ruffper
Evelyn Stotler
B. F. Goodrich
Newberry
Betty
Marie Franklin
Hodes Drug Store
Brakeshoe
Kitty Affieck
Pat Singhae
Mrs. Franklin
Rhodes
Evelyn Leight
Bernice Olcott
Martha Bumegardner
Acme Market
Peoples Cleaners
Bomgardner
Peoples
Martha Rees
Bobbie LaFollette
Jo McIntyre
Miller’s Drug Store
Baker's Tavern
Dorothy Lofton
Jean DuVall
O'Sullivan
Heatvole Co
Virginia Reamer
Jennny Fox
Mitty Affleck
Martha Bumgardner
Heatwole Motor Co
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Wheatwole Motor Co
Winchester Gift Shop Opens For Convenient Shopping
A Winchester gift shop advertises convenient economical and satisfactory shopping options. The notice emphasizes a complete selection and value for customers seeking gifts.
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Winchester
Notable Bowling Scores From Local Meet
The report lists players in multiple events across ladies and men's divisions. Key figures include Martha Brown Martha Bumgardner Evelyn Leight Robbie LaFollette Sonny Capper Richard Sheetz Harold Catlett and Bill Covington, with both individual game and set totals and team pairings.
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Martha Brown
Martha Bumgardner
Evelyn Leight
Robbie LaFollette
Bobbie LaFollette
Sonny Capper
Richard Sheetz
Harold Catlett
Bill Covington
Patterson TKO Victory Over Slade in Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson, 20, from Brooklyn stopped Jimmy Slade, No. 5 heavyweight, in the seventh round at the Olympic Auditorium. Referee Dynamite Jackson halted the bout at 2:05 of the seventh as Slade showed little resistance. Slade's corner erupted after the sixth round with manager Al Joyner rebuking his fighter. Patterson's win boosts talk of a future title shot versus Rocky Marciano.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Rocky Marciano
Brooklyn
Jimmy Slade
Olympic Auditorium
Patterson
Slade
Jimmy
Dynamite Jackson
Jackson
al Joyner
Joyner
Sailors and Goat Reported as Cayuga Mascot in San Diego
Two Canadian sailors from the destroyer Cayuga told police a brown goat was the ship mascot. Officers led the sailors and animal to the Cayuga at the pier while guards verified the sailors. The goat was sent to the city pound and the sailors were returned aboard.
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San Diego
Calif
First of Season National Cage Tournaments Open Tonight
The first major college basketball tournaments open tonight with Alabama defending the Birmingham Classic title and Duquesne seeking to improve on last year's Steel Bowl runner up finish. Alabama, No. 8 in the AP poll, starts 6-8 Jerry Harper against Texas Christian. Duquesne faces Geneva as Pittsburgh-area teams fill the four‑team slate. Other results include Seton Hall over Western Kentucky in overtime, Maryland over William & Mary, Oklahoma A&M over Arkansas, Rice over Oklahoma, NYU over Georgetown, and Louisville over Wayne.
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Pride of Dixie
Duquesne
Bama
Associated Press
Jerry Harper
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Dick O'Neal
Birmingham
Ala
Houston
Valparaiso
Marquette
Pittsburgh
Dukes
Carnegie Tech
Geneva
Pitt
Westminster
Seton Hall
Western Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
Maryland
Mich
Charlie Tyra
Unbeaten Sooners Lead NCAA Football Scoring Titles
Oklahoma Sooners finished 10-0 under Bud Wilkinson leading the nation in total offense at 410.7 yards per game and scoring at 36.5 points per contest. West Virginia led in rushing and passing yards but trailed in overall offense. Georgia Tech topped scoring defense while Army showed top total defense. Maryland ranked second in defense as Oklahoma prepared for the Orange Bowl against Maryland.
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New York
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma
Ncaa Service Bureau Today
Sooners
W. Va
West Virginia
Pitt
Syracuse
Mountaineers
Georgia Tech
Army
Maryland
Campanella Named NL's Most Valuable Player
Roy Campanella named National League Most Valuable Player for the third time joining an exclusive club with Stan Musial. The Dodgers catcher hit 318 with 32 homers and 107 RBIs as they won the pennant and defeated the Yankees for their first World Series title.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Stan
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
CVAL Approves Eligibility Rules in Tri State Area
The Cumberland Valley Athletic League adopts state specific eligibility rules for member schools Handley Warren County Allegany Fort Hill Hagerstown Frederick Martinsburg Beall High drops out of the league The group also announces a two year rule observation period and schedules a 1956 football slate plus the first CVAL Track Meet May 18 at Fort Hill
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CVAL
Tri-State
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Washington Hotel
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Handley
Warren County
Virginia High School League
Allegany
Fort Hill
Hagerstown
Frederick
Maryland
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Beall High
Frostburg
Warren Co
Virginia
Beall
Beallso
Loudoun County
Clarke County
Harrisonburg
Claude Warren
Winchester
Garland Quarles
Hunter Maddex
Olson Robinson Middleweight Title Fight Set at Chicago Stadium
Carl Olson defends his middleweight crown in a 15 round bout against Sugar Ray Robinson at Chicago Stadium. NBC TV and radio coverage begin at 10 p m EST with about 11 000 paying $140 000 gate and $75 000 TV fees. Olson gets 35 percent, Robinson 25. a Robinson win prompts a 90 day rematch.
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Chicago
Carl “Bobo” Olson
Sugar Ray Robinson
Olson
Archie Moore
Robinson
NBC
International Boxing Club
Moore
Truman Gibson
IBC
Bobo
Sid Flaherty
White Hall Willing Workers Meet at Grange Hall
The Willing Workers Class of White Hall Church met at Grange Hall Tuesday night. Sunday preaching is planned at 9 45 if the furnace is installed. Visitors included Marvin Shavar and Eva Luttrell. Illnesses and a home fire are noted among locals.
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White Hall
Grange Hall
Marvin Shavar
Winchester
Eva Luttrell
Sunnyside
Carter Luttrell
B. F. Strother
Bennie Strother
Worg
Hopalong Cassady undecided on football or baseball
New York profile of Ohio State star Hopalong Cassady who will graduate next June before choosing pro football or baseball. He led OSU to a Big Ten title with 958 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns, hit .327 as a center fielder, and received the Heisman Trophy.
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New York
All America
Howard “Hopalong
Cassady
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Big City
Downtown Athletic Club
Redwood Library Opens as America’s Oldest Library Building
The Redwood Library in Newport Rhode Island, founded in 1747, is the oldest continuously used library building in America and remains open daily for visitors and readers.
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Redwood
Newport
R. I
America
Smart Turkeys Stun Farmers With Wind Wise Birds
Kalamazoo area turkey farmer John Eddy argues turkeys are smarter than people think. His Grand Junction farm has housed about 100000 birds over 18 years, and he notes turkeys face the wind to stay warm, avoid hot corn, and keep cool bodies.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
John Eddy
Grand Junction
Eddy
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