Duke Risks Clean Slate Against Generals Tonight
Undefeated Duke faces Washington and Lee in a twin bill at Lexington as part of a Virginia round of college games. Duke beat VMI 86-66 while Wake Forest defeated VMI 73-61. Other scores include Richmond over Davidson 69-61 and GW 68-56 over Virginia.
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Richmond
Duke
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
VMI
Wake Foresta
Lynchburg College
Richmond Professional Institute
Davidson
William and Mary
Lee
Jayager
Wake Forest
Deacons
Generals
Duke Forest
Blue Devils
John Becher
Freddie Anson
University of Richmonders
Wildcats
West Brown
George Washington
Colonials
Virginia
Cavaliers
Alder
Emory and Henry
Wasps
East Tennessee State
Elizabethtown
Bridgewater Eagles
Randolph Macon
Quantico Marines
West Virginia Faces First Southern Conference Test
West Virginia’s Mountaineers, unbeaten after three starts with an 80.6 points per game average, meet South Carolina tonight in Morgantown. Both teams won their league openers, West Virginia beating Virginia Tech 78 67 and South Carolina defeating Furman.
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Richmond
West Virginia
Mountaineers
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Morgantown
W. Va
Virginia Tech
Key Carolina
Furman
Ex Fullback Bannerman Leaves Annapolis for Bride
Ex Navy football star Dave Bannerman, a midshipman not yet an ensign, wed Monette Jae in Frederick Maryland after word leaked that Navy rules call for his dismissal. The pair, both 22, plan to decide their next steps together after a few days with his mother in Carolina Beach.
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Dave Bannerman
Annapolis
Bride
Annlis
Dave
Naval Academy
Army
Navy
Bannerman
Monette J
Steepen
Frederick
Academy
Adm
Harry W. Hill
Monette
Anna
J. H. Bannerman
Carolina Beach
N. C
Barclay Prefers Stay At Washington and Lee
Virginia Tech officials awaited word from George Barclay that he does not want the Washington and Lee job. Barclay, Tech’s top candidate to replace the resigning Bob McNeish, said in Lexington he wished to remain at W and L. He told W and L president Dr Francis P Ganes he planned to stay for a long time.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
George Barclay
Barclay
Tech
Bob McNeish
Lexington
Jim Gill
North Carolina State
Gill
Charlotte
N. C
Francis P. Ganes
Omicron Delta Kappa Fraternity
Judge Elliott Marshall Heads Church Group
Judge Elliott Marshall was elected president of the Men's Club of Calvary Episcopal Church for the coming year at a dinner meeting. Officers elected included William R. Matthews as vice president Dr. Orville O. Van Deusen as secretary and Harold W. Smith as treasurer.
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Front Royal
Elliott Marshall
Calvary Episcopal Church
William R. Matthews
Orville O. van Deusen
Harold W. Smith
Berryville Boxer to Represent Fort Belvoir at MDW Trials
Private Forrest L. Leight of Berryville will box for Fort Belvoir in the 1961 Military District of Washington Championships at Fort Myer Virginia December 12 and 13. A bantamweight 5 feet 5 inches tall and 118 pounds, he is a veteran of 21 bouts and a Martinsburg schools alumnus. MDW tournament winners advance to the U S Army World Wide Championships at Fort Meade later in December.
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Clarke County
Clarke Cagers Play For Legion Tonight
Clarke County men host Berkeley Springs at 7 30 p m in the Legion building in their sixth game of the season. The girls open the doubleheader against the Front Royal Black Raiderettes. The men have three wins in five games while the girls have one victory in five. Berkeley Springs is new opposition for the boys, while Berryville’s girls face the Raiderettes who beat them 42 27 earlier this season.
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Berryville American Legion Post 41
Legion
Berkeley Springs American Legion
Clarke County
Front Royal Black Raiderettes
Berkeley Springs
Raiderettes
Berryville
Top Ranking Quints Face Tough Foes Tonight
Five top programs led by Kentucky North Carolina State Kansas Indiana and Kansas State clash in major games with high national title implications. Indiana visits Kansas State while other key showdowns include Temple versus NC State and Kansas at Kentucky.
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New York
Joe
Kentucky
North Carolina State
Kansas
Indiana
Kansas State
Hach
Temple
Philadelphia
Midwest
Oklahoma A&m
Southern Methodist
West
Washington
California
Notre Dame Cathedral Facts and History
The first stone of Notre Dame was laid in 1163 and the cathedral was completed about 150 years later. It features a Latin cross plan and two towers at the front reaching about 204 feet in height.
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Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Notre Dame
Handley Judges Fall to Covington in League Contest
Handley High School fell 28-24 to Covington High in a league game Friday evening. Handley led 10-1 after one period and held a 12-11 and 22-16 advantage through the next two quarters before Covington edged ahead in the final period.
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Handley High School
Covington Cougars
Bailiwick
Winchester
Crowder
Cougars
Shendon Ley
Shendow
Kersey
Gipe
Blackburn
Semples
Dearing
Royston
Arnold
Covington ‘ Cougars Hawkins
Baker Humphries
Crester
Bowling League Scores and Individual Handicaps Report
Bowling standings list teams such as Publishing Co and Esso with scores and records. Individual games feature players like Harry iuitenar Kelchner and Ben Davis with top marks in ind and team sets. Church League results show multiple church teams and high scorers including Red Baker and Herrell with sets totals.
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League Carr Publishing Co
Friendship Fire Co
Glen Cities Services
Esso
Royal Crown Cola
Harry Iuitenar
Margie Grim
Quida Keller
Betty Miller
Quida
Ben Davis
Beauties
Sarma St. Methodist
United Brethern
Catholic
Congrega, Christian
Baptist
Lutheran
Brad. St. Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Presbyterian
Reformed
Red Baker
Ae Herrell
Wilson Pugh
Pro Grid Showdown Set for Blue Ribbon Playoff Games
Bears meet Rams in Los Angeles for the National Conference final with the winner advancing to the blue ribbon game to face the Browns or Giants. Los Angeles aims to host a large crowd as Chicago seeks a third win over the Rams this season.
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Pro Grid
Browns
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Bears
Rams
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Ram
Dan Reeves
Biyaahar
Weekend Sports On Television Highlights Schedule
On Saturday 8 30 p m from New York Holy Cross vs St John s and Texas vs Manhattan air. Sunday 1 25 p m ABC TV National Pro League divisional Cleveland Browns clash with New York Giants. Also Sunday bowling finals All Star Tournament at Chicago. Red Grange and Joe Hasel referenced.
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Dumont
New York
Holy Cross
St. John’s
Texas
Manhattan
Abc-Tv
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Red Grange
Joe Hasel
Chicago
Local Church League Scores Noted In Fragment
Win Lillis 351 edging El Keller 346 in a team game. Market Street Methodist leads with 694 in a set. Braddock Street a United Brethren 556. Market Street Methodist 1620 Lutheran 1603 Congregational Christian 1699.
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Win Lillis
el Keller
Braddock St. A
United Brethern
Market St
Methodist
Gordon Named Manager of Front Royal Station
Ken Gordon previously of Winchester was elected manager of WFTR in Front Royal at a Park Broadcasting Corp board meeting. He has worked at WFTR for about two years and served as acting manager for roughly seven months before the promotion.
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Front Royal
Ken Gordon
Winchester
WFTR
Park Broadcasting Corporation
Gordon
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Legion Tonight
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Hotpoint
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Colonels
James Wood
Colettaire Gatas
Ee Cee Seanomee
Bailey
Harrisonburg Blue Streaks
Reilly Gilmer
Shiffiett Holloway Crantz Donegan
Mason Hoover
White Bailey Rannon Kline
Handley
Covington HS
Miller
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E. Boscawen St
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Ray Poole
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Lus Capay
Front Royal Station
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