Davis Cup Doubles Sparks U S Charge Toward Cup Return
Kinley and Ralston crushed Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in a four set doubles battle in heat, moving the United States within one win of reclaiming the Davis Cup. Fraser and Emerson struggled as the Americans built a 2 1 advantage with a pivotal late surge.
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Australia
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Emerson
United States
Alejandro Olmedo
University of Southern California
Barry MacKay
Hamilton Richardson
Brisane
Adelaide
Chuck McKinley
U.S
Football Preview Roundup Navy Auburn Nebraska Mississippi Illinois
In depth college football notes Navy faces Texas with Staubach aiming to restore form after the Pittsburgh game. Auburn and Nebraska clash as Cornhusker linemen test the Plainsmen forwards. Alabama with Namath may face Ole Miss, and Washington and Illinois highlight Pac 8 and Big Ten matchups. Air Force hopes to flash clocks against North Carolina.
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Bowling Standings and Scores From Holiday Card Meet
The articleCharts a Christmas break bowling night with multiple ties and high scores. Erin Counts leads Lunch with 215 804, Phil Haun posts 577 for La masters, Gerry Selinger 219 580, Elwood Willis 500 for Texs, and Hal Dawson 576 as Plum Liners topple Channel Masters 31 to 2 717 series. Fender Sales beat Lee Jackson Restaurant 3 1 led by Gordon 236 578.
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Tex
Gerry Selinger
Elwood Willis
Bill Haines
Hal Dawson
Bud Flaherty
Henry Flowers
Carl Lundmark
Jess Kiracore
Plumly
al Murphy
Jim Morten
Fender Sales
Lee Jackson
Fred Gordon
Don Raymer
Nae
Dave Butts
Wrestler George Dies After Christmas Day Heart Attack
Georgous George a 48 year old famed wrestler known for swagger and perfume died Thursday following a heart attack on Christmas Day. The AP report notes his golden hair and superstar persona marking his career in wrestling.
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Georgeous George
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Safety First in Rifle Handling and Hunter Training
The piece stresses gun safety for youths learning to shoot, urges never to point a gun at living targets, and highlights safe muzzle discipline and backgrounds. It notes free Hunter Safety Training offered locally, which lasts four hours and could save lives, and mentions upcoming senior club elections and indoor Army course qualifications on Wednesday, Jan. 8 led by Bob Wolfe.
George Wagner Becomes Gorgeous George in 1950
A note records that George Wagner was born with that name and legally changed it to Gorgeous George in 1950. The move marks the performer’s formal stage name adoption.
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Gorgeous George
James Wood Alumni Battle Tops 6th Edition at Colonels’ Gym
Tonight at 8 James Wood varsity hosts the alumni in the sixth annual contest in Colonels’ gym. Alumni lead with names like Ronnie Kern and Wendell Dick while the varsity aims to rebound after a 1-3 start this season with starters including Doug Snapp and Tommy Sullivan.
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Ronnie Kern
Shenandoah College
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Grads
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Gary Tisinger
Butch Kerns
Shenandoah
Donnie Unger
Billy Pugh
Wilson Braithwaite
Russ Luttrell
Varsity
Loudoun County
Clark County
Fauquier County
Loudoun Valley
Doug Snapp
Tommy Sullivan
Butch Rinker
Roy
Tom Byrd Named To Second String All VML Squad
A Winchester boy, 17, cadet captain Tom Byrd of Staunton Military Academy, earned a place on the Virginia Military League second string all league squad. He is son of Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. and Mrs Byrd.
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Winchester
Virginia Military League
Staunton Military Academy
Young Byrd
Corp
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Tennyson Ave
Hula Bowl Chooses Casanova and Mollen Kopf as Coaches
The North team will be led by Len Casanova of Oregon and Jack Mollenkopf of Purdue in the Hula Bowl at Honolulu Stadium on January 4, according to the game committee.
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Honolulu
Oregon
Len Casanova
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Honolulu Stadium
Farm Operators Net Earnings in 1962 at $12.6 Billion
Farm operators in the United States earned about 12.6 billion dollars from farming in 1962 averaging 3400 dollars per farm.
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