Younger Talent Shines in Southern Conference Race
Young players across the Southern Conference push into prominence as Furman defeats Virginia Tech 85-81 to rise to second, and The Citadel beats VMI 81-71 to climb to seventh. Key sophomores and freshmen cited include Furman’s Dick Wright Bryan Pinso and Steve Ross, Citadel’s four freshmen plus a sophomore, Virginia Tech’s Terry Penn Lewis Mills, Richmond’s Butch Lambiotte, VMI’s Bobby Ross Ralph Lawson Dave Goode, GWU’s Gene Guarilla Bill Telasky, and West Virginia’s Bob Smith.
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Furman
Dick Wricht
Bryan Pinso
Steve Ross
Davison
Semi Mintz
Dave Hollingsworth
Virginia Tech
Terry Penn
Lewis Mills
Richmond
Butch Lambiotte
VMI
Bobby Ross
Ralph Lawson
Dave Goode
Gene Guarilla
Bill Telasky
George Washington
Clarke County Young Farmers Meet in Berryville
Clarke County Young Farmers hold their January meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Vocational Agriculture Department of Clarke County High School. George W Clendential of Lederle Laboratories will discuss vaccines for livestock. Open to all interested young farmers.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Vocational Agriculture Department
Clarke County High School
George W. Clendential
Lederle Laboratories
Swartz Leads Redskins in 364-Set Victory Over Giants
Charles Swartz posted 124 102 and 138 for a 364 set as the Redskins split two wins in three games against the Giants in Brakeblok League action. Bob Snapp added 103 for the winners while Riley Loy led the Giants with 123 in the final tilt.
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Redskins
Giants
Bob Snapp
Riley Loy
Turk Wingfield
Bears
Eagles
Ted Hepner
Cardinals
Lions
Ben Strawderman
Williams Haines
Bill Haines
Doug Bailey
Johnny Greene
Rams
Steelers
Earl Bailey
Pedestrian Struck by Boxer's Car in New York
Tommy Jackson world heavyweight contender struck a pedestrian, Charles Balga 60 of Edgemere Queens, on Beach Channel Drive yesterday. Balga in critical condition with pelvis fracture bladder rupture and possible epine fracture at Rockaway Beach Hospital. Jackson questioned four hours released after being cited for driving without a license and charged to appear January 17.
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New York
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Charles Balga
Edgemere
Queens
Rockaway Beach Hospital
Balga
Beach Channel
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Jackson
Farm Machinery Repair Class For Adults Begins Soon
A farm machinery repair class for adults will meet each Wednesday evening at Clarke County High School Vocational Agriculture Department through March. The first session starts tomorrow from 7 to 10 PM, with J. C. Huffman in charge and Leonard Grim assisting. Farmers are urged to inspect their equipment for overhaul during these winter sessions.
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Berryville
Vocational Agriculture Department
Clarke County High School
J. C. Huffman
Voag
Leonard Grim
Jayhawks threaten Big Seven as Missouri tops Iowa State
Kansas with Wilt Chamberlain 22 points moved to 11th straight win after beating Oklahoma 59-51 and cruising 80-54 over Colorado and 58-57 versus Iowa State. Missouri upset Iowa State 77-59 as Ohio State Indiana led Big Ten 2-0. Kentucky beat Loyola Chicago 81-62. Vanderbilt defeated Georgia Tech 81-73.
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Iowa
Michigan
Michigan State
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Associated Press
Loyola of Chicago
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Harvard Seeks Football Boss After Lloyd Jordan Firing
Harvard boards a new football coach after firing Lloyd Jordan ending a seven year tenure. Athletic Director Bolles searches at the NCAA Coaches' Convention in St Louis while Jordan also seeks work. Expected severance pays balance of about 20 000 to 25 000.
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Mass
Harvard
Lloyd Jordan
University
Harold “Josh” Williams
Jordan
American Football Coaches Assn
Thomas Bolles
St. Louis
Robinson Says He's Not Much Good and Giants Aren't Either
Jackie Robinson, 38, announces retirement and doubts he could help the New York Giants after being traded from Brooklyn. He cites age and declining form, noting the Giants have lost young players and face an uphill push to contention next season.
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Giants
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Bill White
Willie Kirkland
Winchester Star Photo Shows Little League Officials and Founders
Marvin Gore, founder and treasurer of Winchester-Frederick Little League, outlines notes to the steering committee for the season. Seated left to right are William Keyton, M. E. Red Royston, and Ray Ward.
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Winchester Star Photo
Marvin Gore
Winchester-Frederick L. L
William Keyton
M. E
Red” Royston
Ray Ward
Jayhawks Tar Heels Dominate Cage Scene
Foreign Ministry in Mexico City says it knows nothing of a Communist backed invasion plot into Guatemala. It denies government action or involvement.
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Mexico City
Foreign Ministry
Guatemala
Mexico
Kansas Reigns No. 1. UNC Close Behind in AP Poll
Kansas holds 11-0 record and 45 first place votes atop the AP ranking with 732 points, narrowly ahead of North Carolina at 684. Kentucky remains third as Illinois drops after a loss, Vanderbilt rises, and the top 10 sees minor shuffles with no new entrants.
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Associated Press
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Louisville
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Iowa State
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Ilinois
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Bae Dtm
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
A& M
Wake Forest
Canisius
Duke
St. Louis
West Virginia
Polio Foundation Faces Big Decision on Future
Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, says with polio largely conquered the group must choose a new role by spring. The 80 000 old cases and $25 million in research support loom as obligations as the foundation weighs options including closing or shifting to a new disease focus.
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New York
National Foundation For
Basil O'Connor
1956 Record Year For C&P Telephone
1956 was another record year for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia with increased expansion and service quality. More employees, more calls local and long distance, and over 40 million dollars spent on facilities, boosting investment to 261 million. New dial offices and larger buildings were added in Leesburg Concord Shawsville Danville Onancock Toano Williamsburg and other cities to support expanded service.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
J. Rhodes Mitchell
Mitchell
Leesburg
Concord
Shawsville
Localities listed in Virginia region
A fragment lists communities including Purcellville and surrounding towns in Northern Virginia such as Leesburg Middleburg Arlington Annandale Fairfax Falls Church Groveton Winchester and others per OCR text.
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Ersburg
Ashland
Hopewell
Alexandria
Annandale
Fairfax
Falls Church
Groveton
Winchester
Perfume for Jail Recommendation Reportedly Made
Fleming County grand jury after inspecting the jail recommended a milder deodorant to reduce odor for prisoners and visitors. The note was made public in local coverage from Flemingsburg Kentucky.
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Flemingsburg
Ky. LY
Fleming County
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