Tech Nets 74-70 Win Over VMI in Tight Conference Tilt
West Virginia upsets Virginia Tech era 74-70 while Tech’s Frankie Alvis leads with 21 points and Lee Melear adds 20. VMI’s Bobby Blair also scores 21 as Furman and Clemson win in other showdowns with strong late surges. GW falls to Maryland 74-72. All conference teams idle tonight.
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Ference
George Washington
Maryland
Furman
Clem Davidson
Wildcats
Mountaineers
Jim McCormick
West Virginia
Wildcat
VMI
Tech
Lee Melear
Frankie Alvis
Howard Pardue
Melear
Bobby
Blair
Garry Burnisky
Clemson
Gerald Glur
Jerry Smith
Terps
Mark Clark
Kenny Legins
Needlecraft pattern 7407 apron designs and catalog offer
This notice promotes a percale organdy and nylon apron pattern 7407 with embroidery to simulate a tier, in one or two colors. It advertises a 35 cent price plus 10 cents each additional pattern and directs readers to mail requests to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star New York address. It also touts 1963 needlecraft show and catalog with over 200 designs and a free pattern for 25 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
College hoops action around the Old Dominion tonight
The Monarchs lead Little Eight standings with a win set to decide first place as Hampden Sydney visits Bridgewater and Virginia hosts NC State in the ACC. Roanoke is routed by RPI 66 61 while Emory and Henry falls to Lincoln Memorial 88 67.
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Old Dominion
Macon
Monarchs
Hampden-Sydney
Bridgewater
Virginia
North Carolina State
Hampton Institute
Howard
D.C
Roanoke
RPI
Green Devils
Washington
Rodger Fauber
W&l
Bill Hardin
Hornsby Burial Set Thursday
Rogers Hornsby hall of famer will be buried at Hornsby’s Bend near Austin Texas Thursday after funeral services held in Chicago. A standing room crowd of about 250 gathered Tuesday as Dr. August M. Hintz led the service. Hornsby died last Saturday at age 66 from a heart condition.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Bell Romps Over TAC Boys In City League Showdown
Bell trounced TAC Boys 117 to 76 at the Armory to claim a share of first in the City League men’s standings. Ken West led Bell with 30 points, followed by Danny Miller 27 Eddie Grim 24 and Jerry Kelican 20 as Bell built a 36 point second period surge after a tight 23 all first period. TAC Girls beat Nurses 39 to 17 in the opening game, Sharon Williams 13 for Bell and Kay Kipps 8 for Nurses.
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Bell
TAC Boys
Armory
Ken West
Danny Miller
Eddie Grim
Jerry Kelican
TAC
Jerry Spadetti
Sharon Williams
Kay Kipps
Ensogna
Ashby
Williams
Haines
Tenpin Roundup Clarke Lions Trip Leaders
Clarke Lions defeated Falk Plumbing and Heating 3-1 to top the Shenandoah Handicap League at North Side Lanes. Gene Dunn led with a 505, Eddie Joyce high game 191. Mas on 526 for the losers. Raub Supply shut out Ashworth Brothers 4-0 as Metz 572 paced Raub and McIntire 538 led the losers. Anderson Sheet Metal won 3-1 over Truck Suppliers with Loy 578 for the winners and Gladden 515 for the losers. Renner Brothers blank Shenandoah Gas, Crown Blue split with VFW. Crown, Cork and Seal won 3-1 in the Apple Capital League with Stackman 523. Braithwaite 547 tops in losing effort. Renner Plumbing moved to second with a 3-1 over Allstate Insurance. Connor 552 and McKee 519 led the winners. One Hour Cleaners beat Kirk’s Servicenter 3-1 as Frye 520 led the winners. Sealock 538 Buckner 531 for the losers. Stickley Ford beat Swanson’s Barber Shop 3-1. Williams 550 led Stickley Ford. Sunoco shut out Ebert Buick 4-0.
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Clarke County Lions
Falk Plumbing
Plumbers
Northside Lanes
Gene Dunn
Eddie Joyce
Charles Mason
Raub Supply
Falk
Ashworth Brothers
Gen Metz
Raub
Crown
Cork
Seal
Clergy Big
Virgil Stackman
Curtis Braithwaite
Pizza Shop
Renner Plumbing
Allstate Insurance
Dick Connor
Harry McKee
Cleaners
Kirk
Servicenter
Jimmy Frye
Earl Sealock
Harold Buckner
Jim Williams
Stickley Ford
Swanson
John Stickles
Sunoco
Ebert Buick
Dixie Beverage Prevails 3-0 in Tuesday Duckpin Roundup
In Health Center Lanes action Dixie Beverage outpaced Webbtown Market 3-0 after a tie in the first tilt and a rolloff won by Ruth Fauver and Nancy Thomas. Dorothy Burke led the second with 132 while Marie Fauver 119 and Val Morgan 110 powered the win for Dixie Beverage. other teams posted scores across Moose Bantam and BY Leagues, including Paul’s TV and Crisman Cleaners 3-0 victories.
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Dixie Beverage
Webbtown
Ruth Fauver
Nancy Thomas
Dorothy Burke
Marie Fauver
Val Morgan
Willene Brooks
Dot Grim
Char
Paul
Paul Carper Duck
Pace
Jim Fiddler
Jack Billmyer
Bill Thomas
Crisman Cleaners
O'Sullivan
Doug Sirbaugh
Charles Bush
Roland Bush
O’sullivan
Bucky Whitacre
Clearbrook Woolen
Marvin Bucher
Harry Mason
American Oil Co
Southern Bakeries
Amoco
Bob Layman
Allen Cole
Quick Rarebit Method in One Corning Pot
Heat canned cream of tomato soup then melt cheese in it for a quick rarebit.
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Associated Press
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W&m
Party Charmer
Pap
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Barr
Wright
O’hara
Watkins
Spadetti
Hershman
Chamberlin
Eyre
West
Hannas
Grim
Adkins
Miller
Keliian
Cochran
Kipps
Hupp
Clarke Lions
Miller & Anderson’s
Ultra Color TV
Taneo
Miller Anderson
Scauean ST
Monett
Whitmore
Helen Surface
Boyce’s
Real McCoys
Fort
Loudoun
B & M Chevrolet
Yan- Machine
Winchester
Alcoa
Fleet Meats
Glaize & Brother
Ies Stee
Bill McMullen
Boyd Unger
TV & Service
C & P Telephone
Eetone Trane
Lezon
Whitewalls
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
Hudson
Kaiser
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Plymouth
Pontiac
Studebaker
Edsel
Imperial
Nash
Oldsmobile
Packard
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Continental
Lincoln
Firestone
States
Canada
Winchester Park & Shop
Men's & Boy's
Ivate Listening
Vale Yallie
Firestone Stores
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