Shenandoah Blows Lead And Game To Owls 90 88
West Virginia leads Southern Conference with home success as Virginia Tech and Davidson suffer road woes. William and Mary shocks Virginia Tech 78 63 at Blow Gym while Furman upsets Davidson 65 63. Don Meredith lifts Lynchburg Hornets past Washington and Lee 64 63. Richmond visits VMI as CIAA schedules loom.
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Perry Engineering Co Inc Excavating Paving and More
Perry Engineering Co Inc advertises excavating paving septic systems and equipment rental services with phone contact MO 2 3897 detailing a full range of site work and equipment for hire.
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Charles Town Racetrack Winners Highlight Local Owners
William E. Bridgeforth of Winchester saw Bonus win the co feature sixth race at Charles Town, returning $2.80 $2.60 and $2.20. Milton Ritzenberg, owner of Clarke County’s Milton Valley Farm, celebrated Ladin’s victory in the eighth race with payoffs of $7.00 $3.40 and $2.60.
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Liston Vetoes Miami As Site For Rematch In Court Likely
AP reports Floyd Patterson holds contract power to name rematch date site and promoter for the Liston Patterson bout a Miami Beach April 4 clash may be halted by Liston and possibly resolved in court Patterson’s attorney Julius November and Liston advisor Jack Nilon indicate a fight cancellation if terms are not Patterson’s.
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Translvanian Founding Marks 1829 Transylvania College
In Lexington Kentucky the Translvanian began in 1829 at Transylvania College as the first literary magazine in the West and remains a student publication today.
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Hornets Fall in Tri-State Clash at Shenandoah
Shenandoah suffers first Tri-State Conference loss 101 96 as Temico scores 31 led by Mike Spangler and Paul Tempio. Overton paces Hornets with 20 points in a tight home tilt at Suitland High gym.
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Dawn Frazer Named 1962 AP Female Athlete of the Year
Australia’s Dawn Fraser, 25, became the first woman to break the one minute barrier in the 100 meter swim and set a world record in the 110 yards. She lowered her Empire Games Perth marks to 59.6 seconds and earned the AP Female Athlete of the Year honor for 1962.
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Casper Leads San Diego Open After First Round
Billy Casper Jr a native of San Diego shot 64 seven under par to lead the 1959 San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club. Gary Player Tony Lema and Stan Leonard trailed by one stroke in unsettled weather while Gene Littler and Tommy Jacobs faced tough rounds.
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Kentucky Allows 18-Year-Old Voting Since 1956 Primaries
In Frankfort Kentucky the state has long permitted 18-year-olds to vote and has done so since the May primaries in 1956. The measure places Kentucky among the few states granting this age group suffrage.
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