GW Colonials Face WVU In Southern Conference Clash
GW Colonials seek revenge as they host West Virginia in a key Southern Conference showdown at the Wash Coliseum after last year’s 120 68 defeat. VMI edged Richmond 79 77 to stay even in league play as Jeff Gausepohl and Bobby Watson led the Keydets with 30 and 21 points respectively.
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Frederick's Lions
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Scholastic Scores From The Associated Press Coincide With Virginia Action
A long list of high school basketball scores from Virginia and surrounding areas shows George Wythe beating Huguenot 71 to 60 and St. Joseph's defeating St. Patrick's 65 to 40, with many games decided by margins of a few points or in overtime. Included are results for Fairfax, Yorktown, James Madison, Potomac, and numerous county schools, reflecting a busy winter slate across the region.
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Coca Cola Takes First Half Title In Duckpin League
Coca Cola won the first half championship of the Evening Star Ladies League with a 1610 to 1527 win over Kastle's Mens Shop at Health Center Lanes. Virginia Larrick, Connie Lineburg and Helen Ritter led a 593 middle game. Nancy Roth top-scored for Charles Towners with 115. Roy Sievers agrees to terms with Phillies as news closes.
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Sealtest
Britons Face Dim Weekend as Electric Power Falls
wildcat strikes slow output at 30 power stations across Britain. voltage cuts dim lights heaters and television pictures, with red signals and slow cooking. unions push for official backing and wage talks shift to arbitration while authorities warn on possible outages.
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74 Year Old Soldier Retires From the Army
M Sgt Charles E Burt retires from the Army at 74 after 36 years service in 82nd Airborne Division He made his only parachute jump in 1943 at Sicily while 54 and later received parachute wings and a combat star Burt began service in 1906 and returned from a long civilian period before re enlistment in 1942 He planned to live in Fayetteville near Ft Bragg with wife Irma
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Pop) Burt
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Ole Miss Suspends Student After Campus Harassment
A white student was suspended while the campus warned others amid ongoing harassment of James Meredith. Security tightened at the cafeteria as officials, students, and Meredith faced jeers and threats. A federal grand jury reviewed the September riot and Meredith’s arrival with federal protection.
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Television Schedule Dense with Classic Films and Sports
A dense nightly grid lists 4 All-Star Golf, Wide World of Sports, many films led by Drums of Tahiti and The Sun Also Rises, and TV dramas. Notable stars include Tyrone Power, Clark Gable, Lana Turner, James Mason, and Greer Garson across multiple broadcasts.
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Bowling league results highlight Friday action at Northside Lanes
Continental Homes rolled past National Fruit 40 in the Fri day Night Pro League at Northside Lanes. High scores included Curtis Braithwaite 526 Bill Bridgeforth 545 Fred Gordon 565 Buzz Walton 540 and Jess Kiracore 563. Walton chased Bridgeforth for high game 233 228.
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Former Employee Sues Railroad For 40000 Damages
Lawrence Thacker, a former Norfolk and Western Railway line man based in Princeton West Virginia, filed a US District Court damage suit in Roanoke seeking 40000 after an August 14 incident in which he was struck and seriously hurt by an electric tower while assisting its removal.
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