Night College Basketball Scores Across Conferences
East Temple beat St Johns 81 79. NYU 68 over Syracuse. Morris Harvey 75 over West Virginia Wes 67. Virginia 68 over Richmond 61. Emory and Henry 69 over Carson Newman 54. Bridgewater 66 over Gallaudet 53. Erskine 80 over North Georgia 41. Murray Ky 67 over Tenn Tech 53. Louisiana Tech 65 over Louisiana College 23. Kentucky Wesleyan 75 over George town Ky 55. Furman 48 over Clemson 45. Western Car 47 over East Tenn Teachers 45. Catawba 64 over Wofford 41. Presbyterian 75 over Oglethorpe 36.
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East
Temple
St. Johns
Ben
NYU
Syracuse
Morris Harvey
W. Va. Wes
South— Virginia
Richmond
Emory and Henry
Carson- Newman
Bridgewater
Gallaudet
Erskine
North Georgia
Muray (Ky
Tenn Tech
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana College
Kentucky Wesleyan
Georgetown
Furman
Clemson
Western Car
East Tenn Tchrs
Catawba
Wofford
Presbyterian
Oglethorpe
Hagerstown Opens At Allentown In Interstate League
The Interstate baseball league announces a 140 game schedule for year with opening April 27 and closing September 5. Opening day features Hagerstown at Allentown, Trenton at Harrisburg, York at Lancaster and Wilmington at Sunbury. A note on the Carolina parakeet states it now survives only in Florida.
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Lancaster
Interstate Baseball League
Hagerstown
Allentown
Trenton
Harrisburg
York
Wilmington
Sunbury
Across The Headpin League Team Scores and Bouts
Ted's News Stand beat Newberry's 2 to 1, Sarah Zane Fire Co swept three matches while Jewel Box edged Nurses and Va Woolen Co tied with 0. Kirby Transfer won 2 to 1 over Capitol Restaurant as results show individual scores: Dorothy Lofton 322, Marie Franklin 318, Ann McKee. Team marks list Ted's News Stand 1362 and Sarah Zane Fire Co 1369 in sets.
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Ted’s
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Capitol
Newberry
Ee Kirby
Jewel Box
O'Sullivan
Woolen Co
South End Fire Co
Marie Franklin
Dorothy Lofton
Hazel Johnson
Ann McKee
Ted
Jewel
Va. Woolen Co
Nurses
South End Fire
Kirby Transfer
Capitol Restaurant
19 point Buck Shot By Martinsburg Man Wins Him Certificate
A 19 point buck killed near Moorefield in 1945 by Leonard O. Unger of Martinsburg earned a medal and certificate as the third largest North American deer. The 219 pound trophy, taken after his earlier bucks in 1947 and 1945, will be honored at a Boone and Crockett dinner at the American Museum of Natural History.
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Leonard O. Unger
Martinsburg
North America
Moorefield
Boone and Crockett Club
American Museum of Natural History
Unger
Harrisonburg Blue Streaks Dominate Clifton Forge Rout
Harrisonburg Blue Streaks won their second straight basketball game, routing Clifton Forge 48 to 9. The lopsided win highlighted solid defense and swift transitions by the home squad.
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Harrisonburg Blue Streaks
Clifton Forge
Berryville Legion Hagerstown Five Battle in Clarke Gym
Berryville American Legion hoops hosts Hagerstown National Guard five at Clarke gym at 7 45 p m tomorrow. Legionnaires recently defeated Upperville 51 46 signaling their midseason form.
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Berryville American Legion
Hagerstown National Guard
Clarke
Legionnaires
Upperville
Sirbaugh Wins Atlanta Journal Duckpin Tourney
Gene Sirbaugh formerly of Winchester won the Atlanta Journal duckpin bowling tourney as reported by an Atlanta paper. He is the son of Mrs. Sadie Sirbaugh of Front Royal with brothers employed in Winchester. He rolled a 507 set.
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Gene Sirbaugh
Winchester
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Sirbaugh
Sadie Sirbaugh
Front Royal
Tilts Martinsburg Legion post cngers score 232 in two games
Martinsburg’s two 100 point tilts culminate in a 107 to 44 win over Woodstock as the squad reaches the century mark for the fifth time in two seasons. Local scores include Martinsburg High 42 Harpers Ferry 29 Hedgesville 55 St Joseph 32 Potomac State 54 Shepherd College 52. The note on incubula traces Latin origin to cradle or birthplace.
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Martinsburg Legion Post Cngers
Woodstock
West Virginia
Martinsburg High
Harpers Ferry
Hedgesville
St. Joseph
Potomac State
Shepherd College
Legion Cagemen beaten again by Royal Crown in city league
Royal Crown defeated the American Legion post cagemen 42-31 at the armory to move top in city standings. Elks beat Winchester Business College 56-46, tying Legionaires for second as RC led 15-4 early and held a 24-11 halftime edge before sealing the win. Next at 8:30 p.m., Plumly meets WBC at the armory.
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Royal Crown
American Legion Post
Armory
Elks
Winchester Business College
Legionaires
Legion-Rc
Cola Boys
Legion
Lee
WBC
Pope
Plumly
Grim
J. Lewis
Bush
Burkhart
McKee
Levi
Garber
American Legion
Pingley
Walker
Hartley
Ellis
Snider
Clowe
Sencindiver
Hammond
Gorrigan
Russell
Smith
Prickett
Anderson
Look
Reid
RC Say Elks
Waynesboro Gridiron Tilt With Handley Tonight
Handley basketballers make their third start in Class 5 play at 8 p m in the Judges gym against Waynesboro. Handley seeks revenge after a 44 46 loss last year and holds one win and one loss in Class 5.
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Handley
Waynesboro
Handiey
New Board Member as Charles Town Show Assn Reports Best Year
Charles Town Horse Show Assn reports 1948 proceeds of 27911 dollars, its best year yet. William P. C. Perry joins the board at the annual meeting. the organization traces its 1913 founding and related race club ties, stock history, and current asset value per share.
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Charles Town
William P. C. Perry
Charles Town Horse Show Assn
Charles Town Jockey Club
Jockey Club Q
Jockey Club
Cavaliers Trim Richmond Spiders
Virginia’s Cavaliers beat Richmond 68 to 61 as free throws lagged across the 1 to 3 ratio for the six colleges. Other results: Emory and Henry beat Carson Newman 69 to 54, Bridgewater crushed Galludet 66 to 53. Tonight William and Mary meet Washington and Lee in Lexington.
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Richmond
Virginia
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
University of Richmond
Charlottesville
Emory and Henry
Wasps
Carson Newman
Bridgewater
Eagles
Gallaudet
Old Dominion
Lexington
William and Mary
Indians
Washington and
Lee
Generals
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Lynchburg
Hornets
Roanoke College
Salem
Two 14-Year-Old Runaways Recovered in Shenandoah County
Two 14-year-old boys who fled Middletown school were captured in Shenandoah County this morning. Captain Francis Funk brought them back from Woodstock after they disappeared near the school during a field trip. They had told classmates they planned to go to Florida and are in county foster homes per welfare dept.
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Middletown
Shenandoah County
Francis Funk
Woodstock
Florida
Welfare Dept
Substitution Rules Revised In Football to Speed Play
Intercollegiate rules committee in Palm Springs outlines changes to free substitution and clock management elevating offense. Coaches may field many players when ball changes hands while keeping them ready before 25 second clock, with adjustments to punt rules and incomplete passes in the end zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Intercollegiate
William J. Bingham
Harvard
Bingham
Ella Orndorff, Once Seminary Principal, Dies
Miss Ella Orndorff, 78, former Ft. Loudoun Seminary principal, died at Winchester Hospital. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Jones funeral home with Rev. Ronald Wilson officiating. Interment Mt Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers include Gilbert, Richard, Raymond, Charles M. Rosenberger, Thomas Rosenberger and Edwin Orndorff. Survivors are nieces and nephews.
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L. Ella Orndorff
Jones Funeral
Ronald Wilson
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hebron
Gilbert
Richard
Raymond
Charles M
Thomas Rosenberger
Edwin Orndorff
Orndorff
Winchester Hospital
Joseph and
Jermina Keller Orndorff
Shenandoah County
Presbyterian Church
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Mumps and Measles Cut School Classes at Stonewall
About half of the 90 Stonewall school pupils were absent in the first and second grace period due to measles or mumps. Principal Bryant Harper reported some students had both illnesses.
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Stonewall School
Bryant Harper
Arthur D Cather 75 Dies After Ill Health
Arthur D. Cather, 75, retired farmer, died yesterday at his son's home near Fairview church in Nain community after two weeks of ill health. He was born in Hayfield, son of Thomas and Lydia Cather. Survived by two wives, six grandchildren, one son, two daughters, a sister and two brothers. Funeral Monday at Fairview Church with burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery. The body will be moved from Omps Funeral Home to the late residence Saturday afternoon.
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Arthur D. Cather
Arthur R. Cather
Fairview Church
Nain
Hayfield
Thomas C
Lydia N. Parlett Cather
Frederick County
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fairview
Cather
Bessie Rudolph
Deston Boyd
Winchester
Arthur Cather
Silas G
Carl T. Cather
Carlton Fletcher
Meredith Junior Boyd
Mary Lou Boyd
Frances May Cather
Robert Allen Cather
Willa Louise Cather
Donald Austin
L. C. Messick
Mt. Hebron Hebron
Omps Funeral
Mrs James Lindsay Elected President of Clarke Senior Women
Mrs James Lindsay was elected president of the Clarke County Senior Women’s Club to succeed Mrs Graham Dougherty. Other officers include Mrs George Pine as first vice president, Mrs Graham Dougherty as second vice president, Mrs Tousley Hooker as corresponding secretary, and Mrs Douglas Carter as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Women’s Club
Clarke County
James Lindsay
Graham Dougherty
George Pine
Tousley Hooker
Douglas Carter
Why banks cannot accept U S Savings Bonds as collateral
Banks are not permitted to accept U S Savings Bonds as collateral because of their thrift and savings purpose. These bonds are non transferable and secure, making them unsuitable for use as collateral by banks.
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U.S
U. S
Tornadoes Booked To Meet Leesburg Tornadoes
The Valley Tornadoes coached by H. M. Brooks will face Leesburg Rockets on the armory floor at 8 30 p m tomorrow. The Winchester quint, recently formed, lost 35 40 to the Hagerstown Tigers and includes many ex Brown Bomber players.
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Valley Tornadoes
H. M. Brooks
Leesburg Rockets
Armory
Winchester Quint
Hagerstown Tigers
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A . World
St.joseph
Kent ST. T
Big ‘Firestone
Firestone
N. Braddock St
ATLAS
Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Harrisonburg
Berryville
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Handley Five
Horse Show Assn
Richmond Spiders
Nab Young
Ella Orndorff
Clarke Sr
Hunter H. McGuire
B& M
Chevrolet
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
P.w.plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent ST
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leggetts
Coats
Leesburg
Winchester Front Royal
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Dealer
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