Handley Tops Strasburg In Tight District Showdown
Handley defeated Strasburg 46 to 36 on the road to stay among undefeated Group II state contenders. Gary Anderson and Jack Reid led the Judges with key late runs and five field goals apiece, while Eddie Grim added strong scoring as Handley pulled away in the final minutes. Miller led Strasburg with 11 points and strong rebounding before foul trouble slowed the Rams.
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Peterson's Ointment gains nationwide fame for piles relief
A Buffalo druggist in 1880s created a cooling soothing ointment for itching piles. Its quick relief and strong reputation spread across the land making Peterson's Ointment a favorite in thousands of homes. Available as a 50 cent box or 75 cent applicator tube with a money back offer.
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Big Six leaders Bump as W M and Richmond share top spot
William and Mary Indians and Richmond Spiders hold a joint 3-1 Big Six record after W M beat VMI 81 72. Virginia 2 1 trails. Little Eight leaders Bridgewater and Hampden Sydney 4-1, Roanoke 3-1. Other results include Norfolk Division W M over RPI 76 66 Lynchburg 85 73 and Emory and Henry 70 83 Milligan.
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Mantle Sends Contract Back From Lenox Hill Hospital
New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle, awaiting tonsil surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital, revealed he had returned the unsigned contract to the Yankees. He said his leg trouble from the World Series is improving and GM George Weiss offered about $25,000, Mantle hoping for closer to 30,000.
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Handley over Strasburg in tight period scoring
Handley led by periods with 7 13 20 8 and 7 13 20 8 in a high scoring game against Strasburg. Officials were Young and McFall with Litten as scorer. Handley JV posted 39 to Strasburg 27.
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Buncutter Tire Co Wins First Half in A League Bowling
Buncutter Tire Co clinches the first half title with a 41 10 record after sweeping three wins over Brakeshoe Cafeteria in a Monday night matchup. Carr Publishing Co and Baker's Tavern also posted key wins as team and individual scores highlighted the evening.
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Saddler Favored in Featherweight Title Bout With Elorde
The 10 year age gap does not deter fans from predicting Saddler’s defense of his featherweight title against Flash Elorde at the Cow Palace. Saddler, champion since 1950 with 142 victories, 100 knockouts in 159 fights, faces Elorde who is ranked ninth with 27 wins in 37 bouts. The 15 round match is on TV at 10 p.m. EST.
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America’s Chances Of Repeating Four Golds In Oslo
In Oslo in 1952 the United States won four Olympic golds, surpassing expectations. In Cortina 1956 experts predict about two or three U.S. golds, with many Americans acknowledging four is unlikely.
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Holy Cross and Top Teams Clash In Big Night Of Games
Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 81-67 while Connecticut rolled past New Hampshire 93-56. Cincinnati beat Xavier 71-66 and Niagara routed Toronto 84-56 as key ACC and conference races tighten. Seattle upset 14th ranked Oklahoma City 89-84 in overtime. Idaho State led the RM Conference with a 63-54 win over Colorado State.
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New Phone Numbers for Winchester and Gainesboro Advertisers
Advertisers in Winchester and Gainesboro switch to new phone numbers now in effect. Today's ads list the updated contact numbers for local businesses.
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Ike to Address Political Rally
President Eisenhower to address Salute to Eisenhower Republican rallies nationwide Friday evening. Hagerty said he may speak in person or from the White House with details undecided. It will be his first public political appearance since his September heart attack. A White House conference is planned for Thursday, his first in Washington since August.
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Red Tie Incident Ties Bank Chief’s Resignation to Mourning
An investigation heard that Antonio Carcamo ex-president of the Bank of Santa Fe Province admitted pressuring Venancio Vallariani, Belincue branch manager, because Vallariani wore a red necktie after Eva Peron’s death. Citizens wore black ties in mourning after July 26, 1952.
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Mont to Succeed Tatum as Maryland Coach
Cumberland’s Mont named to succeed Jim Tatum as football coach at the University of Maryland. Bill Cobey named athletic director. Montana Mont, 33, an assistant to Tatum since 1951, is a Cumberland native and 1946 Maryland graduate who played quarterback.
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