Braddock Leads as Ginn and Barton Pace Set Scores
Vernon Barton high for the day with a 377 set and 550 team game as Market St. Methodist and Church of Christ split three matches. Allen Gaunt 127 350 and Braddock St. Methodist edge Catholic to take first place with a 1604 set. UB No. 1 upsets Golden Rule for the odd game while UB No. 2 beats Welltown in a two tilt race.
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Vernon Barton
Church of Christ
Market
St. Methodist
Sonny Cooper
Cooper
Barton
Lawrence Fries
Sam McCall
United Brethren
Golden Rule
Braddock St. Methodist
Carson Dettra
Allen Gaunt
Briscoe Ginn
el Keller
John Ritter
Robert Spaid
United Brethren No. 2
Welltown Methodist
Welltown
Tommy Stickles
UB No
C. B. Shickle
Raymond Burke
Braddock
Church League Braddock
Barge with 15000 gallons alcohol sinks in Ohio River
In Maysville Kentucky the barge carrying 15000 gallons of grain alcohol sank during a turn around in the Ohio River. Its owners doubt any cargo can be salvaged and pollution threatens river life with the spill.
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Maysville
Ohio River
Grimes Golden Bows Lead First Half in League
Grimes Golden women led by Sandra Bursey Rosemma Oates Christine Ploss and Janet Bish won the first half title in the Girls Afternoon League by edging King David 355 to 338 in the second game after King David won two of three. Janet Bish scored 114 in the deciding game.
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Grimes Golden
Sandra Bursey
Rosemma Oates
Christine Ploss
Janet Bish
Kkng David
King David
Golden Delcious
Charlene Gardner
Jane Eddy
Ben Davis
Martha Patton
Delcious
Judge rules UA trustees within rights to expel Autherine Lucy Foster
U S District Court Judge H Hobart Grooms ruled the University of Alabama trustees acted within rights when expelling Autherine Lucy Foster the first Black student at the all white university Foster attended for three days last February and was expelled after alleging a school conspiracy. The judge ordered Foster to pay court costs and left open the possibility of appeal by her lawyers.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S
H. Hobart Grooms
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy Foster
Grooms
Foster
Harrisonburg Man Placed On Probation For VA Fraud
William E. Sumner 34 of Harrisonburg was placed on five years probation by Federal District Judge John Paul for falsifying records to obtain GI Bill funds. Sumner pleaded guilty and must assign assets to the government to cover VA losses. An FBI agent testified Sumner certified veterans attended Saturday classes that did not exist.
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Harrisonburg (P
John Paul
Harrisonburg Business College
Veterans Administration For Education of Veterans
William E. Sumner
Paul
Sumner
FBI
Jack Ballard
James Wood Colonels Shock Warren County to Break Unbeaten Run
The James Wood Colonels knocked off Warren County 72 to 67 at Warren County High School, moving into a tie for third with the Wildcats. Dick Goode and Wendell Dick led with 15 points each as the Colonels built an early lead, with Jim Sprinkle and John Marlowe key for James Wood in a rugged game marked by 53 fouls and late rallies.
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Old Dominion
Warren County High School
Colonels
James Wood
Wildcats
Frederick County Quint
Dickie Goode
Mickey Baugiman
Steve Reedy
Dicike Goode
Eck Miers
John Marlowe
Wendell Dick
Reedy
Jim Brown
Marlowe
Kenny Miers
Warren County
Goode
Subs
Jim Casey
Podlesciny
Murphy
Sprinkle
Baughman
Warren Brown
Fletcher
Kendall
Riley
Armentrout
Baer
Pope
Emmart
Clarke County Eagles win first district game in double OT
Clarke County edged Strasburg 44 42 in two overtimes to claim their first district win in District 10. Darrell Jones scored 17 for the Eagles, with Roger Bergey adding 15 and Ken Wymer 13 as the team drew even 42 42 after regulation and won on a Jones jumper in sudden death.
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Clarke Countys Eagles
Darrell Jones
Clarke County
Strasburg
Rame
Roger Bergey
Eagles
Jones
Bergey
Ken Wymer
Goose Tomblin
Doug Cochran
Loudoun County
Rams
Bulldogs Top Simms In Virginia Inter scholastic League Play
Douglas rose to the top of the Virginia Inter scholastic Association standings with a 57-53 victory over Simms at Harrisonburg. John Carter led Douglas with 21 points, outgunning Tommy Temple of Simms who scored 22. The win marked a 5th win in six starts for the Bulldogs.
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Douglas
Simms’ Quint
Harrisonburg
Bulldogs
John Carter
Tommy Temple
Simms
Tencinti
Tommy Washington
Mason
Thorne nets 21 as Capon Bridge routs Oldtown 66 32
Capon Bridge defeats Oldtown 66 32 on the losers' court. Alan Thorne leads with 21 points as Dick Sirbaugh adds 20 and John McCauley 17. Capon Bridge junior varsity wins 38 23. Doug Whitacre tops juniors with 15. Next up is a home game vs Hedgesville Tuesday.
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Capon Bridge
Oldtown
Capon
Alan Thorne
Dick Sirbaugh
John McCauley
Doug Whitacre
Bobcats
Hedgesville
Urn Recovered by FBI After Boston Theft Case
FBI reports the arrest of Oscar Smith Jr., 44, a Emery Air Freight Co. employee at Logan Airport, on charges of stealing a $50,000 jewel encrusted gold coffee maker used for a March of Dimes drive. The urn was recovered in Hollywood Florida. The item had been shipped to a fake consignee and intended for a Providence Rhode Island store.
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Boston
FBI
Boston Air Freight
Hollywood
Fla
Oscar Smith Jr
Emery Air Freight Co
Logan International Airport
Outlet Co
Providence
R. I
Gas for Polio Day in Winchester
Eight local Esso dealers announce Monday January 21 designated as Gas for Polio Day in Winchester. Esso stations will contribute a percentage of every gallon pumped that day to the 1957 March of Dimes. Stations open all day Monday to support the drive.
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Esso
Winchester
Handley Defeats Luray 63-51 to Take District Lead
Handley beat Luray 63-51 on the Luray court to seize undisputed first in District 10 as Warren County faltered. Grim led Handley with 23 points, while Crouch totaled 22 for Luray. Reid, Anderson, and Robinson contributed for Handley in a tight contest.
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Luray Rams
Handley
Luray
Warren County
James Wood
Montevideo
Shenandoah
Elkton
Grim
Crouch
Luray Star
Jack Reid
Robbie Robinson
Gary Anderson
Reid
Anderson
Robinson
Lees
Hollis
Handley Juniors
Lawrence Sullivan
T Reid
Binner
Totals
Luray G FT T 'Penn
John Dean Fined for Out of Season Deer Kill
John Dean aged 32 of Deer Ark pled guilty to killing a deer out of season in Clarksville Arkansas and was fined 166 dollars.
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Clarksville, Ark
John Dean
Dean
Deer, Ark
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