Colonels Beat Luray 70-61 For 10th Win In Tight District Action
James Wood posted its 10th win of the season with a 70-61 road victory over Luray. The Colonels, led by Steve Reedy's 26 points, featured a balanced attack with Dick 16 Sprinkle 11 and Goode 11, as they stretch their lead in District 10 and eye a key showdown with Montevideo next Friday.
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James Wood
Luray
Strasburg
Montevideo
Colonels
Turner Ashby
March of Dimes
Knights
Steve Reedy
Wendell Dick
Jim Sprinkle
Dickie Goode
Mickey Baughman
Shepherdstown
Jim Casey
Bulldogs
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Seeeeess
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Ewer
Eenee
Ll Campbell
Waynesboro
William King
Castlewood
Parry McCluer
Buena Vista
Clarke County Upsets Warren County in District 10 Clash
Clarke County routs Warren County 63 52 at Berryville to move the Eagles to fourth in District 10. Darrell Jones scores 21 as Walter Hoffman shines on defense and key rebounds. Hoffman’s defense limits John Marlowe, while Clarke cold free throws help seal the win.
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Eddie Grim
Eagles
Darrell Jones
Warren
John Marlowe
Jim
Clarke County
Warren County
Berryville
Wildcats
Jones
Walter Hoffman
Walter
Cats
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Hoffman
Marlowe
Doug Cochran
Norman Heflin
Leo Tomblin
Clarke
Phil Shiner
Hagerstown
South High
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Brown
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Tombline
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Handley Extends Unbeaten Run With 41 33 Win Over Rams
Handley beat Strasburg 41 33 to run its unbeaten streak to eight games, aided by Eddie Grim who scored 21 and Gary Anderson with long range shots. The Rams slowed the pace with a zone defense, keeping the game close until Handley pulled away late.
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Handley
Eddie Grim
Theother
Gary Anderson
Strasburg
Grim
Anderson
Jack Reid
Reid
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Robinson
Bagwhell
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Pingley
Handley FT
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Binneree
Hollisee
Campanella Fires Back at Robinson Over Dodgers Talk
Roy Campanella, now retired, says Jackie Robinson is “shootin’ off his mouth” as he predicts catching at least 100 Dodgers games annually for three years. Campanella criticizes Robinson’s remarks on his comeback chances and recalls clubhouse tensions.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
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Longstand
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Roy
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Campanella
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Four Fined For Failing To Answer Parking Summons
Four individuals were fined a total of 925 to cover fines and court costs after failing to respond to an overtime parking summons. Named defendants include Marshall A. DeHaven Harry G. Catlett Guy Jennings Oates and Herman Powell. Other Municipal Court cases list violations such as no state inspection sticker passing red light no inspection and improper registration with fines ranging from 9.25 to 17.25.
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E. Kern St
Harry G. Catlett
Bloomery Star Rt
Guy Jennings Oates
Sunnyside Station
Herman Powell
N. Loudoun St
John Rice
Carroll Palmer Kenney
Hayfield
Michael Joseph Spencer, Jr
Ralph Franklin Dinges
Brucetown
Elias W. Wines
Fairmont Ave
Millard Nelson Singhas
Rt. 3
YMCA Relocates Headquarters to 700 West Fort Street
PORT HUDSON Mich The local YMCA announces a new address 700 West Fort Street after a rapid board decision changing the former Beer Street location. The correction highlights swift organizational action and the updated contact point for members and programs.
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Port Hudson, Mich
YMCA
West Fort St
Beer Street
Gaunt fires 162 as Braddock St Methodist tops Welltown
Allen Gaunt bowled 162 with seven spares and a strike in the third frame to pace Braddock St Methodist to a three wins in Church League play over Welltown Methodist. Keller's 129 363 and Renner 128 342 supported Braddock St who totaled 1693 in the series. Market St Methodist also won three straight over United Brethren No 1 paced by Cooper 126 349.
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Allen Gaunt
Bow
Braddock St. Methodist
Welltown Methodist
Gaunt
FE Keller
Dick Renner
Braddock
John Ebert
Hugh Patton
Braddock St Methodist
Catholic
Sonny Cooper
Market St. Methodist
United Brethren
Market St
Daniel “Pop” Rush
Elmer Allen
Church of Christ
Raymond Burke
Ccceesees
Rcceseses
Keller
Renner
Cooper
King David tops three as Delicious loses big in league play
In the Girls Afternoon League Thur day King David swept Golden Delicious with a 392 game and 1033 set led by Pat Godlove 112 273 and Kay Pugh 105 272. Janet Bish anchored Grimes Golden with a 278 set and 100 in a 3 0 sweep over Va Beauties.
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Shirly Curl
Kay Pugh
King David
Golden Delicious
Kay Sheard
Delicious
Ben Davis
Janet Bish
Grimes Golden
Beauties
Sandra Bursey
Shirley Car
Offer Made for Robinson Art Collection Exceeds Million
Mrs Gladys Robinson the ex wife of Edward G Robinson says she has been offered about 3 250 000 for the Robinson art collection. The masterpieces were assembled over 25 years by the Robinsons and she expects to sign sale papers in a day or two to an undisclosed buyer. The offer tops a prior bid by a Los Angeles patrons syndicate aimed at the Los Angeles County Museum.
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Los Angeles
Gladys Robinson
Edward G. Robinson
Robinson
Robinsons
John Carter Leads Douglas Past Ram er Martinsburg 58-35
John Carter scored 29 as Douglas beat Ram er of Martinsburg 58-35 in a road contest. Bennie Brown added 10 points, Lee Mason contributed eight, while Herbert Mosby led West Virginia with 19. Douglas used a full court press and improved to 6-2 on the season.
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Ramer
Martinsburg
John Carter
West Virginians
Bennie Brown
Tommy Washington
Lee Mason
James Stephenson
Washington
Bulldogs
Herbert Mosby
John Burrell
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CAFE
Ramer G FT T Brown
Ross Sever
Mosby
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Shooting Match Winners Named
Winners at the weekly shooting match held last night at Harry Patterson's farm for the benefit of the Round Hill Fire Company were Richard Arnold George Hodg son Dickie Boyce O J Dorsey Clifton Arnold Linde McFarland Burrell Hewitt Glen Anderson Roy Larrick and Bobby Hodgson.
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Harry Patterson
Round Hill Fire Company
Richard Arnold
George Hodgson
Dickie Boyce
O. J. Dorsey
Clifton Arnold
Linde McFarland
Burrell Hewitt
Glen Anderson
Roy Larrick
Bobby Hodgson
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