Strasburg Holds Off Warren to Stay Near District Lead
Strasburg rallied to a 53 52 finish over Warren as Carl Burgreen made a late layup to seal a 7 2 league record. Eddie Kern and Larry Crabill led Strasburg with 20 and 17 points, while Warren’s Bob Ladd led scoring with 14 as Strasburg moved to 8 3 overall.
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Wildcats
Carl Burgreen
Rams
Larry Crabill
Eddie Kern
Strasburg
Mariginas
Warren County
Bob Ladd
Sowers
Kern
Crabill
Graw
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Ladd
Tom Sowers
Jerry Reynolds
Yates Hall
Stonewall Jackson Beats Central High 46 35
Stonewall Jackson defeats Central High 46 to 35 in a low scoring game. Central stumbles to 1st-half drought as Wayne Whetzel scores the hosts only points late in the second period. Phillips leads Stonewall with 23 points and Dellinger adds 11.
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Stonewall Jackson
Central High
Geopse
Osttval
Falcons
Central
Wayne Whetzel
Maarfie Phillips
Stonewall
Phillips
Dellinger
Fults
Garber
Weaver
Lynn
Whette
Rutz
NFL Increases Player Limit to 40 per Team
The NFL raises the active roster to 40 players per club from 37 while keeping a master list of 560 players. A four man injury exception allows one outsider to join in such cases. Clubs may sell home game telecasts within blackout zones with revenue split 60 40.
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NFL
Bowling standings and high scores across city league play
Multiple teams posted high series and game totals in recent bowling matches. Notables include Frank Cooper 536 and two 496s by Don Armel and Woody Baker for Eis Went, Renner Plumbers 3-1 over Shenandoah Gas with Dorsey 542, Purtlebaugh brothers leading VFW to a 4-0 win, and Ritz Construction 4-0 over Kirk's Servicenter. The Kilts lead Country Club League after a 2-2 tie with the Chuckers. Nora Garber 451 leads for the leaders, while Mary Robinson 424 paces the Flips in their 4-0 win.
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Eis
Sarweden
Eddie Farmers
Frank Cooper
Don Armel
Woody Baker
Fulk
George Moyer
Renner
Shenandoah Gas
Nacie Dorsey
Marshall Grandstaff
Phil Purtlebaugh
Pete Purtlebaugh
VFW
Crown Blue
Crown White
al Murphy
KILTS
Chuckers
Nora Garber
Lee Assen
Thelma Stratton
Mary Robinson
Local Puppy Dominates Maryland Kennel Show in Baltimore
Nine month old Waltraute Von Dachtlhof a long haired Dachshund owned by Mrs Lucy K Nordheim won the Puppy Class Winners Bitch and Best of Opposite Sex at the Maryland Kennel Club Dog Show held at the Armory in Baltimore The puppy was shown by Miss Martha Nordheim reflecting a locally owned entry and all breed bench show format.
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Waltraute von Dachtlhof
Lucy K. Nordheim
Maryland Kennel Club
Baltimore
Martha Nordheim
Armory
Jones poised for big purse in New York bout
The undercard fighter Jones nears a potential $100000 prize in a 10 round match at the New York Coliseum. promoter Edwin Ahlquist floated a Sweden bid to fight Flo Patterson in Stockholm in May or June, with Patterson’s draw power noted. Patterson, popular in Sweden, faced Santo Amanti last January. Jones, who lost to Cassius Clay in a 10 rounder in New York last March, is a top contender while Patterson is ranked eighth.
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Jones
Boston
Tom McNeeley
New York Coliseum
Dar Ute
Alex Jones
Era
Ame
Edwin ‘Ahlquist
Flo Patterson
Stockholm
Ahlquist
Patterson
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Italy
Santo Amanti
G. Patterson
Cassius Clay
Boxing results from London New York and Stockton show outcomes
The Associated Press reports Don Johnson of Los Angeles defeated Howard Winstone of Wales by points in London. Ossie Marcano of Puerto Rico outpointed Walker Simmons of Asheville. Dana Kidd of the Philippines out pointed Jorge Salazer of Mexico in Stockton.
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London
Don Johnson
Los Angeles
Howard Winstone
Wales
New York
Ossie Marcano
Puerto Rico
Walker Simmons
Asheville
Ngs
Stockton
Calif
Dana Kidd
Philippines
Jorge Salazer
Mexico
Clarke County Eagles rout Rappahannock 75 to 38 in district affair
Clarke County surged to a 75 38 victory over Rappahannock in District 10 play. Clarke led 11 7 after one period and 29 16 at halftime. Dickie Longerbeam tops scoring with 96 on the year, Frankie Stoneburger debuts with 15, Pullen adds 11.
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Washington
Clarke County Eagles
County
Clarke
Eagles
Rappahannock
Clarke County
Dickie Longerbeam
Ernie Stoneburger
Paul’s OT Win Over Bell Clothes In City League
Paul’s TV edged Bell Clothes 119 117 in overtime at the Armory. Grim 45 Garrett 32 Oates 22 led Paul’s. Miller 29 Keeler 28 Dick Keeler 25 Chamberlin 22 added Bell’s scoring. TACs beat Workingman’s 100 77 behind West 30 Hannas 25 Harris 25 Blowe 21.
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Paul
Bell Clothes
The
Armory
Eddie Grim
Roland Garrett
Donnie Oates
Ahail
Grim
Garrett
Oates
Danny Miller
Ron Keeler
Dick Keeler
Joe Chamberlin
Bell
Tacs
Workingman’s Store
Ee O
Ken West
Jerry Hannas
Charlie Harris
Ray Blowe
Giants Sign 2 Pitchers For 1964 Season
San Francisco Giants announce two pitchers, Bob Hendley and Ron Herbel, have signed 1964 contracts. The team reports twenty players have signed with the club for the coming season.
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SAN Francisco
Bob Hendley
Ron Herbel
San Francisco Giants
Feeney
National League Baseball Club
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