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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1946

Page

9

Mikan Named Garden's Outstanding Cage Player Again

George Mikan of DePaul headlines the All-Garden first team chosen by five New York coaches and AP features writer. The group honors top invading players, led by Mikan with 53 points in the 1944-45 Garden season and includes Bob Kurland Milo Komenich George Kok and Harry Donovan among others with 112 Garden points collectively. Coaches voted after 21 doubleheaders with 33 invading teams represented and NY colleges excluded.

Frank Eckap New York George Mikan DePaul Madison Square Ten Sea AP New Features Ter Rhode Island State Garden Clair Bee LIU Howard Jake) Cann NYU Nat Holman CCNY Joe Lapchick St. John’s John Honey) Russell Manhattan Ned Irish Garen Bob Kurland Oklahoma Aggies Milo Komenich Wyoming George Kok Arkansas Harry Donovan Muhlenberg Donovan St. Francis of Brooklyn Mikan Kurland Komenich LSU Kok Giants Bee Don Otten Bowling Green Otten

Way to Believe Itchy Pimples Ad Sells Balm

Advertisement promotes Petersons soothing balm for irritated skin and itching. Claims relief for pimples red blotches and itching with a 35 cent box and suggests use on feet and between toes.

Peterson's

Bowling Standings and Individual Scores

Hershey Pints, Perry Const. Co, No Va Power Co, Lions, American Legion, O Sullivan No 1 and No 2, Viscose, B and S Poultry, John's Boys dominate with team and individual results. Ralph Gore and Fred Yellott top individual scores. No Va Power leads team game and set totals.

Hershey Pints Power Co. Lions American Legion O'Sullivan Perry Const. Co Viscose John’s Boys B and S Poultry O'Sullivan No. Va. Power Co American Legion Lions O’sulivan B and S Poultry John's Boys Ind Ralph Gore Fred Yellott Bill Bridgeforth

Hershey Pints extend lead with narrow bowling win

Hershey Pints strengthened their Victory League lead to three games by taking three of four from Perry Construction. Alonzo Whitlock opened with 119, Rudy Rodgers added 125, and Ralph Gore surged in the final game with a 29-pin final frame for a 373 series. Kenny Leetch and others led other league results as Vis cose swept B and S Poultry, O'Sullivan No 1 beat John's boys, and Lions edged Sullivan No 2.

Hershey Perry Construction Company Alonzo Whitlock Rudy Rodgers Ralph Gore Gore Kenny Leetch B and S Poultry Woody Glaize Lloyd Coffelt O'Sullivan John's Boys Jimmy Semples Teddy Keller Semples Bill Bridgeforth Dr. Hawthorne Lions Thegan

Legionaires Fall Twice to Northern Virginia Power Co

The Legionaires dropped ten games to Northern Virginia Power Co. after a slow start they recovered with Hilf Clowe scoring 121 to win the opener. No. Va. swept the second game and later edged the Legion 568 to 551 behind Roland Bean 139 Kenneth McDonald 123 and Merl Slifer 122 while Gordon McIlwee led American Legion with 135. Rolling for Royal Crown Cola Thursday night features Dr. Allen Hawthorne Lee Resseguie and Gordon McIlwee against the Peoples Cleaners, likely with Kenny Lineburg Ralph Gore and Bill Moore.

Legionaires Northern Virginia Power Co Legion Hilf Clowe No. Va Roland Bean Kenneth McDonald Merl Slifer The Powermen Gordon MclIlwee American Legion Royal Crown Cola Peoples Cleaners Allen Hawthorne Lee Resseguie Kenny Lineburg Ralph Gore Bill Moore

Pair Arrested Here Tried In Federal Court Yesterday

Two hitch hikers arrested in Winchester for wearing Honor able Discharge buttons to which they were not entitled were placed on probation yesterday in Harrisonburg by Judge John Paul in United States District Court. One said he was enroute to Columbus Ohio for his draft call while the other, from New Haven Connecticut, was enroute to Charleston West Virginia to be married.

Winchester Harrisonburg John Paul United States District Court Columbus Ohio New Haven Conn Charleston W. Va

Cold blooded snakes answer heat questions

Yes, snakes are cold-blooded. Reptiles generally do not generate internal heat. most snakes adopt the ambient ground temperature where they lie or are buried.

Clarke Patrons Learn About New Building

Clarke County and Berryville residents heard progress on the new Berryville school building at the PTA meeting. Architects shared first plans as the board and building committee discuss changes with bids aimed within two weeks. The program also covered rural health, school dental scarcity, and a Chest X ray clinic planned for April.

Berryville Parenters Association of Berryville School Eva Massey Student Council Association Luray Clarke County Banner Counties Ways and Means Committee Oscar Carr Virginia Advisory Legislative Council Virginia John Hardesty Clarke George Pope

Clarke County News Featured Daily in The Star

Clarke County news items appear daily in The Star, the local Clarke County newspaper, delivering updates on community events and notable occurrences for residents.

Clarke County News Clarke the Star

Daily Crossword Across Smile 12 Clues

A readable crossword style clued list with hints for across and down entries. Includes numbered clues such as Attractiveness At a distance Style of a sundial Depart Hawaiian food Coin Swed Fortify Value Not fresh A brown earth Tart Before Finnish seaport Evening poet Aloft A corrective Broad Piece of furniture An herb Coin Persia Mine entrance Dispatched Ascend Reassure Melody

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Retirement pay for a 1st sergeant after 20 years

A 1st sergeant retiring after 20 years in the Regular Army earns a monthly income of 89.70 dollars. For 30 years of service the monthly retirement pay rises to 155.25 dollars.

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