Across The Headpin League Scores And Standings
The report details bowling results from diverse teams including Chapman Motor Valley Airways and Jewel Box. It notes individual scores by Gordon Teeple Jim Green Nancy Allen Edith Ritter and others, with game and set tallies and shifting team standings in the league race.
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A. Co
Motor Co
Polly Chapmen Fi and
Nancy Ind
Chapman
Res
Nancy al
Chapman Motor
Valley Airways
Gordon Teeple
Jim Green
Gordon
Clevenger
Bill Baker
Eam
Frances Crisman
Eleanor Stimmell
Miriam Avenger
Mabel Grim
Stimmell
Y Airways
Mrs. Clevenger
Loretta Sutler
Bertie
Edith Ritter
Capper
Star Office
Virginia 3Ranner
Corinneskaden
Connie Line
Chapman Motorhile
June Bageant
Ean Steele
Jewel Box
Ancy Allen
Isabelle Calkin Ted
Va. Fruit Co
Tronic Bell
Brengle
Clothiers
Berryville
T To V. Fruit Co
Nancy Allen
Eleanor Summell
Polly Chap
Mes
Am No
Gordon Teepleth
Buck Clevener
Gilbert Helsley
Ick Gannon
Biller
Babe Didrikson sweeps Titleholders Golf in Augusta
Babe Didrikson Zaharias wins the Titleholders Golf Tournament at Augusta by posting a 298 over 72 holes to set a new tournament record and claim $500 in prize money. She led every day, with a 72 opening round and a 73 in the third round, showcasing consistent dominance.
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Augusta
Pebble Beach
Calif
Locke Apologizes to PGA Chieftains
Norwich report says British Open champ and South Africa native Locke apologized to the PGA. He could earn at least 25000 dollars before January 1 and hopes for reinstate by April 15. Locke, who feuded with American officials last year, earned 24327 in 1947 and 29010 in 1948.
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Norwich
Conn
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Professional Golfers Association of America
PGA
Locke
United States
Bo Wininger moves toward pro golf after leaving Oklahoma A and M
Monday Matinee notes Bo Wininger, former Oklahoma A and M golfer, has informed the PGA of plans to pursue professional golf. The piece also mentions Wisconsin Legion pushing Peewee hockey, and a busy week for Ohio State athletes with baseball tennis and NCAA events on the docket. It recalls a Lehigh anecdote about a fly rod and notes Civil War damage to Cape Hatteras lighthouse.
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Bo Wininger
Oklahoma A & M
PGA
Wisconsin American Legion
Ohio State
New York
Lehigh
Billy Sheridan
Virginia political moves sighted in weekend events
The Associated Press notes a string of weekend political developments in Virginia. Republicans in the Ninth District nominated George C. Sutherland for Congress, anti organization leader Francis Pickens Miller criticized the General Assembly session, and Hampton delegate Victor P. Wilson weighs a May 2 House race. Harrisonburg vows a Democratic primary in the Seventh District while CIO PAC deliberations in Roanoke spark speculation about a Lynchburg challenge to Burton. Miller lauds younger House members as the party machine weakens.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Congress
General Assembly
Francis Pickens Miller
Bristol
George C. Sutherland
Grundy
Democratic Party
Lashes Organization
Miller
Charlottesville
Victor P. Wilson
Hampton
Democratic Committee
Harrisonburg
Burr P. Harrison
Virginia Cio Political Action Committee
Roanoke
Cio-Pac
Boyd E. Payton
Lynchburg
Upper South
Cio’s
Textile Workers of America Union
Clarence G. Burton
Governor Battle
House of Delegates
House
Aylor Leaves on Herndon School Evaluation Trip
R E Aylor superintendent of Frederick County Schools is on a committee evaluating Herndon High School for the State Department of Education. He departed yesterday and is not expected to return to his office before Thursday.
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R. E. Aylor
Frederick County
Herndon High School
State Dept. of Education
Aylor
Birth Records Confidentiality Spreads Across States
States adopt confidential birth records to shield illegitimate or adopted children. The American Public Welfare Association reports 14 states already use the plan with six more expected this year. Once filed, birth certificates become confidential records viewable only by the person, parents, guardians, attorneys, or court‑ordered officials.
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Chicago
American Public Welfare Association
Land Owner Becomes Priest Cancels Debt
Nai Thavil Charnlekla a 70 year old former Army Lieutenant Colonel will enter the priesthood. He cancels debts owed by 320 farmer tenants totaling $10,000 and plans to pass the land to his family. Some tenants offer free labor in gratitude.
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Bangkok
Nai Thavil Charnlekla
Thavil
Thavill
Man Ordered Jailed Over Unpaid Traffic Fines in Maryland
Thomas Hudson Hall, 25, of Norfolk Virginia, was sentenced to 110 days in jail after failing to pay 250 dollars in fines for five traffic charges. The offenses include drunken driving, reckless driving, driving without a license, using plates from another car, and no registration. State Police Trooper J C Gates said Hall was arrested Thursday near TB Maryland.
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Upper Marlboro
Thomas Hudson Hall
Norfolk
J. C. Gates
Hall
Tb, Md
Musicians Triumph at Palace Theatre Amateur Show
James Martin leads performers at the Palace Theatre amateur show winning first prize. Almona Haun and Ramona Smith take second for a song and dance act. Eugene Comb and Jack Keller place third among vocalists from Stephens City. Numerous contestants from local streets perform singing and instrumental acts.
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James Martin
Louoa Hoe
Bill Cond
Teena
Palace Theatre
Almona Haun
Ramona Smith
Highland Ave
Eugene Comb
Jack Keller
Stephens City
Junior Carter
W. Cork St
Marie Diggs
S. Cameron St
Kenneth Williams
National Ave
Buster Frye
N. Cameron St
Richard Williams
Beckie Greene
W. Clifford St
Franklin Brill
Mt. Williams
Zelda Breedon
Mountain Falls
Chester
Paul Shumaker
Stephenson
Robert Golightly
S. Loudoun St
Wayne Dunn
Kirby Reed
S. Braddock
Joan Gravis
Cameron St
Buttons and Bows Writers Seek Song Requests from Disc Jockeys
Hollywood column notes Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, writers of Buttons and Bows and other hits, appeal to DJs to request song ideas. They estimate about 2,000 influential DJs shape which new songs become popular, while acknowledging public taste governs success and that not all attempts meet with strong airplay.
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Hollywood
Jay Livingston
Ray Evans
Evans
Livingston
Paramount
Irma
Ray
Jay
Ambiguous Note Hints At Repeal and Armament Debate
A fragmented line suggests discussion on repealing arms or arms policy and references past influence. The text hints at evaluating the old power and its potential for influencing current opinions.
Copper Record Riders Attract Flattering Attention
A fragment notes Ray and Jay with Copper themes drawing flattering attention, reflecting salesmanship and crowd appeal in the scene. The terse phrase hints at performers or exhibitors engaging observers through plausible charm and showmanship.
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Ray
Jay
Metropolitan film loan for policyholders 1949 annual report
Metropolitan's Annual Report to policyholders for 1949 will be sent to any on request. Copies of the film may be borrowed for showing by local business civic or other groups with Metropolitan policyholders.
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Metropolitan
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