Handley Thinclads to Enter Fort Hill Meet Tomorrow
Handley will enter its final athletic event of the 1953-54 school year at the Cumberland Track and Field Meet in Maryland. Handley’s lineup includes Dick Michael in pole vault and George Sempeles in sprint and field events, with entries across sprints, distance, hurdles, jumps, throws, and relays. Fort Hill hosts, with entrants from Bealle, Allegheny, Frederick, Martinsburg, and Handley.
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Handley Thinclads
Fort Hill
Handley
Cumberland
Dick Michael
George Sempeles
Bealle
Allegheny
Frederick
Martinsburg
George Washington High
GWHS
Wilson Memorial
Wilson
Charlottesville
Boppe
Thompson
D. Jackson
Armstrong
Grim
Chamblin
Hollis
Hyatt and Wheatley
Hyatt and
Gordon
Sempeles
Fletcher
Kellas
Shendon
Smith
Tichael
Michael
Orndorff
Hillyard
Mrs Grove Wins Putting Contest at Winchester Club
Mrs. Robert Grove won first in the Ladies Day putting contest at Winchester Golf Club on Tuesday. Mrs. M B Grove Jr and Mrs C L Riley tied for second, while Mrs Vincent Catarella and Mrs Thornton Bryarly tied for third. Luncheon followed.
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Robert Grove
Winchester Golf Club
M. B. Grove, Jr
C. L. Riley
Vincent Catarella
Thornton Bryarly
Major League Standings and Night Schedule
Cincinnati at Philadelphia 7 p m Valentine 3 2 vs Roberts 3 3 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh 7 30 p m Nichols 1 3 vs Purkey 1 2 Milwaukee 5 Brooklyn 1 New York Cincinnati 1 St Louis 13 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4 AL WLs Pet GB Detroit 32 6 667 Chicago 16 9 640 Cleveland 13 10 .565 New York 13 10 .565 Philadelphia 9 12 409 Baltimore 8 12 400 Washington 3 Jet 5 5 Boston 6 1i 52 Tonight New York at Detroit 8 15 p m Morgan 2 0 vs Garvey 3 0 Boston at Baltimore 7 p m Henry 1 1 vs Pillette 2 2 Yesterday New York 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 4 Washington 2 Chicago 1 Boston 0
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Morgan
Garvey
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Keratolytic T-4-L Ad Promises Fast Fungus Relief
An advertisement for T-4-L keratolytic fungicide claims fast relief from athlete's foot. It promises skin like a baby's, exposure of buried fungi, and contact kill within one hour with a 40 cent price refund if not satisfied. Available today at Boyd's Drug Store.
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Boyd's Drug Store
Little League Registration Open in Winchester This Saturday
Registration for the 1954 Little League season will be held Saturday from 9 to 11 am at the V F W Headquarters East Piccadilly Street. Boys ages eight to twelve in Winchester and Frederick County may join. league age is as of August 1. Two leagues form the schedule with 18 games and a World Series at season end.
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East Piccadilly Street
Winchester
Frederick County
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Exchange Club
B & M Chevrolet
Valley News Dr. Pepper
Workingman’'s
All Stars
Williamsport
Front Royal
Funds Requested for Atomic Engine Research Facility
The Air Force asked Congress for 5.75 million dollars to build a joint USAF and AEC research, development, and test facility for atomic aircraft engines in the Hartford area operated by Pratt & Whitney. The effort, supported by Gen. Nathan Twining, reflects progress and security needs in atomic propulsion research.
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New York
Air Force
Congress
Aviation Week
McGraw-Hill
Usaf Atomic Energy Commission
Hartford, Conn
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division
United Aircraft Corporation
AEC
USAF
Nathan Twining
P & WA
Pratt & Whitney
East Hartford
Drivers Apologize Personally After Bus Altercations
New York report says California transit rules require bus drivers to visit affected passengers to offer apologies. If未 do so the incident goes on the driver’s record. Drivers who comply often improve relations, with some passengers declining disciplinary action. One instance even mentions a $5 Christmas token from a polite woman passenger.
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New York
California
McGraw - Hill
Headquarters of Saclant Command Located at Norfolk
The Saclant headquarters sits at Norfolk Virginia where the 14 NATO flags are displayed and the Saclant flag flies 24 hours a day confirming its role as Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic.
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Saclant
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
J. McK. A
Norfolk
NATO
Supreme Allied Commander
Atlantic
Cavaliers and Gobblers tied for Big Six lead in baseball
Virginia and Virginia Tech shared the top spot at 5-2 in the Big Six as rain threatened. Virginia beat VMI 7-3 behind a five run first inning. Tech faced Washington and Lee in an afternoon game. Randolph Macon beat Hampden Sydney 10-7. Richmond split with George Washington, and Emory and Henry beat King College while Lynchburg defeated Bridgewater.
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Richmond
Virginia
Cavaliers
Virginia Tech
Tech
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Davey Crockett
Joe Forys
Cavalier
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Hampden- Sydney
Tigers
Nick Waitman
Ronnie Belton
Hampden-Sydney
Spiders
George Washington
Colonials
John Davenport
Emory and Henry
King College
Lynchburg
Bridgewater
Joe Louis Looks Bad in Win Over Coley Wallace
Wallace, aiming for the heavyweight title, faces a long road after a split decision loss to Bill Gilliam in a televised bout. He appeared dazed by his light punching foe and only briefly roughed him in two rounds.
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Joe Louis
Coley Wallace
Washington
Rocky Marciano
Wallace
Bill Gilliam
Gilliam
Buffer zone width in Korea armistice of 1953
The buffer zone between North and South Korea is 2 1 2 miles wide and runs along the battle front line as of the truce. Troops from each side withdrew 1 1 4 miles. The zone contains many hills and ridges from the final two years of the Korean War.
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North
South Korea
Ammunition Against Critics Ex-Yankee Hurlers Now Starring With Other Major League Clubs
Ex-Yankee right handers Lew Burdette and Don Johnson, once part of the Yankees, have blossomed with Milwaukee and Chicago respectively. Burdette beat Brooklyn 5 1, Johnson allowed two hits in a 1 0 White Sox win over Boston. Detroit widened its AL lead with a 4 2 win over Washington as the Yankees beat Cleveland 5 4. Phillies moved to NL top after a 5 4 win over Chicago. New York beat Cincinnati 2 1 and St Louis routed Pittsburgh 13 5. Ted Gray notched his first complete game and Johnny Sain saved Lopat in a 5 straight Tigers win. Burdette’s five win season and Johnson’s 3 1 mark highlight former Yanks turning successful elsewhere.
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Ben Phlegar
New York Yankees
Lew Burdette
Don Johnson
Yankee
Burdette
Milwaukee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Yankees
New York
Duane Pillette
Baltimore
Jim Delsing
Detroit
George Stirnweiss
St. Louis Browns
Joe Ostrowski
Tom Ferrick
Leo Thomas
Yanks
Braves
Johnny Sain
Washington
Browns
Senators
Toronto
White Sox
Tigers
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Phils
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Ted Gray
Jim Busby
Indians
Eddie Lopat
Lopat
Campanella Out Two Months After Wrist Surgery
Brooklyn Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella revealed he would not have agreed to the operation if he knew it would bench him for two months. The 1953 Golden Glove MVP had a bone splinter removed from his left wrist on May 3 and said he expects to return after the All Star game on July 13.
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Brooklyny
Roy Campanella
Campanella
Brooklyn Dodger
Agencies Included in New Department of Health Education and Welfare
The Social Security Administration, the Public Health Service, the Food and Drug Administration, the Office of Education, and the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. The latter aids states in placing disabled individuals including the blind in employment.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Social Security Administration
Public Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
Office of Education
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Baseball Leaders Mixed For AL NL Titles And Pitching Feats
The top batting leaders include Avila of Cleveland at .370 with 34 hits and 19 runs, while Musial of St. Louis leads overall with 376 batting average and 31 runs. On pitching, Gromek and Lopat share 5-0 records with 1.000 ERAs, and Haddix leads strikeouts with 35. Jenson Kaline and Bruton pace steals, and Sauer Kluszewski Musial top the home run list with five.
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Avila
Cleveland
Rosen
McDougald
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Berra
Sievers
Washington
Jenson
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Gromek
Lopat
Turley
Baltimore
Pierce
Jabonski
St. Louis
Snider
Brooklyn
Mays
Sauer
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Musial
Bruton
Milwaukee
Padres
Raschi
Haddix
Doubles Singles and Mixed Doubles Bowling Notes
Doubles and singles events are listed with mixed doubles allowed at any time for play. The flexible format enables participants to bowl in any order, accommodating varied schedules and partnerships.
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Chapman Motor CO
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World-Wide Travel Service Corp
Calvert St. N.W
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Bernard Thomas
Sperryville
Mrs. Grove
THE
Associated Press
Valentine
Roberts
Nichols
Purkey
Pontiac Sales & Service
Little League
Atomic Engine Research
America
C. 1. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron
Britain
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VPI
Tom Brewer
Brewer
Johnny Groth
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Joe Adcock
Harry Perkowski
Polo Grounds
Bob Hoffman
Secon
Simmons
Phillies
Curt Simmons
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Bill Serena
Wally Moon
Cardinals
Ren Schoendienst
Redbirds
Pirate
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Moon
Berryville
Columbia Baking Co
National Fruit
Lions Club Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Carr Publishing Co
Bayliss & Patterson
Skyway Grill
Congregational Christian Bell Clothes
H. C. Christianson
E. Boscawen ST
Piccadilly ST
Loudoun
PTT
Cammer Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Loudoun ST
Everglaze
S-M-L
Ford
Heatwole Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Carr Publishing CO. Inc
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