Larrick Sets Sharp Bowling Tourney Mark
Larrick posts high individual score in bowling tourney with entries across teams mens singles doubles mixed doubles and ladies singles. Notable names include Jack Larrick Richard Sheetz Wallace Dill Russell Jones and others with top prizes ranging from 60 to 2 dollars in a local event.
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Bell Clothes Stores
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Lichliter -Larrick
Sheetz-Boden
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Hoover-Funkhouser
Himelright-Keyton
Rhea-Singhass
Dot Rice
Over 3000 Quarts Distributed Through Carter Milk Fund
The Winchester and Frederick County Red Cross chapter reports it distributed 3 001 quarts of fresh milk and 3 924 can cases of canned milk to needy children from May 1 1953 to May 1 1954. Welfare agencies in Winchester and Frederick County referred children to Red Cross for milk during the period.
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
Shirley Carter Milk Fund
Winchester
Red Cross
Tech Gobblers win State Big Six title as VMI spoils Virginia
Virginia Tech claims the State Big Six baseball championship with an 8 3 record while VMI disrupts Virginia's bid by beating Virginia 7-5 in Charlottesville. Randolph Macon finishes 15-5 and Washington and Lee 2-5. Tech faces Clemson in a three game set to begin the Atlantic Coast Conference run.
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Mao Bic
Washington and Lee
William and Mary
Citadel
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Jackets
Clemson
Tigers
Blacksburg
Washington College
Maryland
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Word List
Crossword clues cover Moslem titles stylish Belgian city Greek god son of Zeus a pot for coniferous tree Roman money soak flax devoured approaches closes to American Indian hunt for Teutonic sea god choice group tattered Soviet news gathering agency public notice intoxicating nickname of 30th president kind of wood one spot card in bed yellowish killed forge fencing sword animate existence toward the lee viper shop centimeter ripe fruit of the rose protuberances of the skull gets in touch with cols. Luzon native boils afternoon receptions woody perennial platform speak slowly jump arabic letter small bay female sheep perish medieval short tale northeast abbreviation legible ovum narrow inlet ridge under water whinny Bunny Capital legible Ovum
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Venez
Area Softball Prospects Dim With May 26 Registration
Registration for the City Softball League closes May 26, with few entries. The Girls League lacks teams beyond the Lionettes and may rely on independent clubs, while a Charlottesville team seeks summer away games. In the Men's League only three teams are signed, with hopeful additions to balance a two‑game weekly schedule. Teams listed include Berryville’s Republic Oil, Royal Crown and Novick’s.
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Lionettes
Charlottesville
Roanoke
Berryville
Republic Oil
Royal Crown
Novick’s
Weinmeister Freed To Play In Canada
A Washington Superior Court judge ruled that Arnie Weinmeister is free to play in Canada for the Vancouver Lions this year. The decision followed findings that Giants bonus payments constituted fraud and destroyed the contract under which Weinmeister played.
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Seattle
New York Giants
Arnie Weinmeister
Weinmeister
Lloyd Shorett
Vancouver
B. C
Lions
Major League Standings and Tonight's Schedule
Schedule shows New York at Philadelphia 7 pm Gomez 1 3 vs Penson 1 0 and Cincinnati at St Louis 8 pm Fowler 2 0 or Perkowski 1 3 vs Presko 3 0. Yesterday Philadelphia beat New York 8 1 and Milwaukee over Chicago 6 0 in baseball standings.
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Penson
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St. Louis
Fowler
Perkowski
Presko
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
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Bee
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Portocarrero
Shea
World Records Smashed at Coliseum Relays
In Los Angeles 47,611 spectators watched 1956 Olympic previews with world records fell in shot put and two mile relay. Parry O'Brien set 60-5% with his final throw as Fordham’s 2 mile relay team clocked 7 3/4 minutes, 27.3 seconds for 880.
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America
Coliseum
Parry O’brien
Fordham University
London
Tom Courtney
Mal Whitfield
Halt of 1946 Army officers murder case in Frankfurt
U S Chief and Prosecutor Landan halted action in the 1946 ax and arson murders of Maj Everett Corran Capt Adrian Wessler Lt Stanley Rosewater and Maj Hugh Hesson pending full study. James M Leech faces three murder charges and extradition papers await Bonn action though not yet forwarded.
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Germany
U. S
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William Canfield
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Mass
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Lima
Ohio
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Leech
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Washington, D. C
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New Rochelle
N. Y
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Omaha
Neb
Landan
Boston
State Department
Washington
Justice Department
Canfield
Corran
Passau
Bavaria
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Mrs. Susan Banister Dies in Winchester Hospital
Mrs Susan Mason Banister of Millwood died at 9 o clock Friday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was a daughter of the late Jim and Alice Barrett Mason of Clarke County and was born there. Survived by husband Thomas Arthur Banister long with a foster daughter and son Eliza A Williams and Robert Williams two sisters Violet E Banister and Mary Fleks two brothers Lewis Mason Sr and Willie Williams and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Guilfield Baptist Church Millwood with interment in Little Chapel Cemetery Clarke County.
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Millwood
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jim
Alice Barrett Mason
Clarke County
Thomas Arthur Banister
Eliza A. Williams
Robert Williams
Violet E. Banister
Mary Fleks
Lewis Mason
Willie Williams
Guilfield Baptist Church
Little Chapel
Shepherd College selects Alan B. Oates as Student Body president
Shepherd College announces sophomore Alan B. Oates elected president of the Student Body for 1954 55. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H J Oates of 229 Shawnee Ave Winchester and a Dean's List student majoring in Business Administration. Oates graduated Handley High in 1952 where he served as class president and he participated in intramural athletics and Student Council. he will be vice president of Circle K next year.
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Shepherd College
H. J. Oates
Shawnee Ave
Winchester
Handley High
Oates
Shepherd
Circle K Organization
Langlois Upends Giardello in Madison Square Garden
Pierre Langlois defeats Joey Giardello by unanimous decision in a boxing upset at Madison Square Garden. The French stable’s third upset in eight days sparks talk of Langlois challenging for the middleweight title, with plans to pursue champion Olson after Olson’s August bout with Castellani. Giardello blames a distracted mindset and a ninth round knockdown the only one of the bout.
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Giardello
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Langlois
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Paris
Olson
George Kanter
Bretonnel
Madison Square Garden
De Marco Faces Cesario In Welterweight Showdown
Boston’s Tony DeMarco brings an 11 fight win streak into a 10 round televised bout against veteran Johnny Cesario of Hartford. DeMarco, 21 knockouts in 35 wins since 1948, seeks higher welter ladder. Cesario, 28, is a speedy boxer with 85 victories, 12 losses and four draws in 101 fights.
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Middletown to Visit Oak Grove in Shenandoah League
The Oak Grove baseball club hosts Middletown Sunday at 2 30 p m in a Shenandoah County League contest. The Grovers aim to break the tie for the league lead as both teams sit undefeated in the early season.
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Grovers
Indians Survive 2-1 to Extend Eight-Game Win Streak
The Cleveland Indians edged the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 to push their lead in the American League to two games over the Yankees and White Sox. George Strickland, Al Smith, and Al Rosen drove in runs as Five Hits Off Wynn and a ninth-inning homer by Dick Kryhoski highlighted the contest.
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Scranton
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Johnny
Ray Jablonski
Tom Alston
Rip Repulski
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Dodgers
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Giants
Whitey Lockman
Wrigley Field
Hank Aaron
Johnny Logan
del Crandall
Vee Fondy
Ralph Kiner
Cubs
Buckner to Hurl For Clarke Nine At Boyce Sunday
Clarke County will meet Purcellville at Boyce for a 3 PM game Sunday. L Buckner will start for Clarke after winning over Luckett’s last Sunday with a five hitter and 16 strikeouts. Next Sunday Lefty Barr will pitch as Clarke closes the high school season. catchers are not announced.
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Fire Destroys Detroit Race Course Stable Killing Forty Horses
A blaze at the Detroit Race Course in Livonia destroyed 40 to 43 horses in a 60 stall wooden barn. Five stablehands suffered minor burns. only two horses escaped before the barn collapsed. Damages estimated at 200000 dollars, as nine race program days proceed as scheduled and 1200 horses are housed at the track.
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Detroit
Detroit Race Course
Livonia
Harry Lindy
Michigan Thoroughbred Owners Assn
Robert Leavitt
Leavitt
Cities on or near the equator
The text notes that no cities lie exactly on the equator but lists several near it. Quito in Ecuador Caiari and Macapa in Brazil Libreville Coquilhatville Entebbe and Giumbo in Central Africa are given as close examples.
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Quito
Ecuador
Caiari
Macapa
Brazil
Libreville
Coquilhatville
Entebbe
Giumbo
Central Africa
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