Douglas Bulldogs Romp To Fabulous 74-0 Win
The Douglas Bulldogs dominated Berryville's Johnson-Williams 74 to 0 in a Group III District 3 affair. Key scorers included John Laws and Lawrence Carter with multiple TDs as the second string shone, while Berryville struggled with size and inexperience.
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Young
Bulldogs
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Johnny Alsberry
Clarence Curry
Robert Cooper
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Laws
Lucy Simms
Golden Rule stops Mt. Pleasant in Church League clash
Golden Rule defeats Mt. Pleasant 566 to 565 ending their 13 win streak on Health Center Lanes. Cris man led Golden Rule with 145 and Keller posted 133 as Mt. Pleasant dropped the final two decisions, while Presbyterian tops Market St Methodist 575 to 0 with Wheeler's 153, Laise 124 and Timbrook 123 guiding the winners.
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Floyd Luttrell
EJ Keller
Mt. Pleaseant
Sonny Crisman
el Keller
Crisman
Bob Harrison
Bob Wheeler
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Carl McKee
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Blair Webber
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Red Clark
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Richard Sheetz
Quick Amusement Co
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Marshall Novick
New Hiway
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Bids Invited for Virginia Highway Projects 1960
Sealed bids will be received at the Department of Highways Richmond for multiple Rt and Proj work in Rockingham Loudoun Russell Rappahannock Fauquier Buckingham Tazewell Washington Roanoke Franklin Norfolk and other counties. Proposals due 10 00 A M EST October 26 1960 with bid bonds and plan details on file in Richmond and district offices. State reserves right to reject any or all proposals.
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Yankees Hit New Homer Mark as 13-Game Streak Extends
The New York Yankees pushed their season total to 192 homers after a 6-5 win over Boston. Tony Kubek and Jess Gonder homered as the team set an AL record for homers, approaching next week’s World Series with a 13-game win streak. Ruth’s 60th homer anniversary noted.
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Area High School Football Scores Wide Ranges Across Virginia
A long list of high school football results shows scores for teams from Tazewell Richlands Graham Grundy Fairfax GW Alexandria Annandale Lane Hopewell Highland Springs Manchester Wythe Hermitage Wakefield Wilson Norfolk Catholic Granby Deep Creek Rock Hill Va Episcopal W&L Hargrave Massanutten Crestwood and others with numerous 0s and double digit margins.
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Annandale
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Lane
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Hopewell
Highland Springs
Dale
Manchester
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Hermitage
Freeman
Warwick
Wakefield
Wilson
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Glass
Norview
Maury
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Gt. Bridge
Oscar Smith
Granby
Princess Anne
Deep Creek
Churchland
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Va. Episcopal
W&l Fresh
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Massanutten M.A
Bridgewater
St. Stephen's
St. Christopher's
Culpeper
Spotsylvania Orange
Madison
Albemarle
Lee
Staunton
Lexington
Clifton Forge
Nat.Bridge
Waynesboro
Buena Vista
Altavista
Bassett
Central
Low Moor
Drewry Mason
Bedford
Franklin Ct
Covington
Pearsburg
Wytheville
Narows
Galax
Christiansburg
Hillsville
Pulaski
Blacksburg
Radford
Dublin
Wise
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Pound
Jonesville
Elizabethton
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Charles Town
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U S Team Opens Lead in World Amateur Golf
United States extended its lead at Merion Golf Club as Bill Hyndman scored 67 and Jack Nicklaus 68 while Deane Beman posted 69. After 54 holes the U S team stood at 616 with Britain Ireland and Australia at 654, 38 strokes back, with the Eisenhower Cup to be awarded after the final round.
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Philadelphia
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Deane Beman
U.S
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Buzzie Bavasi Sees Unusual Trade Session
Los Angeles Dodgers vice president Buzzie Bavasi predicts a highly active inter league trade season. He notes many clubs disappointed and expects numerous deals with teams like Cleveland Baltimore Chicago and Detroit seeking changes. Bavasi says the Dodgers will be in on trades offering 3-for-1 and 4-for-1 deals and may move veterans if it yields good returns.
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Arm strong and Maggie Walker roll to decisive wins
Armstrong 24 Peabody 6 and Maggie Walker 51 Langston 0 highlight a slate of high school football results. Notable scorers include Walker Grants 13 Parker Grays 6 and Phenixs 0. Isle of Wight defeated James W. John son Booker T 47 to 0. Carver 19 Crestwood 0.
Winchester Go Karts Tonight at Airport Speedway
A chilly evening at Winchester Airport Speedway hosts a near season finale. Endurance tests last Saturday in three 100 lap features for men, plus 40 lap races for boys and women, left drivers eager for revenge as local hopes faded with Strasburg, Front Royal and Baltimore taking city honors. Races start for boys just before 7 p.m.
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Clarke Lions Plan Annual Broom Sale in Berryville Area
Clarke County Lions meet at Shackleford's Store at 5 p.m. Thursday to collect brooms for their annual sale. Teams will canvass Berryville Boyce Millwood and White Post to support the Lions Light Conservation program. President W L Boyce says meetings continue on the first and third Thursdays at 6 45 p.m. at the Community Building.
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Toronto Seen Using Mostly Atom Power
Ontario Energy Resources Minister Macauley predicts two thirds of Toronto power will come from nuclear energy in the foreseeable future. He spoke at an Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission regional banquet.
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Health Dept Recommends Influenza Vaccination
The State Department of Health urged vaccination against influenza before the fall season. Dr. Mack I. Shanholtz said there will be some cases this year and physicians should decide who to vaccinate, with ample poly valent vaccines available for high risk groups.
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Korean Leader Warns of Gravest Crisis Since War
President Yun Po-sun warned of fiscal weakness economic hardships disorder and uneasiness as the nation faces its gravest crisis since the Korean War while addressing 40 000 supporters at the post revolutionary government celebration He predicted democracy would grow healthily in the country.
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Toronto Leafs Rout Louisville In Series Lead Again
The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated Louisville 6-2 to take a 2-1 lead in the best of seven World Series. Steve Demeter powered the win with two homers and four RBIs, tying a series record with four extra-base hits. Bob Smith limited Louisville to three hits. Games shift to Louisville with Bob Chakales starting for Toronto and Vic Rehm or Bob Botz expected for Louisville.
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Nixon Kennedy Debates Continue Next Friday
The Nixon Kennedy debates move to Washington for the second of four confrontations. Airing at 7 30 p m EDT on all major networks NBC notes the move will help handle the personnel demands for the event. The first debate occurred last Monday in Chicago.
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