Dodgers Meet Yankees No Series Since 1956 Rematch
The column recalls the last World Series between the Dodgers and Yankees in 1956, noting the Dodgers faced the White Sox in 1959 after moving to Los Angeles and have not met the Yankees in a Series since. It also covers predicted pennant races and other sport notes.
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Dilcreto Named Southern Back of the Week After Davidson Win
Nick Dilcreto the 192 pound senior fullback from Wollaston Mass was named Southern Conference Back of the Week for his 84 rushing yards on 14 carries a touchdown and two key blocks in Citadel 28 Davidson 6. He also contributed a fumble recovery and strong defense in the victory. Other notes include Bob Schweickert 153 yards 2 TDs for Virginia Tech and Sammy Pickens 95 yard kickoff return swing for Furman.
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Citadel
Davidson
Wollaston
Mass
Dilcreto
Southern Conference Sports ‘Writers’ Association
Bob Schweickert
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Furman
George Washington
Sammy Pickens
Pickens
Former Senator Frederick Hale Dies After Long Illness
Former Maine Republican U.S. senator Frederick Hale aged 88 died Saturday after a long illness. Hale served 24 years in the Senate before retiring in 1941. He was born in Detroit. his father Eugene Hale served in the Senate from 1881 to 1911.
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Last Year’s Top Scorer in SC Shut Out So Far
After three weeks five players tied for the scoring lead with 12 points each including Schweickert Walker Donovan Keller Fisher. Davis the notable 200 pound senior has yet to score a point hoping to regain the pace this weekend.
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Bob Schweickert
Tommy Walker
Furman
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Elliott Keller
Davidson
Pat Fisher
Davis
Duckpin Bowling Roundup on Health Center Lanes Shakes Peoples Cleaners
Hertz Rent A Car led signs totaling 1758 as Peoples Cleaners saw their nine game winning streak end. Artie Kiracofe and Eugene Funkhouser led individual efforts, while Zuckerman and Co. plus Buncutter Tire posted strong sets. Pepsi Cola Girls Duckpins saw Sus an Goode lead with 123 and 104 as league play continued.
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Artie Kiracofe
Eugene Funkhouser
Jack DuVall
Ted Hepner
Chug White
Harold Buckner
Carl McKee
Coca Cola
Zuckerman and Co
McKee
Charles Swartz
Jon McGolerick
Ronnie Boyd
Dr. Allen Hawthrorne
Hugh Patton
Kenneth Pitta
Susan Goode
Pepsi Cola Girls League
Health Center
Beverly Hartman Bowl
Joyce Newlin
Vicki Tucker
Phyllis McKee
Peggy Shawen
Connie Bly
Peachy Feagans
Terry Ford
Karne Jennings
Blinky White
Clarke JV Faces Warren County After Victory Over Handley
Clarke County junior varsity travels to Front Royal to face Warren County junior varsity after winning its opener. Handley hosts James Wood JV Thursday and Handley junior high meets Colonel peewees at James Wood this afternoon.
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Rifle Talk and NBA Qualifying Scores Highlight Local Sports
The column discusses expanding rifle bullet types for big game noting soft points hollow points and two-part Noske designs. It compares performance to old jackets and mentions honesty about marksmanship. Eight juniors earned 29 NBA qualifying scores at the armory with top prone marks including Robby Wright and Charlie Sims and an upcoming outdoor smallbore match planned for fall.
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Harry Stebbins
Armory
Robby Wright
Charlie Sims
Wally Martin
Lohr Dunlap
Eddie Loy
Larry Carper
Lee Woolf
Joey Wright
Maryland's Nugent Seeks Help for Duke Showdown
Maryland coach Tom Nugent scours his third team for potential starters as the Terps prepare for ACC leader Duke in Richmond. The Duke game follows a 0-2 start. Maryland backs led by Dick Shiner and Len Chiaverini seek frontline support while Duke assigns Scotty Glacken at quarterback after Dave Aible’s injury.
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Maryland
Terps
Duke
Richmond
Nugent
South Carolina
Dick Shiner
Len Chiaverini
ACC
Herschel Caldwell
Blue Devils
Bill Murray
Scotty Glacken
Glacken
Dave Aible
Virginia
Uible
Blaik On Football And Baseball’s Shared Talent
Colonel Blaik notes many top baseball players hailed from college football and many could have pursued pro football. He cites Yankees stars Reed Gibbs Wills and others, plus Dodgers links, and observes speed agility and competitive fire as the core crossovers shaping both sports.
Shenandoah News Tops League with 2713 Game
Shenandoah News led the Lucky Strike League with a 2713 team game plus 180 handicap pins to beat Acme Market 4-0 at Northside Lanes. Ken Smallwood led winners with a 223-594. Maurice Smallwood 551. Curtis Braithwaite 542. Buzz Walton 514. Ron Haines 512. Other matches featured Fender Sales over Winchester Creamery 3-1, Gray and Eddy falls to Bell Clothes 3-1, Brondstater Opticians over Motor Co 3-1, Charcoal Hearth over Quick Music 3-1, Brakeshoe Cafeteria and Valley Avenue Delicatessen tied 2-2, Lakeside clobbers Gutter Strutters 4-0, Buckley-Lages over Busy Bees 4-0, 3rd place Gray and Eddy defeated by Bell Clothes.
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Acme
Northside Lanes
Ken Smallwood
Maurice Smallwood
Curtis Braithwiate
Buzz Walton
Ron Haines
Earl Sealock
Milt Lee
Fender
Winchester Creamery
Elwood Willis
Denny Lillis
Gray
Eddy
Bell
John Whitman
Elmer Allen
Hal Catlett
Skip Snider
Carl Lundmark
Lakeside
Alma Wilfong
Betty Welch
Buckley-Lages
Busy Bees
Rennie Armel
Phyllis Leight
Mary Miller
Quick’s
O’sullivan
Catherine Howard Seeks Mercy at Hampton Court
A historic rumor places Catherine Howard wandering the Hampton Court Palace picture gallery seeking King Henry VIII and pleading for mercy. The tale ties to Tudor ghosts and royal history.
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Hampton Court Palace
Henry VIII
Deaf Man Improves Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
An ad touts a compact hearing aid perfected by a lifelong hard of hearing inventor. It claims whispers become crystal clear and offers free information by writing HEARING to P.O. Box 8302, Eric, Pa. No cost or obligation implied.
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Eric
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