Glaize Ties Own Record In Rough Bowler Night
In a Tuesday night card from the BY League Glaize and Brakeshoe posted strong trio results. Paul Carper led with a 386 set while Luttrell and Boden topped individuals with 148 147 and 360 363. Clowser Transfer upset Clowser and finished narrowly behind in pinfall at 1632 to 1620.
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Close & Bro
Schewel Furniture Co
Paul Carper
Postims
Glairemen
Jackie Bulmyer
George Lutsmith
Per Schewel
Edwin Snipp
Oscar Lewis
Prakeshoe
Bureau of Mines
Jim Morgan
Willie Slonaker
Charley Reeer
Bureau of Mines’ Teader
Charles Renner
Carper
Luttrell
Boden
Ten Jobe Bowls 357 for Brown in league action
Ten Jobe Bowls 357 for Brown as Allen Jobe tallies 101 for 357 set. Meat Market wins three of five games with Ed Stone scoring and Sustrick 117 leading St idents over Kern Motor Co. Jack Hoover tops leaders. Poultry Co. over Schenck Foods. NoVa I Co. over Shenandoah Gas. Joe McAboy 113 for his team. Bowler totals show Jobe 132 134 etc. Meat Market 636 615. Ashworth 59. Independents 509.
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Allen Jobe
Meat Market
Ove Ashworth Bros
Tuesbertson
Ed Stone
Sustrick
Stidents
Kern Motor Coyore
Jack Hoover
Lis Poultry Co
Schenck Foods
Nonnie Haines
File
Peachy de- Heven
Schenck Holmes Bayliss
Co & P Telephon Co
Star Office
Office
Charles
Joe McAboy
Foy Posh
Pop Rush
Shenandoah Gas Co
al McCormick
Jobe
Haines
Brown's
Pame - Brown's
Ashworth
Independents
Set - Brown's
Vahworth Bros
Navy Georgia Oyster Bowl faces seating clash
Norfolk scheduled game on Oct 19 may be canceled after NAACP pressure for desegregated seating. Navy and Oyster Bowl officials weigh options as tickets sell segregated under Virginia law, with potential $35,000 loss to Norfolk Shriners if canceled. Proceeds aid Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Greenville DC.
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Washington
Norfolk
Navy
National Assn
Virginia
Malvin Blassingham
Oyster Bowl
Naval Academy
Blasingham
Norfolk Shriners
Shriners Hospital For
Greenville
D. C
New Orleans
West Point
Mao Receives American Youth Delegation
Mao Tse-tung received an American youth delegation yesterday. Shortly after, 16 members of the group left Peiping or Moscow for home. Moscow radio said the meeting occurred with the ruler of Communist China but offered no details.
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Moscow
Mao Tze-tung
Red China
Peiping
Moscow Radio
Communist China
VPI Faces Long Road After WVa
Virginia Tech reels from a 44 point loss to West Virginia and prepares for William & Mary. Coach Moseley mixes lineups, Jimmy Lugar regains starter status, and Billy Cranwell remains top reserve as Tech aims to rebound. Other Virginia teams drill on offense, defense, and passing to sharpen weaknesses.
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Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Wiliam & Mary
Frank Moseley
Moseley
W&m
Jimmy Lugar
Billy Cranwell
Lugar
Cranwell
Tech
William & Mary
Mitt Brewer
Indians
Citadel
Eddie Teague
Davidson
Furman
Bill Wier
Hicky Horton
Richmond
Ed Merrick
Big Ten Dominates NCAA Offense and Defense Cast
The NCAA Service Bureau reported that for the first time in 21 years a single conference, the Big Ten, led seven departments across offense and defense after last Saturday's games. Michigan State topped rushing offense and total defense, Ohio State led in forward pass defense, and Minnesota excelled in punting.
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New York
Ncaa Service Bureau
Big Ten
Ncaa Bureau
Michigan State
Ohio State
Minnesota
Yankees Lead Series as Mantle Boosts Average to 271
Mickey Mantle collected two hits in four trips to raise his World Series batting mark to 271 as the Yankees ride a steady lineup. Jerry Coleman notched his first series hit since 1951 with a second inning double. Whitey Ford nears a series record with another win, lowering his ERA to 2.62 across 54 2 3 innings. Red Schoendienst drives Milwaukee with his 20th hit, reaching the 200 mark for the season. The Cubs beat the Tigers 2-0 in 1908’s fifth game remains the fastest ever.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Jerry Coleman
Whitey Ford
Red Ruffing
Allie Reynolds
Whitey
Ford
Red Schoendienst
Mi Waukee
World Series Facts Figures and Standings Summary
The document presents World Series standings and box scores for the New York and Milwaukee teams, noting game one results and pitcher details. It lists attendance figures for the first game, total receipts a breakdown of players and league shares, and commissioner and clubs’ shares, reflecting financials of the opening contest.
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New York
Chicag
St. Louis
Giants
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Spahn
Johnson
McMahon
Crandall
Ford
Berra
Commissioner's Office
Negro Mother Raises Funds For Wounded Boy
In North Philadelphia Mrs Clara Baldwin a Black mother canvasses her mixed neighborhood to raise funds for 15 year old white boy Billy Flack who was stabbed and paralyzed after being attacked by Black youths. Part of the money will aid another white youth Melvin Reeves injured in a similar incident.
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Philadelphia
Clara Baldwin
Billy Flack
Billy
Cricket knocks KRIO off air in McAllen incident
A cricket apparently climbed into KRIO transmitters in McAllen and caused a short circuit, briefly taking the radio station off the air. Station manager Chuck McKassen said the perilous insect affected a delicate part of the transmitter.
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Mcallen
Tex
KRIO
Chuck McKassen
Ryder Cup Opens At Lindrick In England Crowd Forecasts
Top American pros arrive for Ryder Cup at Lindrick England as locals expect 10 000 fans a day for a two day match. Captain Jack Burke says the greens are well kept and the course tests finesse while Dai Rees prepares final tryouts before Friday foursomes and Saturday singles.
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Lindrick
England
Norton
Milwaukee
Britain
Yorkshire
Derbyshire
Nottinghamshire
Vilages
Jack Burke
Bellaire
Tex
Burke
Dai Rees
Flanagan Loses Unanimous Decision to Yama Bahama
Veteran middleweight Del Flanagan loses a televised 11 round decision to unranked Yama Bahama at Chicago Stadium. Bahama dominates late action with sharp lefts and rights, while Flanagan fails to land solid blows. judges score 49-43, 47-46, 50-42 in Bahama's favor.
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Yama Bahama
West Indies
Chicago Stadium
Bahama
Flanagan
Frank Sikora
Frank McAdams
Frank Clark
Rugged Schedule Faces Area Teams This Week
Area prep football hosts a busy slate with Clarke County hosting Loudoun County at Berryville while Douglass meets Douglas and Handley faces Frederick. Standout players Levi Barr Tomblin and Donnie Fuller pace Clarke’s offense as the Eagles seek form after two losses, with Keyser and Charles Town looming in a tough schedule.
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Clarke County
Loudoun County
Berryville
Warren County
Berkeley Springs
Douglass
Douglas
Handley
Frederick
Loudoun
Clarke
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Elkton
Montevideo
Luray
Harrisonburg
Eagles
Raiders
Berkeley
Peter Levi
Levi
Bobby Barr
Donnie Fuller
Barr
Leroy Tomblin
Fuller
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GLAZE
Earbrook Woolen
Amy For
Lottivrell
Astephenson Grocery
Valley Fruit & To
Bayliss
Bell
For
Sam Shendon
Eugene Pfunkhouser
Arthur Gilkey
Garland Carlisle
Glaize
Brakeshoe
Clowser
Glaize & Bro
Brakeshoe Cafe
Bell Clothes M Clowser ‘Transfer
Stephenson Grocery
Valley Pruit & Candy
Bayliss Real Estate
Clearbrook Wooler
Southern Bakeries
Achewel Furniture Co
Amoco
Kern Motor
Nek Foods
Va Power
Winchester
Loudoun Bt
Georgia
Mao
VPI
Wva
THE
Associated Press
Lew Burdette
Bobby Shantz
Jonny Logan
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Warren Spahn
Yanks
Johnny Antonelli
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Ed Fargo
Miami Shores, Fla
Merion
Pennsylvania
Dick Mayer
Steve
Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Chicago
del Flanagan
St.Paul
Sonny Sibert
Richard Donica
Doug Rainsberger
Marylanders
By Charlif Tait
James Wood
Charles Town
Beall
Fort Hill
Wildcats
Warren
Colonels
Charlies Town
West Virginians
Keyser
Romney
Shepherdstown
Gaithersburg
Charles Townles
Milt Cooper
Big Boy
Chaves Town
West
Cnoost
Main St
Front Royal
Zane
Shan
Johnny's Sport Shop
Boscawen St. Keeeanasaoe
Riverton
North Fork South Park
Moore
James Wood High School
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