Health Center Ladies Open Bowling With Tight Matches
Betty Miller led the Health Center Girls Afternoon League with a 110 score as Ben Davis edged Black Twigs in three straight games. Margie Grim added 95, Nan cy Jones 104 for the losers, while King David topped Delicious three straight games. Bailey's Market surged in the Ladies Commercial League, sweeping Jewel Box to take the first-half lead as Ann McKee rolled 125 in a standout game.
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King David
Grimes Golden Wines
Black Twigs
Delicious
Betty Miller
Jonne Jones
Margaret Dunn
Jackkie Jones
Martha Smith
Northern Spy
Health Center Girl’s
Health Center
Margie Grim
Nancy Jones
Jackie Jones
Margaret Age
Pauline Smith
Ladies Commercial League
Bailey's
Newberry’s
O'Sullivan
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Bailey’s
Newberry
Bailey’s Market Girls
Jewel Box
Bailey's Market
Ann McKee
Mrs. McKee
Virginia Leach
Dorothy Bloom
van Woolen
Gladys Curl
Ruth Dick
C. L. Ritter
Alice Lake
Nurses
Conie Ryan
Sarah Zane E Co
Evelyn Stotler
Firefighters
Phillies Second Fails Sink Series Bid in Game Two
The Phillies stranded five on base and failed to deliver timely hits as Mike Goliat, key to their rallies, went 0 for 2 with a strikeout and a double play ending Hamner’s third-inning tripled inning. The Yankees clamped down after Vandergrift star power faded.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Phillies
Mike Goliat
Mike
Vandergrift
Yankee
Gran Hamner
Andy Seminick
Hamner
Phils
Critics Spar Over Managers Choices In Opening Series
Journal notes critics pressed Seminick on Bobby Brown pickoffs and Eddie Sawyer on Dick Sisler bunt strategy. Sisler tied up by infield and DiMaggio homer echoes past pennant heroics. Joe Brown plays risky Chausa play, Hamner double, save for Hamner triple, and Reds boss Rickey plans for Philadelphia games from Maryland farm.
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Bobby Brown
Eddie Sawyer
Dick Sisler
Richie Ashburn
Sisler
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Hamner
Assam Earthquake of 1897 Devastated Vast Region
An 1897 earthquake in Assam India caused widespread destruction across a region larger than Massachusetts impacting towns and landscapes with lasting effects on local communities and infrastructure.
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Assam
India
Massachusetts
Swami Says So Prophet Hides Behind Moon But Makes Guesses
A humorous sports column lists college football picks for the weekend. Harold Claassen notes last week's 58 of 75 winners and provides predicted outcomes for Notre Dame, California, Maryland, Tennessee, Penn State, Oklahoma, Dartmouth, UCLA, Missouri, Florida, TCU, Texas Christian, Georgia, North Carolina, and quick quips for East and Southwest regions.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Notre Dame
Purdue
North Carolina
Texas
Pennsylvania
California
Virginia
Maryland
Spartans
Michigan
Tennessee
Duke
Penn State
Army
Pollock
Pollard
Oklahoma
Leon Heath
Dartmouth
John Clayton
Michan
UCLA
Washington
Huskies
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Texans
Florida
Georgia Tech
Bob Woodruff
Baylor
Christian
Arkansas
TCU
Texas Chrisan
Georgia
Boston University
Duquesne
Bucknell
Lehigh
Brown
Holy Cross
Colgate
Three Schools Here In Week End Tiffs
A busy weekend for local football with James Wood at Orange tonight at 8 30 p m Berryville hosts Shepherdstown at 2 30 p m today and Handley meets Lexington in the Handley Bowl tomorrow at 2 p m Coach Hunter J Maddox notes focus on defense against passes and tweaks to the offense. Starting lineup includes William Higgs 81 LE 150 and John Kaknis 56 LT 187.
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James Wood
Orange
Berryvile High School
Shepherdstown High
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Handley Judges
Lexington High
Hunter J. Maddox
Maddex
William Higgs
John Kaknis
College football conference picks cross regions
Forest defeats Boston College in the matchup. Midwest games include Illinois over Wisconsin, Iowa over Indiana, Kansas over Colorado, Marquette over Kansas State, Minnesota over Nebraska, and Ohio State over Pittsburgh. Far West games see Oregon over Montana, Santa Clara over San Jose, Southern California over Washington State, Stanford over Oregon State, and Utah over Brigham Young.
Co-captains Named as Ronald Wilson and James Lawrence
Ronald Wilson and James Lawrence have been elected team co-captains for the season. Lawrence is nursing an injury and will not be able to play in tomorrow's game.
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Carlin Smith
Ronald Wilson
Robert Lake
William Gouchenour
Harry Shendon
Robert Royston
Garland Clark
Melvin Atkins
Jimmy Blackburn
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Standards Endorse Asphalt Tile Tanking for Safe Industrial Floors
The U.S. Bureau of Standards designates asphalt tile Tanking as a safe industrial flooring option. The surface is described as slip resistant and yeast conductive, noting improved safety for workers in industrial environments.
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U.S. Bureau of Standards
Fighting Results Snapshots From Multiple Cities
In Brooklyn Don Williams and Mike Koballa fought to a ten round draw. In Portland Bob Stecher outpointed Mike Gillo over ten rounds. In Fall River Ji Taylor edged Anglee in a ten round bout. Mustard noted as a frequent participant in early mat history.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Arena
Don Williams
Worcester
Mass
Mike Koballa
Pittsburgh
Portland
Bob Stecher
Mike Gillo
New Haven
Conn
Ein
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