Ellis and Glaize Still Lead B League Keglers
Tuesday night bowling saw Ellis and Glaize & Bro. hold their top spot in the B League standings. notable individual scores included Bucky Whitacre 399 in four games for his 157, 123, 119 line. Garland Carlisle 364 set. Clearbrook Woolen 1674 set and 599 team game. Miller & Anderson 1666 set and 570 game. and Elks Lodge 1686 team set. Key results included Post Office taking two of three from Dr. Pepper and Valley Distributors winning two of three from Bayliss & Patterson.
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Bucky Whitacre
Garland Carlisle
Clearbrook Ooten
Bayliss & Patterson
Whitacre
Salty Hoover
Doug Sirbaugh
Post Office
Dr. Pepper
Doug Bowley
John Boyd
Miller & Anderson
Columbia Baking Co
Bod
Valley Distributors
Glaize& Bro
Pete Anderson
Glaize & Bro
Jim Fiddler
Ellis Lodge
Va. Woolen Co
Kenny Grim
Arthur Gilkey
Valley Fruit & Candy
Bell Clothes
Jack Wilkins
Carson Hook
Elks Lodge
Clearbrook Woolen
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Navy Lineman Eisenhauer Voted Week One AP Player
Navy guard Steve Eisenhauer, a 21 year old junior from Sheffield Pennsylvania, was voted lineman of the week in the AP poll after Navy crushed Cornell 31 to 7. He blocked a punt for a touchdown, recovered two fumbles and made four solo tackles, steering the Middies to a strong rush defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steve Eisenhauer
Sheffield
Eisenhauer
Associated Press
Middies
Cornell
Big Red
Navy
River Conditions Report at Riverton Noon
The Shenandoah near Riverton at noon was muddy in the North Fork and clear in the South Fork with overall mixed river conditions. North Fork muddy, South Fork clear, indicating variable water clarity across the river reach.
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Riverton
Maryland Georgia clash tops Dixie grid card
Unbeaten Maryland and Georgia bring high powered offenses to Athens in a marquee clash that could shape Bowl and poll outcomes. Maryland seeks to rebound from setbacks while Georgia features Bratkowski passing and a deep stable of backs as coach Wally Butts preaches a shutdown defense.
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Dixie
Athens
Maryland
Georgia
Associated Press
Jim Tatuma
Terrapins
Misasuri
Auburn
Clemson
Vanderbilt
North Carolina State
Tulane
Zeke Bratkowski
Jack Scarbath
Lloyd Coltergahn
Lou Weidensaul
Art Decarlo
Harry Babock
Bratkowski
Scarbath
Wally Butts
Ezzard Charles Knocks Out Reynolds in Two Rounds
Ezzard Charles, 189, stopped Bernie Reynolds, 187, in 1 minute 40 seconds of the second round at Cincinnati Garden. The former heavyweight champ, eyeing Rex Layne then Marciano, said after the bout he wants Layne next and Marciano after that. Reynolds, 25, from Cliffside Park, N J, is said to be finished as a pro per his manager.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Rex Layne
Charles
Bernie Reynolds
Fairfield
Marciano
Reynolds
Connecticut
Cliffside
N. J
Joe Vella
Vella
Cesar Brion
New York
Layne
Japan to Get Its Own White House for Prime Minister
Tokyo reports Japan will provide a two story white tile residence for the prime minister located about 15 minutes from central Tokyo. The Western style house sits behind a 75 000 square foot garden with more than 14 000 square feet of floor space and will replace the current home used by the foreign minister.
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Tokyo
Japan
White House
McKown Tops Total Defense In College Football
Ray McKown of Texas Christian moves to the No 1 spot in total offense among major college teams, totaling 657 yards with 547 passing in three games. Dick Shinaut of Texas Western trails with 650 yards, 612 passing. Don Heinrich of Washington leads in passing with 47 completions, 84 attempts, 539 yards, and 56 percent success. Gene Filipski of Villanova leads rushing with 307 yards as leaders are named for total offense and rushing.
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New York
Ray McKown
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Ncaa Service Bureau
McKown
Dick Shinaut
Texas Western
Shinaut
TCU
Don Heinrich
University of Washington
Heinrich
Villanova
Gene Filipski
West Point
Filipski
Scarbath
Maryland
Mioduszewski
William & Mary
Broyles
Washington & Lee
Cleaning Pentagon Requires About 600 Workers
The service includes cleaning and needs a force of roughly 600 people. The Pentagon is divided into cleaning zones averaging 15,000 square feet each.
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Pentagon
N.ri
Miss Moneybags Janice Gilbert Is Break the Bank Paying Teller
Janice Gilbert known as Miss Moneybags has handed out over 2 million dollars on Break the Bank since its early radio days. She faces odd requests from fans and keeps staff with guards by her side as she helps contestants win sponsor funds.
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New York
Janice Gilbert
Pioneer Radio
ABC
CBS
Janice
Cock Robin
Arkansas
Denny
Flora
Korea
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Little Garden Club Meets At Mrs Gibson’s Home
Social notes report the Little Garden club gathering at the home of Mrs Thomas Gibson. The item mentions birthday celebrations for Susan and Sharon Smith and various society greetings.
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Little Garden Club
Thomas Gibson
Robert W. Smith
Susan
Sharon
Bradford Bennett
Virginia Beach
Virginia Orthopaedic Society
Army Pfc Reed Stationed in Alaska With Units
Pfc Arlie H Reed of Glaize Avenue was stationed with the U S Army in Alaska and addressed to local soldiers, including Cpl Kenzel B, in a community military notice.
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Arlie H. Reed
Glaize Avenue
U. S. Army
Alaska
Cpl
Kenzel B
Ruthless Yankees win World Series over Pirates
The New York Yankees defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates to win the World Series. Babe Ruth was in an auto accident on the way to Yankee Stadium but was not injured. Mr and Mrs R H Benson of Valley Pike were on an extended Florida and New Orleans trip. Miss Lou Hollis stayed home due to illness. Miss Annie Crampton married Richard Beardsworth. Isaac Arnold delivered a 57 ounce potato to The Star Office.
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New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Babe Ruth
Yankee Stadium
R. H. Benson
Valley Pike
Florida
New Orleans
Lou Hollis
North Loudoun Street
Tae Rippe
Annie Crampton
Richard Beardsworth
Isaac Arnold
Star Office
Cavaliers and Indians Lead Virginia College Grid Standings
Virginia Cavaliers and William and Mary Indians top state football in early 1950s stats. Cavaliers boast 0 losses and stout defense allowing 111.5 rushing yards per game while William and Mary leads in offense with 381 yards per game and 69 points total. Washington and Lee shows strong rushing at 308 yards per weekend and Virginia Tech leads in passing with 125.3 yards per game.
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Richmond
Virginia
Cavaliers
William and Mary's
Indians
William and Mary
Willam and Mary
Washington and Lee
Virginia Tech
Randolph Macon
Tribe
Randy Broyles
Wes Abrams
Generals
Johnny Dean
Tom Scott
Joe Mehalick
Bob Gut
Emory
Elmira Signs Spivey to ABL Contract
Elmira, N Y confirms Bill Spivey former Kentucky All American basketball star has signed to play for the Elmira team in the American Basketball League.
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Elmira
N. Y
Bill Spivey
University of Kentucky
Oldest California palm wounded by historic muskets in San Diego
The San Diego park and recreation department announced the ancient palm planted by Franciscan missionaries and named for Father Junipero Serra bears a musket ball lodged in its trunk for over a century found during a tree support collar installation.
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San Diego
Callif
California
Park and Recreation Department
Father Junipero Serra
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Ezzard Charles Chills Reynolds
Hal Boyle
the Star
Virgil Whitacre
Grimes
John Moling
J. M. Moling, Jr
United States Army
Bupyong
Charles Marks
James Ferrier
Chicago
Leggett's
Life Magazine
Dickies
Wow
Sager Goodyear Tires
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock St
W&m
Rockford
Winchester News
Loudoun
W. Boscawen St
COSCO
Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Pontiac Sales & Service
Gerrard St
Valley Ave
N. Loudoun Sr
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