Mississippi on top as AP poll reshuffle stirs college scene
Mississippi regains No 1 in the AP ranking as Syracuse slips to fourth after a narrow 15 6 win over Holy Cross. Iowa Ohio State join in the top four with strong first place support while Syracuse collects a portion of the remaining top votes.
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Stengel Confesses Uncertainty Over Start For Pirates World Series
Casey Stengel faces a desperate World Series choice as the Yankees lose 5-2 to the Pirates in New York. He hints at using Turley or Ford tomorrow while noting his club’s recent scoring struggles and Pirates pitching control.
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Kiwanis to Hear Rev. R. W. Digges
The Rev. Reid W. Digges Jr. of Riverton will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel on the need for family counseling centers in Northern Virginia communities.
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Sealtest, Buncutter Tie Lead After Fast Bowling Night
In a Health Center Lanes set, Sealtest fronted by Charley Renner and Jack Jones posted three wins and a 1907 series, battling National Fruit and taking second in the A League standings. Buncutter Tire Co led by Harold Pugh and Richard Buncutter claimed first with a 1776 total across three games, toppling Novick Transfer.
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Charles Swartz
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Jack Owens
Merv Bailey
Buncutter Tire Co
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Richard Buncutter
Mickey Perry
Novick
Francis Hudson
Peoples Cleaners
Schenck Foods
Frances Dodson
Maurice Whaley
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Dean Bush
Bob Carter
Alley Oops
Three Teams Sweep At Northside Bowling Night
H P Cities Service Baker and Anderson and Clarke County Supply swept their Lucky Strike opponents Winchester Concrete Hillcrest and Bunny Bread respectively at Northside. Sam Davis led B and A with 492 and Dale Spurs topped Clarke with 511. Bob Smallwood led H and P with 528. High set of 574 belonged to Eugene Oates. James Brown rolled the night's high game at 223.
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World Series Game by Game Report and Financials
New York and Pittsburgh split the first four games with high scoring games and key homers by Maris Mantle and Mazeroski. The fourth game saw Pittsburgh win 5 to 2 as Haddix and Law held the Yankees to a one run early rally. Attendance reached 62,753 for the fifth game with total receipts around 419 thousand dollars and major shares allocated.
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PCA Buys New Emergency Truck For Use Here
After five years of saving, the Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals purchases a new emergency truck to replace the 1950 sedan-delivery model retired after seven years and 90 000 miles. The truck features night spotlights, tree and pipe rescue equipment, and MO 2 8616 on its side.
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Matching Colors and Party Juices Highlight Odd Notes
A San Diego printer customer struggles to obtain a parking ticket envelope from a meter maid after attempting to match a blue color. A children's party uses maraschino juice to pink color ice cubes, while odd financial figures detail New York and Pittsburgh club shares and league pools from a five game totals period.
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Go kart races at Winchester Airport Speedway schedule announced
Rain washed out the first show and rescheduled a feature day with three 50 lap divisions plus a 20 lap special race for veteran drivers Bill Nalley Smokey Stover Doug Bailey Red Ninninger and Clem LeMaster. Daylight racing replaces the prior night event and a Powder Puff Derby for women adds to the program.
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Smokey Stover
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Red Ninninger
Clem LeMaster
Charlie Armel
Dr W C Anderson Wins 1960 Winchester Club Championship
Dr W C Anderson defeated Phil Glaize 6 and 5 on the 31st hole to claim the Winchester Golf Club title. Weather included intermittent rain as Anderson shot 69 in the first 18 and matched that pace in the second round to seal victory despite tough greens and fairways.
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City League Court Plans To Be Made Tonight
The annual organizational meeting for the National Guard Armory basketball program is set for 7 30 PM at the War Memorial Building. Managers sponsors and officials will decide team counts and season dates. Most last year's teams likely to return with two or three new teams. more girls may join.
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Dr Anderson Edges Glaize In Rainy Golf Match For Eagle
Dr. Anderson birdied holes two nine and sixteen while scoring an eagle on the six tee back. Glaize replied with a lone birdie on sixteen and fought back to force dormie into the thirteenth. Final putt lip ended the match as Anderson held firm in the rain amid strong radio clubhouse coverage and a large field in the ongoing month long tournament.
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Howard Dawkins
Jim Sargent, Jr
Bob Lewis
Howard Melton
Evans Kline
Nelson Page
Bridgeforth
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