District Champs Face Gruelling Test Tomorrow
Handley high school meets Harrisonburg high school at Memorial Park in a key District 5 football clash. Both teams are undefeated, with Harrisonburg coming off a 19 6 win over Leehigh and Handley aiming to prove themselves as title contenders. The game kicks off at 8 p m and features a lineup led by Semples at fullback, Lawrence and Boxwell halfbacks, Carper at quarterback, and Burkhart Brumback at end.
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Memorial Park
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Handley
Lee High
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Waynesboro
Hilltoppers
Falls Church
Wilson Memorial
Lexington
Claude Warren
Warren
Leehigh
Hilltop
Letington
Otis “Snag” Sargent
Senseny. Rd
Skull
Hunter Maddox
Semples
Lawrence
Boxwell
Carper
Burkhart
Brumback
Boyd
Grove
Robertson
Hart
Wilson
Stephens City Girls Beat Stonewall 8-5 In Softball Tilt
Stephens City girls defeated Stonewall 8-5 to reach 3-3 in district play tying for first place in District L. Sargent singled, Showalter doubled driving in two, and Hart umpired as Stephens City hosts Gainesboro at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the season finale with the trophy on the line.
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Lucille Singhass
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Patsy Barton
Coffelt
Roberts
Newcomer
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Morrison
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Taylor
Navy Eyes Wisconsin After Breakthrough Win
Navy seeks a third straight victory by facing Wisconsin after a 28-7 win over Princeton ended a long skid. Coach George Sauer praises faster line play and better ball handling as QB Bob Zastrow fuels a potent offense. Wisconsin looms as a dangerous test at Madison, with Sauer wary of overconfidence.
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Tulane
Notre Dame
Army
Wisconsin
Madison
Stop the Music Needs 138 Person Cast for Airing
A television program requires a large cast of 138 performers to produce and air. The figure reflects the extensive talent pool and support roles needed for the show’s production.
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Nights and Standings
Clearbrook’s 530 to 514 win featured 132. Van Woolen Co. swept Valley Service Station as Oates 131 and Patton 121 aided the victory. Columbia Baking beat Bayliss & Patterson with 125 from Carper and Strode’s 121. Glaize & Bro. posted a 582 tear but Dr Pepper edged out the final game by two pins after Bowley’s 124 in the last frame. Valley Fruit & Candy won two of three vs Coca Cola. Bell Clothes beat Snapp’s Foundry two to one as Merriner’s 125 led the first game. Snappy’s tied the match in game two with Stickley 137 and 562, then Best Clothes won the decisive third. Hershey Pints girls posted a 1649 set in Middlebury led by Grim, Fraula, Kira, Carskaden, and Burke. Winchester seeks a men’s team as well.
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Auto dealer fined for license and title violations
Co. V. Hillyard of Kernstown was fined $200 plus costs by Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards after being found to operate a used car business without a dealer's license. He also held a title certificate issued to another person without proper assignment before a party authorized to administer oaths.
Junior Boys Choir to Sing at Winchester Church
The Lynchburg Presbyterian Orphans Home Junior Boys Choir of 10 boys aged 8 to 10 will perform three numbers at the 11 o'clock Sunday service at Winchester Presbyterian Church. The choir is directed by Mrs Bernard Bain wife of the home superintendent.
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Bernard Bain
Unbeaten Elevens Set for Clash at Bristol Guilford Emory and Henry eye week showdown
Unbeaten Guilford College faces Emory and Henry in a Bristol Saturday game as both teams boast three to four straight wins. The Wasps beat Concord Miligan Carson Newman Hampden Sydney 19 0 28 0 while Guilford beat Appalachian Hampden Sydney Randolph Macon 13 12 19 1 36 12. Virginia small colleges Randolph Macon Hampden Sydney and Newport News Apprentice School also prep for Saturday action with Virginia Tech and other opponents mentioned in a broad college grid context.
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Randolph Macon
Virginia
Catholic University
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Ashland
Yellow Jackets
Bill Blair
Eac
Spiders
Richmond
Dick Esbeck
Cotton Billingsley
VMI
Joe Veltri
Washington and Lee
George Washington
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Bob McNeish
Colonials
William and Mary
Indians
Michigan State
Rube McCray
Six-man football action features Stephens City Clarke County and Stonewall this week
Stephens City hosts Clarke County at New Market tonight with ace halfback Dean Baughman set to return after an earlier absence. Clarke County, undefeated alongside Stonewall, faces New Market tomorrow as Stonewall aims to stay perfect against Hedgesville after solid showings this season.
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Clarke County
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Bailey
Coates
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Singhass
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Green
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Journell
Divine Center
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Rebels
Virginia Association of Industrial Bankers Elects New Officers
Roanoke October meeting of the Virginia Association of Industrial Bankers featured an open forum on consumer credit. New officers named include T. MacLeod of Lynchburg as president and William E. Wood of Norfolk as vice president.
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Virginia Association of Industrial Bankers
Im T. MacLeod
Lynchburg
William E. Wood
Norfolk
Allen G. McCabe
Petersburg
Page Wilson
Staunton
Lion C. Hall
F. Norton Thomas
Clifton Forge
William C. Tillman
Winchester
Offensive stars named in workout highlight quartet
The report singled out Jack Cloud Buddy Lex Ed Magdziak and Pat Reeves as standout offensive players during the session.
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Buddy Lex
Ed Magdziak
Pat Reeves
Psychologist Examines Michigan Defeat After Army Loss
ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 13 Football fans see Michigan's 25 game win streak tumble 21 7 to Army The campus psychologist an Army assistant professor of psychology analyzes levels of aspiration and motivation behind a upset loss and notes winners habit to expect victory can sap effort while underdogs gain drive He warns psychological factors may follow a team through a season.
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Ann Harbor
Mich
Michigan
Army
Stanford
Michigan State
Apprentice Rides 100 Winners in His First Year on Track
Toronto dispatch profiles Charley Bright a 19 year old apprentice jockey from Munice Indiana who has reached 100 winners in his first Ontario season. The rider weighs 102 pounds stands 4 foot eleven and trains with the Moritana stable of Buffalo New York sleeping in the tack room and retiring by 9 30 each night after a whirlwind rookie year.
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Charley Bright
Munice
Ind
Ontario
Estack
Moritana Stable
Buffalo
N. Y
Cumberland Brewing Co Favorite Turns Up At Old Export Lodge
A note from Cumberland Brewing Co in Cumberland MB highlights Old Export Lodge favorite items. The brief mentions the local business scene and a spotlight on a signature brew.
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OLD Export Lodge
Cumberland Brewing CO
Cumberland, MB
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