Rampaging Indians Crush Virginia Tech in 49-0 rout
In a standout statement game, the William and Mary Indians overwhelmed Virginia Tech 49-0 at Cary Stadium. The Indians dominated with bruising defense and strong running to derail the Gobblers.
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Indians
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Randolph-Macon
Maryland
Hampden-Sydney
University of Virginia Cavaliers
Willian and Mary
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Cary Stadium
Washington and Lee
West Virginia
Roanoke
County Home Demonstration Agents Weekly Schedule
Miss Agnes V Shirley Home Demonstration Agent releases week of October 14 to 19 with meetings at various homes and offices. Events include All Star Initiation Committee at the Court House Office October 14 and furniture refinishing demonstration with Mrs Thomas Rosenberger October 17.
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Agnes V
Shirley
All Star
Court House
Awlay
Stephens City
HDC
White Hall
Light
Frinchly Grove Hdc
Thomas Rosenberger
Round Hill 4-11
Chicago Grain Open Steady as Markets Await Action
Chicago grains showed a steady undertone at the open on Oct 14 with light volume as traders awaited presidential action in the meat situation. Wheat prices ranged from Jan at 2.07 1 4 to Mar at 2.02 1 2 and May at 1.98 1 4. Corn opened Jan 1.45 1 8 to 1.44 7 8, Mar 1.40 1 2, May 1.39 to 1 39 1 8. Oats opened Nov 85 5 8, Dec 76 1 2 to 3 4, May 74 5 8 to 1 2.
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Chicago
Market Quotations Baltimore Livestock
Market data from Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets dated Oct 14 shows robust demand in cattle hogs and sheep. Prices span stocker feeder steers 17.75 to 20.50, hogs at ceiling 16.50, lambs 21.50 top, with calves and canners also active across multiple classes.
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Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Stock Market Report Struggles as Leaders Polarize in New York
New York stock activity shows scattered gains and losses with many leaders dipping or holding steady after a busy open. Investors await the President's address and expect a possible technical correction while decontrol hopes offer a fallback. Godyear advances on a boosted dividend. several majors including U S Steel and General Motors lag amid mixed bond activity.
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New York
Godyear
U. S. Rubber
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
U. S. Gypsum
North American
American Water Works
Kennecott
Anaconda
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
International Nickel
Union Carbide
Armour, Wilson and Co
Texas Co
Great Northern
N. Y. Central
G I Taxicab Association Starts Motorcade to Harrisburg
The Philadelphia G I Taxicab Association began a 100-mile march to the State Capitol with about 100 members in 25 cars and a sound truck. President Louis Israel said they will seek a hearing with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission on their franchise application and may camp on statehouse grounds if the decision is delayed.
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Philadelphia
G. I. Taxicab Association
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Louis Israel
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Quaker City
Israel
Commission
Buffalo meat bonanza in Minneapolis draws crowds
A Minneapolis market offered 10 000 pounds of buffalo meat at 75 cents to a dollar per pound on a first come, first served basis. Police detail was requested to manage crowds of housewives, with more than 5 000 potential buyers at the main store and a smaller crowd at a branch. The meat came from 33 buffalo from Charles A Ward’s private herd.
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Minneapolis
Witt Market
Charles A. Ward
Brown & Bigelow
St. Paul
Records Fall At Weightlifting Meet In Virginia
Eight state records and 17 open records were broken at the A A U Weightlifting Meet held Saturday evening at the Winchester Armory. James Strosnider and John Orndorff led Winchester with multiple state records and Strosnider won the heavyweight class lifting 300 pounds overhead. Apollo A C of Norfolk won the state team trophy. Washington D C took the open team trophy.
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Winchester Armory
Ig Heart Athletic Club
James Strosnider
John Orndorff
Winchester Club
Strosnider
Virginia
George Greenfield
Norfolk
Stanley Jones
Pat Smith
Newport News
Wen Rule
Apollo A. C
Washington, D. C
Donald Brumback
Winchester
Robert Kanodle
Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Hagerstown
Herb Bradley
Bradley
Lillis
Charles Lillis
Lloyd Martin
Alton Cooper
Charles Sanderlin
Meet Features Washington Announcer and York Guests
John Dulin of Washington served as announcer and master of ceremonies at the event. Guests included Dick Badell and Jack Elliott of York, Pa.
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John Dulin
Washington
Dick Badell
Jack Elliott
York, Pa
Brown Bombers Rout Dragons 33-6 In Wartime Style Play
The Winchester Brown Bombers defeated Culpeper Dragons 33 to 6 yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. Ford Walker ran 15 yards for the opening touchdown, J Long added the extra point, and Warren and Walker scored in the third period as Meyers and Jackson supplied the final points. The Dragons managed a single rushing touchdown in the last period, and next Sunday the Bombers host undefeated Hagerstown Legionnaires.
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Winchester Brown
Culpeper Dragons
Culper
Ford Walker
J. Long
Dragons
Pete Hogans
Dragon
J. D. Warren
Dinkey Meyers
Bombers
Warren
Walker
C. Jackson
Chester Jackson
C. Dixon
Jackson
Brown Bombers
Hagerstown Legionnaires
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Michigan
Yale
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Army
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Oklahoma
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Baylor
Alabama
Tennessee
Knoxville
Louisiana
Chattanooga
University of Richmond
Old Dominion
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Johnny Fenlon
the Food Center
Miller’s
Harry W. Jones
Paul George
A. Horle
Monon
Ind
John
Solem N. Wilmington
Mass
Pasline Horison, Ae
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Miller
Clarke County
G. I. Taxicab Asso
Penn
Europe
Denmark
Maine
E. M. Fund
Middletown
Ahaha
Durham
Ontario
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
Rose M. Funk
Brumback and
Artrip
Admix
R. A. Kline
E. M. Funk
Middletown Grange
Man Cops
the Onion Life Insurance Co., Inc
Richmond
S. L. Snellings
North Loudoun Street
P. O
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N. Loudoun St
Valley Weatherstrip & Awning CO
Aubrey J Gillian
Met
Cloverdale
S. Colverdale
D. A. Gordon CO
Winchester, VA
Cloverdale Sofe
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rane
W. Boscawen St
Breil Soledin
Winchester's Shopping Center
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