D Eacons Colonials And W L Tied Up
Clemson stars Ray Mathews and Fred Cone lead the Southern Conference with 30 points each as Wake Forests Deacons George Washingtons Colonials and Washington and Lees Generals stay in a three way chase for the title. Duke and W L also in clash while Maryland, Georgetown and other notes fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Clemson
Ray Mathews
Fred Cone
Tigers
Mathews
Cone
Gil Bocetti
Washington
L&e
Francis
Guido) Scarton
Bill Miller
Wake Forest
Joe Stump
Virginia Military
Ed Jasonek
Furman
al Bohlen
The
Citadel
South Carline
George
Lee
Davidson
Duke
Blue Devils
Maryland
Lee Lee
University of Richmond
North Carolina
Dickie Davis
Ed Butler
Deans
Asus Carolina
North Carolina State
Billy Cox
Wolfpack
Jack Mounie
Georgetown
Jack Scarbath
Last survivor of Bounty mutineers dies on Pitcairn
John Adams, the final surviving mutineer from the Bounty nine, died on Pitcairn Island in 1829. He had claimed birth in Gloucester, Massachusetts to escape British punishment for the mutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty
Pitcairn Island
H.C
John Adams
Adams
Gloucester
Mass
Standings and Schedule From The National Conference
Standings show Cleveland 34 Chicago 24 Chicago 28 Green Bay 14 Los Angeles 30 Detroit 28 Philadelphia 24 Baltimore 14 Pittsburgh 17 New York Giants. The schedule lists Thursday night Green Bay at New York Yanks and Sunday Baltimore at Cardinals, Cleveland at New York Giants, Detroit at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. The Q and A discuss the Chinoteague ponies used for roundups, their origin, and uses as polo mounts and children's favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago Cards
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
New York
Ireoeer
Cardinals
Washington
San Francisco
Chincoteague
Chincoteague Island
Virginia
City Champions of the Church League Cork Street softball team triumph
Members of Cork Street Christian Church softball team are pictured at a banquet held last Wednesday. The roster lists Kenneth Smallwood George G Alan Oates Roxy Hockman Meredith Bailey Bill Bailey Davy Rickard Claude Grove sponsor Orville Miller teacher Johnny Cather bat boy Robert Whitacre manager Billy Shanks. The event featured solos by Eula Affleck Donald Good a duet by Orville Miller readings by Mrs Arthur Shull and a violin solo by Mrs Orville Miller. Hoye Riley presented the trophy to Robert Whitacre. Principal Paul Beable introduced guest speaker Harry Caughron coach of James Wood who urged youth to grow physically mentally morally and spiritually. Master of Ceremonies Forest Bowen, benediction by Rev. Paul Drumheller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork Street Christian Church
Kenneth Smallwood
George G
Alan Oates
Roxy Hockman
Meredith
Bill Bailey
Davy Rickard
Claude Grove
Orville Miller
Johnny Cather
Robert Whitacre
Billy Shanks
Rush
Ellwood Snyder
Arthur Shull
Hoye Riley
Paul Beable
James Wood High School
Harry Caughron
James Wood
Caughron
Forest Bowen
Paul Drumheller
Fox in the Stadium Scouting Red Blaik Football Tactics
A staged fox interview in Yankee Stadium reveals Mr. Fox scouting Red Blaik and noting Notre Dame’s defeat, Purdue and Cincinnati players, and the Steelers game plans. He jokes about promotions, speaks on defense, and praises Pollard’s cutting ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaik
Red Blaik
Red Fox
Red
Stu Holcomb
Notre Dame
Andy Gustafson
Purdue
Bob Woodruff
Herman Hickman
Sid Gillman
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Mr. Fox
Larry MacPhail
Fox Hunt
Stadium Club
Mal Stevens
Foxes
Winchester Man Elected VMA President After Convention
Wert Faulkner of Glasgow was elected president of the Virginia Manufacturers Association as the group closed its annual convention. Other officers named include William R. Seward of Petersburg as first vice president E. S. Williams of Riverton as second vice president and H. B. McCormac Jr. of Winchester as treasurer. The gathering called for a 5.25 million dollar cut in non defense spending.
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Roanoke
Wert Faulkner
Glasgow
Virginia Manufacturers Association
William R. Seward
Petersburg
E. S. Williams
Riverton
H. B. McCormac, Jr
Winchester
New Clerk Stenographer Appointed at Winchester SSA Office
Harry A. Nelson, manager of the Winchester field office, announces Mrs. John E. Wood as clerk stenographer. A native of pate nn she studied at Lynchburg College and earned a B S in Business Education from Longwood College Farmville Va. She lives with her husband, a Handley High School math teacher, at 13 BE Clifford St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Social Security Administration
Harry A. Nelson
John E. Wood
Wood
Patenn
Lynchburg College
Longwood College
Farmville
Handley High School
BE. Clifford St
This
City
Korea Produced One Third of Son Graphite Before War
Korea supplied about a third of the Son graphite output prior to World War II, reflecting its role in the regional mineral industry before the conflict.
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Korea
Korea Overtures at Fifty Million Gold Reserve Year
A historical note marks Korea aiming to secure a large gold reserve totaling fifty million dollars within the year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deacons
Colonials
Episcopal Parish
UCL
LaMar
Yanks
Coro Sikeouilen
Can River
McCall
Leggett
Clark
TALON
Griffon
Percale Prints
Chambray
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Yankee Stadium
Casey Stengel
Uplift Foundation Garment Co
Jersey
Stevenson
Martin
Michigan
Bob
Feldberg
al Pollard
Pollard
Polo Grounds
Steve Owen
Steelers
CROWN
Lexington
Crown Central Petroleum Corporation
General Offices
Baltimore 2
ACE
Vacuum Stores
Dept. A
9Th ST
N. W
Washington, D. C
Americas
Pseneh
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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