Clarke County Eagles blank Turner Ashby 19 0 in mud and rain
Clarke County improved to 6-0 overall and 5-0 in the district after a 19 0 victory over Turner Ashby amid heavy rain and mud. Pickles McCarty and Dick Longerbeam led with 115 rushing yards each, Strother added 91, while Page County loomed as a potential title challenger with a later game postponed by weather.
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Luray
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Page-Luray
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Pickles McCarty
Dick Longerbeam
Gene Stroger
Randolph
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Clarke
Jerryne
Gene Strother
Don Maphis
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Broadway
Berkeley Springs
Berkeley
Loudoun County
Berryville
Bones Of 4 Babies Found In Greencastle Cellar
In Greencastle Indiana four baby skeletons were found hidden in a cellar. A construction worker who moved in seven months ago discovered one skeleton and police later located three more in a metal box a suitcase and debris. Coroner Whitaker cited decomposed remains making immediate cause of death unknown though foul play was not ruled out.
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Greencastle
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John Whitaker
Whitaker
Jack Lewallen
Scouts Camp Here Despite Raw Weather
About 500 Scouts from the Shenan Area Council across nine counties planned to camp at Rouss Park for the annual camporee. Registration ran 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Demonstrations were set for the afternoon with religious services scheduled for tomorrow. director Henry L. Bush led operations with assistants Gene Dicks Bruce Hodgson Robert L. Chaplin and Milton Coffman.
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Rouss Park
Shenan Area
Paratroopers Injured in Mass Jump at Fort Jackson
Seventeen paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division were hospitalized after a practice assault jump at Fort Jackson South Carolina. The operation Apache involved about 200 Ft Jackson soldiers and 1200 paratroopers, with injuries ranging from broken bones to bruises but none serious.
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Ft. Bragg
N. C
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501St Infantry
Polio Vaccine Clinic At JCC Clinic Administers 86 Doses
A late night polio vaccination clinic at the Health Department, run with the Junior Chamber of Commerce, inoculated 86 people. Workers listed include Donald Kremer, Wing Field Burkhart, Mitchell Knight, John Williams and Sammie Long. Free ice cream pleased attending children. The next clinic is January 26 from 7 30 to 9 p m in conjunction with the Mothers March on Polio.
Mobile City rejects pigeon damage claim at Bienvi Square
Mobile Alabama residents learn the city will not cover pigeon damage after the City Commission rejects a $2 hospital bill for emergency room treatment following an incident where a man was struck by a flying pigeon near Bienvi Square in downtown Mobile.
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Mobile
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City Commission
Bienvi Square
Bears and Cowboys Seek Key NFL Wins as Race Tightens
Chicago faces San Francisco while Dallas hosts Philadelphia in pivotal Sunday games. Both teams sit at 3-2 and tied for third, needing a victory to stay in the title chase as Chicago counters SF’s shotgun offense and Dallas leans on a 14 interception pass defense against Sonny Jurgensen’s Eagles aims.
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Coleader
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Tommy McDonald
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al Sherman
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Y. A. Tittle
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Zeke Bratkowski
Frank Ryan
Sherman
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Washington
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Beall Mounties Fronts Beall Beats James Wood 34-20 at Frostburg
Beall Mountaineers powered to a 34-13 halftime lead at Frostburg Maryland, using straight power plays by backs Robin Harper and Wayne Harper and fullback Jim Goble. James Wood rallied in the second half but could not overcome the early deficit as Beall cruised to their 34-20 victory.
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Robin Pe
Wayne Harper
Jim Goble
Loudoun County
Colonels
Robin Harper
Jim Robertson
Harper
Mounties
Kenneth Ashby
Joe Hepler
Marvin Griffith
Dickie LaFollette
Griffith
Danny Kelchner
Hepler
Robertson
Goble
LaFollette
La‘Follette
Tommy Sullivan
Onels
Tinker Edmonds
Get Ae Eeames
Archie Manuel
Chicago hog and cattle market summary report week
The Chicago AP market summary lists hog prices by grade from 17.00 to 16.50 per cwt for 190-260 lb ranges, cattle figures include prime and choice lots with prices from 23.75 to 26.25 per cwt, and sheep values show native wooled slaughter lambs at 17.50-18.00 per cwt with other classes cited. note details include weights, loads, and varying quality categories.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Westersn
Minghini’s Virginia Gentlemen set records in three wins
Charles Minghini led the Virginia Gentlemen to a three game upset of Sanitary Dairy tying for first in the Independent League. Minghini posted a 176 game and 408 set with the team totaling 1811 pins for seasonal marks. Joe Zimmerman and Aaron Zuckerman added strong counts as Sam McCall aided Sid Veasey’s squad.
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Health Center
Charles Minghini
Virginia Gentleman
Sanitary Dairy
Minghini
Charles
Lucille Smith
Betty Webber
Alley Rats
Cookies
Bette Braithwaite
Doug Swimley
Thelma Chaney
Phyllis Grove
Irene Borrer
Alice Godlove
Harriet Frye
Jeanette Combs
Betty Sheetz
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Kitty Perry
Alta White
Helen Richards
Ruby Wingfield
Martha Willis
Bertha Flemming
Doris Holbrook
Bonnie Zastep
Mary Ann Grubb
Dusters
Frances Martin
Perkins Loi Meet for Welter Crown Tonight
MILAN AP champions Duilio Loi of Italy and challenger Eddie Perkins of Chicago clash tonight for the world junior welterweight title. Loi says he is confident of winning though Perkins has shown much consideration. Loi is 32 and Perkins 24.
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Duilio Loi
Italy
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Loi
Mountaineers and Hokies Seek Nonleague Wins
The Southern Conference squads face non conference tests with West Virginia favored over Boston University and Virginia Tech underdogs against Virginia Cavaliers. Furman visits The Citadel in a crucial conference clash while VMI meets Davidson as race implications near the season’s midpoint.
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Richmond
Spiders
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Virginia
Virginia Tech
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Notre Dame Eyes Top Ranking in Navy-Detroit clash and GW rout
Notre Dame seeks to rebound against Michigan State after a late surge by Navy spoiled an early lead. George Washington crushed William and Mary 49-12 as Dick Drummond scored four times.
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William and Mary
Indians
Dick Drummond
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Mississippi
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Ole Miss
Houston
Sugar Ray Eyes Sixth Middleweight Title Shot
Sugar Ray Robinson, 41, seeks another world middleweight title shot as he meets 22 year old Denny Moyer in a televised ten rounder at Madison Square Garden. Robinson, 144-9- with 93 KOs, sports a 11-5 favorite label against a 30-5 foe, after a recent rough Showtime style comeback.
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Sugar Ray
Denny Moyer
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Ore
Abc-Tv
Madison Square Garden
Wilfie Greaves
Detroit
Terry
Downes
Gene) Fullmer
Moyer
Northside Classic Leads In Four-Way Bowling Showdown
Northside top teams prevail in a night of shutouts as Five Aces Denny Lillis posted 610 high series with 219 223 168. Lamaster and Lee Jackson split wins while Triangle Diner holds solid in second. Southwestern Insurance topples Stephens City. Lady Brunswicks add to early leads with Pat Brant’s 457 and 2154 team high.
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Allen Kibler
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Elwood Willis
Novick
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
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Dot Clark
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Mary Hogdson
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Jill
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Jean Havermale
Doris Conners
Betty Willis
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