Hanover Rider Captures Middle Atlantic Championship
Armin Hostetter of Hanover won the Middle Atlantic TT championship in Winchester while injuries sidelined other riders. Clifford Brubaker of Chambersburg and John Bauer of York were hospitalized with concussion and a broken collar bone after racing incidents. Herbert Fletcher of Cumberland returned to the track after treatment. Don Smith posted the fastest half mile time, and Dowd Rozzelle finished second in the main event.
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Winchester Hospital
Armin Hostetter
Hanover
Clifford Paul Brubaker
Chambersburg
John Bauer
N. Braddock St
Hagerstown Motorcycle Club
D. C. Ramblers
Baltimore Ramblers
National Capital of Washington
Ae of Maryland
Frederck
Don Smith
Smith
Hostetter
Dowd Rozzelle
Bethesda
George Becraft
Acc
Don Rice
Washington
Rice
Woody Windsor
York
Stuart Dayhoff
Baltimore
Leon Blickenstaff
al Wilcox
Trenton
N J
Bob Fisher
Glenn Falls
N. J
Miller McDonald
Hagerstown
Dave Hart
Bob Lyons
Vienna
Paul Croneburg
Bob Bentwell
L. Applegate
Wm. Balderson
Dowd Rozelle
Walter Troxel
Ephrata
Cavaliers Lead State Grid Teams
Cavaliers top Virginia football standings with three wins and no defeats. Behind them, William and Mary Indians hold 2-0, and after Saturday's win Hampden-Sydney, the University of Richmond Spiders climb in standings.
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Art Guepe
University of Virginia Cavaliers
Virginia Ee
Cavaliers
Virginia
William and Mary
Indians
Hampden-Sydney
University of Richmond Spiders
Brown Bombers Beat Washington Despite Myers Injury
The Winchester Brown Bombers defeated the Washington Brown Bombers 14 to 9 at City Park in front of about 400 fans. Quarterback Harry Myers suffered a dislocated shoulder and will sit out the season. George Hogans replaced him.
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Winchester Brown Bombers
Washington Brown Bombers
City Park
Harry “Dinky” Myers
George Hogans
Washington
Paul Johnson
Myers
Winchester Boys
Luenaries Lewis
Johnson
Long
Gordon
Bompers
College football race tight as several teams face key tests
William and Mary sits 2-1 as Virginia moves toward sole possession with a showdown against Richmond’s Spiders at Williamsburg. Cavaliers head to Princeton and Washington and Lee visits Penn State while Virginia Tech travels to Army. Randolph Macon plays Gallaudet Hampden Sydney meets Sewanee in Roanoke.
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William and Mary
Cavaliers
Indians
Spiders
Williamsburg
Princeton
Washington and Lee
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Army
Randolph Macon
Gallaudet
Hampden - Sydney
Sewanee
Roanoke
The Marten Its Range Narrowed Across America
The marten, a close relative of the Russian sable, was once plentiful but now occurs only in heavily timbered regions of America.
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America
Mink Family Ties Put Mustelidae Near Weasel
The mink sits in the mustelidae family alongside the marten and the weasel. Wild adult mink reach about 24 inches in length.
Bowl grid hints at major contenders this season
California appears set for the Rose Bowl if they beat Southern Cal in Los Angeles. Northwestern gains Rose Bowl attention after a 19 16 win over Minnesota, while Michigan holds the No 1 spot and is viewed as Big Nine champion. Ohio State has one loss to Iowa as the race tightens.
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New York
California
Bears
Southern Cal
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Evanston
Northwestern
Ohio State
Dixie
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
N. C. Tar Heels
Tennessee
Knoxville
Vols
Bob Neyland
Tech
Yellowjackets
Duke
Southern Methodist
Texas
Austin
Baylor
Cornell
Army
Big Red
Penn State
Michigan State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Borgia Tech
Clemson
Pennsylvania
Finishing Department Breaks Slump With 511 in Brake Blok League
After eight straight losses Finishing Department tops Office 511 to clinch the final game. Lawrence Brill hit 126 while Office relied on Bill Baker 123 and Mary Gail Cather 118. John Green 115 aided John Brown 118 and Ernie Burch 111 in Shipping victory.
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Brake Blok Leag
Ind
Lawrence Brill
Bill Baker
Gail Cather
Department
Office
Mary Gail Cather
Ng Department
John Green
Maintenance Department
Molly Patton
Harry Whitacre
Marcus Haines
Inspection Department
Shipping Department
John Brown
Ernie Burch
Winchester AA Sets Public Meeting With Out of Town Speakers
A special Winchester Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is planned for 8 p m tomorrow at the R C Cola building with visiting speakers from out of town.
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Winchester Alcoholics Anonymous Assn
R. C. Cola
JCC Talk on Air From Winchester Leader Tonight
Shirley O Bly secretary of the Winchester Junior Board of Trade says Paul Bagwell president of the National Junior Chamber of Commerce will deliver a radio address from Hagerstown tonight to be rebroadcast by WINC FM at the same hour.
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Shirley O. Bly
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Paul
Bagwell
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Winc-Fm
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Associated Press
E. Walton Opie
Staunton
A. Willis Robertson
Burr P. Harrison
WFTR
WSVA
Brown
Edwards
Safeway Stores
Mary
J. I. Case CO
Soil Conservation
Werneg
Winchester
Chesterfield
RADIO
Star OF Chesterfield
Arthur Godfrey
Time
Festerfield
JCC
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Durham
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