Mixed Doubles League Opens at Health Center Alleys
Winchester launches its Mixed Doubles bowling circuit at Health Center Alleys at 9 45 p m tomorrow. Teams include Cline Charles Renner with Marie Smith Jack Larrick and others such as Virginia Leach Russell LaFollette Betty Miller Kenneth Lake Jenny Fox Bob Ryan Virginia Vance Briscoe Ginn and Mabel Heatwole Edwin Clevenger.
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Winchester
Cline
Charles Renner
Marie Smith
Jack Larrick
Virginia Leach
Russell LaFollette
Betty Miller
Kenneth Lake
Jenny Fox
Bob Ryan
Virginia Vance
Briscoe Ginn
Mabel Heatwole
Edwin Clevenger
Local bowling squads sweep six games in decisive rout
The locals won all six matches in a dominant bowler led sweep over Middleburgers with team totals of 494 524 517 for Hershey Pints and 422 431 494 for Middleburg. Individual scores include Grim 99 105 114 and Perry 110 114 150. A Q and A aside explains kettle holes as rounded low depressions from melting buried ice on glacial outwash plains rather than meteor craters.
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Middleburgers
Hershey
Grim
Hraula
Kiracore
Carskaden
Burke
Middleburg
Leoneard
Crown
Sliason
Waddell
Tinsman
Peoples Cleaners
Flavored grain tab tots sale at 35c
A brief ad notes flavored grain tab tots available at 35 cents. The line suggests a cheap snack offering with a focus on affordability.
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Chia
Blair’s Tossing at H S Looms Big in Victories
Hampden Sydney’s 19 year old freshman quarterback Blair leads a trio of signal callers as the Tigers prep for rugged late-season foes. Cavaliers at Virginia work on offense for West Virginia while Morgantown's scout predicts a tough day for Virginia. Other Dominion programs schedule light workouts as injuries loom and previews sharpen the week.
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Blair
H-S
Cavaliers
W. Va
Bill Blair
Q -Syd
Tigers
Doug Chapman
Letterman Numa Bradner
Hampden
Tiller
Western Maryland
University of Virginia
West Virginia
Virginia
Mountaineers
Art Guepe
Morgantown
Irvin Howell
John Papit
Quantico
Howell
Old Dominion
William and Mary
Rube McCray
Indians
Glenn Davis May Choose Baseball Over Pro Football
Lt. Glenn Davis indicated he may sign with a baseball team after Army discharge, denying reports of seeking a cash bonus for a major league baseball deal. He has talked with baseball people but remains in the Army and will be eligible for discharge on June 1.
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West Point
N. Y
Glenn Davis
Army
Davis
Plumly Hosts Club Teams Dinner at George Washington Hotel
Plumly Lumber Co host P W Plumly dinner at the George Washington Hotel for company softball bowling and basketball teams. J P Arthur served as toastmaster and Frank Kellam oversaw the event. Members received gold tie clasps and applause as each player read a verse about himself while Howard Holland softball commissioner performed on guitar with Charles Lillis.
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George Washington
P. W. Plumly
Plumly Lumber Co
J. P. Arthur
Frank Kellam
Howard Holland
Charles Lillis
All American backs vie for 1949 honor in crowded field
The race for 1949 All America spots tightens as Doak Walker Charlie Justice and Art Murakowski contend with Emil Sitko Arnold Galiffa and others. Injuries and officiating spats stir coaches while teams chase top honor amid a deep talent pool.
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coerSee
SMU
Doak Walker
North Carolina
Charlie Justice
Northwestern
Art Murakowski
Notre Dame
Emil
Sitko
Army
Arnold Galiffa
Pean
Frank Bagnell
Tulane
Eddie Price
Boston University
Harry Agannis
Michigan
Chuck Ortmann
Walker
Justice
Louisiana State
Murakowski
Gasper Perricone
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Johnny Vaught
Mississippi
Southwest Ventures
Bryant
Vaught
Leo Meyer
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Frank Leahy
Washington
LSU
Gaynell Tinsley
Gridders to Play Big Benefit Game
The Hagerstown Marketeers face Cumberland AC at 8 p m in a charity football game. Proceeds go to Billy Spessard of Hagerstown for a sight restoring operation in Savannah Georgia. Carl Campbell announced Valley Officials Assn will donate referees and umpires to the event.
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Hagerstown Marketeers
Cumberland AC
Savannah
Carl Campbell
Valley Officials Assn
Billy Spessard
Hagerstown
Be Careful and Be Safe urge white clothing on highways
A public safety notice advises pedestrians to wear white or light clothing when walking on highways to improve visibility and reduce risk. Officials emphasize staying on designated paths and facing traffic whenever possible.
Football and the changing ethics of college sports
A reflective piece argues that college football has shifted from amateur idealism to a year round, professionalized enterprise. It notes increased subsidies and salaries, rising coach influence, and public acceptance of players selling their services as football becomes an industry with fans embracing the commercial reality.
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Tories
University of So Ee
Bagridiron Ga’ Peutaeers
Nistal Laboratory
Cumberland Brewing Co Sees Old Export Swell
Cumberland Maryland retailer checks old export market as Cumberland Brewing Co reports a swell in demand. Local distribution indicates rising interest from regional outlets and potential price adjustments.
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Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock St
St. Joseph Ee
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Richmond
Virginia Tech
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Washington and Lee
Wes Brown
Cotton Billingsley
Ashland
Randolph Macon
Plumly
Wayfarer Businss
Dodge
Pine Motor Company
St. Braddock St
Will Grimsley
Martinsburg Pike
Teur
George Schad
Boyd Ave
Cumberland Brewing CO
Cumberland, MD
Mattie Pavone
Redskins
Front Royal
Air Corps
RAND
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N. Loudoun St
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