Miller's Drug Store Leads Mixed League Night
The Ladies League saw Miller's Drug Store post a season high 1524 in team set with a 72 game, led by Corrigan 139 and Cooper 137 in a strong showing. Garland Spillman’s squad swept Howard Johnson’s 1612 in the key match as Mrs Corrigan produced three strikes and two spares. In other action, Fire Co. and Patton Movers split matches while Imperial beat Model T in Mixed Doubles with Bill Boden leading the way 393 total.
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Etolen Corrigan
Nm Cooper
Miller's Tire Store
Garland Spillman
Howard Johnson
Patton
Bowles Drug Store
Eva Touttretl
Marte
Connie Baker
Lois Trenary
Portridge
Willow
Cyenillvan
Jane Tusine
Jean Duvall
Sirk
Nancy
Terlorist
Tmima
Miller
Rhodes
Imperial
Model T
Charles Town
Unusual Quilt Wins Ribbon At Hollis County Fair
Mrs. C. D. Thomason of Hollis creates a quilt from discarded men s neckties and fragments of a captured Japanese parachute winning a county fair ribbon.
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Hollis
Okla
C. D. Thomason
Cavaliers Meet Army in Capacity Charlottesville Showdown
Virginia hosts Army in an intersectional football game at Scott Stadium with a near capacity crowd expected after a 38 7 win over Virginia Tech. Virginia carries a 2 2 1 record while Army owns losses only to Notre Dame and wins over Nebraska Penn State and Pitt.
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Old Dominion College
Richmond City
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Scott Stadium
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Pitt
Jim Bakhtiar
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Ith
Auburn
Houston
Arkansas
Mississippi
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Florida
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Okklahoma
Michigan State
Flu Changes Fight Card For Tonight At Madison Square Garden
New York boxers Gale Kerwin and Johnny Russo top a renamed card at Madison Square Garden. Russo, 9-5 favorite, faces Kerwin, 10 rounds, NBC TV at 9 p.m. EST. The flu outbreak sidelined Paolo Rosi and Ernie Williams, boosting Kerwin’s pay to about 4500 dollars.
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New York
Gale Kerwin
Johnny Russo
Madison Square Garden
Russo
NBC
Valley Stream
N. Y
Ottawa
Paolo Rosi
Italy
Ernie “Sonny Boy” Williams
Washington, D. C
Gale
Johnny Gorman
Baseball Attendance Up Across the American League in 1957
American League attendance rose about four percent to 8,196,218, surpassing the eight million mark for the seventh time in a decade. Yankees led with 1,497,134, White Sox gained 135,578 to 1,135,668, Orioles rose 128,380 to 1,029,581, Senators up 25,432 to 457,079, marking the circuit’s lowest count for the Senators.
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Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Fines Totaled 440 in 12 Frederick County Convictions
Fines and costs totaling 440 were imposed in 12 Frederick County cases. Individuals include Eugene White for speeding, William Breckenridge for no operator's license, Grover Clevenger for leaving the scene and reckless driving, David Fishback for speeding, Donald Huffman for DUI and license issues, Sylvester Speerman for muffler violation, Arnold Kohne for speeding, Ann Pierce for expired license, and Bruce DeHaven for drunk in public, with several suspensions noted.
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Frederick County
Eugene ©. White
William Bryant Breckenridge
N. Kent St
William Campbell, Jr
Mt. Palls
Grover Harrison Clevenger
Rt. 4
David William Fishback
Mt. Falls
Donald N. Huffman
Virginia
Ralph Samuel Sarzent
Rt 1
Charles Eldridge Staples
Stephens
Ity
Sylvester Otis Speerman
Rt. 2
Arnold Russell Kohne
Stephenson
Ann Howell Pierce
Berryville
Bruce Woodrow DeHaven
Car Inspection Time Urges Quick Safety Checks
A public notice stresses timely car inspections and urges owners to have a repair man inspect and adjust vehicles for safety. It emphasizes proactive maintenance to prevent failures and ensure roadworthiness.
Lopez named AL Manager of the Year for 1957
Al Lopez of the Chicago White Sox, once jobless, is named American League Manager of the Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He edged Casey Stengel and Paul Richards in the AP poll, with 83 of 180 votes.
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New York
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Lopez
Casey Stengel
New York Yakees
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Baseball Writers’ Assn
Associated Press
White Lo
Richards
Stengel
Frank
Pinky” Higgins
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Yankees
Tampa
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Richard
Orioles
Fairfax Couple Named Grange Family of the Year
A Fairfax County couple, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Moore of Great Falls, received the Grange Family of the Year honor at Virginia's state Grange convention. Also, Cox's Chapel Grange of Gray son County won the community service contest.
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Richmond
Fairfax County
Virginia
William T. Mooreland
Great Falls
Arnold
Dodge to Debut 1958 Cars With Swept Wing Styling
Dodge announces the 1958 lineup to arrive in November with safety and fuel economy improvements, new stainless grille, concealed headlights, and a swept windshield. Engines include the Ram Fire V8 and Getaway Six 230 cu in, across Coronet Royal Custom Royal and wagon series with 14 solid and 21 two tone colors.
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Dodge
M. C. Patterson
Dus
Clemson Triumphs 13-0 Over South Carolina In Big Thursday
Clemson underdog Tigers topple rival South Carolina 13-0 before 44 500 in Columbia securing a key ACC race shot. Harvey White-led offense with Sonny Quesenberry and Rudy Hayes scoring. Ray Masneri anchored defense as Clemson stays in ACC contention.
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Associated Press
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Michigan State
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Harvey White
Ray Masneri
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Rudy Hayes
Dodgers Seek Permission To Talk With Charley Dressen
Washington Senators President Calvin Griffith said Charley Dressen asked to discuss a Dodgers offer. Dressen, ex-Dodger manager, may become special assistant to Walt Alston, who was rehired to manage Los Angeles next year.
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Washington Senators
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Charley Dressen
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers
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Walt Alston
Griffith
Cookie Lavagetto
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E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
West Coast
Los Angeles
Johnson Re-Elected Secretary-Treasurer of Virginia SW&SA
Charles Karmosky sports editor of the Newport News Daily Press was elected president of the Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Assn for the coming year. He succeeds Jennings Culley of the Richmond News Leader. Elected vice presidents were Turner Dozier of the Norfolk Ledger-Star Eastern District Frank Soden of WRNL Richmond Central District and Frank Parsons athletic publicity director at Washington and Lee University Western District. Marshall Johnson of the Richmond Bureau of The Associated Press was re-elected secretary treasurer.
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Charles Karmosky
Newport News Daily Press
Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Assn
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Richmond News Leader
Turner Dozier
Norfolk Ledger—Star
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WRNL
Frank Parsons
Washington and Lee University
Marshall Johnson
The
Associated Press
Maiden voyage ends in crash at used car lot in Phoenix
Julian Torres, 38, testing a 1951 model at a Phoenix used car lot, drove into a fence then into a building. Police say it was Torres's first time driving a car.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Julian Torres
Torres
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