Handley Edges Alleghany 21 12 To Seize CVAL Lead
Handley High School defeated Alleghany 21 to 12 at Handley Stadium to claim early leadership in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League. Lee Garber scored twice, R Duvall and Koegel added touchdowns, with Garber converting one extra. The Judges dominated after halftime with strong defense and a late Handley safety.
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John Parsons
Martinsburg 37 Bath District 6 in regional clash
Martinsburg High defeated Bath District High of Berkeley Springs 37 to 6 as regulars replaced the second team late in the second quarter and again in the third. Shockey scored three touchdowns for Martinsburg. Berkeley Springs added a third-quarter score on a fumble recovery behind the goal.
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Handley Judges Lead CVAL Football Standings
Handley High School tops the Cumberland Valley Athletic League grid after a 21 to 12 victory over Alleghany of Cumberland Maryland. The Judges hold a 2 0 record and face Hagerstown on November 7 and Martinsburg on Thanksgiving at Martinsburg.
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Officials Named for Stern Game by Referee Crew
Stern game officials listed with Dan ner as referee Arthur S. V. A. field judge Smith S. V. A. head linesman Breckenridge S. V. A. The setup names the officiating crew for the match.
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Old Government Javas Coffee Roots on Sumatra
Name Given Coffee Mandheling and Ankola once called Old Government Javas, sourced from Sumatra plantations in the Dutch East Indies. Government collection and periodic shipments to Amsterdam saw the beans auctioned there.
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Amsterdam
Woodberry Downs S V A Beats Woodberry Forest 21 0 In Orange
Woodberry Downs S V A overcomes Woodberry Forest 21 to 0 in Orange Va. Lassiter, Mason and Andrews score for the Cadets with Mason kicking three extra points. Defenders recover a bobbled snap and end runs and tackles key the comeback.
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Virginia Legion Starts 1932 Membership Drive
The Virginia department of the American Legion launches its 1932 membership campaign. With 1,503 members already paid up, a target toward 45,000 total is set. The first phase runs until November 11 as the vice-commanders contest, honoring the district with the highest renewal percentage and awarding the Charles E. Dyer trophy. District leaders include Floyd Lanham Godwin Bowen and Rogers. National citations may follow for posts reaching 1931 paid up levels, with awards on November 11 November 30 and December 31.
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Red Cross Regent Drive Adds List of Contributors
Local chapter announces further donors to the Regent Drive for Red Cross relief. The list includes Mike Angiorlis Emma Jackson Mrs Ashby Boyles E. Crowle M Gaunt J J Sullivan Frank Diamond and many others with a final anonymous cash contribution of $2.60.
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Harry Sartelle
H. C. Lyman
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Carl Brown
E. M
British election tests leadership split with Ramsay MacDonald
The British election will show whether George shares Ramsay MacDonald the lonely distinction of leading a party without a clear party framework.
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Worcester Evening Gazette
Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome
Advice on treating catarrhal deafness with a home remedy and sugar. Take one tablespoonful four times daily to relieve distressing poles and nasal blockage. The note suggests the remedy helps with head noises and recommends trying the prescription.
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