Round Up Of Promoters Players and Power Moves
Coast promoters threaten court over Joe Louis exhibition dates. Dr. Mal Stevens may resign after season. DiMaggio award release date scandal surfaces. Brooklyn trophy to Long Island U for beating Brooklyn College. conference title claimed. Frank McCormick wintering with Reds. Illinois coach Bob Zuppke says team hard as nails and slow as snails. UNC president Dr Frank Graham's career speculation. Johnny Paycheck vs Lee Savold in Des Moines Oct 30. Pat Comiskey noted. Tommy Farr Harvey Phillips and promoter Brig Gen Critchley in air service. Michigan State has 28 year old on fresh team Dionysius Economopoulos. Chicago football question about when to quit or start. Sixto Escobar bantamweight champion worth 50000. Opponents allege Jack Jacobs high school graduation in 1931. Tarboro high kneels before games. M’Leod denies Dodgers quitting football over Dartmouth friends. Boston bids 125000 for Pittsburgh franchise. Nevada shows upsets by Arizona State San Jose State Fresno State. Chico State and Colorado State next. coaches discuss secession. Have Yankees moved into Tennessee football season? Gurley of Spartanburg comments. Apology to readers for rice betting tip.
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New York
Joe Louis
Frank Graham
Corrigan
Alabama-Tennessee
N. C
Tulane
Johnny Paycheck
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Pat Comiskey
England
Tommy Farr
le Harvey
Eddie Phillips
Air Service
Critchley
London
Michigan State
Dionysius George Economopoulos
Sixto Escobar
Jack Jacobs
Oklahoma
Jack
Tarboro
Bob M’leod
Dodgers
Dartmouth
Boston
Redskins
Pittsburgh
Midseason grid honors for Virginia colleges spotlight locals
Coaches in the big six Virginia colleges named 17 ends 17 backs and 17 linemen for midseason honors. Recipients include Gondak Chestnut Wadlington Sexton Nugent Pitts Coleman Boisseau Whitehouse McLaughlin Tipton McVey Lindsey Hanasik Sauerbeck Merrick Murden Pritchard Shu Gillette Jones Justice Brown Didier Pinck Blanding Warriner and Jones. Virginia Tech and Richmond players feature among backs and linemen.
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Virginia
Old Dominion
Charlie Gondak
al Chestnut
Courtney Wadlington
Les Sexton
Bill Nugent
Dave Pitts
Jim Coleman
Dick Boisseau
Hank Whitehouse
Lee McLaughlin
Harold Tipton
Harold McVey
Bosh Pritchard
Paul Shu
Nelson Catlett
Jim Gillette
Bill Dudley
Leroy Neustedter
Ben Simpson
Howard Hollingsworth
Dan Justice
Pres Brown
Didier
Bobby Pinck
Bob Blanding
George Warriner
Virginia Tech
Arthur Jones
Stuart Hoskins
Alec Moore
Richmond
Wage-Hour Hearing Set on Apple Storage Exemption
A Wage-Hour Division hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. November 2 in Washington D C to consider exempting cold storage apple warehouses in parts of Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia from overtime under the Fair Labor Standards Act as a seasonal industry. If granted workers could work up to 12 hours daily or 56 hours weekly for 14 weeks. Warehouses lie between the Allegheny and Blue Ridge mountains along routes 30 and 58 in Albemarle Nelson Amherst Bedford and Henry counties in Virginia.
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Shenandoah Valley
Appalachian
U. S. Department of Labor
Labor Building
Washington, D. C
Harold Stein
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Allegheny Mountains
Blue Ridge Mountains
Notice of Personal Responsibility
Carl Cunningham states he will not be responsible for debts incurred by others. This notice asserts sole personal liability for any obligations.
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Carl Cunningham
Middleburg Boy Teaches Varsity Kickers How To Go Long
Howie Kaye Yale place kicking specialist offers managers tips to boot a football long enough to reach the varsity. The 160 pound sophomore rose from a broken freshman year to earn a varsity spot and key kicks in wins over Columbia and Army. He balances duties as manager with field goals and kickoffs earning praise and a coveted seat on the sideline.
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New Haven
Conn
Howie
Kaye
Yale
Ducky Pond
Ducky
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Middleburg
Columbia
Army
Monicker
Mural Chosen For Elkton Post Office Walls
Washington reports Alexander Clayton of Chevy Chase will paint a mural of American life on Elkton Maryland post office walls. His winning entry came from over 1,740 drawings competing for 48 awards with total prize money of 38000 dollars.
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Washington
Elkton
Alexander Clayton
Chevy Chase
Clayton
Corcoran and Phillips Memorial
Spain
Section of Fine Arts
St. Marys
W. Va
Division of Fine Arts
Maurice Sterne
Henry Varnum
Miller
Olin Dows
Back Creek farmers form conservation committee and plan rotation system
At a Back Creek district meeting farmers organized a farm conservation committee for the ensuing year. R P Anderson of Gore was named chairman with N B Fout and Mr Williams as vice chairman. Other members include E S Orndorff and Hollis Reynolds, with alternates H C Moore and district delegates E A Richard and R L Ridgeway. Delegates will attend the county convention at the courthouse Monday at 2 PM. Delegates are instructed to support a rotation system across years for selecting county committeemen.
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Back Creek
R. P. Anderson
Gore
N. B. Fout
Mr. Williams
E. 5. Orndorff
Star Tannery
H. C. Moore
Hayfield
Hollis Reynolds
E. A. Richard
Mountain Falls
R. L. Ridgeway
Mount Williams
Crowl and Delaney Lead Bowling Standings and Results
League B standings show Buncutter leading with 13 5, United Food and Bell Clothes tied at 12 6, Gulf Oil 108, Lee Baking 108, Texaco 108, National Fruit 108, and Valley Service 8 10. Results list Buncutter 3 Nehi 0 and others, with high scores to Crowl 137 and Delaney 133 for Gulf Oil.
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Buncutter
United Food
Bell Clothes
Gulf Oil
Lee Baking
Texaco
National Fruit
Valley Service Ee
Fries Grocery
Glaize Bros
Nehi
National Priit
Fries Groc
Letter
Valley Service
Delaney
Foreman
Snyder
Crowl
hull—National Fruit
Scully—National Fruit
Smith—Lee Baking
White
Delaney—Gulf
Oil
Scully
Johnston
Missionary Circle Hosts Queen’s Program at Mt Carmel
Mt Carmel Baptist Church Missionary Circle sponsors a Queen’s program. Sunday night events include a song and praise service led by the Junior Missionary Circle and the Sunshine Band at 11 30 o'clock Sunday morning.
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Missionary Circle of
VPI Meets Washington and Lee in Lynchburg Clash
Washington and Lee Generals and Virginia Tech Gobblers clash at Lynchburg's new stadium tomorrow afternoon. Key players include Dick Boisseau of Petersburg 200 pounds mainstay for W&L and Dave Pitts of Columbia 195 pounds veteran lineman for VPI.
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Washington and Lee University Generals
Virginia Tech Gobblers
Lynchborg
Dick Boisseau
Petersburg
Dave Pitts
Columbia
Boisseau
Pitts
Gobblers
Jim Coleman
Funkhouser Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon
R. J. Funkhouser president of the O Sullivan Rubber CompanyWas guest speaker at the Kiwanis luncheon. He and several company officials including H Jennings W P Harty R L Hunter A C Halvosa and J K Wheler were present. The group toured the hotel display and the annual election is set for next Wednesday.
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R. J. Funkhouser
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Kiwanis
Mr. Funkhouser
H. H. Jennings
W. P. Harty
R. L. Hunter
A. C. Halvosa
J. K. Wheler
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Huyett
Charles Town
Percy M. Smith
Corning N. Y
Tom Baldridge
Front Royal
Berkeley Springs Club
Jesse Oakes
Paul Rhodes
Brooks
Garland Quarles
E. B. Cooper
Clark Smith
Berryville to Host Aldie in Homecoming Grid Battle
Berryville High School seeks to remain undefeated as it hosts Aldie in a 3 PM game. Aldie comes in after a 0-14 loss to Lincoln and a 7-7 draw with Leesburg, while Berryville beat Lincoln 13-0 and tied Leesburg 0-0. The squad, healthy and firing on all cylinders, hopes for another strong showing before a large local crowd.
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Berryville
Berryville High School
Aldie
Lincoln
Leesburg
Lincoln Crew
Two Winchester Actors Added to Stage Door Cast
C Ridgely White director of the Little Theatre production Stage Door has added two locally employed colored people to the cast. Virginia Evans will play Mattie the colored maid and George Cook will portray Frank the colored houseman. Evans came from Williamsport Pennsylvania and is the niece of Taylor and Earl Evans. She previously won a recitation prize for Geraldine and is a member of the Socialite Club having starred in several club productions.
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C. Ridgely White
Little Theatre
Virginia Evans
Mattie
George Cook
Frank
New York
Winchester
Williamsport
Taylor and
Earl Evans
Geraldine
John Gibson
Why Not Leé All League Teams Play
New York reports that Leland MacPhail proposes that first place clubs meet and all other place teams also play at the world series format. Clark Griffith dismisses the idea as nuts. In El Reno a boy named Jack Keller asks to skip to the third grade after bragging he can lick all the kids in the second grade.
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Judson Bailey
New York
Brooklyn
Leland MacPhail
MacPhail
Cincinnati
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
EL Reno
Jack Keller
Jack
George Cook and Virginia Evans face church dispute
George Cook has served as janitor at the Episcopa Church for 16 years. He and Virginia Evans have acted together on several occasions amid dramatic offerings.
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George Cook
Episcopa
Virginia Evans
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