Cardoza Surges Past Douglas 18 12 to Break Winning Streak
Cardoza High of Washington upset Douglas 18 to 12 as Horace Kenner connected on a 23 yard touchdown pass to Waharee Hatcher late in the fourth quarter. Noah Laws kept Douglas competitive with two TDs including an eight yard run. Wind affected kicking as both extra points failed. Douglas faces Carver of Culpeper on homecoming November 10.
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Cardoza High
Washington
Bulldogs
Cardoza
Horace Kenner
Tommie Crump
Noah Laws
Kenner
Edward Dutch
Clarence Curry
Waharee Hatcher
Johnson-Williams Defeats Page Jackson 13-0 in Local Game
Be team Johnson-Williams rolled to a 13-0 win over Page Jackson of Charles Town. A third-quarter score by Wil run and an extra point by Moss secured the lead while pressure on the backs continued throughout the game.
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Johnson-Williams
Page Jackson
Charles Town
Wilrun
Oe Moss
Duckpin Roundup Highlights Mixed Vendor Wins Across Leagues
Crisman Rug led with 542 603 590 for 1735 in two Independent League battles over Virginia Gentleman on Health Center Lanes. Buck McCarty topped winners with 108 140 136 for 384, while Jack Jones posted 118 127 131 for 376. Virginia Gentleman’s Frances Dodson 133 355 and Becky Cornwell 125 343 paced their club.
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Virginia
Buck McCarty
Jack Jones
Frances Dodson
Becky Cornwell
Steady Bell Clothes Stores
Shickle’s Mart
Eugene Funkhouser
Jess Kiracore
Bill Keyton
Bell Clothes
al Jen Carter
Buddy
Barbara Lewis
Galaxy’s
Yesterda
Lexie Jackson
Cathy Covert
Sheila Oliver
Barbara Boarman
Five Angels
Beverly Hillbillies
Peggy Shawen
Crisman Cleaners
GBG
Donna Jennings
Diane Webber
Terry Ford
Barbara Easter
Twistin Devils
Sue Newcome
Biddie Smoot
Kastle’s Mens Shop
Evening Star Ladies League
F. A. Shryock
National Duckpin Council
Davis Cup match resumes amid bad feelings in Mexico City
Rafael Osuna of Mexico and Ulf Schmidt of Sweden resume their postponed Davis Cup semifinal match as tensions flare. Sweden leads 1-0 after Lundquist defeated Palafox. Osuna trails 6-3 16-14 4-1 when play halted at 5:30 p.m. crowd protested.
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Mexico City
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Ulf Schmidt
Sweden
Aoe
Jan-Erik Lundquist
Antonio Palafox
Osuna
Schmidt
University of Southern California
Mats Hasselquist
Pancho Contreras
Hasselquist
Contreras
Chapultepec
Osuna-Schmidt
India
Australia
Day of Decision Nears for Redskins in Giants Test
The Redskins face the Giants in Yankee Stadium as a pivotal Eastern Division showdown. The team, led by Norm Snead and Bobby Mitchell after a strong start, hopes to confirm its title ambitions while the Cowboys Browns and Steelers watch intently.
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National Football League
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Yankee Stadium
Norm Snead
Cleveland
Bobby Mitchell
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Lupton Singles Lead Forest Hills Bowling Tie At Northside
Lupton Insurance moved into first place in the Forest Hills League at Northside Bowling Lanes after taking four points from Bowlettes. Jo Votel and Betty Willis starred for Lupton with 497 and 491 sets, while Jean Hovermale rolled a 193 high game.
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Bowlettes
Northside
Continental Homes
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Jo Votel
Betty Willis
Lupton’s
Jean Hovermale
Jo Huey
Rowlettes
Coca Cola
Connie Baker
Mildred Kennedy
National
Shawnee Squaws
Girls’ Athletic Association
Buzz Walton
Jess Kiracofe
Tall Dawson
Carl Lundmark
Jer
Tigers Open Barnstorming Tour of Japan
The Detroit Tigers opened a 17 game barnstorming tour in Japan with a 12 1 victory over the Daimai Orions in Tokyo. Pitcher Jim Bunning limited the Japanese to four hits.
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Tokyo
Detroit Tigers
Japan
Daimai Orions
Jim Bunning
Wildcats edge James Wood in 33-26 upset
Warren County Wildcats beat James Wood 33-26 at Charlottesville to snap the Colonels’ three game streak. Ken Ashby rushed for 176 yards and two touchdowns as Warren County built a 20-14 halftime lead and withstood James Wood rallies in the second half.
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Winchester Evening Star
James Wood
Warren County
Wildcats
Ashby Funk
Staige Miller
Warren County Wildcats
Colonels
Ken Ashby
Ashby
Warren
Boyd Unger
Harry Richardson
Joe Lauder
Lockhart
Richardson
Lauder
Citadel Eyes Chance To Rebite SC Title Bid At Furman
It is Opportunity Night as Furman hosts The Citadel in a Southern Conference football clash at Shrine Stadium. The Citadel seeks to regain contention for the conference crown last won by the Bulldogs, while Furman fights to extend a streak and fuel a possible third straight winning season.
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Shrine Stadium
Paladins
Citadel
Furman
Bulldogs
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