James Wood Edges Warren County In Northwestern District Clash
James Wood 6 0 Wildcats claim a 6 0 win over Warren County at Bing Crosby Stadium in a Northwestern District battle. Reed and Griffith connected for the lone TD on a 16 yard pass and Warren County’s defense held until late. The Colonels move to 4 2 overall and 2 1 in district play as they prepare for Herndon next Friday.
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Douglas Bulldogs blank Cardoza 8 0 in home win
Douglas held Cardoza to three first downs and scored on a Curry to Laws TD. A safety added two points as the Bulldogs dominated and improved to 5-1 heading homecoming with Manassas upcoming.
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Packers Surprised St Louis in Nba Action
Chicago Packers defeated St Louis 117 106 to earn their first win after two road losses and move into a second place tie in the Western Division. Walt Bellamy led with 35 points while Bob Pettit had 34 for St Louis.
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Start Today on $18 Million Flushing Meadows Stadium
Ground is broken for an $18 million 55,000 seat stadium to host the 1963 Mets and Titans. Located on the 1989-40 World's Fair site, the circular three tiered venue is planned for completion in 14 months.
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Grand Jury Will Hear City Cases
A Municipal Court grand jury will hear charges of uttering forged checks against Lawrence Wayne Hartley of Farmville and Jimmy James Burchett of Sneadville Tennessee. The cases were sent from Municipal Court for grand jury action along with other municipal cases and fines for various offenses.
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Army May Reject Hornung Over Pinched Nerve
Chicago AP reports Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers faces Army induction but may be passed after a third physical examination. The former Notre Dame star could be deferred if the nerve problem is deemed non disabling.
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Eagles Dominate Raiders 27-0 at Berryville Stadium
Clarke County's defense stifled Loudoun County as the Eagles rolled to a 27-0 victory. Bill Anderson and Pic kles McCarty led the scoring with two rushing touchdowns while Bob Fiddler returned a fumble 75 yards for another score. Clarke improves to 7-0 while preparing to face Page County and Warren County in upcoming games.
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Connie Baker Sets North Side High Series in Midway League
Connie Baker, 163 average, rolled 179 178 209 for 566 to set a new North Side Lanes high series in the Midway League. Her 566 tops the night’s performances as Outlaws beat Tightwads and she adds to a string of strong women’s scores across multiple teams and matches.
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Truck Driver to wed after catching Maris No. 61 ball
Sal Durante, 19, the bare handed catcher of Roger Maris 61st home run, will marry Rose Calabrese at St Finbar's Church in Brooklyn. The couple will fly to the West Coast to present the ball to Maris at Sam Gordon's Sacramento restaurant, with another Seattle trip planned for April.
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Johnson-Williams Loses to Charles Town in 26-7 setback
Charles Town’s Page-Jackson High downed Johnson-Williams of Berryville 26-7 yesterday afternoon. William Briscoe ran 61 yards for a pick six and Willie Brown added the extra point. J-W’s defense featured standout play from Charles Morris Lonnie Smith and Robert Jackson.
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Harrisonburg
States Adopted Memorial Day as Legal Holiday
In 1873 New York declared Memorial Day a legal holiday and soon nearly all states followed suit establishing a nationwide observance of the day to honor fallen soldiers.
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Bell Clothes sweeps three Duckpin games in league action
Gene Funkhouser's 400 anchors Bell Clothes Stores as they sweep Quick Amusement Co. in the Independent League on Health Center Lanes. New Hiway Market also goes 3–0 over Virginia Gentleman, while other teams post solid scores including Sanitary Dairy over Royal Cab and a Church League double for Church of Christ. Spectators eye the Virginia State Open Singles at Health Center Lanes with potential 200 games and a 1000-plus seven game set.
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Mira Leads Miami to 10-0 Win Over N C Varsity
Sophomore quarterback George Mira returned from injury to spark Miami to a 10-0 win over ACC co leader North Carolina. Boston University halfback Joe DiPietro raced 114 yards on three carries with two touchdowns, including an 87 yard score, in BU 20-6 over George Washington.
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Salim Makes United States Debut At Madison Square Garden
Argentina middleweight champion Farid Salim fights Teddy Wright in a 10 round bout at MSG. Salim, 25, records 33 fights with one loss and 2 draws and 14 knockouts. Wright, 24, brings 37 wins, 6 losses, 3 draws and 18 knockouts. ABC-TV telecasts the card.
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Wifely Support at State University of Towa
More than half of the students at the State University of Towa rely on their working wives for major parts of their financial support, highlighting domestic funding contributions.
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