Independents Seek Rematch With Rebs At Rouss Park
The Clarke County Independents face Winchester in a Sunday 2 PM game at Rouss Park. Last Sunday Clarke won 8 2 as Lawrence Buckner and Bob Hall highlighted the sweep with Hall’s 400 foot homer. Hap Spurs and Herb Willis led Clarke’s seven hits while Owen Foltz and Bev Buckner added multi hit games.
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Clarke County Independents
Rouss Park
Lawrence
Buckner
Winchester
Jack Patton
Lacy Bray
Clark
Washington
Bob Hall
Hall
Rebels
Hap Spurs
Herb Willis
Clarke
Owen Foltz
Bev Buckner
New Bowling League at Health Center Lanes
A new men’s league begins Thursday September 19 at 9 15 p m in Health Center Lanes with six to eight teams. Teams listed include O Sullivan Moose Leggetts Lee Jackson Sanitary Dairy and H P Cities Services Crisman Cleaners will join if another team is found. Call Health Center Lanes at MO 2 554 to enter.
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O'Sullivan, Moose
Leggett’s
Lee Jackson
Sanitary Dairy
Crisman Cleaners
Rams Rout 49ers in 58 27 Exhibition Thriller
The Rams crushed the 49ers 58 27 before 75 000 in Los Angeles in the sole NFL exhibition. Tank Younger scored three TDs and Clyde Conner added two as J D Smith returned a kickoff 95 yards for another TD.
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Rams
49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles
Tank Younger
Clyde Conner
J. D. Smith
Races Return To Speedway This Sunday
The Fall Stock Car season opens Sunday at Winchester Airport Speedway with Sportsmen and Class B cars in seven events. First heat at 2 30 p.m. and 3 45 p.m. features. Track owner Kermit Batt expects strong turnout after rain delays and fixes.
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Winchester Airport Speedway
Kermit Batt
Speedway
Bill Nally
Brunswick
Tommy Irwin
Purcellville
Nally
Lee Stultz
Irwin
Banks Adopt Fingerprint Signatures for Signatory Impaired
More than 400 banks use a fingerprint based system for checking accounts of people unable to sign their names due to disability or illiteracy. The method was created by John A Dondero of Brooklyn, a fin cerpent specialist.
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John A Dondero
Brooklyn
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Wendell Dick Leads Colonels Past Elkton 12 0 Opener
James Wood stopped Elkton 12 0 as Wendell Dick scored both Colonels touchdowns and anchored defense. Dick alternated with Hepner early, then carried most drives, while Goode was sidelined by ankle trouble. Ernest Adams set up the final score with a 27 yard run and Dick added a 15 yard burst to reach first and goal.
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Charlie Taittt
James Wood
Elkton
Colonels
Wendall Dick
Ellis
Frederick County
Gold Dust Twins
Dickie Goode
Goode
John Hepner
Olkton
Hepler
Colonels Rally In District Showdown For Victory At Elkton
Turner Ashby downed the Elkton offense with dominant defense and a late scoring drive. Goode and Richards starred on offense and special teams as JW held Elkton to 37 yards total offense and 2 first downs. Waynesboro earlier beat Harrisonburg 6 0 and Shenandoah blanked Musselman 26 0.
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Clarke County
James Wood
Frederick
Ft. Hill
Cedar Lee
Strasburg
Nees
Westminster
Warre County Hom
N. Hagerstown
Harrisonburg
Luray
Berkeley
Elkton
Hagerstown
Shenandoah
Lououn County
Sherdstown
Warren County
Beall Hon
Turner Ashby
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Motevideo Hom Mass
Broadway
Warren County A
Nandoah
Handley
Carke County
Elktr
Open
Hesonburg
James Wood Hom
Ames Wood
Harrisonby
Montevideo
Fartinsburg
Larke County
James Woood
Osbourn
Waynesboro
Elkton Broadway
Luray Broadway
Snandoah
Loudoun
Colonels
Elks
J.S
The
District 5
Harrisonburg Blue Streaks
Musselman
Szuzina Upsets Randy Sandy In Unanimous Decision
In Syracuse New York Franz Szuzina unranked middleweight scored a unanimous 10 round win over Randy Sandy of New York City. Szuzina improved to 41-5 as Sandy fell to 19-7-1 with rounds split among officials and a telecast audience watching.
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N. Y
Germany
Franz
Suzy) Szuzina
Randy Sandy
New York City
Szuzina
Sandy
Szuzine
Joe Palmer
Dick Albino
Ray Kahl
Associated Press
AEC Evacuates Lincoln Mine Town to Speed Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission ordered evacuation of Lincoln Mine, 45 miles northeast of the test site, moving 60 residents to unknown locations to avoid radioactive fallout delaying summer nuclear tests. The plan to pay for relocation was unclear and under discussion with Wah Chang Mining Corp.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lincoln
Wah Chang Mining Corp
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Ohird
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Richard White
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Bill McMullan
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J T. Clevenger
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Preston Litten
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Billy Boyce
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Robert Elliott
Donnie Ambrose
Kenneth Evans
Bill Cooley
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Jim Casey
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