Teen-Age Hunters Have Most Accidents
Science Service reports from 22 states and two Canadian provinces show youths 11 to 19 account for the largest share of hunting accidents in the 1954 season with 352 incidents on fire. NRA data list 305 fatal accidents and 1,256 nonfatal. shotguns cause 930 injuries, rifles 555, hand guns 44. Safety schools expand in 11 states. rules urge treat guns as loaded, keep clear, control muzzle direction, and avoid alcohol before or during hunting.
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Ashington
National Rifle Association
New York
New Hampshire
Science Service
California
Munzie
West Virginia to use second team vs Richmond in prep for Army game
West Virginia coach Art Lewis plans a two platoon style substitute for Richmond in Morgantown. An hour scrimmage showed WVU second stringers beating the first string 2 1. Only injury was Roy Blizzard spraining an ankle. Richmond’s Dan Wagner injured knee will miss the game.
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West Virginia
Art Lewis
Mountaineers
Richmond
Morgantown
W. Va
Lewis
Roy Blizzard
Dan Wagner
Spiders
Freddy Wyant
George Washington
Bo Sherman
Colonials
Virginia Military
Roanoke
Ray Murray
VMI
Tom Doole
Paul Janshego
Bobby Jordan
Pennsylvania
Virginia Tech
Ben Schmidt
Tom Richards
William & Mary
Indians
Navy
Doug Henley
Brown Oliver
Bill Nagy
Jay Saner
Army
Furman
Homer Hobbs
Bob Dellinger
Ray Bryant
Washington & Lee
Bill Chipley
Generals
Corky Briscoe
Don Stine
Police Court Briefs for Braddock and Louden
Donald Eugene Everhart of Braddock S& disorderly conduct fined 54.75 dollars with 30 days suspended. C Hutton of Loudoun Street drunk fined 9.75 dollars.
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Donald Eugene Everhart
Braddock S
C. Hutton
N. Loudoun
Marciano Moore Title Fight Postponement Hikes Odds
Rocky Marciano remains favored to defend his heavyweight title against Archie Moore after a one day postponement due to Hurricane Ione. Odds lengthened to 19-5 with expectations for a $750 000 to $800 000 gate. ABC televises the 9 45 p m EST bout with a closed circuit in 129 theaters.
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New York
Rocky Marciano
Archie Moore
Yankee Stadium
Brockton
Ione
Rocky
Archie
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Harry Markson
Norris
ABC
Virginia Draft Quota Increased for Navy Request
Richmond reports Virginia will raise its draft quota to 312 for November to meet a Navy need for more draftees. Since May the monthly quotas have stood at 159.
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Richmond
Virginia
Navy
Local Group Aids Retarded Children To Hear Miss Davis
Miss Louise Davis of Richmond will speak at a meeting of the Winchester Frederick County Association for Retarded Children at 8 p m tomorrow at 308 8 Loudoun St. The group, recently organized with Nathan Williamson as chairman, will hear a film on Tuesday s Child and learn about national program achievements and community needs. The group aims to support parents, inform the public, and improve classes and vocational training for educable children. Public event invites teachers ministers and parents.
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Louise Davis
Richmond
Virginia Association For Retarded Children
Loudoun St
Winchester - Frederick
Winchester-Frederick County
Williamson
Phillip Dubbs Rites Friday
Funeral services for Phillip Dubbs of Baltimore will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Pickners Funeral Home. He died suddenly at 9 a.m. in the University of Maryland Hospital. He was the husband of Audrey McInturff of Middletown. Graveside rites follow at 2 p.m. at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Phillip Dubbs
Baltimore
Pickners Funeral Home
Dubbs
University of Maryland Hospital
Audrey McInturff
Middletown
Mt. Hebron
Grandma Myrtle Power Hits $32,000 Question on TV Quiz Show
Grandma Myrtle Power, a 70 year old Buford Georgia housekeeper and longtime baseball fan, identifies six 3 000 hit major leaguers on The $64 000 Question advancing toward the grand slam. CBS host Hal March notes her near miss and offers another chance next Tuesday night.
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New York
Myrtle Power
Dixie
Hal March
CBS
TV Cobb
Cap Anson
Tris Speaker
Honus Wagner
Eddie Collins
Napoleon Lajoie
Paul Waner
Buford
March
Mrs. Power
Patrick J. Keough
St. Louis
Kenough
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
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