Clifton Teets Joins U S Navy in Winchester
Clifton Teets of 19 West Germain Street Winchester is listed in the U S Navy through a local recruiting station. He is the son of Mr and Mrs L B Teets and formerly worked as a driver for Schenck Cheese Co. He attended Handley High School and played football and in the band. He was sworn in in Washington on September 14 and reported to Bainbridge Naval Training Station on September 21.
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Clifton Janney Teets
West Germain St
Winchester
U. S. Navy
Ofice
Teets
L. B. Teets
Virginia Woolen Co
Navy
Clifton
Schenck Cheese Co
Handley High School
Washington, D. C
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Five More Stamps Added to War Ration Book Four
Five more red stamps in War Ration Book Four become valid Monday October 1 and stay usable until January 1946. New valid stamps include R1 S1 T1 U1 and V2 W2 X2 Y2 Z2, with all expiring at midnight September 30. Sugar Stamp 38 remains valid for five pounds through year end.
First 1946 Model Car Reported Stolen in Kansas City
Police said a 1946 model Dodge 12 ton pickup truck with 26 miles on its speedometer and 25 new tires vanished in Kansas City. The vehicle had no rear fenders or license plates and was the first 1946 car reported stolen in the city.
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Kansas City
Expansion notes and college sports glimpses in 1945 roundup
Ex Marines coach Heinie Miller returns to Maryland as athletic publicity director and boxing coach. Seton Hall plans a university upgrade with a named basketball coach for 1946 47. Little Allegheny builds a 75000 athletic plant. Mobile Alabama to start 30000 seat stadium when materials arrive. Harvard's Dick Harlow introduces Gooney Bird offense. Andy Pafko rises from promising rookie to lead Cubs. Buster Adams returns to Phillies with speed and power. Doc Cramer adds slugging to defense with Tigers. Bingo Binks hurts Washington’s playoff hopes. Double wing football cited as cause of poor Air Force team showing. Billy Conn to appear on Bob Hope show post Army. Bob McMillin touts George Taliaferro as Gary Indiana’s best pro player since Kuzma. Del Webb reportedly eyes a Class B Arizona league Yankees link.
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New York
Heinie Miller
The
Marines
National Boxing Association
University of Maryland
Cohkct
Heinie
Seton Hall College
Little Allegheny College
Mobile
Ala
Andy Pafko
Cubs
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Andy
Pafko
Buster Adams
Phillies
Buster
Doc Cramer
Tigers
Cramer
Bingo Binks
Senators
Washington
Airforce
Billy Conn
Bob Hope
Indiana
Bob McMillin
Tom Harmon
Tom Kumza
Michigan
George Taliaferro
Gary
Ind
Kuzma
del Webb
Arizona
One-Legged Thief? Shoes Missing From Basement Hall
Des Moines Iowa report details a shoeman Harry Gruber saying two sample cases were stolen from an apartment building basement hallway. The twist: all missing shoes were left feet, suggesting a single thief aimed for mis-matched footwear.
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Des Moines, In
Harry Gruber
Ladies Commercial League Bowling Standings Report
South End Hose Co leads the South End standings with 30 points as Capitol Restaurant, Valley Service, and Golden Glow trail on 21. Va Woolen No 1 and Sarah Zane sit at 12 and 2 with O Sullivan at 0. Individual scores include Betty Cline 137 and 335 in two games, Daisy Landacre 124 and 323, Ann Bailey 119, Sue Stickley 310. Team high games show South End 493 and Va Woolen No 2 477.
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Ladies Commercial League
South End Hose Co
Capitol Restaurant
Valley Service
Golden Glow
Va. Woolen No
Sarah Zane
I O’sullivan
South End
O’ Sullivan
Capitol Rest
Va. Woolen
Betty Cline
Daisy Landacre
Ann Bailey
Sue Stickley
Typo Corrected in Star Sports Quotation
The Star laments a Friday typo misquoting Hugh Punkhouser with high game 156 and high set 371 instead of 145 and 317. The correct figures are noted in the correction.
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Hugh Punkhouser
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Clifton Teets
Hill’s Toy & 174
N. Lor
Cloverdale
Chambray
Miosamioey
S. Loudoun St
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Harvard
Dick Harlow
South Pacific
Harlow
South Find
South End Eee
Tod
Hearth Club
Rumford
Phooy
Northern
Berryville
White Post' S Boyce
Summit Point
Inwood
Wardensville
Stephens City
Middletown Gore
Gainesboro
White Hall
Hayfield
Chambersville
Kernstown
Opequon
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