davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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YEAR ROUND
SPORTS COATS

$50 Brookstreet 100 % Silk
Sports Coots - houndstooth
check. $40
SIZES, T STREET.: Regulars
1888. Longs l/4O.
12-ss.5o Silk and Wool
Sports Coots-neot stripes in
light tan. $5
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
l/37, 2/38, 3/3e, 2/42.
Shorts l/39. Longs l/38,
2/4O.
l6-37.5o AII-WooI and Wool
Mixture Sports Coots-greys
and browns. SIS
SIZES, F STREET.: Regulars
3/38, 2/39, l/4O, 2/46, 1/52.
Shorts l/38. Longs l/39,
l/4O. Extro Longs l/37, l/38,
l/4O. PortIy Regulars l/39.
1880 to S65 Hart
Sehoffner & Marx Sports Coots
imported and domestic
wooIs or Orion ocryIic-wooI
blends in hoPsocks and tweeds.
Some with natural shoulders.
Solids and stripes in olive,
grey, or brown. $3.50
SIZES, F STREET: Regulars
1/36, l/37, l/38, 8/39, l/4O,
l/4l, VA. Shorts 3/39, l/4O,
2/4l, VA. Longs 2/38, 3/4O,
l/4l, 2/42, l/43, I/44, 2/46.
Medium Longs I/4O, l/4l,
l/42, l/43, l/44. Extro Longs
l/44, 3/46.
8-S75 Cashmere and Wool
Sports coots-ereY, brown or
maroon. $50
SIZES, r STREET.: Regulars
1893, 3/39. Longs 1879.
l/44. Extro Longs 2/46.
$3.50 Hart sehoffner &
Marx Sports Coots-oII-wooI
in pIoids and neat stripes.
or ereys. 1880
SIZES, r STREET.: Regulars
l/37, 1888. 3/39. Extro Longs
1889.
1855 to SIS Brookstreet
Sports Coots Of Imported and
Domestic Fobrics-oII-wooI or
silk and wool in stripes or
heather mixtures. Assorted
coIors. 2l.5o
SIZES, F STREET: Regulars
2/37, 2/38, 2/39. Shorts
1888. Longs l/39, l/40, l/42.
YEAR ROUND STACKS
1e-2s.e5 Hart sehoffrer s
Marx AII-WooI SIocks-eob-
ordines and fIonneIs in greys
or browns. l4.e5
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
3/3l, 1893, 4/34. Shorts
1884, 1876. Longs 2/35,
1875, 2/38, l/4O, 2/42.
78-27.50 Brookstreet Hand
ToiIored SIoeks-imported and
domestic oII-wooI and Docron
poIyester-wooI fabrics, assorted
coIors. 1895
SIZES, r STREET: Reouiors
9/3O, 4/3l, l/33, 3/34, l/35,
1876, 1888, $40, 5/42, r.
46. Shorts 1870, l/32, l/33,
1874, 3/38, 2/4O. Longs W
81, 6/34, 3/35, 1896, 6/38,
2/4O, 6/42.
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SUMMER
SPORTS COATS

5S-$25 Wash n Wear Sports
Coots-lOO9o cotton seersuck-
ers or Docron PoIyester-cotton
blend, some nationally odver-
tised. Assorted coIors. $40
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
l/35, 3/38, 8/39, lO/4O
2/4l, 6/42, l/43, 4/44. Shorts
l/36, 1888, l/4O. Longs /36,
2/37 l/39, 2/4O, 3/4l 6/42,
3/43, l/44. Extra Longs l/37.
4-$65 Sports Goats Of I'm
ported loo96 Silk Fobries-in
dark grey and dark brown.
1880
SIZES, F STREET: Regulars
3/39. l/4O.
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37-69.5o to 1880 Fine Eng
Iish Imported Fobrie Mohoir
and Worsted Suits - High
sheen finish in solids and neat
stripes. Medium and dark grey,
brown, and black. 1895
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
l/35, 3/36, 2/37, 2/38, 5/39,
4/4O, l/4l, 2/43. Shorts
l/38, VA. Longs 2/38,
4/39, 3/42, 2/46. Extra
Longs 2/40, 2/44, l/46.
3l-$65 Roeford z $50 Doeron
poIyester-Worsted Suits-neot
patterns in grey. blue, or
brown. 44.50
SIZES, F STREET.: Regulars
l/35, 3/36, 3/37, l/38, H.
40, VA, 2/44, l/46, l/5O.
Shorts 2/4O, VA. Longs b.
SO, 4/39, l/4l, 3/42. Extra
Longs 2/44.
l4-Se.5o to $s5 Brookstreet
ond-ToiIored Doeson polyes-
ter Worsted Suits-neot
checks and stripes in browns
or ereys. $e4
SIZES, F STREET: Regulars
1/39, 3/44. Shorts l/39.
Longs 2/42, 4/44, l/46. Ex-
tro Longs l/44, l/46.
53-$95 Suits Of Imported
loo1O Dupioni Silk Fobries-
many hand details. Lustrous
tones Of grey, blue, brown or
black. $3.50
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
1913, 4/39, $40, 2/4l,
2/42, l/43, VA, 3/48,
l/52. Shorts l/37, l/38,
2/39, l/4O, VA. Longs
1898, 2/39, 9/4O, VA,
7/42, l/43, l/44, l/48. Ex-
tro Longs l/4l.
1880 Suits Of Imported
l009o Ponsee SiIk-in natural
shade. Some slightly soiIed.
$3.50
SIZES. F STREET: Regulars
2/37, l/4O, 2/42, l/44.
Shorts l/38, l/4l, VA.
Longs 3/39, l/4o, 2/4l,
3/42.
4s-3s.s5 Wosh n Wear
Suits-Docron poIyester-eotton
seersuckers, Docron poIyester-
Orion ocYIie tropicoIs in no.
turoI shoulder models. Medium
and dark olive or grey. 24.5o
SIZES. r STREET.: Regulars
l/35, ABS, 7/37, l/38,
l/39, 3/4O, 2/44. Longs
1875, 4/37, 6/38, 5/39,
TAO, 2/4l, 2/42.
$3.50 to $s5 Brookstreet
and Hart Sehoffner 6 Marx
Suits -oII-wooI or Docron
poIyester-wooI in solid grey or
brown. Some slightly soiIed.
36.e5
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
l/38. Shorts VA. Longs w.
Al. PortIy Regulars l/39, w.
4o. PortIy Longs 2/4O. Stouts
VA.
14-$loo and $Ilo Hart
Sehaffner & Marx AII-WooI
Worsted or Mohoir-Worsted
Suits-dork brown, blue or
black. 74.50
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
l/38, 2/4O, l/44. Shorts w.
40, 1/4l, l/42. Longs l/38,
17/4l, 7/41,. w. '/44. Extra Longs
ToPCOATS
2l-S75 Topeoots Of Fine I'm
ported Irideseent Worsted
Fobries-set-in sleeves, dark
grey or dark brown. 1880
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
2/38, 2/39, $40, 7/42,
11/44 1/44. Longs 2/79, '/4o,
'rest or Carrying Charges
EcG(m
CHEVY CHASE
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So-S35 to S45 Sports Coots
in Assorted CoIors includes
imported cottons and Oocron
poIyester-co wash n wears.
1880
SIZES. F STREET: Regulars
l/35, ABS, 6/37, ABB,
1879, 9/4O, 3/4l, 5/42,
2/43, 4/44. Shorts l/39.
Longs 4/37, 5/38, 3/39, 4/4O,
l/4l. Extra Longs l/44, l/48.
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S%'|N NoIStSU VOISTSo
Suits fine eobordines, fIon-
neIs, and shorkskins in single
and double breasted models.
Includes some natural shouI-
der suits. Blue, grey, or brown,
36.e5
SIZES. r STREET: Regulars
l/35, 4/37, 2/38, 4/39, b.
40, 2/42, 4/44, I/46, l/48.
Shorts l/48, l/4O, VAS.
Longs l/36, l/39, 3/4O,
VA, VA, 2/44, 2/46.
Extra Longs l/4O, 4/44, l/5O.
PortIy Regulars 2/4O, 2/44.
PortIy Shorts l/42.
7-$e5 Brookstreet Hand
ToiIored Suits-eobordines and
worsteds in blue or grey. 44.5o
SIZES. F STREET: Regulars
l/37, l/4O, VA, VA.
Shorts l/4O. Longs 1889.
Long Stouts l/42.
3s-$s5 Raleigh Imported
Fobrie Suits-neot stripes and
herrinobones in dark orevs.
blues, or browns. 56.95
SIZES F STREET: Regulars
2/38, 4/39, 4/4O, l/4l, W.
AZ, 3/44, l/46. Shorts l/4l.
Longs l/39, 2/4O, 6/42, w.
"A. Extra Longs l/44.
6-$1z5 and $ls5 Hond-ToiI-
ored Hart Sehoffner & Marx
Gold Trumpeter Suits-finest
imported fobrics in dark brown
or grey. $3.50
SIZES. F STREET: Regulars
VA. Shorts l/39, 1/4o.
Longs l/39, 2/46.
I-ss5 Ton Cotton Corduroy
Suit. $40
SIZES. r STREET: Longs 1876.
$3.50 Medium Weight
Tweed Suits ts-heother mix
lures, grey or brown predomi-
mating. 1895
SIZES, 2 STREET: Regulars
l/36. Longs l/36, l/37, 1873.
eo-7s.5o and sss Hor+
Sehoffner 6 Marx Suits
fIonneIs, worsteds, shorkskins,
Docron poIyester-worsteds in
checks, solids, and neot stripes.
Includes some natural shoulder
suits. Mostly dark shades Of
grey, blue, or brown. 5s.75
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
2/36, 2/37, 2/39, $40, b.
Al, 5/42, l/43, 3/44, l/46.
Shorts l/37, 2/38, VA.
Longs l/38, 6/39, 2/4l, ST.
AZ, 4/44, 4/46, l/48. Me-
dunn Longs l/37, l/38, 1/44,
l/48. Extra Longs 2/44, VI
46. PortIy Regulars I/39.
PortIy Longs l/4O.
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FORMAL WEAR

s-s35 and S45 Single Breost-
ed White Dinner Joekets-
slightly soiIed. Sl2
SIZES. r STREET: Longs 2/36.
Extra Longs l/46.
2-Ss5 Block Full Dress Suits,
ss
SIZES, = STREET: REGULARS
1876, 1873.
le-Ss5 TO ses Single Breest-
ed Dinner Joekets-imported
oII-wooI and all = silk; royon-
ocetotesiIk or Docron poIyes-
ter-royon blends. White or
maroon. Slo
SIZES, F STREET: RequIors
l/42. Shorts 3/39. Gonos
2/38, 3/39, 2/4O, VA. Extra
Longs 2/4O, l/4l, VA.
5-$75 to SS5 AII-WooI Tux
edos-sineIe breasted, shawl
collar in dark blue. 1850
SIZES, F STREET.: Regulars
l/35, l/5O. Shorts 1/41. Ex.
tro Longs 1879, 1/5O.
ls-4e.5o Hart SehoFfner &
Marx White Dinner Joekets-
single breasted shawl collar
models. 34.95
SIZES, r STREET.: RequIors
l/35, I/37, l/42. Shorts
l/35, 2/36, l/37, 1888, 2/4O.
Longs /46, 1/48. Extro Lonqs
l/4O, l/42, l/44, 2/46, 1/48.
PortIy Regulars l/3o.
$3.50 RoIeish and Hart
Sehoffner 8 Marx Block Full
Dress Suits. $3.50
SIZES, r STREET.: Regulars
l/4O, l/4l. Shorts 2/3e.
Longs l/38, l/4l, l/44, Jas.
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Sl'OOiOeI StyII1SI III grey
black or brown. 34.50
SIZES. r STREET: Regulars
1875, 2/37, l/38, 2/4O,
l/42, l/44. Shorts l/34,
l/37, 2/39, l/40. Longs
l/36, 1888, l/39, l/4O. Ex-
tro Longs 1879, l/46.
S-S75 and 1880 Hart
Sehoffner 6 Marx Topeoots-
tweeds and eobordines in blue,
grey, or brown. 1850
SIZES, F STREET: Regulars
1875, l/38, l/4O. Shorts
l/38. Longs l/36, l/38,
l/39. Extra Longs l/46.
+$45 AII-WooI Tweed Top
eoots-RoeIon shoulder styl-
ing, grey or brown. SIS
SIZES, FsTREET: Shorts 1884,
l/36. Longs 2/36.
l2-44.75 to SITS Notion
oily Advertised AII-Wool Go
bordine All Weather Topcoots
in tan, brown or black.
$3.50
SIZES. r STREET: Regulars
3/44, l/48. Longs 1898,
3/4o, l/42. Extra Longs 2/36,
l/4O.
so-S75 to Ss5 RoIeish and
Han Sehoffner 6 Marx Dou-
bic Breasted Polo Coots-not-
uroI ton. $3.50
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
2/37, l/38, 5/39, 8/4O,
5/42. Longs 2/38, 2/39,
4/4O, VA.
5o-69.5o to 1850 Topeoots
Of Imported 6 Domestic Fob
ries - tweeds, eobordines,
cheviots, soxonies, and veIours.
Blue, grey, brown, or black.
46.75
SIZES. F STREET: Regulars
3/36, 3/37, ABB, 4/39,
$40, 3/42, 5/44. Shorts
l/37, 3/38, 3/39, l/4O.
Longs l/37, 2/38, 1889,
3/4O, 3/42, 2/44. Ex-
tro Longs l/44, l/46.
53-S75 and 1880 Hort
Sehoffner & Marx Topcoots Of
Imported & Domestic Fob
ries-tweeds and cheviots in
grey, blue, brown, or heather
mixtures. $3.50
SIZES, r STREET: Regulars
1926, H37, 5/38, 4/39, 8/4O,
9/42, va. Shorts l/36,
1/37, 5/38, 4/39, l/44'
Longs l/37, 1873, l/4O, l/42,
2/46, l/48.
l-SlIo Hart schoffner &
Marx Cashmere and Wool
Topeoot - Raglan shoulder
styling in natural tan. SIS
SIZES, F STREET: Regulars
l/42.
l-Sl25 Hart Schoffner 6
Marx Worumbo Chukko Cloth
Topeoot-fine camel hair and
wool blend, double breasted,
natural tan. $3.50
SIZES. F STREET: Regulars
I/4O.
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NOON DOWNTOWN, 10 AN. CHEVY CHASE WHEATON PLAZA
inventory clothing clear fanCe
1910 TO 500 AND MORE

entire ocwhha
regLnrMoc md
if at (O hree) HHema
e,Or OD.Orde.
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\ 44s-Ss5 to S65 AS .
n sorted Sports coots in I
4 vorious fabrics, styles, l
n patterns and coIors. 24.95 1
\ SIZES, F STREET: Reeu- /
\ Iors ABS, 6/36. ll/37. /
# l4/38, l7/39, 26/40, /
4 8/4l, 2O/42, 6/44. I
\ Shorts 1876. 3/37, I/38, .
\ 3/39, $40, l/41, 5/42. I
!. Longs 1886. 1/37. 3/38. .
4 6/39, ll/4O, 8/4l, !
\ 1912, l/43, 5/44, I
@ 2/46. Extra Longs 4/4O, /
\ 3/42, l/44, 2/46, 2/52. !
I PortIy Regulars l/39. /
I PortIy Shorts 2/4O. .
\ SIZES, CHEVY CHASE: |
I Regulars ABS, 5/36, !
q 5/37, ABB, 8/39, l
4 l2/4O, 8/4l, I5/42, .
I 4/44, 2/46. Shorts 2/36, /
4 3/37, 2/38, 3/4O, l/4l, .
\ 3/42. Longs 1875, 3/37, ]
\ 5/38, 5/39, 14/4O, .
\ 1/4l, lO/42, l/43, (
\ 2/44, l/46. Extro Longs .
\ l/38, 3/4O, VA, l/44, .
@ I/46. I
! SIZES, WHEATON /
d PLAZA: Regulars l/34, /
4 o/5o, $3.50, 45I, S/50, h
I 6/39, l2/40, 3/4l, W. \
1 AZ, 3/44, l/46, l/48. .
I Shorts r/35, 2/37, 1/38, B
3 l/39, 2/4O. Longs 3/37, 4
I ABB, 2/39, 8/4O, l/4l, /
/ 7/42, l/43, 3/44, 2/46. I
4 Extra Longs 2/38, 2/39, I
4 3/4o, 3/42, l/44 l/46, I
4 lI48. .
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ToPcoATs

2l-$75 Topeoots Of Fine I'm
ported Irideseent Worsted
Fobries-set-in sleeves, dark
grey or dark brown. 1880
SIZES, r STREET.: Regulars
2/38, 2/39, $40, 7/42,
l/44. Longs 2/39, l/4O,
VA.
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Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Giants ". Rebels
e; Wild Cats 2, Yankees 0;
Eagles 2. Tigers 0.
SUMMARY: Individual higt
two game set. Donnie Seqlun
with 40 pins. High game. Don
ME Sequin. with 100 pins. High
team game and set. Eagles
with 3l7 and 624 respectively.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

The sportsalansaip award i
the highest compliment that can
Be aiven a player.
Saeasi~g Of Sportsman hip
The Prince Edward Academy
basketball tam received some
lnie atlv fine compliments this
ps week when this Sideliner
net group Of people from
Kcnb,idge. Tho COM limented
the team on the fine appearance
with Ke' bridge: the outStand-
thy made before the game
with Kenbridee: the outstand-
ine craftsmanship they showed
during the game: and their po-
lilNess following the game. When
they were guests Of church
group for a post game snack.
Emerson johnson. the speakef
at the Hampden-Sydney foot
ball banquet. did a good job of
putting his finger on some of
the attributes of a good sport
Listed four requirements that he
wants Of a player on a team of
his. They are:
/ Willingness to subordinate
the players individual desire
for the good Of the team,
? Willing not to make ex-
cgises To Emerson the most
upsettine words he knows are
But sir
3 Plenty of intestinal fortitude
or CUTS. ard
1 Place a high premium on
spiritual values.
The words were spoken by one
Of the finest team PLAYERS yet an
outstanding individual star that
has ever bounced a bah on the
hardwood floors in Cannon
Gymnasium. This Sideliner re-
embers Emerson as freshman
on tha Hill. Standing 81" in
the suatosphere, johnson was
about as clumsy as any fresh
man basketball PLAYER that has
ever come to Hampden-Sydney.
Yet before he graduated. he
was elected twice as first string
center Of the All State Basketball
team. Ii those days they did not
split the state into Big Six,
Lutte Eight, etc. Emerson was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Improved Tigers Tr0unce Hornets;
To Play In Fit. Lee Tournament

the Fort Lee Invitational Tourna-
inert, playing Elon tonight
Thursday. H-SC will meet the
host Fl. Lee team Friday night,
and the Yellow Jackets from
Randolph-Macon Saturday night.
Fl. Lee with a couple Of former
professional players is favored
in the tournament
For local interest, the Tiger
Jacket battle Saturday will be
the most Interesting feature.
Randolph-Macon has a SO rec
ord, and H-SC is rated as the
team to spoil the Jackets per-
feet mark.
Butch Cox, So junior of the
Ham den-Sydney Tigers, drew
a tremendous ovation from the
part an crowd Saturday night
at Mout st. Mary's. Cox took
the attack to the Mountains in
hitting seven-of- sixteen from the
floor and capturing fifteen re-
bounds from the much taller
Maryland team.
Although the Tigers were beat
en- 1864. the score fails to indi-
cate the real closenesS of the
contest. After the first ten minu-
ties, the score read 1919. The
acknowledgement Mounties surg
ed ahead by II only to have the
fighting Bengals tie them at 81
80. Three quick baskets gave the
home forces a 1882 edge.
Coach Bill Pegram was most
pleased with the hustle and de-
sire of his ball club. "We equal
ed them on the boards with
Al rebounds, but our ball losses
in the second half got us. But
that is the first time a team
has made Mt. St. Mary's use
their first team after ten minu-
'es since they played Provi-
de- &c. We are definitely getting
better
Dave Trickler, pint : siz-
ed freshman, amazed the crowd
by out-maneuvering the Mount
les all-Mason-Dixon guard Pfeif.
fer. The PRINCE George product
made several outstanding plays
that ha dicapped the home team
and netted himself IA points and
9 assists. THAT is the smartest
game we have had anyone play
since arrived here" comment
ed Coach Pegram.
Steve Snyder, another fresh
ma, came off the bench in the
first half to notch two quick
buckets to close the gap.
The Tigers played without the
services of Captain Norwood
Davis.
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year, he will be ineligible to
play next year, having used up
his eligibility under conference
rules. A native of Fork Union,
Saylor is now living in Farm
vile.
Everette. the only one Of the
trio who will be back for more
action next year, is a Sill"
junior, weighing IT'S pounds.
Everette ran the ball "a times
for 1853 yards. and snagged II
passes for l59 more and scored
36 points. He also was Oh the
throwing end of the pass sever
times. completing three. A tri-
ple-threat, Everette had 1868
punting average. He halls from
Danville.
Winning honorable mention on
the All-Small College team were
Kenny Pritchett, guard, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

Three Hampden-Sydney foot
ball stars were triply honored
last week, being named to the
1861 Virginia All-Small College
team; the Mason-Dixon Confer
ence All Star team; and re-
ceiving honorable mention on
the Little All-American team.
The Tigers are Bobby Saylor
Bill Sale and Lewis Everette.
Sale is the only senior in the
rio. He served as tri-captain of
the Tiger squad this season.
Playing center, he weighs 200
pounds and stands six feet. An
aggressive player, Sale was one
of the few men on the Virginia
All-Small College that was re-
peater from last years squad.
He is from Richmond.
Saylor, So, 200 pound end,
was an offensive standout for
the Tigers during the past sea-
son, as well as tough defen-
slve end. He scored Is points.
Although Saylor is a junior this
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result
BY Nell w. Sanderson

80 -NSAA We oOH
Last Thursday night Ladies'
Duckpin League left the stand
ing OF each team the same, but
brought most of them much
closer together. All teams will
be bowling for highest pinfall
the first two weeks in January
as this will conclude the first
part of the 196l-62 season.
Last week Leggett's won 8
games over Newberry's. Doro-
thy May 2 over Taylor-Fobes,
Baldwin's 2 over Home Furni-
ture. Baldwin's team had high
3 game pinfall of 1874. Home
Furniture rolled the high game
of 456.
Linda McFadden had high in
dividual game of ITO and Eliza
beth Ragland had high indi-
vidual game of 299. Other
members rolling the 100 mark
or better were: Marge Quick
and Kitty. jenkins 107. Agnes
McFadden 1903, and Elizabeth
Ragland rolled two games of
10l. and Lucy Morrissette 100.
All members of the league re-
greet that Marge Quick is NOV
ing out Of town and is resign
ing from the league but wish
for her and the family the most
success.
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Academy First
Home Game Friday

Farmville Will play their first
home game Friday night at
Hanpden-Sydney college. enter
tanning Park Veiw. The girls
game will be played firsk
The Wolverines lost a close
contest to the Rams Of Black
tone Tuesday right in an over
time match. Donnie Keonze sank
basket from mldcourt AS tho
final whistle blew to tie the
game. Blackstone took advant-
aee Of the overtime to edge
the Wolverines 55-54.
Jimmy Atkins led the Acado-
my with 10 points, followed by
Bobby Gilmer with Is. and Billy
Hubbard with IA.
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Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Tuesday Night League

Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Crewe Laundry 2,
Leggett'S 2: jenkins Oil q, The
Hub 0; Kayton Fuel 3, Martin
the JeWeler /.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game, B. Watson, with 223 pins.
High three game set. B, Watson
and j. Dunkum tied with Sos
pins. High team game and high
team set to jenkins Oil with $50
and 2.485 pins respectively.
Monday Night LEAGUE
RESULTS: P. E. Mills 4, Reb-
els 0; Farmers Supply 3, Tas-
tee Freez l.; WSVS 3, Cox
Amusement |.
SUMMARY Individual high
game, E. Finch, with 1870 pins.
High three game set, Ed Brooks
with SIT pins. High team game
and set to P. E. Mills with 791
and 2.l73 respectively.
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chosen over every certer any
where in the state. He became
president of the student body in
his senior year. and among other
honors was q member of ODK,
natio al leadership fraternity.
and received the Cannon Cup
a. a senior. Always quiet spoken
and perfect gentlemen, it is a
rare privilege to have been
friend of Emerson, and a real
pleasure to hear him speak at
the football banquet. He is at
present headmaster Of North
Cross School in Roanoke.
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Hampden Sydney defeated
Lynchburg at Cannon Gymnas-
ium Tuesday night 1858. in a
surprise trouncing. The Tigers
jumped to a seven point lead
ard were never headed. The
Hornets almost evened the court
at l4-13. but the Tigers held a
comfortable $3.50 halftime lead
Bill Hardin led the scoring
with q points, while Butch Cox
got 10.
The Tigers will participate in
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Am eIia-BrullsWick

AMELIA, Dec. 1.-THE Orioles
will entertain Brunswick AT
Amelia Friday night, Dec. IS.
starting al 7 pm. The girls
play first followed by the boys
game.
Amelia has one other game
this month, travelling TO Black
stone on December 80 The JV's
VIII play also.
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Three Tigers Receive Trip le
Honors On Mythical Elevens

Fred Mitchell, back. Pritchett is
a sophomore, SIR and 100
pounds. He is one Of the two
freshmen who lettered last year
and is from Petersburg.
Mitchell. who received most
valuable player award in the
Randolph Macon game, is a
SO, 10 pound Junior back. He
is from Appomattox.
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Boys Ten Pin
Bowling League

RESULTS: Rebels !. Gutter
Balls /: timetables /. Alley
Hawks /; Jokers 2, Pin Split
tiers @.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game, Carter Carson. with l52
pins High two game set, Carter
Carson, with PAT pms. High
team game and set, Unbeata-
bles with i75 and S75 respec-
lively.
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area Games
Of Interest

Results =.
Buckingham Sc, Blackstone So
Victoria 50. Park View AS
Varina 1903. Powhatan 80
Brunswick 70. Crewe %
Bluestone 40. Amelia %
Randolph Henry 50. Emporia 81
Amelia IS. PoWhatan As
Park View IL Bluestone 80
Buckingham 50. Amelia AZ
Huggenot ll2. Powhatan 80
Blackstone 81. Farmville 81
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DR.. Ray 4. Moore

DR.. Moore was presented the
18th man award" for the 1861
football team. This is new
award started this year by
Coach StOkeley Fulton to be
presented annually to the per-
son who does the most to help
the Tigers. Those eligible to
win are anyone. who has cons
tributed to the Tiger team, on
campus or off campus. DR..
Moore has been staunch sup
porter Of the Hampden-Sydney
squad for many years.
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&hEue Ne,u,
Say'or Gets Sportsmanship Award
By BILL WALL

one Of the most coveted awards the state will be
a Saylor apdenSydney end tonight Thursday at Bedford
ms Inc Bedford craftsmanship Award presented the Little
II II performer that shows the best craftsmanship during the
me award winner selected the
was easily the winner according to reports.
RMS IS The third the
man since 1t was established 1854 by the Bedford Jaycees Stoke
let Fulton recipient
ad Billy Benson HapdenS
award in 1855
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Statesmen Down
Emporia 1852

CHARLOTTE CHI, Dec. a.
The Randolph-Henry High
School basketball team defeated
Emporia Friday evening SO to
So in the first home game Of
the season. This was the first
victory this wear for the States
men who had suffered two losses
IN previous games played away
from home.
High scorer for the game was
Leland Vasser for Randolph
Henry who made 10 points. En-
porla is high man was Freddie
Grant. who piled up a total Of
II points.
Other members of the Ran
dolph-Henrv team We're: Jim
Bradner, Bill Dalton, Mike Par
ham. and Robert Tuck.
This will be the only game
played this year between these
two teams because Of the dis
lance between the tN-o schools.