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and Virginia. The game Is rat
ed q toSs-up.
Here's the weekend lineur
with overall records IN paren-
theses. One note: Against nom
league opposition the ACC
stands a poor 1T.
N. C. State 800 at South
Carolina C1-2)-Reeves, who
set a South Carolina total Of
tense record as a soph last sea-
son, will make the Gamecocks
dangerous, but States ends,
Don Montgomery and Ray
Barlow. should be able to han
die his option rollouts. State
has not given up a touchdown
since its opener with Maryland.
@ IN ecocks will be without
Halfback Sammy Anderson,
the co-captain, who has an in
jured knee.
Duke (3-0l at California
(1-2)- The Golden Bears have
a standout passer. Craig Nor
ton, but Dukes air defense
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Congressman Set
For Polo Benefit

Representative Graham Pur-
cell, Democrat Of Texas. viii
play polo with the Washington
Squires at 3 pm. Sunday in a
match for the benefit Of the
Woodlswn Plantation.
Purcell win lead the Squires
against the Fort Belvoir Mill
tary All-Stars at the Woodlawn
polo grounds. Don Bradley,
Frank Wilson. Stuart Updike
and Jack Sted viii play with
Purcell.
Col. James Spurrier, Col. Jack
Shirley. Gen. Ishmel Kahn,
Col. Allan Pixton and jeff
Davis compose the all star
team.
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State (1-D-Florida State has
had an extra week to prepare
for this one, but shouldn't need
1t. Any team that beat Miami
and George Mira should be
able to take Wake Forest and
name the score. The pregarne
spread seem light at 20 points,
considering the Deacons' de-
Tense, or lack Of it.-GUBACK
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him on par. for accuracy, with
VA. Title Of the Giants. And
little viii tattoo his initials on
your back If he gets enough
c h ances. It's about the only
thing they have in common. for
Jurgensen is an honest-to-
goodness all-around athlete.
Sonny could be q profess
sional golfer If he took the
game seriously" Ed Hogan,
Eagles publicity director said.
He was a good baseball player
and he averaged IS points
playing basketball for a team
consisting of Eagles players.
Some people think Sonny
doesn't look like an athlete.
That's because he has an odd
build. sort Of a sway back, but
don't let it fool you. He's quite
a boy"
Two years ago Jurgenaen
battled Baltimore's Johnny IN
itss Down to the wire for a cou-
pie OF league records. and Son.
ny came out ahead. Unitas
threw 420 to 416 for Jurgensen,
but the Eagles quarterback
completed 235 to 229 for Uni
tas, and outgained him, 3,T23
yards to 5000. Sonnys 80
touchdown passes also tied IN
itas' league record.
The Giants (10-3-D edged
the Eagles Q0-4 for the divi-
sion championship that year. A
TT tie with the Browns saved
it for New York. But Philly
fans were confident 1862 would
be another title year, and were
disappointed. The teams 1-2-l
record thus far this season fore
shadows a similar finish.
Other Eagles, in addition TO
Jurgensen. have made news
this year. and this too. has not
been the right kind. Defensive
Halfbacks Ben Scott and Jim
my Carr are unsigned. playing
out their options. Co-Captain
Don Burroughs was suspended
one game for showing Referee
Bill vines, and q sports
m g a 2 inc printed an article
C omp airing Mcdonald with
Jimmy Pie rsa IL. Around the
league certain parties COM
planned that Burroughs didn't
shove Downes hard enough, al
though Commissioner Pete Ro-
zelle took dim view Of the af-
fair. And Mcdonald didn't cot
ton to the idea of being brack-
eted with a fun-loving baseball
player. You've got to under
stand that this is a new and
more serious McDonald-al-
though he only caug hit one
pass last Sunday. 4
Sounds like q publicity man
for the Eagles is superfluous.
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! Boat Supplies

Rope IL cts. Jackets 50, tarpaulins
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Alumni Plan to Hear
Sooners PIoy Texas

The University Of Oklahoma
Alumni Association has
acquired q private wire 80 that
area Oklahoma fans can listen
to the sOoners' football game
against Texas Saturday.
There win be radio-party be-
ginning at $3.50 pm. at the
Gnmercy Inn, 1916 Rhode Is
land avenue NV. Admission
is 81.
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AKHsOK.s ANGLE
Jurgensen Gets
Varied Publicity
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

No calls Christian Adolph Jurgensen by
Most football fans know him Sonny although
Reds because of the color of his hair Vince McNa general
manager of the Eagles mumbles something in cholerc
gure that sounds like Jesse James probably remembering
how Jgensen held him for $4,000 the
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Dick Petywns his races in Plymouth (Another Plymouth
has the most victory points in USAC races)
These men are professionals As are most of the drivers
of specially prepared cars for stock car racing.
Some things that come out of competition are surprising
For example: contrary to popular notion automatic trans
missions can be superior to stick shifts acceeraon tests
ChDser Corporation with TorqueFIte transmission
beat other cars with manual shift in one drag race after
another.
What does competition prove about ChysIer Corporation
cars? Further confirmation Of the soundness of ChrysIer
Corporation engineering, reflected in cars with quicker
response, greater handling ease and increased safety
and dependabilN for you.
PLYMOUTH cHRYsLER IMPERIAL DODGE
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Hampden-Sydney Falls To R-MC
20 Despite Matney's 4-Hitter

An old Tiger Nemlsis. the Vel
low Jacket of Randolph-Macon
furnished HSC's Little E G t
anG Mason-DiXon championship
hopes Saturday at Ashland.
Behind the three hit pitching
of freshman jim Garwood, the
Jackets shut out the Bengals 30
and left them with AZ Little
Eight record and a 3-3 Mason
Dixon mark. Unless Old Do
minion. now 60 in Little Eight
play, can be conquered t h e
Tigers hopes are all but crush
ed
Trimblc Homers
RING did all its scoring III the
second and third innings, pick
ing up the first run on lead
off homer by Stan Trimble. They
added another run in the third
on an error, Skip D Allesandro S
single ard catcher Bill Cham
ber'S sacrifice fly to left. Macon
now has 9-5 record overall.
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Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result
BY Lois Haag

This past Thursday night con
Guided the regular season for
our league. Next Thursday night
May q there will be play
off between Leggett's and Home
Furniture for the league champi-
onship. Thursday night Home
Furniture took three games from
First National Bank Leggett's
took two out Of three from Tay-
lor-F Forbes and Baldwin's took
two out Of three from Dorothy
May. Leggett's had the h g h
3-game pinfall of 1874 and also
the high team individual game
of 472.
Faye Bucknam. Of BaldWin's,
had the high individual three
game pinfan Of 297 and D t
Gates, of Dorothy May, had the
h Oh individual game of III.
Other members bowling 100 or
better are: Dolly Noble, los:
Adele Cumbey, lO4; Faye Buck
nam. 1903 and 1902; Ruby Wood
son. lO2; Dixie Cheatham, 100.
and Doris Cook, 100
Team StandinrS
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Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League

RESULTS. Safeway 4. Tastee
Freez 0: WSVS 4, Farmers Sup
ply 0. and F'armville Dairy
Isle 2, Prince Edward Mills q
SUMMARY: Individual h i G h
game Ed Finch. 1876. Individual
high three game set Frank
Smith, 5l8. Team high game
Safeway. 800. Team high set
SafeWay. 2839
STANDINGS: Farmville Dairy
Isle 1920; SafeWay 1924; WSVS
1924; Prince Edward Mills 90
81; Farmers Supply 2l-39, and
Tastee Freez 1912.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Newman Tire Co.
3, Leggett !. Kayton Fuel Co.
3, Va. Tel. e. Tel. Co. l. and
Martin The JeWeler 3, Crewe
Laundry /.
SUMMARY: Individual h i G h
game Billy Watson, 2O4 Indi-
vidual high three game set Billy
Watson, ST.. Team high game
Martin The Jeweler, l04i. Team
high set Martin The Jeweler.
3047.
STANDINGS: Kayton Fuel
37i2-l8i2; Martin The Jeweler
1920 Crewe Laundry 1928:
Leggett's 1881; Newman Tire
Co. % 2-33l2. and Va. Tel. e.
Tel. Co. 1887.
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Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Wild Cats 2, Tigers
O, Alley Hawks |. Bull Dogs !,
and Colts /. Champions |
SUMMARY Individual h g h
game Ronme Booth, l04 Indi-
vidual high two game set Ron
ME Booth, 1866 Team hi g h
game Champions. 43l. Team
high set Champions. 8l2.
STANDINGS: Bull Dogs 1910,
Colts I'LL; Wild Cas- 1912:
Champions 1912. Alley Hawks
1915, and Tigers 5-23.
Bowie. Over so
Ronnie Booth lO4-92; Chuck
Noble "a. Don Sequin 6l-3l;
Terry Locklair 80; David Har-
per 80; Charlie Simonini so:
Billy CarWile 1885; Charles
Carter 80; Al Arlington "a. HrW-
ley Myrick 80, and Leslie Os-
borne 81.
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At Four Schools
Al rour ocnoOIs
Buckingham Art Exhibits, May 5

BUCKINGHAM. May ? AS
part of the annual county
wide art exhibit. the Bucking
ham Elementary School library
is sponsoring a special project,
Story Book Land" under the
direction of Miss Gloria Rossell,
librarian. and John Mogle. art
director for the Buckingham
county schools Each classroom
is contributing large diorama
representing a favolite library
book. Altogether there Will be
nine dioramas: Humpty Dump
ty. The Five Chinese Brothers.
Charlotte S Web. Nh Pepper
Pengmns. Winnie the Pooh. The
Arabian Nights. Some Merry
Adventures Of Robin Hook. King
Arthur and His Knights. and
Wind in the willows.
These dioramas VIII be cx-
hibited along with other art at
h e Buckingham Elementary
School Sunday. May 5, between
IA pm.
Buckingham Centra al High
School will also have their art
exhibit on display from Il pm
May 5. Arvonia and Dillwyn
Elementary S c h 90 S will be
opened from 25 pm. on the
same day
The public is cordially invited
The Arvonia Elementary
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

H-SC Tennis Team
Sees Streak Broken

The Hampden-Sydney tennis
team, winners Of "a straight col
lese matches, saw their string
broken as they were downed by
Randolph-Macon Saturday by
the score of SO.
The Jackets captured four of
the six singles matches, unclud-
irg the top three and assured
themselves Of an upset when
their No. l doubles team topped
the Tigers duo Of Pete Hatcher
and George Heileg. Ga, rs.
The Tigers may have been suf-
fering from a defeat earlier in
the week at the hands Of a pow
erfu FIT. Eustls team, u.
The netmen will meet t h e
Jackets at home Saturday.
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Vld BoWleS, George Pinelh. Cal
vim ChideSter, Kenneth Lewis,
George Poe, Douglas Gresham
and Harold Hodges.
Moose - Bob McGahey and
jim Wampler, managers. John
Dillon, Donald Dalton, Hickey
Dunlap. Scottie Spillman. jim
my Helms. Terry Locklair, Billy
Putney. Dennis Spillman, Fred
Hanhury, Robert Price. Victory
Gresham. David Wooten. Allen
Newsome, Gary Hall and Scot
tie Lewis.
Independents Frank Wood
son and Ray Noblin, managers.
Melvin Huskey. Tyree Wilker-
son. John Henry Barr. Denny
Woodson, Richard Carson. Don
ny Sequin, David Brown, Pat
Bentley, Bill Young, Kirk Reid,
Tommy Seger, Steve Shanaber-
ger, and lack Fleetwood.
Fire Department Bill Stat
ger and Walter Cox, managers.
George Dickerson. Doug Far
ley, Ronald Statzer, Donald Stat
ger, Barry Glasgow, Chuck
NJ Bile, Gerald Taylor, D vid
Scruggs, Michael Yeats, Tom
my Estes, Randy Noblin. Don
ME kayton, and Bid Wall.
Opens Friday
The league will officially open
Friday night. May 3, with the
defending champion Jaycees
taking on the Rotary in the first
game and the Fire Dept. and
Independents battling in the sec
ord contest.
Saturday nights action finds
the Rotary and Independents
playing at Z pm. and the Moose
and Lions at 8 pm.
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&hAne Ne.u,
Dixie Youth League Opens
BY GERALD DUNCAN

ms year marks the fifth play
Aeasue IN Farmvle Into this has effort
Time planning and work than recreatonal
program and have
effort both in the and physical
and mental growth of our young people
Since the beginning of the little program
near player complain criticize
ton not the the population
reason for thlS feel without doubt that it ignorance the
majority of the time Of the
local
These rules regulations thought night
they arranged suit the occasion They the result
of throughout little league systems
the They designed every
Individual Of
time would be foolish to think that of rules
gulations faWess the
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3-3 in Little Eight play and
So Mason-DiXon record.
Senior Art Matney was almost
as effective as GarWood. but his
teammates committed five en-
TOTS behind him. Matney gave
up only four hits and shut out
the Jackets from the third in
ming on. He struck out four and
walked a like number, while his
opposing pitcher struck out four
and issued only one base on
balls.
Freshmen accounted for all
three Tiger hits Travis Tyslnger
upped his team batting lead to
over 400 with a pair OF hits ana
Whitley Llpscomb collected the
other
Hampden-Sydney will have
chance to revenge the defeat on
Saturday at Death Valley when
The Yellow Jackets come visit
ing.
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l join the Dixie Youth League,
both here and across the coun-
try. in wishing for a good season
this year l hope each OF you
parents can think of Your son
not as an individual but as a
member of q world Of young
league programs. can assure
you that every child will be
treated fairly and that the rules
and regulations of the DlXl e
Youth League will be followed.
This town is sacrificing a great
deal for the enjoyment and train
ing of your children SO Civ e
them all the support you can.
"a complete set of Dixi e
Youth League rules and regu-
latlons will be available to par
ents at the ball park. l think
parents and fans would do well
to acquaint themselves wit h
these rules.)
FRED SHUMAKER, of Cum
berland High School. had a very
productive day at bat Tuesday
against the Crewe Railroaders.
Shumaker smacked out four
straight doubles and drove in
seven OF his team S runs in the
15-5 win. Shumaker shows his
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
academy Nips Buc's IS
For Fourth Win In RO1U

81. Farmer was nipped for two
singles and four bases on balls
in the big Buckingham six t h,
With catcher Bob David driving
in three runs with a bases load
ed single
PEA came back in their half
Of the sixth to add three runs for
the rs Win Walks TO Jerry
Frank and Bill Bridgforth and
single by frankie Osborn
scored two of the runs and Os
born came home himself on an
error by the catcher
Andrews Homers
The Academy scored early.
getting two in the first inning
on a walk, sacrifice. an error
and Farmers single. Third base
man Mike Andrews put n e
Wolves four runs ahead in the
third with a towering homer
over the left center field fence
Farmer issued five walks and
struck out nine. The 15-year-old
has given up a total Of Just IA
hits in four complete games.
Besides Andrews big blow, the
wolverines got at least one hit
from the first seven men in the
lineup. including a perfect day
by Bridgforth. He singled twice.
walked, and sacrificed. Osborne
also had two singles in four trips
and drove in the winning runs
in the sixth.
The Academy plays its next
game Monday night IN Farm
vile with Crewe at $50 pm.
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Mike Carpenter, Donald Goforth.
Jerry Yeats, Michael Ray
Naples, David Garrett. Donald
Amos and Henry Webb.
Lions Ed Benning and Dick
Lash, managers. Bill Calwile.
David Jarrett Doug Ramsey, Al
Arlington, Hurley Myrick, John
ME Hall, Kim Wilkerson, Sid
Kenodle, Billy Pegram, David
Pegram. Leslie Osborn, Charles
Lane and Jerry Jones.
Rotary Milton Booth and
r onal Id BoWles, managers.
Frank johnson. Charles Simo-
mini. Steve Pinelli, Oscar Smith,
James Lohr. Ronnie Booth. Da-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

Prince Edward Academy won
its fourth straight contest last
Thursday behind the four hit
pitching Of freshman B 0 b by
Farmer. The Wolverines are now
AZ, after dropping the first two
games of the season.
Farmer picked up his third
consecutive win and was never
in trouble except in the sixth
inning when the Buc's tailed
four times to move out in front
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
Dixie Youth League Teams Are
Announced; Season Opens Friday

Herbert Stokes. co-chairman
of the Farmville Dixie Yout h
League. today announced mem
bers of the six teams. They are
listed as follows with their man
ayers. Managers will notify team
members as to practice sched-
ules.
Jaycees = Jackie Throckmor-
ton and Jack Chandler, man
ayers. David Harper, Robert
Wilson, Joseph Throckmorton
Cary Stokes, Jackson Chandler,
Bill Can't, Frankie Overton.
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defensive abilities by sharing his
time between catching and first
base.
THE AMELIA ORIOLES are
making a strong bid for the Dis
trict baseball crown this sea
SON They won their sixth
straight game Friday with a
come from behind 7-6 victory
over Crewe. They are unbeaten
this season.
Larger beef supplies this year
should provide about one pound
more beef per person in 1868
than in 1862, according to USDA
reports.
Crop dryers can handle a
moisture content of 40 to 80 per
cent in hay and by using heated
air put the hay in a storable
condition overnight.
U. S. farmers have assets of
over 5000 billion. That is equal
to three-fourths Of the value of
the current assets of all the cor
porations in the United States.
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STOP ROD DANGER TINE

Most dangerous time for your
rods is when they are disassem-
bled in pieces. Especially in a
boat can they get bounced over
board. Here 5 an idea that Will
insure YOU never lose 4 section
overheard. Just place 4 snap
on fishing float on one Of the
guides or on the tip. In case
of accident, no diving required.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
Emergency NEEDLESS Hook

Emergency Needless Hook
Have you ever been in the
situation where you'd catch fish
if you could make a certain lure
weedless but didn't have a
light piece of wire to do so?
Try this next time: Ball a piece
OF wax paper or aluminium foil
around the hook or hooks A
rubber band Slipped over shank
helps hold it steady. Weeds will
slip past but a fish will collapse
wrapping and be hooked.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

School will have its music festi-
val May 3 at s pm. at the
school. Buckingham Elementary
Will hold their music festival
May 6 at 8 pm.
DlllWyn Elementary c h DOL
Will hold their music festival
May 10 at 8 pm. at the school,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03
Federation OF
HID Clubs Met
In Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, May 2-Dis-
trict 10 Of Virginia Federation Of
HID Clubs held its annual meet
ing in Cumberland at Fitzgerald
Baptist Church May l. Mis- S
Mary Alice Ankers, president,
presided at the morning ses-
sion; Mrs. Carl Schwarting, vice
president, presided in the after
noon.
Mrs. Jack Payne, Orange
county, was elected president,
Mrs. Eric Snoddy, Buckingham,
secretary.
DR. George Richie, Richmond.
Stoke on "A Christian Concept
Of Raising Children"
There were 1853 members pres
ent representing. Albemarle,
Buckingham. Cumberland, Flu
wanna, Goochland, Gree enc,
and Orange.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-03

The y. S. diet averages 20
per cent above the minimum
recommended calorie level com
pared with diets one per cent
above in Japan and II per cent
below in India, according to
recent USDA publication.
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BLOUSE:S
LADIES'
JAMAICAS

Guaranteed for toiIoring. wosh-
ING and fit IN pIoids and solids.
Sizes 10 to Is.
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SECRETARY. part time, Wash
ington office. National Youth
Organization. 3 days per week.
MA. S-0366.
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Evening star., 1963-04-10
l6-Foot VuuIters
Feature Field in
Southwest Meet

LAFA-ETTE, La. April 10
CAP).-A new world pole vault
record might come Saturday in
the Southwestern Eelays.
Fred Hansen, Rice Univer-
sity's vaulting star, will duel
John Pennel from Northeast
Louisiana College. who has a
world record 1873 vault pend
ing, in the featured event OF
the relays.
Both of the vaulting poles
will have Hansen's name on
them.
1t was like this:
Pennel broke his vaulting
pole, so he borrowed one from
Hansen on a special rush de-
livery. The Northeast Louisi-
ana star, whose home is Mi
ami. then used the Hansen
pole for his 1873 effort last
month at Memphis.
Pennel wants to keep the
pole since he's doing so well
and Hansen, who is doing all
right with his other one, is
willing. Hansen scared l6-l
last Saturday in the Texas Re-
lays.
Evening star., 1963-04-10

Eventually scored, and the
Cards led, 20. before the Nets
could swing a bat.
Before all was over, the fol-
lowing ensued:
The Nets messed up a pick
off play at second base. They
threw to the wrong base, often
widely. They committed three
balks. A hard smash bounced
off the shins of new First Base
man Tim Harkness into the
hands Of new Second Baseman
Larry Burright, who threw the
ball over old Pitcher Roger
Craig's head. 1t was scored a
hit. Craig fell down fielding a
ball. The Nets messed up foul
pops and grounders.
And Marvellous Marv Throne
berry struck out.
In all, the Nets got two hits
off Ernie Broglio, both by
Burright.
The new Nets appeared to be
"a team that will give away a
lot Of runs, but, on the other
hand, they won't make very
many.