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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1963
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Bruce High Takes |
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Game Over Huskies
Northern High school Huckies
sufiered its fifth setback of the
current season last Friday night
at Westernport when Bruce High
tock its fifth straight victory wiih |
a 72 to 40 score. ‘
Coach Leonard Ritchie sent 12|
players into action and ten crashed
the scoring column. Heuading
Bruce's 31-goal assau.t was GQGary |
Smith who hit for ten goals and 21 |
points. Sam Berry had 15 and
Male Kight had 11.
The Buiidogs held a 32-20 lead
at halftime and upped it to 20|
points at the end of the third qmn'l
ter, 48 to 28 |
Roy Sexton with 11 points \\.;NI
the only player in dcuble figures |
for the Huskies. Edwards had 8,
Shoemaker 7, Nicklow 3, McGraw
8 Hawks 1, Friend 2, anolher |
Friend 2. while Fike, Frickey,|
Durst and Younkin were scoreless :
Limited to 13 field goals North- |
cin sank 14 cf 21 shots at the I.nifl
line. :
The c¢nly game for the Huskies |
during the Christmas holidays will |
be a battle with the alumni unl
December 27. They will meet M(.i
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Five persons were apprehended
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Qobert Nay Bickford, Kingwood,
W. Va., forfeited collateral of $lO
and costs on a charge of operating
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Ernest Dale Bittner. Oukland,
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guilty to a choarge of improper
passing but was found guiity and
fined $lO and costs.
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maids were the same as the above,
only in moss green velvet, with
mistletee botiquets.
| Best man was William Millsaps,
of New York City Llishers were
Wilson K. Levering 111, Baltimore,
brother of the bride; Henry Cor
tesi. New York: Arthur Hedgren,
Princeton. N. J., and Markley Huey,
Monroe. Lceuisiana.
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mony at L'Hirondelle ctub. Ruxton.
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Christmas is primarily a reli
gious holiday, the most important
holiday of all, marking the birth
of the Child Jesus.
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. unspoiled, hopeful youngsters for
whom life becomes a fairy tale
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all if those who object to Santa
could be urged to take his place
for a while. A red suit and beard
would not be necessary. It could
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I to it that the under-privileged,
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