King Edges Concord In Last Minute 41-40
King College defeated Concord 41 to 40 as Kursavage led with 11 points. The Lions rallied late to overcome Concord’s early lead, with key plays from Atwood and Vance. Concord suffers first home loss in two seasons as King pulls away in the final moments at the gym.
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Concord
King
Fighting King College
Concord Gymnasium
Mountain Lions
Bope
Lions
Kursavage
Bob Gray
Vance
Atwood
Fowler
Pendleton
Alvin Morgan
LaVanche
King Onte
Ls Kursavage
Ndter
Twoed
Laanthe
Gray
Twood Dro
Concord Fa
Adleton
St Nelsh
Adamor
Moras
Bill
Cree
Eae
Zee
Seetwood Urravege
Totele
Os Cere
Glen Taylor
Salem
Croissant Wins Shepherdstown Race at Tight Finish
Croissant owned by J. Dobbs captured the Shepherdstown Regis ter purse by a neck over Rancho's Girl ridden by J. H. Richardson. Jockey Danny Scocca rode the winner to the stretch as A Girl swung wide. Favorite Pair Hero drifted with Vendor's Levi in the dull run, final time not recorded.
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Charlies Town
W. Va
Croissant
J. Dobbs
J. H. Richardson
Danny Scocca
Wille Kelly
Vendor's Levi
Florida S1at Turfs Leaders Eye Florida Stakes Boom
Florida racing leaders foresee risks of a wholesale exodus of top thoroughbreds to Florida tracks but say limited stables and a 96 day Tropical season cap entries. Big names are listed for Hialeah Widener Cup with plans for California horses to race at Tropical and Anita Handicap implications amid war fears.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Hialeah
California
of Thoroughbred Society
Rac
Tropical Hialeah
Tropical
Tropical Charles
Howard
W Brann
Elimentary
Romina
Challedon
Kayak I
Midand
Poroe
Warren Wright
Cee
Calif
Wade Triumphs 36 19 In Season Opener Over Springton
Wade Warriors win 36 to 19 against an inexperienced junior high squad in opening cage game. Center Marino shines with a rebound and scoring, while Wade’s defense holds firm as teammates contribute a balanced effort.
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Wade
Springton
Wade Warrior
Junior High
Alls
Marino
SoSotas
Elect Maints
Oliver
J.iver
Marine
Mylex
Sykes
Byrd
Lowe
Thompenn
Pearman
Wendel Hartel Remembered By Currence In Grief Stricken Note
The Daily Telegraph editor pays tribute to Wendel Hartel after his death. Hartel is remembered as a loyal, honest, and colorful figure who coached at Northfork High and influenced Southern West Virginia athletics. The writer reflects on their friendship and Hartel’s funeral tomorrow in a somber farewell.
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Hartel
Daily Telegraph
North Carolina
Carolina
Stubby
Northfork
Telegraph
Wendel E. Hartel
Wendel
Wendel Hartel
Great Purple Valley
Tspoken
Frank
Pees
McDowell County
Northfork High
Southern West Virginia
Ted
Southern Board
Currence
West
Bowling Leads All Pastimes to 16 Million Players
Bowling is described as America's most popular pastime with more than 16 million participants of all ages. The article notes 50,000 alleys nationwide and heavy participation by men women and children, highlighting bowling as a backbone of competition and recreation in industry and society. It cites studies by Eastpend and Diehl on participation and mentions improvements like cleanliness and smoke-free venues.
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Burton Benjamin
NEA Service
America
Metropolis
Hamlet
Aley
Floyd R. Eastpend
Leonard J. Diehl
Snivensie
Ing
Colonial And Wildcat Quints Picked In South's Cage Race
College basketball circles outline the South's looming race with George Washington as a top title contender in the Southern Conference. Kentucky and Tennessee loom in the Southeastern, while Duke builds a strong freshman corps and North Carolina loses gradations.
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Colonial
Wildcat
South
Duke
Tennessee
Georgetown
Burton Benjamin Nea
George Washington University
Kentucky
Alabama
Carolinavorite
George Washington
South Carolina
Tennesee Darkhorse
War Aito Coast Tourist Trade Hit By War
Article notes war impact on California tourism and events. Loss of Pasadena Rose Parade and Rose Bowl reduces revenue and wages at Santa Anita and Pasadena. Despite cancellations, travelers may still winter in the West, with the All-Year club optimistic about continued winter vacations.
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Los Angeles
California
Pearl Harbor
Nippon
Santa Anita
Is .A
Ois
Fairview Cagers Defeat Knob 27 to 17
Fairview Junior high school’s cagesters beat Knob 27 to 17 in a Princeton game. Golos starred as Fairview moved to face Montcalm next in the schedule.
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Fairview Cagesters
Knob
Montcalm
Fairview
Cagesters
Princeton
Sugar Bowl Draws War Aid For Postseason Double
Sugar Bowl sponsors adopt a war orphan and announce a two game post season in New Orleans. Fordham faces Missouri in the January 1 game followed by the East West All Star tilt January 3 with Shriners and service men supported by Tulane and LSU facilities. Proceeds benefit Shriners Crippled Children hospitals in San Francisco and Shreveport.
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New Orleans
Fordham-Missouri
Orare
Shriners
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Duke University
Tulane
Shrine
A. N. Goldberg
Association
Chil Hospital
Shreveport
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Fordham
Missouri
Mississippi Coast
Scholastic Basketball Scores Around Morgantown Area
Nearby games featured St Francis Morgantown and Augustine Grafton with 13 points apiece for Rowlesburg Masontown Terra Alta and Newburg posting 41 27 totals. Cauley Bridge 27 and Clay 26 paced scoring while Widen 33 Tanner 29 led Charleston Reds in a 61 to 33 loss.
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Neer
Charleston
Reds
Clendenin
Walton
Widen
Tanner
Cauley Bridge
Clay
St. Francis
Morgantown
Augustine
Grafton
Rowlesburg
Masontown
Terra Alta
Newburg
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