Chemists Rally To Edge Mountain Lions 66 62
South Charleston’s Chemists unleashed a late surge to beat Charleston Mountain Lions 66 to 62 at Morris Harvey Gym. Paul Underwood and Davey Hoffman starred in the final minutes as the Eagles overcame a 57 50 deficit with 4 minutes remaining. Price and Bails fouled out for SC while Rock Elie and George Grubich contributed for the Lions.
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Darrell Harless
Charleston
Ike
Mountain Lions
Morris Har
Vey
East Bank
Dunbar Bulldogs
DuPont
Clendenin Cardinals
Rod
Ainsley
South Charleston
Cebe Price
Price
S. C
Paul Underwood
Rock Elie
Lions
Bails
Chemists
Hundley
Davey Hoffman
Mite
Larry Jones
Underwood
Eagles
George Grubich
Hoff-man
Pat Boggs
Hoffman
Glen Hunt
Neil Swisher
Jones
Bobby Jar
Morris Harvey College
Scs
Rod Hundley
Lagles - Lions
Econ
DuPont Am
Isluaceney
Seer
Cole
Rebound
Patton
Paskel
Sotfman
Foul Hoffman
Ree
Williams
Ed Dawson
Roose
Andes
Ranson
Smith
Nunley
Ehie
Rive
Folals Hoffman
Ong
Underwood Hundley
Ciencenin
Othe Hunt
Guidalec
Serome
Ruby Ane
Howard Price
Beverly
Hunt
Say Dunbar
Allen
Johnson
Lay
Tery Detter
Latorre
Mellert
Hott
Shelt
AiLucas
Jarvis
Fou
Radford
Grubigh
Seein Anderson
Fovis Sie
Trree
Buckelew
Bwiche
Mitchell G
Layup
Carr
Ariy tEundleyr
al Offiei Weber
Gene Beau
Ruesdas Slay
Rice
Hand
Kouth Charles Charleston
Miller
Onn
Inderwood
Jong
Rere
Stoner
Adelson
Wmnt
Swisher
Elkview-Sissonville
lGaderwood
Tip-In
Rod Handley
The
Debe Price
DuMets
DeSpirito Breaks World Riding Record At Tropical Park
Apprentice jockey Tony DeSpirito rode four winners at Tropical Park to reach 389 turf wins and smash the all time riding record, beating the former mark of 386. He claimed his 383rd victory of the year in the final race aboard King's Quest, besting Joe E. Lewis in a tense stretch duel before a crowd of 21,190.
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Tami
Fla
Tony DeSpirito
Powell Ant
Tor
Snai Ogy
Awe
Lawrence
Mass
Tropical Park
Walter Miller
Joe Culmone
Willie Shoemaker
King’s Quest
Robert. L. Stevenson
Joe E. Lewis
King's Quest
DeSpirito
Marshall Cassidy
Jockey Club
DeSpirto
Potterac
Dark Destroyer
Ashenfelter Wins Sullivan Trophy for 1952 Sportsmanship
Olympic star Horace Ashenfelter, FBI agent and 1952 Olympic steeplechase champion, was named winner of the James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy by the Amateur Athletic Union. He led with 1,112 points from 4718 ballots, ahead of Maj. Sammy Lee and Mat Whitfield, with awards to be presented Feb. 15 at the New York Athletic Club.
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York
Horace Ashenfelter
F.B.I
James E. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Ashenfeller
Russia
Vladimir Kasantsev
Collegeville
Farm Hay
Glen Ridge
N. J
Ashenfelter
Maj
Sammy Lee
Pasadena
Calif
Helsinki
Mat Whitfield
Columbus
Douglas F. Roby
Detroit
AAU
New York Athletic Club
James
Sulllivan
James Bausch
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Lawson Littie
Glenn Mortis
Don Burge
Don Lash
Joe Burs
Gregors Rice
Leslie ‘Manwitewell
Cornelius Warmerdam
Bowl lineups face rain risk on New Year’s Day
New York reports forecast rain but expects 400000-plus fans at five major bowls. Georgia Tech, Mississippi duel in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans for 82000, while Tennessee meets Texas in the Cotton Bowl for 75000 in Dallas. Pasadena’s Rose Bowl expected 193000 with clearing weather and mild winds. Orange Bowl Alabama Syracuse and Gator Bowl Florida Tulsa project favorable conditions. Three other bowls add about 45000 more, including Sun Bowl El Paso and Tangerine Bowl Orlando. Coaches publicly credit rivals while noting injuries and weather as factors.
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New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Dallas
Tennessee
Texas
Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Syracuse
Florida
Tulsa
Jacksonville
Lome
el Paso
Tex
Mississippi Southern
College
The
Pacific
Phoenix
Ariz
San Diego
Naval Training Centers
21St Airborne Division
Cirlando
Fla
Texas State
Tennessee Tech
County Scholastic and State Scholastic Basketball Results
Readable scores show County Scholastic teams like South Chatterton and Charteston, plus State Scholastin results featuring Spencer and Wallon. The report lists multiple games across towns including Buffalo, Hopewell, Wheeling, Clarksburg, Fairmont, St. Peters, Weston, Philippi, and others with varied final tallies and tournament progress. Names of colleges and states appear in later lines, noting conference results and consolation rounds.
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South Chatterton
Charteston
Hast Bank
Dunbarks
DePont iV
Clendenin
Spencer
Alumni & Elizabeth
Wallon
Heckler
Stoco MA
Uope
Hinton
Buffalo
Accovitie
Beckley Oceana
Hopewell, Pa
Chester
Wheeling Triadolphia
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Riversylle
Tejas Christian Arizen
Reay State
Fasewhe
Michigan State
Callfnria
Minnese Uluois
Rochester
Indianapolis i
Minespatig
Carolina State
Brigham Young
Big Sever Vale
Okishoma If
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah State
Anhalten
Kastan College
Sugar Bowl
Sonaventure
N-College
Perm
Bowtie Green
Western Kentucky
Tulsa
Dartmouth
Tech
Georgia
Villanova
Tuawes Me
Henry and Orpis Set for Huntington Bout at Memorial Field House
Oscar Henry of Charleston and Wick Orpis of Detroit will spar six rounds at Memorial Field House in Huntington on January 6 as a preliminary to Basil Mathews Jones card. Promoter Jack Laken announced a four round exhibition featuring Chuck Davey against Carl Stafford of Detroit.
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Huntington
Dee
Eal Oscar Henry
Charleston
Wick Orpis
Detroit
Memorial i Field House
Jack Laken
Basil Matie-Harold
Baby Face
Open House Slated At YMCA on New Year’s Day
Red Hartman announced that the YMCA will host an open house on New Year’s Day from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Both gyms and the swimming pool will be open with no admission charge.
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YMCA
Red Hartman
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Charleston Gazette
Ray Miller
Thor
McRoberts Supply. CO
Mccorkle Ave
Kanawha City
Desler
DeSpirito Cops
Tantember
Jantember
Sullivan Trophy
Kennieh Filleaman II
Davis Creek Road
Old City Dump
Disabled Veterans
Dodge
Meadowbrook
Tag Galyean
South Chas
Henry
Orpis
Lou
Union Mache
Oteobb
SSB
Velco
Jrewing CO
Wsaz-Tv
Korn Kobelers
WCHS
Fesenmeier
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