Arthurdale Drops Augies Fresh Also Fall Before Preston 5
Arthurdale outscored St. Augustine 50 34 as Ord and Néely led Arthurdale with fourteen and ten points. Ronnie Isner led the Augies with fifteen, Davis Hostler added ten, while Host Jer pulled 26 rebounds. Stillwell and Hostler’s defense limited Arthurdale’s scorers, but poor shooting doomed St. Augustine’s effort in the fourth quarter.
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Arthurdale
Charlie Bishop
Chucks Ord
Rich Néely
St Augustine
Preston Countians
Ronnie Isner
Davis Hostler
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Davis
Jer
Host Jer
Tim Stillwell
Stillwell
Hostler
Bishop
St. Augustine FG
Isner
Sitainger
Neason
Kelley
Roush
Arthurdalford
Ey D. Riley Titus
W. Neely
Rohr Parrack
Bennett Davis
R. Neely
Lemon - Johns
Arthurdale Fresh Fire
Danny Shay
Paul Hostlér
St Augustine Home Opener Monday At Hyde Fieldhouse
St Augustine Hyde hosts its first campaign game Monday night at the Grafton High fieldhouse. Don Rosco’s squad faces Dever Smith’s Don Bose quintet in a double bill with a 6 45 start time and a 6 45 preludary ball game.
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Don Bose
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Theeason
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Augie
Augustine Freshen
Grafton
Hiih
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Coan
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Inven
Ugh
WVU Rallies To Beat Generals 80 71 In Cage Battle
West Virginia overcame an early deficit to defeat Washington and Lee 80 to 71 in a college basketball clash. Key players Handley Gardner and Hundley sparked the Mountaineers while Lee Marshall led W&L with 18 points as WVU stretched late, pushing for a conference win alongside rival games across the region.
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Ceey
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Snead Pushing Open Leads Miami Open Round Two
Five golfers led the second round of the $12,500 Miami Open with 79 players close behind. Unsung newcomer Doug Higgins of Midland Texas surged to front contention as the day ended. Several players, including Frank Stoe, Wally Alusha, Mike Fetchick and Jack Isaacs, trailed by one stroke at 63 with others at 70s. Defending champion Burg of Palo Alto, California faltered after a 74 opening round. The piece also oddly references Puerto Rico and the Indians disappearing after Spanish conquest.
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Mike Fetchick
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Dukes and Alabama Favored in Birmingham Classic
United Press reports Duquesne and Alabama favored in two Birmingham Classic games. Dukes, last season NIT champions, meet Pittsburgh in the title round. Alabama faces Valparaiso in the Steel Bowl Tournament setting in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
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Birmingham
Lasiness
Eastern Conference backs early basketball scrimmage proposal
The Eastern College Athletic Conference supports allowing scrimmages before December 1. The proposal will be presented for NCAA convention action in Los Angeles next month.
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New York
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Los Angeles
Vejar Secures 2-1 Decision Over Murphy at Boston Garden
Veteran Chico fighter Vejar earns a solid 2-1 decision over Bobby Murphy of Boston in a ten round feature bout at Boston Garden. Vejar, known for his pressure and accuracy, controlled the action with steady jabs and combinations while Murphy battled back with crisp counters. The bout unfolds as a crowd-pleasing showcase highlighting Vejar's veteran savvy and Boston's hometown support.
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Chico
Sugar Ray Triumph Over Bobo Olson In Stunning KO
Sugar Ray Robinson, aged 35, shocks odds as he knocks out Carl Olson in the second round to win the world middleweight title for the second time. Olson is knocked to the canvas twice, with Robinson dominating the exchange and securing a dramatic finish.
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Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Mira
Christian
Olson
Ffis
Trey
Bobo
Lintsell
Juvenile Court Ruling Shapes Guardianship Powers
The state Supreme Court ruled that a juvenile court lacks authority to appoint guardians or alter custody. The decision affects a Duddridge County case granting custody of two year old Delbart Hammond to D.M. and Inez Buchanan. Also referenced is a 1956 contract signing by shortstop Chico Carmisquel with the Chicago White Sox for about $30,000.
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Cleveland Inia
Chico Carmisquel
Friday
Chicago White Sox
Southern Conference Keeps Freshman Eligibility Ban in Place
The Southern Conference defeated an effort to repeal its freshman ineligibility rule for varsity play. Virginia Tech and West Virginia backed the ban with GW joining later. The conference also voted to spend $8,000 to send chairs and athletic directors to the NCAA meeting in Los Angeles, despite objections. Farrington questioned the expense citing last year’s $21,000.
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Gore
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Max Farindon O
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Los Angeles
Farrington
Enone
Postmaster Plea to Mail Early as Holiday Window Hours Extended
Postmaster Loren Hoffman urges early mailing for Christmas, with stamp and parcel post windows extended from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. beginning December 22, and 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on December 17. He notes 1955 holiday mail volume already totals 100000 pieces and warns late out of state parcels may miss Christmas delivery.
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Tate
Renvine
Bowen Tro
Th Courlaien
Hoff- Mad
New State Lake Open In Spring
Charleston officials announced the new Summit Lake at Coates Run near Richwood will open next spring. The lake, planned as a fishing and resort area, is expected ready for use by fishermen and visitors in the season ahead.
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Drunken Driver Sentenced by Judge in Chicago Case
In Chicago a drunken driver named Estrada faced trial on drunk driving charges. Judge Joseph J. Butler prompted him with a question about what happens to offenders. Estrada replied that the judge had just passed his sentence, indicating a one year in county jail.
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Fred J. Estrada
Joseph J. Butler
Ike
Estrada
Hybrid Hen Lays An Egg Daily Since Sept 23 1954
Beverly Johansen owns a hen in Howard City Michigan reportedly laying one egg every day since September 23 1954 in a local rural property. The remarkable feat drew attention from neighbors and local press.
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Howard
City, Mich
Beverly Johansen
Morral Leads All-America Punting With 42.9 Yard Average
East Lansing Michigan State quarterback Kurl Morral topped collegiate punters with a 42.9 yard average per punt during the recently completed season. Morral's strong booting marked him as a standout specialist for the Spartans.
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Mich
Kurl Morral
Michigan State
Jollegiate
Ski Team Trains in Milan for Cortina Olympic Prep
America's Olympic ski squad of six women and nine men trains in Milan for Cortina d Ampezzo. The group, starting from Cervinia, continues practice as the Winter Games approach next month.
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City To Build Reservoir Ltd Cover Meeting Called
A cover meeting was scheduled for Monday at 8 p m to discuss a roof construction and other council matters. Walter Wolfe stated authorities say the Adam's apple is a sensitive area, underscoring the need for careful handling of related issues.
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Wolfe
Oak Grove Woman's Club Holds December Meeting
Mrs Henry Trickett hosted the Oak Grove Woman's Club for a December gathering with sewing and pine cone decorating. A short business session led by President Mrs Paul Davis planned next year meeting places and charity gifts for the aged and shut-ins.
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Maude Davis
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Shirley Lucas
Brenda
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Dian
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Widv
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John Dale
Gladenville
Victor Fords
Carl Sinsel
Merrie
Watter Tirkett
Tommy
Clarksburg
Legal records filed in Taylor County clerk's office
Roxie Fowler, Dec 3 to Dec 10, includes deeds of trust for Elbert C Knotts and Dorothy Knotts, Sihn K Burdett as trustee, with lots 13,14,16 and 16 McGraw Yates Addition. Mason Glen Moats and Rose Mary Moats deed of trust with principal K Burdett as trustee. references to Carl Harman et al and Charles Dandelion.
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Roxie Fowler
Sollowk
Elbert
C. Knotts
Dorothy Knotts
Sihn K. Burdett
Carl Harman
Et al
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McGraw Yates
Mason Glen Moats
Rose Mary Moats
Prin K, Burdett
Charles
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