Handley High Opens Season Delayed to December 16
Handley High School basketball starts late in 1952 58 season with opening game against Musselman moved to December 16 away. Broadway finish court delays pushes early schedule to three games before Christmas with Shepherdstown Charles Town and Musselman on the road. The team trains four days per week and features ten seniors led by John Arnold Meredith Boyd Wes Dibeler Jack Dunn and others.
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Musselman
Shepherdstown
Charles Town
John Arnold
Meredith Boyd
Wes Dibeler
Jack Dunn
Roxy Hockman
Jimmy Omos
Warren County
Luray
Harrisonburg
Wilson Memorial
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Staunton
Charlies Town
How many days are there in Jewish year
The Jewish calendar is lunar based on twelve months of 29 or 30 days. Nineteen years form a cycle with leap years in years 3 6 8 11 17 and 19 adding a thirteenth month. Common years have 353 354 or 355 days and leap years 383 385 or 385 days. The day begins at sunset.
Major college teams swing into opening night action
Nation’s top college clubs kick off season with games across the Midwest South Far West and East. Notable matchups include Kansas State vs Drake in Manhattan Kansas Indiana at Notre Dame and several doubleheaders at Madison Square Garden Buffalo Palestra and other sites. Wisconsin beat Marquette 76 55 Depaul 70 56 UCLA 173 63 and several other Friday results noted.
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Manhattan
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Kansas
Drake
Indiana
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Clemson
South Carolina
Newberry
Madison Square Garden
Iona
Siena
NYU
Boston College
Buffalo
N. Y
Syracuse
Canisius
LaSalle
Niagara
Palestra
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Villanova
Indiantown Gap
Far West
UCLA
Oregon State
Stanford
Oregon
Utah
Ington
Utah State
Colorado
Wisconsin
Marquette
Depaul
Illinois Wesleyan
Bowling Green
Gustavus Adolphus
Washington
Southern California
Hawaii
Wyoming
Montana State
Seton Hall
Baltimore Loyola
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Robinson Eyes June Third Turpin Title Fight
Middleweight champion Ray Robinson wants a third bout with Randy Turpin in June. Promoters Solomons and Norris push for overseas or New York venues, while the IEC and New York State Athletic Commission demand contracts and a binding agreement before title recognition is restored after the title was vacated.
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Sugar Ray
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Jack Solomons
Jim Norris
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Braddock St. Methodists Lead In Church Bowling League
Braddock St. Methodist rolled 564 560 and 545 to 1669 total for three straight wins over Congregational Christian and took undisputed first in the league. Sonny Capper 132 and Teddy Legge 132 helped the sweep as Red Baker 131 and Joe Prickett 131 aided nearby match. Cork St Christian swept Catholic as George Stickley 128 121 paced a 3-0 win. Market St. Methodist led a separate match with 555 team game while A C Halvosa topped with 147. Highland Ave Presbyterian forfeited over Reformed Church League Ind. with Capper 357 and Prickett 347.
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Congregational Christian
Sonny Capper
Ernie Pugh
Braddock St
Teddy Legge
Joe Prickett
Baptist
Old Bethel
Floyd Luttrell
Cork St. Christian
Catholic
Cork St
George Stickley
A. C. Halvosa
Market St. Methodist
United Brethren
Jackie Billmyer
Bob Keyton
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Reformed Church League
Reg Baker
Shendon Posts 189 In Postponed League Match
Nooky Shendon bowled a 189 in the “B” League postponed bout between Bell Clothes Stores and Post Office at Health Center Alleys. His 9 29 59 89 118 138 152 162 179 189 frame scores lift his three game total to 420 tying the season high. Bell Clothes Stores toppled Post Office with 541 597 546 for a 1684 set.
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Bell Clothes Stores
Post Office
Shendon
Bill Boden
Boden
Bowling Scores and Standings From Local League Night
Blue Ridge Bowling League reports postponed match results with high team game 663 and 1824 for S F Distr Co. High individual game 159 414 by A Kiracofe. League leader R Cramer of Jacobsons posts 126.27 average (33 games).
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Jacobsons
Saigh Wins Ground In TV Receipts Fight With Cubs
Fred Saigh, president of the St. Louis Cardinals, reached a foothold in his bid for a share of television receipts by striking a reciprocal arrangement with the Chicago Cubs granting the Cards a visitor’s share at Wrigley Field. The Reds and Cubs also agreed on a visitor’s share at Cincinnati’s park. The NL meeting also addressed bonuses, high school rule, a night-game schedule, a new waiver rule, and other topics as talks continued toward a joint session under Ford Frick.
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Ariz
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Chicago
Wrigley Field
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Executive Council
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Ford Frick
Constant Vigil Keeps Bedside of Charles Lawson
In Richmond at Virginia Medical College Hospital the 22 year old Randolph Macon tackle Charles Lawson lies in a coma since a November 1 collision against Johns Hopkins. After two brain surgeries doctors offer no further hope while prayers from teammates classmates and hospital staff surround his 15th floor room.
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Richmond
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Charles Lawson
Lawson
Randolph-Macon College
Johns Hopkins University
Paul Severin
Severin
Newport News
Methodist College
Ashland
Washington and Lee Open Season Against Top Foes
The Washington and Lee Generals face a brutal early schedule starting with North Carolina, North Carolina State, and West Virginia. After two losses they host West Virginia in Fayetteville as five more strong opponents loom, including Duke and George Washington, threatening a conference berth before Christmas.
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Generals
Duke
William and Mary
George Washington
W&l-West Virginia
Fayetteville
W. Va
Old Dominion College
Richmond
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Roanoke
Upsala
Bridgewater
Washington College
Randolph Macon
Richmond Royals
Ashland
NFL Race Tightens as Browns Lead Conference
The NFL heads into the penultimate week with seven teams still in contention. Cleveland holds a 7-3 record and a one game lead over New York and Philadelphia in the American Conference as they travel to Chicago to face the Cardinals. A Browns win with losses by New York and Philadelphia would seal at least a divisional title and keep championship hopes alive. In the National Conference Detroit and Los Angeles lead at 7-3 with the Rams favored at Green Bay and Detroit hosting Chicago.
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Stroit
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