Tennessee Michigan State Maryland Dominate AP All-America Grid Team
Tennessee Michigan State and Maryland top the AP All-America 1951 football selections with players Lauricella Pearman Ward and Carey on offense and Weatherall Pearman Ward among defenders. The 11-person panel chose seniors mostly, with Matuszak and Brosky as juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Maryland
Michigan State
New York
Associated Press
Bob Carey
Don Coleman
Bookeo
Bob Ward
Modzelewski Brothers
Edward
Mighty Mo
Richard
Little Mo
Ward
Richard Gier
Princeton
Jim Weatherall
Oklahoma
Les Richter
California
Bill McColl
Stanford
Michgan State
Bob Toneff
Notre Dame
Marvin Matuszak
Tulsa
Doug Moseley
Kentuc
Dick Kazmaier
Hank Lauricella
Hugh McElhenny
Washington
Larry Isbell
Baylor
Pat O’donahue
Wisconsin
Dewey McConnell
Wyoming
William Pearman
Ray Beck
Georgia Tech
Joe Palumbo
Virginia
Keith Flowers
Texas Christian
Bobby Dillon
Texas
al Brosky
Ilinois
Ollie Matson
San Francisco
Matson
Helped by CERTA VIN Digestive Remedy in Winchester
An advertisement promotes CERTA VIN as a new medicine for stomach issues. It claims a woman who fed her dinner to her dog improved after using the product, promising quicker digestion, relief from gas and bloat, and renewed appetite. Sold at Gaunt's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Certa-Vin
Gaunt's
Group 1 All-State Grid Team Selected
Virginia sports writers name the 1951 Group One All-State High School Football Team led by Hopewell Hampton and Woodrow Wilson with eight players from the Eastern District. Ends Wiggins and Curry, tackles Mingis and Ashton, guards Boone and Legat, center Hendricks, backs Curry Scruggs Riggs Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Hopewell
Hampton
Woodrow Wilson
Portsmouth
Virginia
Cradock
Bill Merner
Hopewell Blue Devils
Carter Wiggins
Bobby Pogue
Jerry Mingis
Jack Ashton
Jack Boone
Bob Legat
Rudy Hendricks
Jessel Curry
Bobby Scruggs
Mickey Riggs
Billy Harrison
Braddock Street Leads Church League with Trio of Wins
Braddock Street Methodist Seniors moved to first place by sweeping three matches at Health Center Alleys. Dick Renner led with a 369 series, while Dick Renner 369 and Evan Creswell 350 boosted Braddock St. in the team set to 1606. United Brethren topped Congressional Christian, Baptist edged Highland Avenue Presbyterian, and Braddock St. Jrs. took three Fromiet wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic
Braddock St. Methodist Srs
Methodisteam
Dick Kenner
Hugh Funkhouser
Renners
Baptist
Highland Ave Presbyterian
Allen Hawthorne
Highland
George Vaught
Bptist
Bobby Orndorff
Highland Ave
Congressional Christian
Sheetz
Creswell
Bob Carter
Ernie Pugh
Congregational Christian
Old Bethel
Reformed
Braddock St. Methodist Jrs
Dick Renner
Or Sheetz
Evan Creswell
United Brethern
Braddock St
Ba Meth, Srs
Catholic United Brethren
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Ind
Dick Sheetz
Kiracofe Scores Season High 180 In C League Bowling
Artie Kiracofe rolled a season best 180 in the Health Center alleys as Skyway Grill beat Friendship Fire Co and moved toward three wins. He added a 410 series to lead Skyway Grill in a 1716 team set while Creswell and Ryan enjoyed key scores. Carr Publishing Co also posted a 580 team game in a separate win over Truck Suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiracofe
Skyway
Friendship Fire Co
Evan Creswell
Bob Ryan
Skyway Grill
Phillips
Hockman
Creswell
Hoover
Sheetz
Kiracore
Carr Publishing Co
Harold Pugh
Pete Stipe
Charles Minghini
Clarke County
Ed Clevenger
Winchester Automotive
Jackson
Sinclair
Jackson's Sinclair
Artie Kiracofe
Carotene Grill
Singhass and Rhea Protect Mixed Doubles Lead in Tuesday League
In Tuesday Night Mixed Doubles League play Singhass and Rhea won two of three against the Charlotte Campbell-flick Sheetz team as Rhea posted 126 and 125 while Singhass added 108. Other matches featured Bill and Gloria Bradley edging Virginia Renner and Nooky Shendon two to one, and Jack Jones with Frankie Ritter sweeping Pat Carson and Jack Owens two to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Singhass
Troy Rhea
Charlotte Campbell-flick Sheetz
Rhea
Miss Singhass
Campbell-Sheetz
Sheetz
Bill Bradley
Gloria Bradley
Virginia Renner
Nooky Shendon
Shendon
Jack Jones
Frankie Ritter
Pat Carson
Jack Owens
F. Ritter
J. Jones
Magic Gates
Raymond Clark
Mary Bayliss
Briscoe Ginn
Clark
Ginn
Pearl Lake
Charles Ebert
Matha Kiracore
Bob Ryan
Ebert
Miss Lake
Kiracw
Ryan
Martha Kirach
Louis Bell
Betty Cline
Virginia Vance-Dovoche Vance
Hilda Renner
Charley Renner
Mark Hawk
Roxie Hockman Hockman
Betty Ryan
Martha Ki
Corinne Carskaden
Bradley
Oo Jones
Charles Jones
Charles Renner
Trov Rhea
Tough Competition Seen In U S Open Fox Hound Finals
In Florence Alabama flashy Red Bird led the field with 875 points in the U S Open Fox Hound finals though finishing fourth and near last in rail work. Other contenders included Bengo Bristol owned by Nichols and Swayze Benton Miss Meges Gordon Marshville N C Lady and P R Sally Pine Ridge Kennels Salisbury N C with trophies awarded tonight.
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Florence
Ala
Red Bird
Tan Plowers
Bengo Bristol
Nichols and Swayze
Benton
Miss
Meges Gordon
TF Meges
Marshville
N. C
Lady
P. R. Sally
Pine Ridge Kennels
Salisbury
N C State Tops Wake Forest to Move to First in S C
North Carolina State in undisputed first in the Southern Conference after a 65 to 62 win over Wake Forest. Kim Buchanan 14 and Bobby Speight 15 led State while Dickie Hemrec scored 20 for the Deacons. South Carolina opened with a 176 to 56 win over The Citadel led by Dwane Morrison with 23. Furman beat Newberry 97 to 48. Carolina awaits a potential tie with Richmond tonight. George Washington opens at Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Everett Cases
Wake Forest
Deacons
Dickie Hemrec
State
Kim Buchanan
Bobby Speight
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Citadel
Dwane Morrison
Tom Hofferth
Furman
Newberry
North Carolina
Tar Heels
University of Richmond
Richmond
George Washington
Colonials
Washington
Virginia
Homing Pigeon Strays From Race Route
In Sydney Australia a pigeon released for a 940 mile race from Ooana datta to Adelaide veered off course and ended up in South Africa. Two days later the bird remained far from its expected flock and homeward dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Ira
Ooanadatta
Central Australia
Adelaide
South Africa
Pigeon Completes 1000-Mile Flight to British Freighter
A pig eon from Adelaide flew 1000 miles to the British freighter Diomed off Western Australia. The crew took the exhausted pigeon aboard and sent it toward South Africa, where the ship was bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diomed
South Africa
Adelaide
Salt spreader aids Amherst snow and ice control
A new salt spreader has been placed in operation in Amherst to keep streets ice free during winter. Fed from a truck, the device covers a width of 30 feet.
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Amherst
Canada
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Braddock ST. Methodist Hoagland Gaunt
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Keller
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Singhass
Capper
Anna
Chak
Anne
Capper’s Jewelry Store
W. Boscawen
J. Winchaster
N.C
S. C
The
Old Virginia
Christma Order New
the Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Schewel
Lcer
Polaroid
Appleway
U. 8
Hallmark
Caldwell
Loudoun
Schewels
Deak
Velve
W. Cork St
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