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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1952

Page

9

Waynesboro Quintet Edges James Wood Colonels 44 42

Waynesboro nips James Wood 44 to 42 in district tilt as Stines 18 leads Waynesboro. Patterson 14 and Hilderbrand Swartz 12 pace James Wood. Colonels, 1-2 in district play, travel next Tuesday to Broadway.

Waynesboro James Wood James Wood Colonels Patterson Hilderbrand and Swartz Hoover Colonels Amoother Broadway Capon Bridge Wilson Emorial T Taylor Hildertrand Swarts Broter Bim Stra Carper Wagners Gable Moyer Tallent Hayward Wright

Saxton Wins Quick KO to Spark Matchmaking Review

Johnny Saxton knocked out Cuban Real Perez in 2:54 of the first round at Madison Square Garden ending Saxton Perez after a right left combination to the body. IBC official Harry Markson was asked to report to the New York State Athletic Commission with Chairman Bob Christenberry watching ringside. The commission seeks to determine who approved the Saxton Perez bout as Saxton extends his win streak to 34 fights.

New York New York State Athletic Commission Johnny Saxton Madison Square Garden Harry Markson IBC Bob Christenberry Real Perez Saxton- Perez Saxton Perez

Scripture quote attribution in Genesis 31 49 pillar covenant

The line “Lord watch between me and thee, when we are absent one from another” is spoken by Laban to his nephew Jacob in the pillar scene marking the covenant between them. It appears in Genesis chapter 31 verse 49.

R.mj Laban Jacob Genesia

Mixed Doubles League Bowling Highlights and Scores

Kitty Affleck led the ladies with a 361 set and 147 game in a 288 total for her pair with Sonny Capper. Virginia Vance, Ginn, and related teams posted multiple scores including 267 team game and 686 pair totals, with Kiracofe and Kiracofe winning two of three against Ginghass and Clevenger.

Kitty Affleck Sonny Capper Virginia Vance-Briscoe Ginn Mrs. Affleck Riscoe Ginn Virginia Vance Betty Artie Kiracofe Pat Ginghass Ed Clevenger Pat Singhass Betty Kiracofe Keith Ritter Heley Ritter Bradley Sheets Corinne Carskaden Jim Fiddler Betty Ryan Sid Langer Bobby Ryan Martha Bowers Jean Molland Virginia Vance Briscoe Ginn Kitty Affieckand Capper Briscoe Ginn Kitty Affieck

Tri Team Tie For First In Church League Action

Three teams share the lead after week play as Congregational Christian Baptist each win three games while Braddock St Methodist takes two, yielding a three way tie for top spot. Harold Catlett leads Old Bethel with a 385 set, and Market St Methodist dominates Cork St Christian in a close triple contest.

Congregational Christian Baptist Braddock St. Methodist Old Bethel Harold Catlett Catlett Floyd Luttrell Braddock St Teddy Legee Allen Gaunt United Brethren Gene Funkhouser Market St. Methodist Clem Babb Jackie Billmyer George Stickley Charles Harrell Market St Bob Vaught Mighland Ave. Presbyterian Catholic Bill Shaffer Pop Kelchner Braddock Bt. Methodist Baptist Ceewersee Highland Ave Wochous Oi Icessecce Cork St. Christian Reformed

Upset of the Season Minnesota Beats Kentucky 61 57

A year ago Minnesota stunned NCAA champion Kentucky 61 to 57 in a landmark upset. Harry Five Years A Walker of the Phillies led NL batting with a .363 average.

Minnesota Kentucky

Ford Leads Golfers in $10,000 Miami Open

Doug Ford from Morrison New York remained one stroke ahead in the Miami Open Golf Tournament with a great competitive spirit and consistency noted as he led the field in Miami Florida.

Miami, Fla Doug Ford Morrison N. Y

Baugh Albert to End Pro Football Careers Sunday

Sammy Baugh and Frankie Albert retire after Sunday as NFL playoff races heat up. Browns defend American title vs Giants while Lions Rams duel for the National crown. Eagles surge as potential tiebreaker sonic. Baugh ends Redskins era in Washington and Albert bows out with the 49ers. Waterfield may still play if Rams advance to playoffs.

Baugh Albert New York Sammy Baugho Frankie Albert Cleveland Browns New York Giants Polo Grounds Detroit Lions Los Angeles Rams Lions Rams Dallas Texans Texans Pittsburgh Steelers Philadelphia Eagles Eagles Washington Redskins Giants Philadelphia Detroit Bauch Washington Redskins San Francisco 49Ers Green Bay Packers Bears Cardinals Chicago Paul Brown Bob Waterfield

Life of Longfellow Religion Question

Bony Wadsworth Longfellow was raised as a Unitarian, but evidence suggests he did not remain affiliated throughout life and in later years appears not to have belonged to any church.

Bony Wadsworth Longfellow

Jimmy Kitts Dies Former UPI Coach

Jimmy Kitts, 52, a former Southwest Conference star and coach, died early today of an internal hemorrhage after entering hospital Thursday. He coached at Rice as basketball coach, led Rice Owls football to the 1934 and 1937 SWC titles, later coached at Virginia Tech, served in the Navy, and managed the Tex as Western University student union in El Paso. Survivors include his widow Clifford and son Jimmie Jr.

EL Paso Jimmy Kitts Kitts Rice Jack Meagher Houston Owls Virginia Tech Navy Texas Western University Clifford Jimmie, Jr

Record: most home runs with bases loaded by Lou Gehrig

Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees holds the lifetime mark for most grand slams with bases loaded, hitting 23 between 1927 and 1938.

J.J.T. A Lou Gehring New York Yankees

W&M Quint Defeats Generals and Faces Cavaliers Tonight

William and Mary aims to prove itself as Old Dominion basketball’s top team by beating Virginia, a win that would make the Tribe a clear favorite for the Big Six title. The Indians previously defeated Washington and Lee 87 62, as John Mahoney and Ducky Drake led with 22 and 15 points respectively.

Richmond William and Mary's Indians Old Dominion College Virginia Cavaliers W&m Washington and Lee William and Mary Male Hampden-Sydney Pilind Generals Bill Chambers W &L Jim Rich Chambers John Mahoney Ducky Drake Hampden Sydney Bridgewater Jim Utterback Jerry Adams Tigers George Washington VMI Colonials Big Bill Ralph Joe Holup Furman Frank Selvy Spiders Ed Harrison Belvy

How to prevent yellowing on piano keys

True ivory keys yellow or darken with age. Exposure to light during the day slows this effect, while darkness hastens it. Clean ivory keys with denatured alcohol, never soap.

VPI Unveils 1953 Football Schedule With Ten Games

Virginia Tech announces a 1953 ten game slate with home and away dates including Marshall, Virginia, Rutgers, Richmond, William and Mary, Washington and Lee, The Citadel, West Virginia, Miami Florida, and VMI. Coach Frank Moseley backs rotation system and says no 1954 Virginia game.

Clemson 8. C Virginia Tech University of Virginia Cavaliers VPI Virginia Frank Moseley William and Mary Indians Gus Tebell Moseley Techmen Marshall College Charlottesville Rutgers New Brunswick N. J Richmond Williamsburg Washington the Citadel West Virginia Bluefield Miami Fla

Conference Ends Meeting Without Explosive Outcomes

Clemson 80 conference session ends quietly as 17 members return home with no major topics discussed. The split grouping preserves all members, while Clemson and Maryland are restored to full conference standing after bans for postseason bowl game participation.

Clemson Curbstone Pounders Marylane

Ridges in Korea Reach About Three Thousand Feet

In a Q and A style note the average elevation of Korean ridges and hill tops where boys fight is given as 3,000 feet. A second answer states only a fraction of Stone Mountain dollars are in circulation, with 2,314,000 issued though 5,000,000 were authorized in 1925, and most have been sold to dealers and collectors.

Korea

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