Schedule For First 4 Weeks Announced For Winchester Bowling
The Winchester Bowling League announces week by week fixtures for eight teams including Northern Virginia Power, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Winchester Steam Laundry, Eagles and others. The schedule spans 15 weeks with Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays set for key matchups and a Christmas Day break.
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Funk
Virginia Woolen
Coca Cola Five
Victor Products
Postoffice Boys
Winchester
American Legion
Northern Virginia Power Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winchester Steam Laundry
Eagles
Northern Virginia Boys
Laundry
Rotary
Lions
Kiwanis
Legion
Postoffice
Northern Va
Victor
Woolen
Coca Cola
Next Wek
Boyce Cagers Suffer Big Defeat at Home
In Boyce Virginia on December 18 the Aldie High School team beat the Boyce cagers 47 to 9 in Parish Hall. C Brown and R Brown were sidelined by illness. Boyce lineup included R Dearmont L Sargent Fletcher Martin and Rogers.
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Boyce
Aldie High School Quint
C. Brown
R. Brown
R. Dearmont
L. Sargent
Fletcher
Martin
Rogers
Colliers All American football team named for 1931
Collier's announces selections for its All American team dating from Walter Camp lineage. Choices include Bucks Wood Harvard at quarterback Schwartz Notre Dame Rentner Northwestern Shaver Southern California Dalrymple Tulane Smith Georgia Quatse Pittsburgh Schwegler Washington Mann Minnesota Hickman Tennessee Morrison Michigan. Dalrymple is the lone 1931 first-team repeat. The judges praise the team for speed and power and note Ray Stecker of Army delivered the year's greatest run.
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New York
Collier's
Walter Camp
Bucks—Wood
Harvard
Schwartz
Notre Dame
Rentner
Northwestern
Shaver
Southern California
Dalrymple
Tulane
Smith
Georgia
Quatse
Pittsburgh
Schwegler
Washington
Mann
Minnesota
Hickman
Tennessee
Morrison
Michigan
Ray Stecker
Army
Pure Group Formed In Southern Belt
Seven Southern Conference colleges organized an inner circle to curb recruiting of high school prospects and end athletic subsidies. Vanderbilt professor L C Glenn called for amateurism reforms as gates shrink and student enthusiasm wanes. Schools committed include Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Florida, Auburn and Tulane. North Carolina did not attend.
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New Orleans
L. C. Glenn
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Florida
Auburn
Tulane
North Carolina
Atlanta
Conduct Rules for Fair Exchange in Trade
Guidance urging honesty and fairness in dealings. It prohibits lying, deceit, or oppression, and forbids violence toward others, promoting ethical conduct and integrity in all interactions.
Virginia Military Institute Adds Kentucky To 1932 Football Schedule
Virginia Military Institute completed its 1932 football schedule with the addition of a game against the University of Kentucky. The agreement was finalized at the Southern Conference meeting in New Orleans, listing dates and venues for the season including Duke and the University of Virginia games.
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Associated Press
Orleans
Virginia Military Institute
University of Kentucky
Southern Conference
King’s College
Lexington
Duke
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Davidson
University of Virginia
University of Maryland
Richmond
William and Mary
Norfolk
University of Richmond
V. P
Roanoke
Kit Carson Carved Tree Found in Eldorado National Forest
A forest service trail crew uncovered a Kit Carson carved tree near Mudlakes in Eldorado National Forest California dated 1846 with six inches of new wood growth over the blaze. A second 1846 carving remains at Kit Carson Pass in the same forest.
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United States Forest Service
Mudlakes
Eldorado National Forest
California
Kit Carson Pass
Who's Who in Washington: Rainey and the Philippines story
Charles P. Stewart recalls congressman Henry T. Rainey of Illinois as Democratic floor leader. Rainey resisted Underwood’s wool tariff plan, favoring free wool after pressure from the president. The Philippines post was offered, but Rainey declined as it would ruin him financially, clearing the way for Francis Burton Harrison to become governor general.
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Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
House of Representatives
Philippines
Wilson
Representatives’ Ways and Means
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Rainey
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Harrison
The
Chicago figures swap roles to win 1932 Republican convention
In Washington during the second week of June 1932, Chicago notables Mayor Anton Cermak Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Edward N. Hurley of the U S Shipping Board plotted to secure the Republican national convention for Chicago. The article notes they were Democrats.
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Cermak Senate
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Lewis Edward N. Hurley
Anton Cermak
James Hamilton Lewis
Edward N. Hurley
U. S. Shipping Board
Cermak
Lewis
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Agua Caliente
OPEA
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von Elm
Max Baer
Tow Abbney
Central Press Association, Inc
George Little
University of Wisconsin
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
Thistlethwaite
Little
Kit Carson
Conception Goeldner de Escobar
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
BR. J. Scott
Avi
Aleutian Islands
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Japan
Pole
Pacific
Clarksdale
Arizla
Arctic
Atlantic
Awe
North Pole
Sik
Paavo Nurmi
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Peoples Service Drug Store
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