Rotary and Virginia Woolen Lead Bowling Standings
Rotary Postoffice and Virginia Woolen tie for first with 3 0 0 records while both clock 1 000 in the season. They routed Victor Products and Coca Cola in Friday night bowling, as the rescheduled league began its run. Monday games feature Rotary against Lions and VFW facing Winchester Steam Laundry.
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Rotary
Legion of the Lions
Kiwanis
Victor
Coca Cola
Postoffice
Virginia
Garrett
Virginia Woolen
Seal
Manuel
Loy
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winchester ‘Steam Laundry
Postoffice Seal
Bee
Peer
Conner
Miller
Kern
Victor Products
Rgina Woolen Hottel
Hart
McKee
Campbell
Hawthorne
Rainsberger
Kremer
Ley
Turnout described for Martinsburg and Virginia basketball squads
Martinsburg coaches prepare for the 1931-32 season as 52 players report for workouts and equipment distribution. Three squads will form from 30 retained players with separate teams, while others form class teams for intra-squad play and early contests. Virginia's Cavalier squad plans final practice before Christmas and reopens January 1, with January 6 opening game against William and Mary and several against Navy VMI Washington and Lee and Maryland on the slate.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Marshall Glenn
Ison Shreve
Charlottesvelle
Virginia
Richmond Athletic Club
Gus Tebell
Cavalier
William and Mary
Navy
Washington and Lee
Maryland
LaSalle Seeks Admission to Cumberland Valley League
LaSalle Institute of Cumberland Maryland applied to join the Cumberland Valley Athletic League. The bid was discussed at the league’s semi annual meeting in Waynesboro but no action was taken due to existing schedules and eligibility rules. Admission would raise costs for member schools, notably doubling Allegany High’s largest guarantee.
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LaSalle Institute
Cumberland
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Waynesboro
LaSalle
Maryland
Allegany High
la Salle
Mule That Walks Backward Becomes Local Ribbing
A Florida Times-Union anecdote describes a seller who laughs off a mule's odd behavior after the buyer complains the animal walks backward. The seller notes the mule does not care where it goes and only wants to see what it has been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Times-Union
Army Navy Game Set for December 3 1932
New York reports that if reconciliation continues Army and Navy will play football on December 3 1932. Sources say papers not signed yet but talks are close after a 1927 break. Navy has dropped the December date with Pennsylvania and may keep late November or early December Saturdays open.
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New York
Army
Navy
Annapolis
West Point
Pennsylvania
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Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Bix
Etta
Doug
VA. Woolen
Hunter
Ioe
Halvosa
K. Adams
H. R. Triplett
County Court House
Winchester
Plymouth
A. J. Wigginton
Lou Bernstein
Art Fashion Clothes
Loudoun St
Buncutter Tire Co
General Electric
Kenneth E. Henry & Co
Willys
Whippet Coach Black
Transportatio
C.B. Organ
Willys Dealer
Braddock ST
Ebert
Buick
H. W. Ebert
THE
Cammer Tire Company and Service
L. J. Hook
Chrysler and Plymouth
S. Loudoun Street
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Brazil
C. W. Ramsburg Grocery Rolend
C. Ryan
We Gladi
Bell Clothes Shop
C I. Brumback’ S
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