Bell’s Drop Two Despite Big 408 Series by Hudson
Hudson Bell bowled 145 148 and 115 for a 408 set but Bell Clothes dropped two at Health Center Lanes in the Independent League to first place Sanitary Dairy. Bell Clothes led pinfall 1717 to 1688 as Jack Jones and Sonny Crisman paced the winners with top scores. Virginia Gentleman and Esso posted two wins each in other matches.
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Francis Hudson
Bell Clothes
Sanitary Dairy
Jack Jones
Sonny Crisman
Clifford Nichols
Buster Kline
Eugene Funkhouser
Joe Zimmerman
Virginia Gentleman
Winchester Esso
Jack Wilkins
Charles Minghini
Aaron Zuckerman
Carpers Valley Golf Club Opens May 1 With Exhibitions
The Carpers Valley Golf Club announces opening May 1 with a redwood clubhouse near completion. Registrations for new members occur January 14 and 21 at Shawnee Fire Hall where two special members, Mrs. Mary Ann Jackson and Dr. E. C. Stuart Jr., are named. A May 6 opening feature showcases Paul Hahn, a noted trick shot artist, in a foursomes exhibition with Paul Hahn, Lewis Pugh, Billy Phillips, and Mus O Linger.
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Lewis
Wilson C. Pugh
Custer
Shawnee Fire Hall
Mary Ann Jackson
S. Braddock St
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Paul Han
Hahn
Pugh
Billy Phillips
Winchester Golf Club
Mus O'Linger
Packers Giants Face Sold-Out NFL Championship
Green Bay hosts New York in a sellout 41 000 crowd at City Stadium for the NFL title game after 42 years. The Packers rely on a strong ground attack while the Giants lean to the pass, with a forecast moderating weather and a potential New Year’s Eve celebration if Green Bay wins.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Packers
New York Giants
City Stadium
Giants
Yankee Stadium
Allie Sherman
Vince Lombardi
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
del Shofner
Kyle Rote
Joe Walton
Charlie Conerly
Kuharich Has Dream Squad in Shrine Game
Coach Joe Kuharich fields his East squad for the Shrine All Star in San Francisco with All Americans Ernie Davis and Bob Ferguson in the backfield and Roman Gabriel in the lineup. The day features five postseason games including the Gator Bowl and Blue Gray and ends with the Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange bowls the next day.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Joe Kuharich
San Francisco
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
North Carolina State
Roman Gabriel
Kuharich
Jacksonville
CBS
NBC
Villanova
Wichita
ABC
Lamar Tech
Texas
Middle Tennessee
Orlando
Fla
Win Herbert
Armour McManus
Washington Redskins
Notre Dame
Melin Olsen
Utah State
Jim Owens
Washington
John Hadl
Kansas
Georgia Tech
Stan Gann
Billy Lothridge
Penn State
Galen Hall
Penn
Siealy
Dave Sarette
Davis
Auburn
Bobby Hunt
Alex Zyskowski
Bill Stangarone
Eddie Wilson
Arizona
Ed Chiebeck
Western Michigan
Minnesota
UCLA
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Colorado
Alumni edge varsity in hard fought 71 51 exhibition loss
Larry Hockman and Butch Kerns led the Colonels scoring with 21 and 15 points as alumni beat the varsity 71 51 in a fast paced exhibition. Granville Kerns and Wendell Dick added double digit totals for the grads while the Spanish Club fell to the Varsity Club 27 22 in the prelim.
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Larry Hockman
Butch’ Kerns
James Wood
Colonels
Jim Casey
University of Richmond
Granville
Butch
Kerns
Stor
Ron Kern
West Virginia University
Wendell Dick
Varsity
Leon Pope
Wendell Seldon
Buckeyes Trojans Clash in Los Angeles Classic Wrapup
Ohio State leads the nation at 9-0 as it faces fourth ranked Southern Cal in the Los Angeles Classic. The schedule lists numerous finals from Philadelphia to Bangor with notable upsets and close games including Yale over Evansville and Tennessee over Pitt.
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Los Angeles
Ohio State
Southern Cal
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
Trojans
John
Sevon
Quaker City
Philadelphia
New York
New Orleans
Kansas’ City
Greenville
D.C
Motor City
Detroit
Evansville
Ind
Queen City
Buffalo
N.Y
Gulf South
Shreveport
Downeast
Bangor
Maine
DePaul
Steve
Ohio
Mississipp
Villaove
Pro Basketball Friday Results Feature Early Big Scores
Friday results show New York 110 over Boston 100 and St. Louis 120 over Chicago 103. Detroit defeated Cincinnati 131 to 16 while Philadelphia won 123 to 118 over Los Angeles. Saturday and Sunday schedules include Cincinnati New York at Philadelphia Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Syracuse Chicago at St. Louis and no Sunday games.
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Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Hawaii
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
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Esso
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Don Pless
Roy Bly
Lane Reed
New Hiway Market
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Quick Amusement Co
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Ronnie Boyd
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Dedham
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Jack Fretwell
S & F Distributing CO
Carpers Valley Golf Club
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Green Bay Area
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Bill Quinlan
Lombardi
Taylor
John Lymank
Max McGee
Carper’s Valley
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Paul Hahn
By Charlie Tait
Shenandoah College
Jimmy Sprinkle
John Hepler
University of Virginia
Russ Luttrell
Gary Tisinger
Wilson Braithwaite
Casey
Donnie Unger
Charles “Cookie” Adams
Mickey Baughman
William & Mary
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Shenandoah
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Southern California Tonight
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