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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1952

Page

5

Eight Bowl Games Yield Record Attendance Across Nation

Some 400000 fans have purchased tickets for eight New Year’s Day bowls led by 103000 at the Rose Bowl Pasadena where Wisconsin meets Southern California. Georgia Tech faces Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl with both unbeaten, while Alabama meets Syracuse in the Orange Bowl and Tennessee plays Texas in the Cotton Bowl. Weather forecasters warn rain in Pasadena and New Orleans ahead of the games.

New York NCAA Washington, D. C Pasadena Calif Wisconsin Midwest Pacific Coast California Georgia Tech Mississippi Texas Alabama Syracuse Jacksonville Florida Phoenix Ariz San Diego Naval 101St Airborne el Paso Tex Mississippi Southern College of the Pacific Tangerine Orlando Fla East Texas State Tennessee Tech Southern California New Orleans Leon Hardeman Billy Teas

Seixas Flashes Finest Form in Beating McGregor

Vic Seixas defeated Ken McGregor 6-3 8-6 6-8 6-3 in Adelaide to give the United States a 4-1 lead in the challenge round. Frank Sedgman beat Tony Trabert in straight sets 7-5 6-4 10-8 for Australia’s fourth straight victory.

Seixas McGregor Adelaide Australia America Davis Coppers Vic Seixas Ken McGregor Frank Sedgman Tony Trabert Sedgman U. S. Eailer Trabert Ixas

Lions Club Regains A' League Lead In Bowling Standings

With one week left in the first half, Lions Club climbed to first by sweeping three from O Sullivan Office as Skyway Grill dropped two to No Va Power Co. Local scores include Hawthorne 376 set and Clevenger 1681 set for Lions Club. Skyway Grill's Flowers and Duval starred in tight shows. National Fruit and Buncutter Tire Co. posted notable sets. The piece also notes the Kinzua Viaduct dimensions 301 ft high and 2053 ft long, with historic context.

Lions Club O’sullivan Skyway Grill No. Va. Power Co National Fruit DAV Lions Bill Bridgeforth Ed Clevenger O'Sullivan Office Bradley Henry Flowers Bill Moore Dick Sheetz Roxie Hockman Skyway Girll Jack Duvall Pete Edwards Harold Dawson Pete Stipe Mickey Perry Jack Jones Buncutter Tire Co Snow White Grill Bob Smith Grillmen Home Beneficial Life Insurance Carr Publishing Co Boyce Bob Legge Sonny Capper Lege Charles Ebert Roy Nickerson Bill Bradley Woody Glaize O'Sullivan Plant Kinzua Erie Railroad Kinzua Creek the Lions Club Home Benef. Life Ins Ind Ee Perry Dr. Allen Hawthorne

Brigham Young and N C State Reach Dixie Classic Finals

Brigham Young’s Cougars surged in the second half to defeat Wake Forest 84-58 and advance to the Dixie Classic final alongside defending champion North Carolina State. State defeated Holy Cross 76-74 to reach the final, while Herb Applebaum’s late free throws sealed NC State’s win.

New York Utah State Brigham Young Raleigh N. C Bob Harbertson Manhattan de Paul Miami Ohio la Salle New York University Tom Gola Cougars Wake Forest North Carolina State Holy Cross Herb Applebaum North Carolina Princeton Pennsylvania Duke Ernie Beck Georgetown Rhode Island State Rams Johnny O’brien Seattle Chieftains Boston College Johnny Louisiana State St. Louis University Bob Pettit LSU Villanova St. Bonaventure Southern Methodist Rice Jacksonville Florida Georgia Teachers Cortland Hofstra

Flipper Dough On Sale In Provincetown

In Provincetown Massachusetts and at the tip of Cape Cod a bakers shop advertises flipper dough for 15 cents a pound. Patrons are told it is dough to fry and fried into cruller shaped bits served piping hot with sugar. The origin of the name remains unclear with theories suggesting it is flipped like a pancake during frying.

Provincetown Mass Cape New England

Turf World Hails New Riding Champ

The turf world praises apprentice jockey Tony DeSpirito who rode four winners in seven mounts at Tropical Park to raise his yearly total toward the 389 mark. The 18-year-old from Lawrence Massachusetts rode with courage and skill despite early ill luck.

Miami Fla Tony DeSpirito Lawrence Mass Tropical Park Walter Miller Joe Culmone Willie Shoemaker Miller DeSpirito

Ritters take top spot in Monday Night Mixed Doubles

In the second half, Helen Ritter and Keith Ritter claimed undisputed first place by sweeping all three games against Kitty Affleck and Sonny Capper. Mary Hawk and Buddy Racey upset Betty and Artie Kiracofe two of three, with Hawk and Racey winning the final two games by narrow margins. Box scores show Vance Ginn 369 and Vance 308 leading Virginia Vance Briscoe Ginn in the first half, while Ritter and Hawk posted notable individual scores.

Helen Keith Ritter Kitty Affleck Sonny Capper Helen Ritter Mary Hawk Buddy Racey Betty Artie Kiracofe Hawk-Racey Kiracofes Pat Singhass Ed Clevenger Virginia Vance Briscoe Ginn Vance Ginn Ritter-Ritter Vance-Ginn Kiracore Kiracofe Ee Singhass-Clevenger Affleck-Capper Laiies

Second Frederick Rural Life Session Planned for Monday

Frederick County hosts its second Rural Life Institute all day Monday at the Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown with County Agent I Pred Stine announcing. Morning lineup features Dr D R Fessler Walker McC Bond C E Koontz Agnes Shirley John T Wolfe and others. Luncheon at Duff's Diner. Afternoon session led by Landon B Whitacre with Rev J E Oliver and Rev Martin G Seitz among speakers and a closing benediction at 3 p.m.

Frederick County Rural Life Institute Opequon Memorial D. R. Fessler Walker McC. Bond Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District C. E. Koontz Soil Conservation Service Agnes Shirley John T. Wolfe Duff's Landon B. Whitacre B. F. Strother

Babe Ruth's Last Public Appearance Occasion

The New York initial screening of the film The Babe Ruth Story occurred on July 26, 1948. Babe Ruth died on August 16, a few weeks later, marking his final public appearances surrounding the film event.

Babe Ruth C. McH. A New York Ruth Oe

Scholarships totaling 50000 paid to VMI students

Sixty one students received about 50000 in athletic scholarships at Virginia Military Institute for 1951 52 with grants from 1400 to 100 and an average of 785. The report shows 24019 from athletic funds and 25000 from alumni, with most scholarships going to football players. Virginia State College also reported 6917 in scholarships for 33 students.

Richmond Virginia Military Institute Budet Virginia Big Four VMI Virginia Tech University of Virginia William and Mary W&m Alumni Association Colgate Darden Virginia State College At Petersburg R. P. Daniel

Salesman Liked Own Wares

Dallas obituary notes J. Harper Brannon a tobacco salesman who died at 76 after 55 years in business. He enjoyed heavy smoking and chewing habits including 18 cigars daily, 78 cigarettes in 12 hours, pipe, and snuff. Brannon planned travel, already visiting Europe 16 times.

Dallas J. Harper Brannon Brannon Europe

Steel plant on the Delaware River spans 3900 acres

A new steel plant on the Delaware River covers 3900 acres and features 75 miles of standard railroad track as part of its industrial complex.

Delaware River

LaMotta Favored 7-5 Over Nardico Tonight in Miami

Jake LaMotta and Danny Nardico meet in a light heavyweight match in Miami with 3,500 live fans and a CBS telecast at 10 p.m. EST. The winner likely earns a title shot at Archie Moore, who must first defend against Joey Maxim under contract.

Miami Fla Jake LaMotta Bronx Bull Danny Nardico Tampa CBS International Boxing Club New York Archie Moore Moore Joey Maxim

LaMotta Favored Over Nardico In Light Heavyweight Bout

The 31 year old former middleweight champion Jake LaMotta, who missed the title to Sugar Ray Robinson in 1951, is a 7 to 5 favorite against Nardico though ranked ninth among light heavyweight contenders, four spots behind Nardico.

LaMotta Sugar Ray Robinson Nardico

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