Spiders Seek Revenge in Richmond Basketball Rift
Hampden Sydney visits Richmond in a key state race clash as the Spiders aim to avenge a 59-47 loss at Death Valley. Art Haines tops Richmond with 14 while Tex Tilson Jr leads the Gobblers with 17. Warren follows with 25 points for VMI in a 68-66 win over Furman.
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Tigers
George S. Procter
Regals
University of Richmond Spiders
Spiders
Death Valley
William and Mary’s Indians
William and
VMI
Furman
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Tech
Emory and Henry
Carson-Newman
Bowling League Scores Across The Headpin Results
The text lists multiple league results with individuals and teams. Ind match scores, team games and sets, and high series across divisions including Mixed Doubles, Evening Star Ladies, Major League, and Church leagues. Named players include Riley Loy, Lawrence Brill, Harry Whitacre, Bill Boden, Jim Fiddler, Ruth Rhodes, and Mabel Grim among others.
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Shipping Department
Ind
Riley Loy
Lawr- Brill
Harry Whitacre
Lawrence Brill
Poe
Crab Apple
Jonathan
Yorks
Delicious
Grimes Golden
Northern Spy
Bill Boden
Jim Fiddler
Beverly Bailey
Ruth Rhodes
Ee Ryan
Helen LaFollette
Evening Star Ladies League
Valley Airways
Star Office
Chapman Motor Sun
Bell Clothes
Caduceus
Va. Fruit Co
Mary Gail Cather
Hikma Lillis
Virginia Bosserman
Mabel Grim
Hilma Lillis
WCHS Edges Washington In Nismo High School Clash
Warren County High School defeated Washington Virginia 37 to 34 in a tight boys basketball game. Martinsburg won in overtime against Berkeley, delivering a pivotal regional clash result.
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Warren County High School
Washington, Va
Martinsburg
Berkeley
Winchester Golf Club Meeting for Directors Nominations
Adult members of the Winchester Golf Club meet at 8 tonight at the George Washington hotel to nominate three directors from the membership at large. The item is a brief club notice in a local newspaper style.
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Winchester Golf Club
George Washington Hotel
Business College Tops Plumly In City League Victory
The Business College defeated Plumly Lumber 41 to 28 in city league play despite playing without scorer Lee of Berryville. Giffin led with 13 points for the winners, while Lamb paced Plumly with 10. The win ties WBC for fourth place as the team played shorthanded with fouls and forced substitutions.
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Lee
Berryville
Plumly Lumber Entry
Armory
Giffin
Lamb
Business Quint
WBC
Russell
Look
Heitz
Watring
Plumly
Smallwood
Seldon
Capper
Barr
Dill
Dil
College Basketball Night Games Results Snapshot
Night games across conferences show East teams like Virginia Tech scoring 66 over West Liberty 56 while West Virginia beats Carnegie Tech 61 to 55. Other notable results include Duke 34 over North Carolina 64 and Vanderbilt 52 defeating Auburn 42.
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East
West Va. Tech
West Liberty
Temple
Wake Forest
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Army
Virginia
Dickinson
Rutgers
Fordham
Gettysburg
Muhlenberg
Yale
Princeton
Wash-Jeff
West Virginia
Carnegie Tech
St. Vincent Pa
Penn State
Syracuse
Potomac State
Wva
Natl Business
West Va. Wesleyan
Salem
Shepherd
Alderson-Broaddus
South
Kentucky
Bradley
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Western Carolina
Atlantic Christian
Western Maryland
American Unit
Towson (Md
Lynchburg
Navy
George Washington
Maryland
Washington-Lee
Virginia Tech
Richmond
North Carolina State
William & Mary
Alabama
Louisiana State
Georgia
Chattanoog
North Carolina
Duke
Virginia Military
Furman
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Tulane
Mississippi
Roanoke
Emory & Henry
Clemson
the Citadel
Bridgewater
Randolph Macon
Anderson links to baseball presidents across leagues
A round up notes Anderson Indiana produced several players who became club and league presidents including Ernest Landgraf Bob Quinn and Jack Corbett. Other items mention Penn State Army wrestling Lehigh Notre Dame football and various coaches and players with light humor and local connections.
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New York
Joe Tinker
Charley Hollacher
Dave Bancroft
Ivan Olson
Anderson
Ind
Ernest Landgraf
Syracuse
N. Y
Bob Quinn
Boston
Jack Corbett
EL Paso
Penn State
Army
Billy Sheridan
Lehigh
Charlie Speidel
Annie Okleys
Billy
Sheridan
Frank Leahy
Texas
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Jack Lavelle
Steve Genzi
Sam
Belloise
Eddie
Slaven Reelected President of Rockingham Game and Fish Assn
Bruce Slaven was reelected president of the Rockingham Game and Fish Association. Other officers named were Wilson Gaynor Norris Bradford Jr. and Ed Weber. The group opposed the extension of the trout season to Sept 15 and will petition the commission to end the season on July 10.
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Bruce Slaven
The
Rockingham Game and Fish Assn
Wilson Gaynor
Norris Bradford Jr
Ed Weber
State Game and Fish Commission
Night Games Grow In Major Circuits
Major leagues set a record with 199 night games in the American League and 179 in the National League for the coming season. Chicago Cubs stand alone in the senior circuit without lights at home, while the Cardinals and Browns schedule many night contests. Openers April 18, with first night games that week, and the season ends October 2.
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New York
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Washington
St. Louis Cardinals
Major Leaguers Leading Clubs With Pitchers
New York February 7 Major league owners bolster mound staffs with trades and bonuses. Cubs add Cal McLish Dutch Leonard and Walter Dubiel while Phillies gain Russ Meyer Hank Borowy Ken Trinkel. Red Sox lure Frank Quinn and add Maurice McDermott Fritz Dorish John McCall Mike Palm. Browns grab Red Embree Dick Starr Cardinals add Bill Reeder Al Papat Clarence Beers Cloyd Boyer Johnny Yuhas Bob Habennicht Charley Bishop Kurt Krieger.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Cal McLish
Dutch Leonard
Walter Dubiel
Philadelphia Phils
Russ Meyer
Hank Borowy
Ken Trinkel
Chicago White Sox
Floyd Bevens
Billy Pierce
Ernie Groth
Bob Kuzava
Pittsburgh
Cliff Chambers
Mary Dickson
Bob Muncrief
New York Yankees
Fred Sanford
Washington
Joe Haynes
Ed Klieman
Frank Papish
Early Wynn
St. Louis Browns
Red Embree
Dick Starr
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Gene Bearden
Tom Yawkey
Frank Quinn
Yale
Sox
Maurice McDermott
Fritz Dorish
John McCall
Mike Palm
Birmingham
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Bill Reeder
al Papat
Clarence Beers
Cloyd Boyer
Johnny Yuhas
Bob Habennicht
Charley Bishop
Kurt Krieger
Reeder Emerges as Best Bet in Rochester Pitching
Reeder, a 6-5 right hander from Rochester, stands as the top pick. He tied for 19 victories and pitched 247 innings the season. The Hassayampa River near Wickenburg, Arizona, is famed for legendary lore about truth.
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Reeder
Rochester
Wickenburg
Ariz
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