Handley mauls Martinsburg to take 61 41 win on Judges court
Handley High crushed Martinsburg 61 41 for their 11th win while Martinsburg junior varsity fell 36 34. Handley led 26 17 at halftime and stretched the margin to 47 25 in the third. Don Netoskie led Martinsburg with 18 points. Johnny Arnold 18 and Meredith Boyd 12 led Handley.
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Handley High
Martinsburg High Bulldogs
Handley
Don Netoskie
Bulldogs
Johnny Arnold
Meredith Boyd
Little Bulldogs
Kendall
Handley Quint
McArver
West
Arnold
Blackburn
Gipe
F & Diebler
Boyd
Dunn
Kersey
Hockman
Ewe
Martinsburg
Netoskie
Rockwell
Powers
Holhrmer
Hamilton
Everhart
Baker
Batterson
Bass Resigns As Head Grid Coach at W&M
Marvin Bass, head football coach at the College of William and Mary, has submitted his resignation effective March 1. He cited program uncertainty after a summer shakeup and plans no immediate future commitments. The move comes ahead of a trustees meeting that will review his action.
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Marvin Bass
College of William and Mary
Bass
Alvin Duke Chandler
William and Mary
R.N. (Rube) McCray
Bas
Virginia
Oklahoma
VMI
Wake Forest
Pennsylvania
Fight Talks Suspended Pending Walcott Arrival
Talks concerning Jersey Joe Walcott's next heavyweight title defense were suspended awaiting the champion's arrival in Miami next week.
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Miami
Fla
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Layne’s comeback halted by Willie James set back in Boston
Rex Layne, 23, failed to regain form in a 10 round decision loss to Willie James in Boston. James used counter punches to open cuts and drop Layne for a two count in the ninth. Layne weighed about 199 pounds and had taken the bout on six days notice after a prior knockout win in Salt Lake City.
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Boston
Rex Layne
Salt Lake City
Rocky Marciano
Ezzard Charles
Layne
Bob Garner
Lexington
Willie James
James
Pudey
Marv Jensen
Rex
Kiner Seeks Higher Pay For 1952 Season
Pirates star Ralph Kiner says from Palm Springs he will ask for a raise for 1952. He reports agreement with Pirate president John Galbreath on a base figure but declines to reveal exact salary. Kiner earned about 65 000 a year under his previous two year contract.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirate
Forbes Field
Kiner
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Palm Springs
Calif
John Galbreath
Colonels Edge Capon Bridge In Final Quarter
Capon Bridge rallies past James Wood 30 to 28 after trailing 24 21 heading into the final period. Dorsey Hilderbrand Saville Miller and others led scoring as Capon Bridge capitalized on free throws to seal the win. James Wood hosts Warren County Monday with a junior varsity game at 7 p.m.
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James Wood Cacers
Capon Bridge
Colonels
Dorsey
Hilderbrand
Saville
Miller
James Wood
Warren County
Patterson
Kline
Swartz
Hoover
Hodgson
Rogers
Shingleton
Sowers
Shumaker
Larrick
Hillery
MacPhail withdraws from Bowie race track purchase
Baltimore report states Larry MacPhail urged a New York syndicate to abandon the Bowie Race Track deal. He criticized Maryland officials for awarding Bowie six December days and said the group would not operate in December. He added the final decision rests with the syndicate.
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Larry MacPhail
New York
Bowie
MacPhail
Maryland State Racing Commission
Fiddler and Carskaden Cruise to 696 in Mixed Doubles
In a Wednesday Mixed Doubles League match Corinne Carskaden and Jim Fiddler totaled 696 as a team, with Fiddler posting 389 in three games. Martha Kiracofe led with a 360 series, and the standings show Carskaden Fiddler up five games atop the loop.
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Jim Fiddler
Corinne Carskaden
Hilda
Charles Renner
Carsbaden-Fiddler
Martha Kiracofe
Bob Ryan
Betty Cline
Louise Bell
Miss Cline
Topher
Kiracore
Charles Ebert
Pearl Ebert
Mary Hawk
Roxie Hockman
Mrs Hawk
Betty Ryan-Morris Phillips
Virginia Vance
Doodie Vance Phillips
Miss Ryan
Patsy Carson
Carson-Jack Owens
Rosie Hendricks
Jack Jones
Bill Bradley
Bradleys
Virginia Renner
Nooky Shendon
Troy Rhea
Pat Singhass
Pat Ebert
Dick Sheets
Briscoe Ginn
Mary Bayliss
Betty Kiracofe
Raymond Clark
Singhass-Rhea
Bradley-Bradley
Renner-Shendon
Carson
Owens
Bayliss
Ginn
Ebert-Sheetz
Hendricks-Jones
Kiracofe
Clark
Carskaden
Ebert-Ebert
Ee Renner
Renner
Ryan
Hawk-Hockman
Ryan Phillip
I Cline
Bell
Vance-Vance
Pat Singhas
Ted Williams signs 1951 contract reports
The sports column notes Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox, aging outfielder, signed his 1951 contract for about $125,000. The item reflects on past years including five years ago Gil Dodds winning the Hunter Mile in Boston and ten years ago Waite Hoyt being released by the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Associated Press Today
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Gil Dodds
Boston
Herman Barron
Phoenix
Waite Hoyt
Philadelphia Athletics
Great Leads Duke To 68-62 Win Over William and Mary
Duke's Great scored 24 points including 11 in the final period to rally the Blue Devils past William and Mary 68-62 in Raleigh. Duke improved to 7 3 in the conference while the Tribe slipped to 6 4.
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Duke
William and Mary
Associated Press
Duke University
Blue Devils
Raleigh
Dukes
Dick Croat
William & Mary's
Indians
Blue Devil
William A Mary
Clarke Cagers See Action In Only Game Tonight
Clarke County meets Woodstock in a lone Friday contest with a 7 pm preliminary game. Berryville eyes an 11th win in 12 after a 62 22 season blowout of Woodstock. Coach Cochran lists Fuller Feagans Stickley Pitta and McCarty as starters.
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Clarke Cagers
Clarke County
Woodstock
James Wood
Handley Quints
Berryville
Douglas Cochran
Robert Fuller
Bill Feagans
Kenneth Stickley
Preston Pitta
Thomas McCarty
Driving or Walking Look Out When It’s Dark Out
A safety note warns pedestrians and drivers to be extra vigilant in low light. Caution urged for reduced visibility and unseen hazards at dusk and night.
National League Schedules 220 Games Under Lights
New York reports the National League will play 220 night games and the American 214 as part of a shift to after dark baseball. The St. Louis Cardinals lead with a rise to 38 percent of 1132 games scheduled as night contests, with Sundays and holidays tolling 26 percent.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Cavaliers Rally Past Roanoke In Charlottesville Showdown
Virginia Cavaliers defeated Roanoke College 77 to 68 in Charlottesville. Vic Mohi led Virginia with 20 points while Roanoke’s Jack Whitcomb scored 16. Randolph-Macon beat Medical College of Virginia 69 to 43 with Tommy Haller scoring 17 for MC V.
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Maroons
Virginia
Cavaliers
Charlottesville
Virginia Lell
Vic Mohi
Karl Kummer
Roanoke
Jack Whitcomb
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Whitecomb
Tommy Haller
Davidson
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