New Two Minute Rule Tested At Garden In Basketball
A new two minute rule was tried at Madison Square Garden and won unanimous approval. St John’s coach Frank McGuire praised the change after a 54 52 loss to City College while Nat Holman of the Beavers celebrated a faster game and a finish kept to the last second.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Frank McGuire
St. John’s
City College
Nat Holman
Beavers
Holman
California Rose Bowl wrong-way run by Roy Riegels
Roy Riegels of UC made a famous wrong-way run in the 1929 Rose Bowl against Georgia Tech on January 1. The miscue occurred after he recovered a fumble, reversing field and advancing toward his own goal.
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Roy Riegels
University of California
St Johns Falls to CCNY as Siena Extends Winning Run
CCNY upset St John’s 54-52 ending the Red Storm’s 12 game streak while Siena of Loudonville beat Regis 57-38. NC State toppled San Francisco 69-54. Washington State edged Oregon State 42-38. Duke beat Maryland 58-46. Dayton crushed Marshall 68-41. Wright State not listed.
Hunters Bay 15 Deer On Naval Reservation
YORKTOWN VA Jan 4 A one day drive against the Yorktown naval depot deer herd killed 15 deer. Captain William J Longfellow USN commanding officer said more forays are planned when the next hunting season opens. Depot personnel and civilians organized the drive to curb garden and crop damage. An estimated 2600 deer populate the reservation. The Interior Department Fish and Wildlife division certified the station as overstocked.
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Yorktown
Yorktown Naval Nine Depot
William J. Longfellow
USN
Longfellows
York County
Geer Oe
Longfellow
Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife Division
Stonewall Cancels Wardensville Tilt
The Stonewall at Wardensville basketball game scheduled tonight at Winchester Armory is cancelled due to floor refinishing. The next Stonewall game is 7 30 p m Friday at Clarke County gym, followed by a Saturday home game against Wardensville with girls played before the boys.
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Stonewall High School
Wardensville
Winchester Armory
Stonewall
Clarke County
Armory
Plate Window Shattered by Drunk in Harrisonburg
An unidentified Harrisonburg celebrator shattered a plate glass window at an ABC store Sunday morning after staggering to the front window. Police reported no injuries.
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ABC
Harrisonburg
Reed Tract Sold at Public Auction West of Winchester
A 31 acre tract belonging to the late John W Reed, located west of Martinsburg Pike just north of Winchester, sold for 3500 dollars on Saturday at public auction. Purchaser is Roy Boyce, who owns adjacent property.
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John W Reed
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Roy Boyce
Major college basketball slate on tap tonight
The schedule features Kentucky at Mississippi State De Paul at Oklahoma A M Detroit at St Louis Holy Cross against Harvard and Brigham Young facing Loyola Chicago strong action across several conferences tonight with key matchups and travel notes.
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Iece
George Washington
Kentucky
Mississippi State
de Paul
Oklahoma A & M
Detroit
Holy Cross
Harvard
Brigham Young
Loyola of Chicago
Wonder Drug Aureomycin a Real Medical Breakthrough
Dr. Bundeson reports aureomycin as a broad spectrum oral antibiotic effective against amebic dysentery and brucellosis, with rapid symptom relief and parasite clearance. It shows promise against syphilis and pneumonia but limited for gonorrhea, while tuberculosis remains ineffective. Minor side effects are rare.
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King
Talmadge Seeks Governor Bid Despite Ineligibility Question
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge signals another run for governor amid expected Attorney General Eugene Cook ruling on constitutional ineligibility. Cook previously suggested Talmadge could be barred if he won the primary. Arnall’s status remains uncertain as he asks Cook about eligibility.
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Atlanta
Herman
Talmadge
Eugene Cook
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Cook
Arnall
Camphor Protects Silver in Cabinets Says NBS
The National Bureau of Standards states camphor does not harm sterling silver and is commonly used in cabinets with silverware. Its vapor slowly emitted in a tight cabinet helps exclude other gases and reduces tarnish.
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National Bureau of Standards
College Basketball Results Snapshot
CCNY 54 over St. John’s 52 while Manhattan 76 defeated George Washington 64. Duquesne 67 beat Arizona Tempe 63 and West Virginia 68 over Geneva 58. West Virginia State 55 topped Shaw 39. Siena 57 beat Regis Colorado 38. NC State 69 over Ban. Fran 54. Duke 58 fell to Maryland 46. South Carolina 52 over Furman 41. William Mary 48 over Wake Forest 4. Maryland State 58 defeated Kentucky 8. 53 Kansas 70 over Utah State 45. Texas Western 14 over McMurray 40. Houston 47 over Pepperdine 46. Oklahoma City U. 48 defeated Tulsa 39.
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New York
CCNY
St. John's
North Carolina State
San Francisco
City College
St. John’s
Ed Roman
City
Sammy Ranzino
Dans
Wolfpack
Washington State
Oregon State
Kansas State
Utah State
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Duquesne
Arizona
State of Tempe
Charley Cooper
Wyoming
Colorado A & M
Columbia
Oregon
Oklahoma City U
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Dayton
Marshall
Duke
Maryland
West Virginia
Geneva
Siena
Loudonville
N. Y
Regis
Denver
New Yorkers
William and Mary
Wake Forest
Manhat
BKN
Manhattan
George Wash
Ariz
Tempe
West Va. State
Shaw
Regis (Colo
N. C. State
Ban. Fran
South Car
Furman
William Mary
Maryland State
Kentucky
Kansas
Ate
Texas Wes
McMurray
Houston
Pepperdine
White Post Cow Tops in Butterfat
White Post dairy cow leads in butterfat with 68.2 percent in December. Stine Brother’s Winchester herd posted 1854 pounds milk. Billy Rierer of Frederick County topped a 784 pound monthly average, in first December test. Mark Hannum’s herd posted 32.1 pounds butterfat. Upshaw notes January testing for Harvey Shafler Holstein herd.
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E B. Lee
White Post
Clarke- Frederick
Eldred Upshaw
Stine Brother
Winchester
Billy Rierer
Frederick County
Mr. Rierer
Mark Hannum
Ayrshire herd of Senator Raymond Guest in Sarchel County
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Milldale farm in Warrencoat and the Ayrshire herd of State Senator Raymond Guest in Sarchel County. No clear events or dates are provided.
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Virginia
Milldale
Warrencoat
Ayrshire
Raymond Guest
Sarchel
How to Remove Scratches From a Car Windshield
Fine emery and water followed by optician s rouge applied with a soft cloth may remove scratches from a windshield. The method warns against using harsh abrasives and recommends gentle polishing to restore clarity.
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Optician
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