Classified Advertisements Open for Local Sales
Sale notices tell of a 1946 Cadillac sedan with inspection invited via Edward Jenkins Red Gate Millwood Virginia. Also listed a five room brick house at Clearbrook and Army surplus foot lockers with storage boxes from A N Store 12 N Loudoun. A 1940 Buick Super Convertible Coupe offered for 395 dollars with new tires and good condition.
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Edward Jenkins
Red Gate
Millwood
Clearbrook
Hopfer
Loudoun
Wanted experienced white woman or nurse for care of two girls
Classified notice seeks a white lady or nurse aged 30 to 45 to care for two girls on a country estate. Pay ranges from 175 to 200 dollars. Reply to Box 54 Winchester Evening Star for interview. Also a lease advertisement offers a completely equipped restaurant for rent at T. G. Adams Esso Village.
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Winchester Evening Star
T. G. Adams Esso
Powell Wyncoop
Berryville
Winchester
Stock room clerk wanted at Kern Motor Co
Help wanted for a stock room clerk position at Kern Motor Co. Preference for typing experience. Apply in person.
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Kern Motor Co
Bassett Returns To Ring For Benefit Tonight
Percy Bassett resumes boxing in a ten round bout at Aline's Arena in Washington for a benefit to West's widow. He faces Ted Davis with Joe Louis Sugar Ray Robinson and Lee Savold appearing. headgear will be worn due to West's fatal injury.
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Washington
Percy Bassett
Sonny Boy West
West
Bassett
Philadelphia
National Boxing Association
Ted
Red Top) Davis
Hartford
Joe Louis
Freddie Beshore
King Ray (Sugar) Robinson
Lee Savold
Willie Pep
Davis
Aline
Arena Tonight
Goldie Ahearn
District Boxing Commission
Attorneys Defeat Charles Town IVs In New 1951 Opener
Handley High School attorneys win first 1951 game 33 20 over Charles Town Little Panthers at West Virginia court. Kendall leads with 10 points, Owens adds 7 as F Henry tops Charles Town with 12.
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Handley High School
Charles Town
Little Panthers
West Virginia Court
Winchester
Kendall
Owens
F. Henry
W. Henry
Summers
Eisner
Mose
Green
McKee
Elliott
Robinson
Dodson
Totals
Rules Discussion Due at Grid Parley
New York college coaches meet in Dallas January 11 to 13 for the NCAA convention with focus on the unlimited substitution rule and a missing fair catch. The rules talks will accompany a bigger dispute over the sanity code and a potential showdown.
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New York
Dallas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Clarke County Eagles sweep James Wood in twin bill
Clarke County High School Eagles and their JVs defeated James Wood Colonels and Privates 46-28 and 31-10. Clarke led 7-4, 19-14, 25-17. Wisecarver led varsity with 19, Forsythe 15. Bailey 11, Brannon 9 for James Wood.
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Clarke County High School Eagles
Jvs
James Wood Colonels
Eagles
Clarke Varsity
Wisecarver
Forsythe
Bailey
Brannon
Goer
Baker Wisecarver
Pitta Fegans Stickley
Puller Long McCarty
Costello Druragen
Colonels
G E
Dorsey White Bailey Brannon Funk
Kline Taylor Wolf
H. Hodgson L. Hodgson
Crisman
Shakes
Berryville
Galleyway
Clarke County Boys
Shaffer
Patterson
Nicholson
Clarke County
G F
Feltner
Welch
Royston Crime
Rosston
Renner
Orndo
Louis Stops Beshore In Fourth Round Comeback Fight
Joe Louis halted Freddie Beshore in two minutes and 48 seconds of the fourth round to score a decisive victory in Detroit. The crowd of 13,096 watched Louis display renewed power with a sharp left jab and strong right hand as Beshore’s cut and battered nose prompted referee Johnny Weber to stop the bout. Louis weighed 210 1/4 pounds, nearly eight pounds lighter than his title fight with Charles, signaling improved conditioning in his comeback.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Joe
Freddie Beshore
Louis
Beshore
Johnny Weber
Ferard Charles
Harrisburg
Charles
Cesar Brion
Weber
Country's Top Cagers Show Opposite Styles in Play
Unbeaten Bradley and Oklahoma A&M hold the nation's top spots with contrasting methods. Bradley thrives on fast breaks and scoring, while Oklahoma A&M emphasizes stingy defense limiting opponents. Cincinnati Bearcats lead scoring at 85.5, NYU second, and MSU fourth. top defenses include Oklahoma A&M and Kentucky.
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New York
Bradley
Oklahoma A&m
Braves
A&m
National Collegiate Athetic Bureau
Forrest Anderson
Gene Melchottre
Bill Mann and Company
Ageie
Hank Iba
Iba
Cincinnatti
Bearcats
New York University
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Fate of Rose Bowl Hangs in Suspense
Riverside officials report the fate of the Rose Bowl is undecided as the Pacific Coast Conference considers continuing discontinuing or modifying its role in the postseason game. A special meeting will be held shortly after the NCAA convention in Dallas to decide on participation.
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Riverside
Calif
Dallas
Maryland Racing Dates Announced for Spring Meetings
Laurel starts the spring with 20 days from March 23 to April 14. Bowie opens with 20 days from April 16 to May 8. Pimlico runs the Preakness period May 10 to May 26. The tentative schedule was agreed by all three tracks.
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Baltimore
Laurel
Maryland
Bowie
Pimlico
Leahy Calls Irish Extremists After 1950 “Flop” Season
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy acknowledged a disappointing 1950 season after a AP poll named the Irish the top flop of the year. He said the team was “extremists” and pledged to do better, noting the season’s poor showing drew 133 of 212 votes. Joe Louis ranked runner up in the poll with 16 first place votes.
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South Bend
Ind
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Heath joins Browns in quarterback signing
Stan Heath, formerly with the Green Bay Packers, has signed with the Cleveland Browns. The Toledo native becomes part of a thin quarterback group led by Otto Graham, adding youth to the Browns for the 1951 season.
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Cleveland
Stan Heath
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Toledo, C
Browns
Otto Graham
Judges Ready for Harrisonburg Quint in 7 p.m. Show
Handley High School Judges host Harrisonburg Blue Streaks at 7 p.m. with both teams using second squads. Winchester earned a 51-40 win over Wilson Memorial and suffered two losses. Handley coach Maddex praises Harrisonburg and lists probable starters Forewords Blackburn Royston Gipe or Dearing Carper Boyd. After this game, Handley meets Waynesboro January 12.
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Handley High School
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Wilson Memorial
Clifton Forge
Covington
Charles Town
Handley
Hunter J. Maddex
Maddex
Jimmy Blackburn
Bobby Royston
Robert Gipe
Gene Dearing
Macky Carper
Meredith Boyd
Waynesboro Little Giants
Citation Returns to the Races at Arcadia
Arcadia Calif. The Calumet Stable's Citation returns after two years sidelined by leg trouble. Trainer Jimmy Jones reports a bid to surpass 1 million dollars in career earnings, aiming for more than 938,630 to date.
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Arcadia
Calif
Citation
Calumet
Noor
Burt
Jimmy Jones
Warren Wright
Notice of business ownership change for Anderson store
The seller informs that he has sold his interest to his son Conley Anderson who will continue the business as before. All outstanding accounts are now payable to him and any bills against W. P. Anderson & Son will be handled by his son.
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Conley Anderson
W. P. Anderson & Son
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Woodland Ave
Federal Garage
Martinsburg
W. Va
Loudoun Street
Winchester Credit Corporation
Tennyson Ave
Hepfer
Fred Neher
Fox Hounds
Kenneth C. Renner
Bloomery Star
Harry H. Willis
Charles Strosnider
Molden Electric Co
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Whitacre
Martinsburg Pike
Fleo Negel
Ahn
Lincoln
Mercury
Chevrolet
Geo. Washington
Boscawen & Kent Sts
N. Braddock St
Water St
Pone
Rawleigh
Richmond
Stean Fitters
Mervel W. Adams
N. Cameron Sr
Loudoun County
J. R. Watkins Company
P. O
Virginia
Ronson
Harris Express
Montgomery Ward
Standard Brands
Grocers
McCrory
Drew Hudson
Middleburg
Pennsylvania Trailways Bus Depot
Capitol Restaurant
Berkeley Springs
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Bedford
Johnstown
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Ligonier
Pittsburgh, PA
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Los Angeles, Calif
Pennsylvania
P.M
M. Ly
Hancock, Md
A.M
Ioid
Ring Tonight
National Ave
James Wood
Bill
Eagles & Jvs
United States
Russel Sage Foundation
Reggets Dep “Storne Inc
Winchester’s Shopping Center
St. Louis
North Carolina State
George Washington
Villanova
Creighton
Georgetown
Boston College
Louisvile
West Virginia
Temple
Kentucky
Arkansas
Army
Missouri
Cornel
Oklahoma City
Siena
Leahy
Heath
P. Anderson
Clara Fultz Bentz
W. Piccadilly St
Cinderella Beauty Nook
W. Boscawen
York
Stanley Combination
Mitre-Law and Joiner
Loudoun St
Grubb
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