Betty Cline Sets Season High In Heatwole Wins
Betty Cline opens with a doubleheader strike then adds three spares to post a season high 145 as Heatwole Motor Co. totals 554 in three wins over Butler Electric. Mary Hughes adds 129 in ind games and 347 on the set while Lois Trenary sails a 141 in another High series for Heatwole’s 1510 team set.
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Betty Cline
Heatwole Motor Co
Butler Electric
Heatwole
Mary Hughes
Mrs. Hughes
Betty McKee
Sarah Zane Fire Co
O'Sullivan
Pat Jack
Helen Ritter
June Tusing
Three-Way Tie for 2nd in Mixed Doubles League
Buick leads Thunderbird Imperial and DeSoto in a three way tie for second as Bill Carter rolls a 364 for Buick in the doubles and mixed competition. Russell LaFollette adds 125 for Buick while Nancy Coverstone tops Thunderbird with 106. DeSoto edges Imperial in the final games, and Model T climbs from last with three wins.
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Bill Carter
Buick
Virginia Larrick
Ann Snyder
Imperial
Nancy Roth
Bill Boden
Ann Snapp
Model T
Plymouth
Lynn Carpenter
Russell la Follette
Bill Roth
Jim Fiddler
DeSoto
Hall of Famer Paul Waner in Critical Condition
Hall of Fame outfielder Paul Waner, 53, hospitalized in Sarasota with pneumonia since Sunday, remains in critical condition though showing improvement. Waner, a .300 hitter across 14 prime seasons with the Pirates, was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1952 and now works as a batting instructor in the Milwaukee Braves farm system.
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Sarasota
Fla
Paul Waner
Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Hall of Fame
Milwaukee Braves
Bell Quint Drops 84 74 Thriller in Final Period
Winchester led 60 55 entering the fourth period but Marshall surged with reserves to win 84 74 behind Leroy Wright 19 points and Yowell 21 Glascock 24. Bell’s Angerone scored 38 with Dearing 12 Blackburn 11 Royston 11. Wright’s taller inside play contrasted with Bell’s missing Duff and Shank.
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Bell Quint
Winchester
Bell
Marshall
Quint
Larry Angerone
Gene Dearing
Jim Blackburn
Bob Royston
Dearing
Wright
Yowell
Glascock
Duncan
Bell Clothes
Dearing Blackburn
Shendon
Royston
Robertson
Kerr
Angerone
G FT T
Pistons and Warriors Rally To Narrow NBA Gaps
Fort Wayne Pistons erased 21 points in the second quarter and 16 at halftime to beat Minneapolis 104-102 on George Yardley’s 22 second winner. Philadelphia Warriors won 82-81 over St. Louis on Neil Johnston’s late drive after narrowing big deficits in the opener. Knicks routed Syracuse 126-111 in the second game at New York.
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National Basketball Assn
Fort Wayne Pistons
Philadelphia Warriors
Fort Wayne
George Yardley
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Neil Johnston
New York
New York Knicks
Syracuse
Israeli Cagers Schedule Seven City U S Tour
Israel national basketball team plans a seven city United States tour opening at Madison Square Garden on February 3 with games in Boston Baltimore Pittsburgh Detroit Los Angeles and San Francisco. Co sponsors include Hearst Newspapers and the U S Committee for Sports in Israel led by Col. Harry D. Henshel. Coach Elmer Ripley will lead the team on tour after ten months in Israel preparing for the Olympics.
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New York
Israel
Near East
United States
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hearst
U. S
Elmer Ripley
Yale
Columbia
Georgetown
Notre Dame
Army
Boyer Wins Big Raise With St Louis Cardinals
Ken Boyer signs with the St Louis Cardinals for 1957 at about 17000 dollars nearly doubling his 9000 dollar salary. General Manager Frank Lane praises his potential and cites his 1966 progress as key to the raise.
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Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Cardinals
Boyer
Frank Lane
Cardinal
Mantle
Crime Doesn't Pay Slogan Seen On Freight Truck
A Lexington bound freight truck bears the slogan Crime doesn't pay Neither does trucking as a reminder on a regular transport run to Lexington.
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Lexingon
Lexington
Wilt Chamberlain leads NCAA scoring as Wallace closes in
Wilt Chamberlain maintains a 34.0 point average after nine games for Kansas, with Grady Wallace of South Carolina at 30.3 and Chet Forte third at 29.0. Scoring pace is down across the league as only two teams average 90 plus and overall only 45 players hit 20 points per game, compared with 67 last season. Ohio University tops team scoring at 91 and Morehead State sits near 90 as the slow pace persists.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas Wheat Shock
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Jayhawks
Chamberlain
NCAA
Service Bureau
Grady Wallace
South Carolina
Colum
Little Chet Forte
Bob Pettit
Rolin Freeman
Frank Selvy
Darrell Floyd
Ohio University
Morehead
Xavier
Ohio
Western Kentucky
Associated Press
Utah State
Utah
Bradley
St. John's
Brooklyn
Florida State
Furman
Oklahoma City
Arizona
Wake Forest
George Washington
Spring Hill
Ice Damaged Arneb Narrowly Reaches Cape Hallett
The U S Navy freighter Arneb, a 7400 ton supply ship, fought ice packs to reach Cape Hallett, Antarctic shelter. Captain Nels C Johnson reported hull breaches along the full length, one propeller damaged, flooding controlled, no injuries, 200 crew aboard, cargo being moved to speed repairs.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctic
Arneb
Cape Hallett
Nels C. Johnson
Alexandria
Johnson
First to report mirage named by Gaspard Monge during Egypt expedition
R V A Napoleon era mathematician Gaspard Monge studied apparent desert lakes on the Egyptian expedition. He coined the term mirage from the French mirer meaning to look at.
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R.V
Gaspard Monge
Egypt
Hungarian Relic Ike Chestnut Set For Capitol Arena Bout
Isidro Martinez of Panama travels to Washington for a 10 round nationally televised clash with Ike Chestnut of Harlem at Capitol Arena. Chestnut, 23 wins 7 losses 3 draws, seeks a win after earlier KO victories and a split decision loss. The bout benefits Hungarian Refugee Relief and airs Friday on NBC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Washington
Ke Chestnut
Isidro Martinez
Panama
Capitol Arena
Chestnut
Ike
Harlem
Prance
Cherif Hamia
Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn
Martinez
Manuel Alfaro
Isidro
Kaya
Goldie Ahearn
NBC
Sabrina Fair leads Winchester Little Theatre cast
Cast announced for the Winchester Little Theatre winter production Sabrina Fair with Mrs. Henry Whiting in the title role. Directors and committees named, rehearsals underway for the Bark Mill Theatre production in mid February.
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Winchester Little Theatre
Henry Whiting
Sabrina Fair
Samuel Taylor
Bark Mill Theatre
Robert Jay Evans
Maude Larrabee
Boyd Headley, Jr
Alva Richards
Miss Bobbie Conrad
Dayton Surprises Fall Short In Loss To Duquesne
Dayton, led by coach Tommy Blackburn, loses 79 71 to Duquesne at home as the Flyers drop to 5 6. Duquesne built a 33 24 halftime edge behind Dave Rickett s 23 points. Other top teams also upset in a night of upsets across college basketball.
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Dayton
Duquesne
Associated Press
Tommy Blackburn
Flyers
Giants
Bill Uhl
Ray Dierager
Jimmy Paxson
Black Kuren
Luquesne
Louisville
Dukes
What cash includes in banking and everyday use
The term cash covers currency, checks, bank drafts and money orders. In banking, any medium a bank will accept at face value on deposit counts as cash, but in ordinary speech it typically means coin or dollar bills.
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M.D. A
Local Promoters Announce Plan and Committee Roles
Mrs Allen Bond Jr Mrs J A Emmerth and Mrs Eugene Babb lead promoters. Mrs Werner Nordheim heads makeup with help from Mrs Charles 8 Milton and Irvan O Connell handles ticket sales. Other committee members to be named by Mrs Head ley.
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Allen Bond, Jr
J. A. Emmerth
Eugene Babb
Werner Nordheim
Charles 8
Milton
Irvan O'Connell
Headley
Government's Trial Against Industrial Firms Opens Monday
The federal government will begin its trial in Denver against Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. and the Vanadium Corp. of America for price fixing and monopoly in vanadium ore. Electro Metallurgical Sales Corp. is named as a defendant. trials cover alleged agreements starting 1933 to 1946. Two subsidiary entities were dismissed from the main case but remain listed as co-conspirators.
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Denver
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
Vanadium Corp. of America
Union Carbide
Electro Metalluregical Sales Corp
Vanadium Corp
Union Carbine
U.S. Vanadium Corp
Electro Metallurgical Co
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Rhodes Drug Store
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Elizabeth Wolfe
Miller's Drug Store
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Martha Rees
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Levett
Miller's Drug
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Levett’s Shop
Rhodes Drug
Heatwole Motor
F. & M. Bank
Howard Johnson's
Burcham Cycles
Butter” Electric
Thunderbird
Nancy Coverstone
ULTRA
Cammer Tire CO
S. Braddock St
National Guard Armory
Winchester Star
William B. Breckenridge
Madaline Nickerson
John March
Sheila Breeden
Kenneth Cather
Ann Fogle
Bill Snapp
Marshallmen
Leroy Wright
Tommy Duff
Norfolk
Bill Shank
Bell’s
Winchester Quint
the Journal
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Charles Town
VFW
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B& M
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SEARS
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