Unbeaten college cage quintets narrowed to three
New York Jan 9 Only three of the nation's top ten college basketball teams Indiana Holy Cross and Duquesne remain unbeaten as the season hits its one third mark Cincinnati Auburn and Army also stand undefeated in other major fives. Top games include Indiana at Michigan Duke upset North Carolina State and Cincinnati at Duquesne.
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Cornell
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Missouri
Oklahoma
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Kentucky
Georgetown
DePaul
Northwestern
Minnesota
Chicago
West Virginia
Davidson
Valley Airways Clinches Lead In Evening Star Bowling Standings
Valley Airways rises to undisputed first in the Evening Star Ladies League after posting a 505 team game and a 497 final game in three matches. Mary Gail Fraula leads with a 335 set and 124 single game as Star Office and Capper's Jewelry also post strong results in close contests.
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Valley Airways
Evening Star Ladies League
Mary Gail Franla
Mrs. Fraula
Mary Gail Fraula
Star Office
Chapman Motor Co
Corinne Carskaden
Virginia Branner
Martha Rees
Chapman Motor
Lee Michael
Bell
GAA
Pauline Anderson
Marie Fauver
Katherine Maloney
Capper
Eleanor Summel
Jean Steele
Jewel Box
Va. Fruit Co
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Lee
Jane Jr
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Don Rennie
Gordon Teeples
Dick Gannon
Harold Gusman
Ernie Burch
Bill Baker
Bill Fraula
Sandy Outland
Gor
Senior Bowl Thriller Stuns Fans but Loses Money
In Jacksonville on January 9 the South all stars upset the North 22 to 13 led by Travis Tidwell. Despite high play, crowd over 17 000 left promoters $20 000 in the hole as players earned less than expected. Rolfe seeks $1000 plus per player and may move the game to a city offering a bigger audience.
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Fla
Travis Tidwell
Yankees
Charles N. Rolfe, Jr
Nashville
Rolfe
Justice Takes Job With Health Group In N. Carolina
All-America Charlie Justice, once aiming to be a doctor, has joined the Medical Foundation of North Carolina as assistant to the executive director. The UNC tailback will not pursue professional football for now.
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Health Group
N. Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
Charlie Justice
University of North Carolina
Medical Foundation of North Carolina
Pritchard
Santa Ana
Calif
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
News and notes from college sports and pro ball. Bud Wilkinson faces ethics questions after LSU watchers attend Oklahoma practice while Billy Hester’s recruiting tale amuses Arkansas fans. Joe Adcock touted by Reds as potential base rival to Ted Kluszewski. Arkansas coach Presley Askew recalls meeting Adolph Rupp during Hester recruitment.
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New York
Bud Wilkinson
LSU
Oklahoma
Bud
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Sewanee
Arkansas
Presley Askew
Billy Hester
Askew
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Pres
Hester
Fayettesville
Stonewall Defeats Wardensville 29-27 in season debut at armory
Stonewall high school beat Wardensville 29-27 for its second win in two games. De Haven scored 11 as Stonewall built a 19-6 halftime lead, then withstood Wardensville’s late rally before De Haven’s late field goal sealed the victory. Hoover added eight for Stonewall, Hershman led Wardensville with nine. Stonewall next plays Tom Brook at 6:30 Wednesday at the armory.
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Wardensville
Armory
Invaders
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DeHaven
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Hershman
Toms Brook
Peter White
Dorseys
DeHaven c
Gillespie
Brannon
Crim
O Totals
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Garrett c
Harvey G
Jenkins
Boyena Shobey
O Miller
Handley to Send Nine Bandsmen to Martinsburg Festival
Nine Handley High School musicians were chosen to participate in the Tri-state band festival at Martinsburg in January 2021. The group includes Virginia Marco Bruce McFadden flutes Peggy Long clarinet Donald Good Anna Fleming French horn Raymond Dick trumpet Betty Jo Rathman alto sax Lee Rathman bass clarinet and Phil Slaughter baritone under instructor H Gaylen Strance. More than 100 musicians from high schools in West Virginia Maryland and Virginia were invited to the event.
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Handley Band
Martinsburg
H. Gaylen Strance
Handley
Virginia Marco
Bruce McFadden
Peggy Long
Donald Good
Anna Fleming
Raymond Dick
Betty Jo Rathman
Lee Rathman
Phil Slaughter
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Deep Pools in Chesapeake Minus Fish and Plant Life
Oceanographers describe deep pools in Chesapeake Bay as barren, sunlight blocked holes where life is scarce. Drilling near Kent Island found a 168 foot pool with minimal oxygen, light, and seasonal marine life, while winter turnover briefly restores oxygen levels.
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Bill Baldwin
ST. Margaret's
Lonesome Deeps
Chesapeake Bay
Donald W. Pritchard
Chesapeake Bay Institute
Pritchard
Institute
Bloody Point
Kent Island
Mindanao
Philippine Islands
Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Virginia Fisheries Laboratories
U. S. Office of Naval Research
Ridout Creek
W L Cagers Seek Victory Tonight
Washington and Lee Generals, 1 win in 8 this season, visit Lexington to play West Virginia Tech after an 80 56 loss to William and Mary. Hampden Sydney Tigers host American University at Death Valley as the state race tightens.
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Richmond
Washington and Lee’s Generals
Lexington
West Virginia Tech
Generals
William and Mary
Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Tigers
American University
Death Valley
Little Six
College games recap with narrow margins and upsets
In a Saturday slate George Washington beat the University 54 49. Lynch College defeated Baltimore University 64 60. Navy routed Virginia Military Institute 76 2. American University lost to the Universe Virginia 67 58. Enwry and FE defeated Little Creek Philes 80 65. Brush aside Bridgey Eagles 54 37.
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American Unive
Universe Virginia
George Washington
University
Lynch College
Baltimore Versity
Enwry
Little Creek Philes
Navy
Ginia Military Institute
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