Broadway Streaks Extend Unbeaten Streak in District 10
Broadway defeated Strasburg 46-43 as it stretched its District 10 lead to five games while the Clarke County Harrisonburg game was postponed to January 25 due to travel conditions on Broadway’s home court. Bly led the Rams with 17 points and Shoemaker added 14 for the Gobblers. In another game, Montevideo-Luray maroons triumphed 69-45 over winless Bulldogs with Don Fink scoring 21 and Dickie Pres graves adding 24 for the losers as the Maroons opened 18-7 and led 39-14 at halftime.
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Clarke County
Harrisonburg
Blue Streaks
Broadway
Strasburg Quint
Gobblers
Bly
Shoemaker
Jay Shoemaker
Dick Bly
Rams
Maroons
Bulldogs
Don Fink
Dickie Presgraves
Finks
Brakeshoe Cafeteria Dominates A League With 1778 Set
Brakeshoe Cafeteria tops the A League standings with a 1778 team set and 625 game as they sweep three from O'Sullivan Office. Harold Daw son of National Fruit leads early with a 537 game split, while Brakeshoe also claims two other high games 590 and 563 to stake undisputed first place.
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Brakeshoe
O'Sullivan
Brakeshoe Cafeteria Sheetz
Ritter
Creswell
Swartz
Lickliter
National Fruit
Buncutter Tire Co
Buncutter
Harold Dawson
Carr
Carr Publishing Co
Lions Club
John Siler
Ed Clevenger
Charles Ebert
Allen Carter
Boyce
Dr. James Health Club
Dr. James
Charles Minghini
DAV
Ernest McIntyre
Dill
Wallace Dill
Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co
O'Sullivan Plant
Harold Catlett
Catlett
Ernie Stewart
Baker’s Tavern Sears
Brakeshoe Cafteria
Baker's Tavern
Dr. James’ Health Club
Home Beneficial Life
Sears
National Fruit of Ti O'Sullivan
Ind
Hand Admitted Belongs to Man Who Hid Severed Limb
In Hinton West Virginia a man admitted the severed hand found on a busy street belonged to him. Police said a friend brought it from a medical school for a joke and planned to display it in the garage. The man suspects his dogs moved it into the street.
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Hinton
W. Va
Men’s Doubles League Highlight At Indy Meet
Ind. game Artie Kiracofe 149 and Charles Minghini 135 lead with 149 up to 135 as Bob Smith 134 trails. Ind. set sees A Kiracofe 378 Smith 363 Ralph Wilson 353. Team game features Kiracofe Sonn Cooper 280 with Smith Troy Rhea 251 Allen Carter Francis Hudson 246. Team set shows Kiracofe Cooper 711 Ritter Wilson 700 Smith Rhea 688.
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Ind
Artie Kiracofe
Charles Minghini
Bob Smith
A. Kiracofe
Smith
Ralph Wilson
A. Kiracofe-Sonn
Cooper
Troy Rhea
Allen Carter
Francis Hudson
John Ritter-Wilson
Smith-Rhea
Swartz-Lichlider
Hawthorne-Minghini
J. Kiracofe-Dill
A. Kiracofe-Cooper
Ritter-Wilson
Carter-Hudson
K. Ritter-Jones
Winchester Bells nip Martinsburg in season opener
Winchester Bell Clothes opened its 1956 season with a 58 55 victory over Martinsburg Journal on their court. Larry Angerone scored 22 points leading the winners while Bobby Ditlow added 20 for Martinsburg in a hard fought contest.
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Bell Clothes
Winchester
Martinsburg Journal Quint
West Virginians
Quint
Larry Angerone
Bobby Ditlow
Teddy Keller
Bell Lads
Tommy
Duff
Angerone
Broadway
Rockingham Colonels
Bausiers
A Hae
Shendow
Rocpuoey
K Seasen
Mess
Didadiéwere
Ows Veebave
Martinsburg Gg
F Ee Seas
Whiow Diss Sartell
Ao Pecriomn Ciestisn
Duke Favored To Share ACC Lead With Terps
Duke's Blue Devils, 4-1, aim to tie Maryland for the ACC lead by beating Clemson. Maryland, 5-1, holds top spot after sweeping South Carolina and Clemson. Duke defeated South Carolina 63-52 and seeks another quality win against unranked Clemson to stay in the race.
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Duke
ACC
Terps
Blue Devils
Maryland
Clemson
Terrapins
South Carolina
Double Feature at Coldwater Theater Promoted in Cold Note
Chilly program from Coldwater Mich lists a theater ad for a double feature featuring The Naked Dawn and Lady Godiva. The notice singles out the cold weather as a prompt for patrons to attend.
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Coldwater
Mich
Boxing Guilds Officers Indicted in Sherman Act Case
Two boxing guilds and three officers face federal indictment for alleged boycotting and anti trust violations. Albert W. del Monte of Cleveland defends the Ohio guild, saying promoters profit from TV. Named co defendants include Charles Johnson and William Daly of the IBG. Trial set in Cleveland with possible penalties up to one year in jail and 50 000 dollars fines per individual and guild.
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Cleveland
Boxing
Albert W. del Monte
Boxing Guild of Ohio
del Monte
Ohio Guild
International Boxing Guild of
New York City
Charles Johnson
New York
IBG
William Daly
Englewood
N. J
Furman Tops Richmond. West Virginia Leads Southern Conf
Furman beats Richmond 94-85 as Fred Fraley and Darrell Floyd lead scoring for the Paladins who improve to 4-3 in the Southern Conference. George Washington defeats Wake Forest 78-74 and Washington & Lee routs Roanoke 103-79. West Virginia faces Carnegie Tech next in tonight’s lone SC game.
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West Virginia
George Washington
Washington & Lee
Richmond
Furman
Paladins
Fred Fraley
Darrell Floyd
Bob Thomas
Fraley
Floyd
Dick Wright
Ed Harrison
Wake Forest
Roanoke College
Holup
Joe Holup
Joe Petcovich
Colonials
Ranoke
Dom Flora
Barry Storick
Lee Marshall
Carnegie Tech
Satterfield Holman Live Knockout Match in Chicago
Bob Satterfield 31st knockout bid meets Chicago rival Johnny Holman in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Chicago Stadium. Satterfield, 32, weighs 15 to 20 pounds more and carries a 40 19 3 record while Holman stands 28 11 1 with 17 knockouts.
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Chicago
Bob Satterfield
Johnny Holman
Satterfield
Chicago Stadium
Bob
Nino Valdes
Bob Baker
Holman
Boardwalk Billy Smith
Ezzard Charles
Cesar Brion
Bob Willis
Randolph Macon Upsets Roanoke To Lead Little Eight
Randolph Macon defeated Roanoke 65-54 to vault into first place in the Virginia Little Eight standings. Jim Smith scored 28 for Randolph Macon while Ken Joyner constrained Russ Holcomb to five field goals. Emory and Henry edged Lincoln Memorial 89-87 as Dwight Williams hit a three with three seconds left.
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Virginia
Maroons
Randolph Macon
Hampden-Sydney Roanoke
Hampden- Sydney
Bridgewater
Jim Smith
Ken Joyner
Tiger
Russ Holcomb
Ted Shepherd
Bengals
Emory and Henrys Wasps
Lincoln Memorial
Cavaliers
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Emory and Henry
Dwight Williams
Wasps
Austin Pearce
Bob McCarty
22 000 Birds Sold At Area Auction
A total of 22 000 birds sold yesterday in the Shenandoah Area Poultry Auction weekly sale at Wardens Ville. Of 33 200 offered in 13 lots, prices ranged from 18 1 4 to 20 1 2 with most between 19 and 19 1 2.
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Shenandoah Area
Wardens Ville
West Coach Names Pro Bowl Offense for Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams coach picks the West offense for the Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. End trio Harlon Hill and Billy Wilson, ends Lou Creekmur and Bill Wightkin, guards Duane Putnam and Stan Jones, center Dick Szymanski, QB Norm Van Brocklin, halfbacks Bill Halas and Ron Waller, and fullback Alan Ameche.
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Los Angeles Rams
Harlon Hill
Chicago Bears
Billy Wilson
San Francisco
Lou Creekmar
Detroit
Bill Wightkin
Chicago
Duane Putnam
Los Angeles
Stan Jones
Dick Szymanski
Baltimore
Norm van Brocklin
Bill Howton
Green Bay
Ron Waller
Alan Ameche
Way to Believe Itchy Pimples Relief Balm Ad
When skin is irritated with pimples and itching, try Peterson's Oinment. A 50c box from your druggist claims fast soothing relief and skin improvement with money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Warriors Beat Hawks 109 107 In OT To Expand Lead
The St Louis Hawks lost 109-107 in overtime as the Philadelphia Warriors widened their Eastern Division advantage. The Celtics fell 105-89 to the Fort Wayne Pistons while Fort Wayne surged 315 games ahead in the Western Division. Minneapolis topped Syracuse 90-79 in Fort Wayne doubleheader action.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Hawks
Philadelphia
Warriors
Boston Celtics
Fort Wayne Pistons
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Minneapolis
Syracuse
White Speaker for Rotary Club at George Washington Hotel
F. Grove White will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. He will tell of his recent cruise aboard a Naval vessel as a guest of the Navy.
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F. Grove White
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Navy
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