Virginia Athletes Call For Honest College Sports Code
Virginia athletic director Norton G. Pritchett leaders a group urging a reform of the NCAA code calling it hypocritical and unworkable. Virginia Colgate include UVa president Col. D.S. McAllister and Virginia Tech leaders as violators. meeting in New York discussed expulsion steps before a 300 member vote.
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New. York
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
NCAA
Norton G. Pritchett
Virginia
Colgate W. Darden Jr
University of Virginia
W. S. Newman
Virginia Tech
C. P. Miles
Col. D.S. McAlister
Citadel
Virginia Military
Siena Loses Streak to Niagara 59 49 in New York
Niagara upset Siena 59 49 snapping the Saints 14 game win streak. Siena ranked 18th fell after a 23 22 lead as Niagara led 36 27 at halftime and widened to 49 33 mid second half. Louisville surprised Western Kentucky 70 59 on home court after a 31 31 tie.
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New York
Little Siena
Niagara
Siena
Associated Press
San Francisco
Western Kentucky
Louisville
Science Produces Synthetic Mica
Government scientists have developed a synthetic mica reducing U S dependence on imports for electrical insulation material. Secretary Sawyer announced the breakthrough as immensely important to the United States. New York City normally uses 1 200 000 000 gallons of water daily.
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Washington, Jan
U. S
Sawyer
United States
New York City
College Basketball Scores Reported For Multiple Games
A roundup lists results with teams such as Columbia Fordham Dartmouth Maryland State Gettysburg Bucknell Temple Delaware AI State Brown Colgate Clarkson Niagara Siena Cornell Syracuse Army Harvard Carnegie Tech Pitt Princeton Penn Trinity Yale Villanova Rutgers Muhlenberg Lafayette LaSalle Bloomsburg Seton Hall St Francis Louisville W Kentucky Navy Johns Hopkins Wake Forest Furman George Washington Richmond Virginia VMI East Carolina Elon Wash Lee Hampden Sydney Rand Mack Randolph Macon Arizona Texas Western West Texas Hardin Simmons Notre Dame DePaul Chi Loyola Marquette Hamline St Marys Mina St Marys Cal College Pac 47.
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Maryland State
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Bucknell
Temple
Delaware
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Siena
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Carnegie Tech
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Richmond
Virginia
VMI
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Texas Western
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DePaul
Chi
Loyola
Marquette
Hamline
St. Marys
Mina
Cal
College Pac
Va Woolen Maintains Lead With Two Wins In Bowing League Night
Va Woolen stayed atop the standings by taking two of three from Bell Clothes as Oates led with 143 and 134 in the first two games, aided by Legge 123. Bell Clothes fought back with Merriner 137 and Shendon 126 for a 577 in the third game. Clearbrook Woolen Co. won a game over Dr Pepper while Valley Service edged Glaize & Bro. in a tight three game set with Ginn’s 147 and Kanade’s strike finishing the night. Elks Club dropped two to Columbia Baking. Snapps Foundry briefly led Valley Fruit & Candy, then fell short. Coca Cola swept Bayliss & Patterson behind Whitlock spares.
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Charles Oates
Harry Hottel
Oates
Bob Legge
van Woolen
Jim Merriner
Sam Shendon
Ed McDonald
Clearbrook Woolen .Co
Dr. Pepper
Valley Service
Glaize & Bro
Briscoe Ginn
Jack Billmyer
Jim Fiddler
Ginn
John Kanade
Dick Carter
Elks Club
Columbia Baking Co
Red Baker
Brack Strode
Joe Sullivan
Columbia Baking
Fd Cornell
Valley Fruit & Candy
Snapp
Foundry
el Keller
Doug Stickley
Coca Cola
Bayliss & Patterson
Alonzo Whitlock
Chauncey Snapp
Frade Bayliss & Patterson
Va. Woolen Co
Snapp’s Foundry
Valley Service Elks Club
Coca Cola Valley Fruit & Candy
Bell Clothes
Dr. Pepper Clearbrook
Woolen Bayliss & Patterson
Ind
Briscoe Ginn Brack Strode
Ad Oates
City League Opens With Elks Club Versus Plumly
Winchester Elks defend title in season opener against Plumly Lumber at 8 p m in the armory. 30 game schedule starts with a single Thursday game and twin bill Sundays. Teams include Elks Royal Crown Plumly American Legion National Guard Berryville with two new entries. Attendance free with halftime contributions accepted.
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Plumly Lumber
Armory
Elks
Royal Crown
Plumly
American Legion
National Guard
Berryville
Frank Anderson
Howard Vanderbilt
Allan Gaunt
Dick Fauver
Beverly Bailey
Clyde Campbell
Handley
Girls Quints
Anderson
Oklahoma Indians
Handley Gym
Armory Committee
March of Dimes
Tractors in Operation Count Reaches 3.5 Million
The Farm Equipment Institute states that about 3,500,000 tractors are currently in operation. This figure reflects widespread tractor use across farms and agricultural work areas.
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Farm Equipment Institute
Clarke Falls In Season Opener To Randolph-Macon 38-31
Clarke led early 9-6 and 15-7 before Randolph-Macon rallied to tie 24-24 at third quarter and surge ahead to win 38-31 at Front Royal. Kenny Wisecarver led Clarke with 16 points while Randolph-Macon's Means North and Shankle paced the visitors. Clarke next faces Shepherdstown High School at White Gym.
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Front Royal
Clarke
Kenny Wisecarver
Shepherdstown High School
White Gym
Shepherd College
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Locke
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Shankle
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Virginia Coach Gupe Defends Program Against NCAA Criticism
Virginia coach Art Guepe fired back at NCAA president Karl Leib after Leib said schools far from big cities must subsidize athletes to stay in major football. Guepe noted Iowa City’s size and schedule contrasts with Virginia and argued Cavaliers seek to play representative regional opponents.
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Art Gupe
University of Virginia
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Karl Leib
NCAA
Virginia
Guepe
Iowa City
Charlottesville
UCLA
Oregon
Notre Dame
Cavalier
Euthanasia defined as termination of life to end pain
The term euthanasia refers to the practice of ending a human life by painless means to relieve incurable physical suffering.
Stonewall Defeats Toms Brook 38-30 for third straight win
Stonewall high school beat Toms Brook 38 to 30 at Winchester Armory to post its third win against two losses. Tommy DeHaven scored 19 points to lead Stonewall, with Dorsey adding 11 and McCoy scoring 11 for Toms Brook. The victory leaves Stonewall at 1-1 in district play as they prepare to face Washington, Virginia, tomorrow night.
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Winchester Armory
To Brook
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Dorsey
White
DeHaven
Tommy DeHaven
McCoy
Washington
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Hoover
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Keller
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Education Speech Set for JCC Luncheon by Miss McKinney
Miss Mary McKinney itinerant instructor with the State Department of Distributive Education will speak at 12 15 p m tomorrow at the JCC luncheon at the George Washington hotel Introduced by program chairman Charles Campbell she will discuss Adult Education in Virginia.
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Mary McKinney
State Department of Distributive Education
JCC
George Washington Hotel
Charles Campbell
Washing coal improves uniform quality and heat value
Cleaning coal yields more consistent quality and higher calorific value, boosting efficiency for users.
Soviet Union Lacks U N Votes to Oust China
Diplomatic observers say Russia has enough support to oust the Nationalist Chinese from the United Nations Security Council. Five of the 11 council nations already recognize Red China as the council meets to consider a Soviet resolution led by T. F. Tsiang, president of the council in January.
Three Va. Quintets In Tough Struggle For Big 6 Title
The Big Six race in Virginia features Virginia, William and Mary, and Virginia Tech in strong contention, with VMI trailing. Virginia beat VMI to open the twin bill at Lexington as Washington and Lee won 63-54 over Bridgewater, and George Washington edged Richmond in overtime. Virginia Tech meets Roanoke College, Maryland visits Richmond, and Emory and Henry goes to Lincoln Memorial tonight.
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O¢ Dominion
Washington and Lee
Generals
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
Virginia
VMI
Cavaliers
Tech Agret
N Stride
Lexington
Joe Noertker
Biidgewater
George Washington University
Richmond
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph Mocar
N. C. State
Roanoke College
Roanoke
Maryland
University of Richmond
Emory and Henry
Lincoln Memorial
NYC Waters Mostly From Catskills Mountains
The article notes that a large portion of New York City's water supply originates in the Catskill Mountains, underscoring their importance to the city’s drinking water system.
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New York City
Catskill Mountains
Dr Snapp Reenters at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr Ralph Snapp, formerly at home on Fairmont Ave during the holidays, returned to Johns Hopkins Hospital for further treatment today after several weeks away.
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Ralph Snapp
Fairmont Ave
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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