Handley Defeats Waynesboro In Narrow 45-43 District Duel
Handley edged Waynesboro 45 to 43 on the Judge's court in a close District Five contest. Jim Blackburn led Handley with 11 points, while McCormick topped Waynesboro with 14. Handley also defeated Randolph Macon B, 32-16 in a preliminary game, as Strasburg set for Monday 3:30 p.m. in the district clash.
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Pro Bowl on TV Today at 430 P M
The second annual Pro-Bowl pits American and National Conference stars in Memorial Coliseum. Rain expected may depress turnout to about 35000 spectators while NBC carries the telecast with Southern California blacked out. Bob Waterfield and Otto Graham headline the dual quarterback battle.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
National Broadcasting Company
Southern California
Bob Waterfield
Nationals
Otto Graham
Americans
Firemen's Executive Association to Elect Officers Tuesday
Taylor Barr president and John Hawse secretary announced the Firemen's Executive Association will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Sarah Zane Fire Hall to elect officers for the coming year.
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Taylor Barr
John Hawse
Firemen’s Executive Association
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Wolfpack Aims for Seventh Straight In South Carolina
North Carolina State seeks to extend its perfect Southern Conference start to seven wins at home in Raleigh against William and Mary as part of a four game card. George Washington visits Virginia Military and other league matchups include The Citadel at Clemson and Virginia Tech at Washington and Lee. Non conference shows Duke at Temple and Maryland at Rutgers.
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Davidson Ware
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Writer Predicts S.C. Break Up
ATLANTA A columnist predicts the Southern Conference will split before year end. Harry Mehre writes the 17 member schools will form the South Atlantic Conference in December with Virginia and adds Maryland Clemson Duke North Carolina North Carolina State South Carolina Wake Forest and Virginia to reach ten teams.
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Fight Manager Faces License Loss After Referee Attack
New York Blate Boxing boss Bob Christenberry moved to revoke Tommy Ryan's license and impose a fine after Ryan attacked Referee Ray Miller following Ernie Durando vs Rocky Castellani at Madison Square Garden. Miller halted the bout in the seventh round to award Durando a technical knockout. Christenberry ordered Castellani's $7,000 purse held and scheduled a hearing with officials today. Durando, Bayonne, N J, known for punch power, had battered Castellani who staggered to his feet after a right uppercut.
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Yankees Invite 34 to Report For Early Practice
New York Yankees name 34 players led by Frank Shea to report February 15 at Lake Wales Florida for spring training. Manager Casey Stengel aims to fill gaps after Joe DiMaggio retirement and Jerry Coleman Marine duty with Shea and six other pitchers among newcomers and minor leaguers.
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Tom Gorman
Bill Biller
Dick Carr
Stengel
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Jim Turner
Frank Crosetti
Bowling Night Sparks Sk yway Grill Triumph Over Carr Publishing
Skyway Grill defeated Carr Publishing 573 to 557 as Morris Phillips 156 and Arthur Golightly 127 led scoring for Skyway. Bill Boden rolled 149 and 397 in sets, boosting Winchester Automotive past Friendship Fire Co. 149 to win, while Skyway's 610 game and 610 team score helped rout Winchester Automotive 577.
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Bill Boden
Skyway Grill
Winchester Automotive
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Carr Publishing Co
Arthur Golightly
Boyce
Richard Sheets
Skyway
Friendship Fire Co
Ed Clevenger
Carr Publishing
Boden
Garland Brown
Firefighters
Team No 5 Extends Win Streak In Brakeblok League
Team No 5 stayed undefeated with a 434 game and 1238 set, sweeping Team No 4 in all three games. Earl Bailey led individuals with 132, while Team No 6 edged Team No 1 in a split trio, helped by Bill McMullen and Riley Loy late strikes. Standings show Team No 5 at 06, Team No 3 42, Team No 2 33, Team No 6 24, Team No 4 16.
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Riley Loy
Bill Baker
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Johnny Bright to Receive Gridiron Award in Boston
Drake University halfback Johnny Bright defends football criticism as unfair and unjustified and will be presented the Swede Nelson Award for sportsmanship tonight by the Gridiron Club of Boston.
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Who Signs the President’s Name to Land Patents
Mrs. Ruth Talley of the Bureau of Land Management is the only federal official empowered to sign the President’s name to land patent documents.
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Ruth Talley
Bureau of Land Management
False Alarm Attended at Cameron Street Fire Call
Fire units answered a reported alarm at 402 S Cameron St around 4 pm yesterday that proved false. Fire Chief Taylor Barr said silent alarms are no longer accepted and all alarms must go through the telephone operator to notify authorities and the fire department.
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Taylor Barr
Clarke County tops James Wood 34 to 20 in high school basketball
Clarke County High School defeated James Wood 34 20 on the Colonels court. Berryville JV beat James Wood JVs 22 17 in a preliminary clash. Feagans led Berryville with 13 points and Stickley added 11 as Clarke County took a 28 9 lead by late third quarter. James Wood to play Fairfax High January 15. Berryville hosts Woodstock the same night.
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Bill Feagans
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Washington Indoor Track Season Opens in Star Games
About 500 athletes, many aiming for the 1962 Olympics, begin the indoor season tonight in the Washington Evening Star games.
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Washington
Charles stops Oma in tenth at Madison Square Garden
Heavyweight champion Evrard Charles defeated Lee Oma in the tenth round of their title bout at Madison Square Garden. The Associated Press notes this as a notable defense in a historical sports recap column.
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Lee Oma
Madison Square Garden
National Boxing Association
Fruzie Zivie
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Thompson
Lou Gehrig
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
Demaret Leads Crosby Event With 74 In Open Play
Windy opening round at Pebble Beach sets high scores as Jimmy Demaret shoots 74 to top the field. Demaret teams with Bob Hope for a 70 in the pro am pairings to share second in the doubles.
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Pebble Beach
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Bing Crosby
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Bob Hope
Hawaii All Stars Upset College All Stars 39 27
The Hawaii All Stars defeated the College All Stars 39 to 27 in the second annual Hula Bowl in Honolulu. The result highlighted a strong Hawaii defense and an efficient offensive showing to win on home turf.
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Hawaii All-Stars
College All- Stars
1952 TV Football Diet To Be Skimpy
College football fans face a sparse 1952 televised slate as the NCAA moves through its final session. Bowl games and spring practice top the agenda while a proposed year long study of post season contests awaits a special committee report at the 195 meeting.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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