Handley Stops Streaks In Saturday Experiment
Handley Judges beat Harrisonburg 56 to 36 in a non standings game. Eddie Grim scored 36 points, tying his season high, with key late baskets and impressive free throw shooting as Handley won its sixth straight.
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David Hunter
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Sacred Heart Juniors Lose 47 to 11 at Armory
Sacred Heart juniors fell to St. Francis of Keyser 47 to 11 in the season opener at Winchester Armory. Keyser led 16-1 after one quarter and 34-5 at the half as Larry Stokes and Mike Kelly led Sacred Heart with 9 points each in a rough debut. Next game hosts Martinsburg at 3 30 p m.
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Memorial Hospital
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Hart Faces Gene Johns In NY TV Welterweight Bout
21 year old Philadelphia welterweight Garnett Hart a 13 5 favorite meets New York challenger Gene Johns at St Nicholas Arena in a 10 round TV bout Hart seeks his 11th straight win and 16 knockouts while Johns carries a 16 4 2 record with two knockouts Sugar Hart is coached by Ray Robinson who backs him to knock out Johns.
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Hart
Ray Robinson
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Philadelphia
Gene Johns
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Fred Terry
Bert Rechichar's Pro Bowl Field Goals Edge West
Bert Rechichar of the Baltimore Colts kicked four field goals from 52 44 44 and 41 yards to lift the West to a 19-10 Pro Bowl victory over the East in Los Angeles. Sam Baker of the Redskins also nailed a 52 yarder for the East.
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Bert Rechichar
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Tennessee
National Football League
Sam Baker
Washington Redskins
Hundley Aims to Surpass Marshall in W Virginia Tilt
West Virginia star Rod Hundley needs 33 points against William & Mary in Norfolk to overtake Marshall as the Southern Conference's top scorer. If he achieves this early, he could claim the lead in his final game before mid term exams as he has averaged 40 in January. The conference title race narrows to a two team affair with Washington & Lee idle in second at 4-1.
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William & Mary
Norfolk
Lee Marshall
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W&m
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Citadel
Furman
Richmond
Saturday Basketball Scores From Northeast to West
A roundup of Saturday college basketball results across regions, with Princeton, Cornell, Penn, Harvard, Yale, Army, Dartmouth, Brown, Columbia, Rutgers, Penn State, Pitt, Manhattan, Navy, Syracuse, Boston University, Seton Hall, St Francis (Pa) and others producing wins. Notable high scores include North Carolina 102 over Virginia 90 and Kansas 51 versus Kansas State 45.
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Harvard
Yale
Army
Dartmouth
Brown
Columbia
Rutgers
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Pitt
Manhattan
Navy
Syracuse
Boston Univ
Seton Hall
St. Francis
Muhlenberg
NYU
Canisius
St. Vincent
Polly's Cab Tops First Half Standings With 533 Game
Polly's Cab forged a 1521 set and 533 team game to take a 2 game lead over Orts in the Evening Star Ladies League. Patton led with 129 and Strode 110 while Corrigan and Wolfe each matched 121 in a 498 473 second game win. Orts held a narrow edge in the other match as Winchester Steam Laundry and others posted high games.
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Elizabeth Wolfe
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Margaret Hodgson
Patton
Clark
Boxwell
Corrigan
Armstrong
Polly’s Cab
Winchester Steam Laundry
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Packers Sweep Blue Devils In Saturday Morning League Lead
In a close Saturday Morning Boys League contest the Judges won two of three against the Cardinals moving Packers into first place. Ronnie Haines bowled 120 and Tom Crosby 117 to lead Judges while Crosby added 102 and Haines 101 for the Cards. Packers topped Blue Devils to seize first in standings behind John March 110 David Smallwood 107 and Butch Jone 103 with Richard Haines 100 helping Judges.
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Montevideo
Shenandoah
James Wood
Ronnie Haines
Tom Crosby
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Haines
Mac Hyde
Bill Bumgardner
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David Smallwood
Butch Jone
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Never Too Late Mrs Demetra Christophilli Arrives at Greenville
Mrs Demetra Christophilli of Greece arrives at Greenville to begin a new life in America at age 100, staying at her son's home as she plans her future in the United States.
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5. C
Demetra Christophilli
Greece
America
St Louis Coach Adopts Policy Against Pro Scouts
St Louis University baseball coach Phil Dynan vows to remove any player who talks to a professional scout on or off campus without his prior approval. The AACBC at the NCAA convention backed a policy to keep talent hunters off campuses in retaliation for MLBs no raids rule reversal.
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St. Louis University
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