Handley Judges Rout Strasburg 64 26 for fifth win
Handley High School crushed Strasburg 64 26 on the Judge’s court for their fifth victory of the 1951-52 campaign. Gipe led Handley with 18 points, Dunn added 11, and the team dominated on defense, building a 33-17 halftime lead and widening the gap in the third quarter. Handley will play Martinsburg on January 17 and also meet the Bull Dog's Junior Varsity.
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James Wood and Clarke County Teams Vie Tonight
James Wood and Clarke County High basketball squads prepare for action tonight in a rare local high school matchup night. Fairfax hosts Clarke County as Wood stock visits with Starters listed for both sides as Clarke County aims for a fifth win.
Four Teams Emerging as Class Of Southern Conference Race
West Virginia, North Carolina, and George Washington widened their lead in the Southern Conference after wins as NC State and Louisville prepared for a big clash. West Virginia crushed Wake Forest 91-57, North Carolina beat Davidson 78-77, and George Washington topped Virginia Tech 88-74. Mark Workman scored 36 points with 24 rebounds for West Virginia.
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O Sullivan Plant Captures First Half A Loop Crown
O Sullivan Plant clinched the first half title in the A League by taking two of three from Sarah Zane Fire Co. to stand two games ahead of Buncutter Tire Co. The winners featured Woody Glaize Kenny Lonas Lou Coffelt Joe Allder Paul Cadwallader and Bud Miller.
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Araujo Upsets Saddler In Non Title Bout At Boston Garden
Georgia Araujo 20 from Providence RI defeated featherweight champion Sandy Saddler in a close 10 round non title bout before a sellout crowd of 13 859 at the Boston Garden. Araujo dismissed the win as not special while Saddler called him a fair fighter and praised his own vast pro experience.
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Eagles Sweep Two In James Wood High Girls Meet
In James Wood High School Girls League action the Eagles beat Kitties 374 356 and 374 347 to take two by score. Mary Jane Webber led with 114 in the first game and 103 in the second while Phyllis Campbell added 105 and Pat Singhass 104 to offset Webber. Linda LeDane spared in the final frame to give WoodChucks the last win over Panthers. Nancy Cloud 109 and Betty Hawking 664 were notable in the readouts.
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Jayhawks Still No 1 in AP Cage Poll Pressing Lead
Kansas remains the top team in the AP Top 10 as Illinois closes to within a slim margin. The Jayhawks, 13-0, collected 22 first place votes and 790 points, while Illinois earned 23 first place votes and 773 points. Indiana drops from No 4 to No 14 amid a shifting ranking.
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Chicago Golden Glove Champs Set for Overseas Tour
Chicago Golden Gloves champions will campaign abroad for the first time meeting top amateurs from Ireland France West Germany and Italy. The trip follows an invitation from the International Amateur Boxing Association with events planned in Havana Paris Hamburg and Rome. The eight man Chicago squad comes from the Tournament of Champions at Chicago Stadium.
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Pitt Hopes For Renewed GridIron Glory Under Dawson
Pitt appoints Lowell Red Dawson as head coach on a three year deal likely earning 12 000 to 15 000 dollars annually. Athletic Director Tom Hamilton touts Dawson as a sound coach with rich football experience and ties to notable mentors.
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Red) Dawson
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Team From New York Attends March and April Events
The record notes the New York team with two alternates involved in events on March 1 and April 15.
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