Bryan and Wisecarver Help Teams Deadlock In Tenpin
Irma Bryan of Plumly and Clara Wisecarver of C&S Bank dueled to a 516 509 score as their teams split four points in the Lady Brunswick at Northside. Final pinfalls 2239 2183 with a 100 plus game margin and a 764 655 decisive battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Brunswick
Northside
Plumly
Irma Bryan
C&s Bank
Clara Wisecarver
Lumber
Irma
Jean Hovermale
Clara
C&s
Truck Driver Sets New Skiing Record
John Ballant, 21, of Minneapolis set a North American ski jumping record with a 317 foot leap after a rough start. He claimed the top spot on the U.S. four man team which will compete at the world meet in Zakopane Poland February 18 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westby
Ivis
United States
Poland
John Ballant
Minneapolis
U.S
Zakopane
Hebert Shoots Unbeaten Run in 1961 American Golf Classic
In Akron Ohio Jay Hebert posted the best golf stretch of 1961 delaying bogey until the 50th hole finishing the round with a remarkable stretch of low scores. His performance highlighted the American Golf Classic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Fla
Jay Hebert
Akron
Ohio
Sardine Court Midgets Reach Near 200 Mark
The Midget League fills a five hour Saturday drill period from 9 to 2 with about ten new boys each week as teams like Lions Coca Cola Public Oil Green Chemical and B M clash. Scores stay low as defense precedes offense and ball handling tops shooting at ages 12 and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Coca Cola
Exchange
Republic Oil
Jaycees
Green Chemical
Tacs
B&m
Key Club
Weber and Garris Win National All Star Bowling Titles
Dick Weber, 32, of St. Louis and Mrs. Shirley Garris of Chicago won the national All-Star bowling titles in Miami Beach. Weber clinched the men’s crown with a 248 final game after a 19 pin margin over Roy Lown of El Paso. Both finalists were among the five players who each rolled a 300 in the event. Garris defeated Joy Abel of Chicago to claim the women’s title with 647 across three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Shirley Garris
Chicago
Weber
Roy Lown
el Paso
Tex
Lown
Mrs. Garrs
Joy Abel
Horses Get Clipped at Hialeah Park for Florida Winter
In Miami, horses arriving at Hialeah Park have their winter coats shaved to suit warm weather. Horse barbers charge at least $10 per clipping, typically taking about an hour, depending on the animal’s temperament.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah Park
Florida
Pirates Upset Wildcats In 72 71 Thriller
The Pirates edged the Wildcats 72 to 71 as Burks 19, Cir ry 17, Washington 14 and Harris 14 paced the scoring. Watts led the visitors with 21, while Morton held to 15. Five Pirates hit double digits as Curry missed 9 free throws deciding the outcome. Next up, Warrenton visit at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burks
George Cirry
Eugene Washington
Charles Harris
Raymond Blowe
Pirates
George Watts
Ed Morton
Snuffy Smith
Leo Chapman
Blowe
Burks
Watts
Chapman
Curry
Warrenton
Zuckerman and CF Win City Tilts
In Armory games Zuckerman beat TAC Boys 94 58 as Donnie Unger scored 32 and Cookie Adams 20. Perry Duvall Dennis Lee and Ken Bishop led the winners. Community Food overpowered Paul's TV 63 38 with George Whitmore Bill Edmonds and Bill Mason each scoring in double figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Zuckerman
TAC Boys
Paul
Cookie Adams
Donnie Unger
Perry Duvall
Dennis Lee
Ken Bishop
Harry Newlin
Joe Chamberlin
Dickie Keeler
Tacs
Unger
George Whitmore
Bill Edmonds
Bill Mason
Joe Guess
Paul’s
al Moreau
Jimmy Dix
Adam Myers
Shenandoah College Girls
Bell
Kern
Piedmont Homes
Jacobs Wins San Diego Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Tommy Jacobs captured the $25,000 San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club with a 14-foot birdie on the playoff hole, edging Johnny Pott who tied with 277 after a final round 69. Nine thousand spectators watched as Souchak Goalby and others contended, with Palmer Littler and Littler among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Denver
Johnny Pott
Ocean Springs
Miss
Pott
Souchak
Goalby
Stardust Country Club
George Bayer
Art Wall
Hebert
Player
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Douglas Hosts Booked Team In Key State Playoff Preview
High schools prepare for a light schedule with exams as Handley rests. Douglas faces Booker T. Washington of Staunton in a top matchup, while Noah Laws is hoped to spark the Bulldogs. James Wood hosts Warren County Friday, Handley hosts George Mason, Clarke County waits for Feb 23. Shenandoah schedules Madison, Catonsville, James Wood, Montgomery later in week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Douglas
Booker T. Washington
Staunton
Bulldogs
Noah Laws
Noah
James Wood
Warren County
George Mason
John Mosby
Clarke County
Stonewall Jackson
Eagles
Central
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Madison
Catonsville
Montgomery
Hornets
College Scores Saturday Results From Roundup
Ohio State defeated Michigan 89 to 64 while Southern Cal beat Washington 78 to 64. Kansas State won 50 to 44 over Oklahoma State. Xavier of Ohio topped Villanova 87 to 66. Vanderbilt rolled past Mississippi State 100 to 73. Duquesne defeated Carnegie Tech 73 to 36. Bowling Green beat Miami of Ohio 85 to 68. Duke defeated Maryland 84 to 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Michigan
Southern Cal
Washington
Kansas
Oklahoma
Xavier
Ohio
Villanova
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Bowling Green
Miami
Blue Mountain Plane Tragedy Claims Third Fatal Crash
Four California men die when a single engine plane crashes in foul weather at Hot Springs Arkansas. Louis Risner appears to be the pilot with brothers Henry Clay Risner and Russ Weininger among the victims and Charles Cornell. John Galbreath nominates seven colts for the Sapling at Monmouth Park next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Blue Mountain
California
Minton
Louis Risner
Englewood
Calif
Henry Clay Risner
Louis
Russ Weininger
Charles Cornell
Los Angeles
John Galbreath
Ohio
Pittsburgh Pirates
Monmouth Park
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The
Evening Star Sports
Bryan
Wisecarver
Buckley
Triangle Diner
Lee Hassen
Triangle
Betty McKee
Merle Inlow
Royal
Wingfield Stars
Turk Wingfield
LaMasters
Stephens City
Haro Catlett
Kibler
Riley Loy
Plumly Lumberjacks
Wilson
Hams
Harold Dawson
Carl Lanmark
Nack Dorsey
John McCauley
Lee Jackson
Gene Martin
Dick Samiec
Skip Snyder
B. J. Lovett
Southwestern Life Insurance
Novick
Homer Glenn
Jim Hughes
Larry Hughes
Charles Huff
Stu Edmonds
Martin
Shawnee
Jean Anderson
Betty Willis
Jo Votel
Mildred Brill
Frances Sager
Mary Hodson
Pat Taylor
Eveie Curl
Lucy Giffin
Beta Sigma Phi
National Fruit
National Homes
Josephine Taylor
Rayma Smith
Forrest Hill
Smiths
Taylors
O'Sullivan
Carl Lundmark
Dick Samiek
Bob Orndorff
Leroy Boone
Woody Glaize
Dave Butts
Shaw
Nee Bowmen
George Washington Garage
Waterloo
Don Holliday
FORD
Lester Bond
Charles Mallory
Comets
Ted Hepner
Ted
Impalas
Corvettes
Mitchell Smith
Falcons
Thunderbirds
al Kibler
John Green
Ramblers
Sanitary Dairy
Orts Sof
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Kastle
Deschon
Nancy DeSchon
Pace Sanitary Dairy
Bertha Muse
Jenny Fox
Louise Wilson
Pat Whitacre
Frances Dodson
Alina Learned
Aggie McCall
Betty Webber
Joyce Brannnan
Orts
Royal Crown Cola
Bonnie Eastep
Bonnie
Peggy Eastep
Eleanor Buckner
Nancy Roth
Amy Alger
Polly
Leggett’s
Helen Elsen
Bunch Ryan
Strode
Dot Lofton
Maxine Patton
Thelma Bucher
Lucille Hughes
Leggett
Paul Ebert
Thelma Deavers
Ruth Godlove
Buncutter Oil
Grace Bosserman
Virginia McClure
Virginia Larrick
Buckley-Lges
Ann Schuller
Buckley-Lages
Jay
Sardine Court
Yentendiay
Wildcats
Zuckerman & CF
Win City Tilts
Footers Cleaners
Amherst
S. Loudoun
Tommy Jacobs
San Diego
Associated Press
Tommy Ee
Bermuda Dunes
Bing Crosby
Clambake
Southern
Louisiana State
Mike Souchak
Bob Goalby
Art Wall Jr
Gary Player
Duke
Maryland
Yonkers, N. Ye
Grider & Shockey
Rus
Meath
Riteway
Cue Dr
Laas
E.boscawen ST
Mercury Comet
Mercury
IRYS
Src
Wotor Company
North Loudoun
Winchester
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