Berryville Legion and National Guard win City League games
Berryville American Legion defeated Winchester Legion 50 to 35 as Bill Lee led Berryville with 16 points. Winchester’s Yeakle added eight field goals. National Guard rallied to beat Royal Crown Cola 68 to 59 with B Bailey leading 21 points, followed by Freddy Boulineau 16 and J Crawford 14 as RC’s Grim tallied 25.
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Berryville American Legion
Winchester National Guard
Berryville Legionnaires
Winchester Legion
National Guard
Royal Crown Cola
Bill Lee
Berryville
Yeakle
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Invaders
Winchester
B. Bailey
Freddy Boulineau
J. Crawford
Royal Crown Quint
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Lamb
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Parker
Dunn
Bray
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Goforth
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Ritter
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RC Cola
Co. Sunderlin
F. White
Benner
B_ Bailey
F. Boulineau
D. Sunderlin
Michael
B. Lamb
McIntyre
McKee
G. Garber Haymaker
Holy Cross and Duquesne Lead Unbeaten College Basketball Pack
Holy Cross and Duquesne remain the undefeated leaders among major teams. Holy Cross crushed Georgetown 77-51 to run its streak, while Duquesne beat Loyola of Chicago 62-54 for its 12th win. Kentucky suffered a rare defeat as Tennessee upset the Wildcats 66-53.
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New York
Holy Cross
Duquesne
Crusaders
Associated Press
Georgetown
Loyola of Chicago
Dukes
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
Financial condition of Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp 1949
Statement shows assets and liabilities as of December 31 1949 for Virginia Loan and Thrift Corporation Winchester Frederick County Virginia. Treasurers sworn statement lists surplus undivided profits reserves loans and discounts furniture and fixtures due from banks and other items totaling 234 408 25 with liabilities including bills payable and investment certificates. Notary and directors certify the accuracy of the filing dated January 13 1950.
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Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Pea Ae Reteset
Near Mothers
Lownea Soc
Escavasgenssetendees
Mdéney
SCAG
MTG
Mieg Cin
Tee
I. W. E. Edwards
Virginia Loan Thrift Corporation
W.E. Edwards
Paul M. Haldeman
Fred L. Glaize, JR
Hoye L. Riley
Pep to Defend Featherweight Crown Tonight
St Louis hosts a 15 round featherweight title fight with Willie Pep defending against local contender Riley at Kiel Auditorium. Pep seeks to extend his reign despite Riley’s dream run, while bookmakers rank Pep at 1 to 4 4 and Riley at 3 to 1.
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Pep
ST. Louis
Charley Riley
Young
T. E Swarthy
Willie Pep
Hartford
Riley
Phil Terranove
Chalky Wright
Sandy Saddler
New York
Gobblers Aim To Overtake Cavaliers In Cav Division Tilt
Virginia Tech Gobblers visit Charlottesville to face the University of Virginia Cavaliers in a key Big Six clash that could tie leaders William and Mary and Richmond and move Tech into second behind Hampden Sydney after Richmond’s 76 62 upset setback.
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Richmond
Virginia
Gobblers
William and Mary
Hampden-Sydney
Mrs. FDR Urges Patience on Recognizing Communist China
Eleanor Roosevelt said at a news conference the United States should wait to see how China's neighbors respond to the new government before recognizing Communist China. She urged cautious timing amid evolving regional attitudes and policy signals.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
China
Asia
NCAA seeks new methods to crack down on violators
New York Jan 16 The National Collegiate Athletic Association seeks tougher enforcement of the sanity code. President elect Prof Hugh C Willett of Southern California says violators will be sought out and punished though methods remain undecided. Seven schools Virginia Virginia Tech VMI The Citadel Maryland Boston College and Villanova faced expulsion votes but fell short of the two thirds needed. The convention also backed forming a special committee to craft a code for full membership to report next year in Dallas.
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National Agiate Athletic Association
Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
NCAA
Virginia
Virginia Tech
VMI
Citadel
Maryland
Boston College
Villanova
Col
D .S. McAlister
H. C
Curly) Byrd
Dallas
Moffatt Leads Southern Conference Scoring Race
Johnny Moffatt of George Washington University moved into the top spot in the Southern Conference scoring race with 130 points in eight league games, overtaking Jay Handlan of Washington and Lee who has 122. Wake Forest hosts North Carolina in the only conference game tonight as the Deacons seek to extend a five game win streak after a 61 49 win over William and Mary.
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Johnny Moffatt
George Washington University
Washington
Moffatt
Jay Handlan
Washington and Lee
Moffat
Handlan
Wheeling
Wake Forest
Deacons
North Carolina Tar Heels
William and Mary's
Indians
Evening Star Ladies League caps three matches in pennant chase
GAA No. 1 swept Bell Clothes Stores and Va. Fruit Co to take two wins in a 3 game set. Dor-othy Burke led with a 109 game and 121 in a 491 total as GAA No. 1 rolled a 481 in the second game and edged Bell Clothes by four pins. Capper's Jewelry and Star Office split as Lillian Armstrong struck a 131 and Connie Lineburg 118 highlighted Jr Women of Berryville.
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Evening Star Ladies League
Capper’s Jewelry Store
Va. Fruit Co
Chapman Motor Co
Valley Airways
Star Office
Bell Clothes
Jewel Box
Jr. Women
Berryville
Ind
Gtnne
Lillian Armstrong
Dorothy Burke
Sue Bailey
Connie Lineburg
Strong Valley Airways
Mrs. Burke
Frances Crisman
Bell Clothes Stores
Fruit Co
Whitmore
Ann Wiener
Katherine Maloney
No. 2
Jewelry Girls
Martha Rees
Bowling match factors two teams in close run
The middle game totaled 413 with Sandy Outland scoring 114 and Joe Luttrell 111. Bill Baker 111 and John Hollar 110 helped Team No 1 win two of three against Team No 5. Margin of victory came from three and nine pin edges while Team 5 won the middle game by 20 pins. Stu Edmonds led Team No 6 with 120 in a 426 total over Team No 8, Ernie Burch adding 120 and 334.
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Sandy Outland
Joe Luttrell
Bill Baker
John Hollar
Stu Edmonds
Ernie Burch
Virginia Mayo Named Most Beautiful Girl of 1946
Hollywood report says Virginia Mayo was named the most beautiful girl of 1946 by Hollywood chess groups led by Herman Steiner of the Los Angeles Times. The award was decided in 1946 but announced this January due to chess players’ busy schedules.
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Hollywood
Virginia Mayo
Herman Steiner
United States
Los Angeles Times
Local Wood Indian Attracts Attention At Antique Expo
An Indian warrior and his squaw carved in wood left Winchester for the Seven th Antique Exposition in Washington D C escorted by Boyd Headley Valley Pike cabinet maker and antique dealer. Headley also brought a Chippendale chest-on-chest a hexagonal brass bound mahogany wine cabinet and a walnut corner cupboard. He notes wooden Indians are rare like buffalo and says the squaw was bought three years ago in the county while the warrior came from the estate of the late Julian Baker.
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Winchester
Shoreham Hotel
Washington, D. C
Boyd Headley
Valley Pike
Brave
Headley
Washington
Mr. Headley
Julian Baker
West Virginia Ex-Gov Ephraim F. Morgan Dies at 80
Ephraim F. Morgan former governor of West Virginia from 1921 to 1925 died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a heart attack. He would have turned 81 today.
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Washington
Ephraim F. Morgan
West Virginia
Bethesda Naval Hospital
New Hearing Device Lets People Hear Without Ear Button
Chicago advertisement touts a tiny Phantomold hearing device that fits deep in the ear with no visible receiver. Sound is relayed from a concealed button in clothing via a slim tube, offering clear hearing for songs sermons and work with no self conscious wear. Beltone invites readers to request a free brochure and test the device at home.
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