Clarke County High Routs Woodstock in fifth straight win
Clarke County High School topped Woodstock 52 to 22 as coach Douglas Cochran’s team opened 13-6 and built a 28-9 halftime edge. Bill Feagans led Clarke scoring with 14 points, Kenneth Stickley added 11, while Woodstock’s Gocenour led with six.
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Douglas Cochran
Quint
Berryville
Bill Feagans
Kenneth Stickley
Gocenour
Strasburg
Toms Brook
James Wood Colonels
Mussleman High Five
TP Fuller
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Stickley
McCarty
Pitta
Drury
Crim
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Renner
Ashby
Welch
Feltner
Woodstock Offman
Stickler
Gochenour
Clem
Combs
J. Sager
R. Sager
Hite
Miller
Oodstock A
Glaize & Bro Clinch First Half B Loop Crown
Glaize & Bro clinched the first half title by sweeping Coca Cola in a three game match. Jackie Billmyer and Jim Fiddler starred for Glaize with 378 and 386 series respectively, while Valley Distributors kept pace with a 1633 set. Elks Club and Bell Clothes traded games as Bayliss & Patterson and other teams chased the standings.
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Coca Cola
Glaizemen
Valley Distributors
Jackie Billmyer
Jim Fiddler
Billmyer
Fiddler
John Siler
Charles Minghini
Columbia Baking Co Vendoff Star
Briscoe Ginn
Elks Club
Bell Clothes
Bill Baker
The
Clothiers
Jim Merriner
Johnny Senciadiver
Arthur Gilkey
Miller & Anderson
Vn Woolen Co
Dr. Pepper
Valley Fruit & Candy
Clearbrook Woolen
Bell Clothes Stores
Newark Athletic Club Honors Monte Irvin for 1951
Newark selects outfielder Monte Irvin of the New York Giants as New Jersey's outstanding professional athlete for 1951. Dick Kazmaier from Orange and Princeton, named state’s top collegiate athlete, will be honored at the 12th annual all sports dinner on January 24 in Newark.
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N. J
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Newark Athletic Club
New Jersey
Orange
Princeton
Dick Kazmaier
Willie Mays to Report For Re-examination
Willie Mays, star New York Giant outfielder, reports today for re examination at the induction center in Birmingham Alabama. The 20 year old Negro athlete was examined last October but failed to pass his aptitude test. Re examination ordered by Col James T Johnson Jr Montgomery Alabama Selective Service director.
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Ala
Willie Mays
New York Giant
Induction
Induction Center
James T. Johnson
Montgomery
Alabama Selective Service
Groat Sets Duke Scoring Marks as Season Peaks
Duke guard Richard Morrow Groat shattered and tied 10 records last season setting a national single season scoring mark of 831 and a 37 point single game, plus 85 points in three tournament games. He earned praise from coaches and attracted major league interest.
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Robert Moore
Durham
N. C
Richard Morrow Groat
Duke University
Dick the Great
Groat
William and Mary
Chet Giermak
Duke
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Davidson
Sam Ranzino
Ed Koffenberger
Washington
Virginia Tech
Swissville
Pittsburgh
Gus Tebell
University of Virginia
South
Navy
Ben Carnevale
W and L Aim For Big Six Victory At William And Mary
Washington and Lee and William and Mary square off in a pivotal Big Six clash at Virginia Military Institute. Handlan shifts to forward as W and L seeks its fourth straight conference win while W M holds two games unbeaten.
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Lee
Scotty Hamilton
Jay Handlan
Generals
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Virginia Military Institute
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Hampden-Sydney
Jerry Adams
Randolph Macon
Jack Whitcomb
Virginia Military
University of Richmond Spiders
Karl Klinar
Bill Ralph
VMI
Skip Nay
Warren Rowe
Simon Moughamian
De-emphasis in college sports predicted for 1952 forecasts
An AP poll of writers and sportscasters expects stronger college leadership, less subsidizing, and lower emphasis on winning at any cost in 1952. Televisions expansion to coast-to-coast coverage and cable use spur viewer interest while potentially hurting gate revenues. Scandals may rise. forecasts include a Browns finish higher than last place.
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Associated Press
Ray Kelly
New York Times
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T. V
St. Louis Brownie
Browns
Notre Dame Tops Michigan State in 56 48 Win
Notre Dame defeated Michigan State 56 48 to avenge a prior 66 62 home loss. The win snapped MSU’s late season push while Cornell, Louisville, and others posted notable results across the country.
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Notre Dame
Michigan State
James Wood Falls to Fairfax 48 41 in Tough Loss
The James Wood high varsity, missing center Fred Hilderbrand with a leg injury, trailed Fairfax 9 6 after one quarter and 27 15 at halftime. Luther Dorsey led James Wood with 21 points as the Colonels closed to within five in the final period before Fairfax held on for the win. The James Wood JVs lost 23 20 and will play St Joseph High in Martinsburg tomorrow night with an 7 15 p m tip.
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Mid West
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Virginia Tech
Handlan
Dave Hedge
Hamilton
Jim Rich
Ben Walden
Charlie Topp
Warren Dean
University of Richmond
Hampden
Bridgewater
Eagles
Lynchburg College Hornets
Billy Burkholder
Norm Gordon
Hornets
Emory and Henry
Wasps
King College
James Wood
Fairfax High
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Colonels
Fred Hilderbrand
Fairfax Quint
Fairfax Boys
Luther Dorsey
St. Joseph High
Martinsburg
W Va
Jvs
Dempsey Seeks New Boxing Talent Nationwide
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey plans to hold a series of amateur boxing tournaments across the United States. He invites 18 plus, 175 pounds plus amateurs to sign up, with three round bouts, 10 ounce gloves, and no entry fee. Inquiries go to his 1619 Broadway New York address.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
New York
Broadway
Stassen Blames Ivy League Boycott On Schedule Clash
President Harold E. Stassen of Pennsylvania blamed the Ivy League boycott of Penn in football schedule making and noted Notre Dame was scheduled in 1952. The item also recalls Georgia’s Charley Tripp signing with the Chicago Cardinals for $100,000 over four years and Ray Robinson stopping Fritaie Zivie in the 10th round in a past bout.
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Harold E. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Penn
Notre Dame
Charley Tripp
Georgia
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Ray Robinson
Fritaie Zivie
Boxing Doubleheader at Madison Square Garden Feature
A 12 round bout in Madison Square Garden headlines a two fight card. Che Rit Meee Ott signs contracts with the New York Giants as part of the era’s sports buzz.
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Madison Square Garden
Che
The
New York Giants
Gavilan and Dykes Begin Training for Miami Title Bout
Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan of Havana and Bobby Dykes of Miami started workouts today for the February 4 title fight at Miami Stadium. Gavilan aims to trim pounds to reach 147 by fight time.
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Miami
Fila
Kid Gavilan
Havana
Bobby Dykes
Miami Stadium
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