Clarke Five Tops Woodstock In Sixth Win Streak
Clarke County High routed Woodstock 52 to 22 as they built a 13 6 lead in Q1 and widened to 28 9 by halftime. Bill Feagans led Berryville with 14 points, while Kenneth Stickley added 11 for the winners. Woodstock’s Gocenour led in scoring with six.
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Clarke County
Woodstock
Douglas Cochran
Quint
Berryville
Bill Feagans
Kenneth Stickley
Gocenour
Strasburg
Toms Brook
James Wood Colonels
Mussleman High Five
TP Fuller
Feagans
Stickley
McCarty
Pitta
Drury
Crim
Breeden
Renner
Ashby
Welch
Feltner
Woodstock Offman
Stickler
Gochenour
Clem
Combs
J. Sager
R. Sager
Hite
Miller
Coun
Glaize & Bro Clinch First Half B Loop Crown
Glaize & Bro clinched the first half title in the 3 League by taking all three games against Coca Cola. Jackie Billmyer and Jim Fiddler led with 378 and 386 series respectively, as Valley Distributors trailed with a 1633 set. Elks Club defeated by Bell Clothes, while Bayliss & Patterson fell to Dr Pepper.
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Glaize & Bro
Coca Cola
Glaizemen
Valley Distributors
Jackie Billmyer
Jim Fiddler
Billmyer
Fiddler
John Siler
Charles Minghini
Columbia Baking Co Veadoff Star
Briscoe Ginn
Elks Club
Bell Clothes
Bill Baker
The
Clothiers
Jim Merriner
Johnny Senciadiver
Arthur Gilkey
Millier & Anderson
Vn Woolen Co
Doug Chaney
Donald Stewart
Miller & Anderson Scotty
Miller & Anderson
Dr. Pepper
Valley Fruit & Candy
Clearbrook Woolen
Bell Clothes Stores
Va Woolen Co
Columbia Batine Co
Bayliss & Patterson
Ind
Newark Athletic Club Honors Monte Irvin
Monte Irvin of the New York Giants is named New Jersey's outstanding professional athlete for 1951 by the Newark Athletic Club. Dick Kazmaier of Princeton earns top collegiate athlete honor and both will be honored at the 12th annual all-sports dinner in Orange on January 24.
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Newark
N. J
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Newark Athletic Club
New Jersey
Orange
Ballpayer
Princeton
Dick Kazmaier
Willie Mays to Report For Re examination
Willie Mays star New York Giant out fielder 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. The re examination was ordered by Col James T Johnson and J Montgomery Alabama Selective Service director.
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Birmingham
Willie Mays
New York Giant
Induction
Induction Center
James T. Johnson
J. Montgomery
Alabama Selective Service
Groat’s record year sets 10 Duke, Southern marks
Duke guard Richard Morrow Groat set 10 records last season including a national single season scoring mark 831 points and a Duke single game high of 37. He also tied a Southern Conference tourney scoring record with 85 points in three games and scored over 30 points nine times.
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Robert Moore
Durham
N. C
Richard Morrow Groat
Duke University
Dick the
Groat
William and Mary
Chet Giermak
Big Five
Duke
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Davidson
Sam Ranzino
Ed Koffenberger
Washington
Virginia Tech
Dukes
Washington and Lee at William and Mary Big Six clash
The Generals coached by Scotty Hamilton move Jay Handlan to forward as Washington and Lee faces William and Mary in Lexington at VMI Field House. Handlan, Hedge, Rich, Walden, and Topp lead a tightly contested matchup with Hampden Sydney and VMI on the schedule.
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Richmond
Washington, and
Lee
Scotty Hamilton
Jay Handlan
Generals
William and Mary's
Indians
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Gid Dominion
WAL
W&m
W&al
George Washington
Virginia Tech
Handlan
Dave Hedge
Hamilton
Jim Rich
Ben Walden
Charlie Topp
Warren Dean
University of Richmond
Hampden-Sydney
Tigers
Randolph Macon
Death Valley
De-emphasis in college sports forecast for 1952
AP poll of sports writers and broadcasters predicts a return to saner levels with tighter control by presidents and less subsidizing. TV expansion, possible policy changes by NCAA, and cable advances are discussed. Some expect more scandals. one forecast says the St Louis Browns will not finish last.
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New York
Associated Press
Ray Kelly
New York Times
College Presidents Committee
N.C. A A
NCAA
T. V
St Louis Brownie
Browns
Notre Dame Tops Michigan State in 56-48 Upset
Notre Dame defeated Michigan State 56-48 to avenge a 66-52 loss on their home court, snapping MSU's hopes and extending ND's home performance narrative. The day also saw Cornell beat Yale 60-52 to reach a three-way Ivy League lead, while Louisville beat NC State 73-68 and Texas moved into second in the SWC with a 60-53 win over Rice.
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Michigan State
Yale
North Carolina State
Harvard
Rice
Notre Dame
MSC
Irish
Cornell
Penn
Princeton
Big Red
Louisville
Raleigh
N. C
N. C. State
State
Dartsmouth
Bill Biggs
Texas
St. Louis
Associated Press
New York University
Eastern Illinois State
Quincy
Siena
Iowa
St. Johns
Brooklyn
Manhattan
South Carolina
Clemson
Arizona State
Tempe
Hardin- Simmons
Santa Clara
St. Mary's
Calif
James Wood Varsity Falls 48 41 to Fairfax in Close Battle
James Wood tries hard but loses 48 41 to Fairfax High as Luther Dorsey scores 21 for the Colonels. James Wood JVs drop 23 20 and the varsity panel plays St Joseph High of Martinsburg tomorrow with a 7 15 p.m. start.
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James Wood
Fairfax High
James Wood Jvs
Colonels
Fred Hilderbrand
Fairfax Quint
Fairfax Boys
Luther Dorsey
St. Joseph High
Martinsburg
W Va
Jvs
Kline
Dorsey
Patterson
Swarts
Rogers
Hoover
Vaughn
Hockman
Fairax
Perry
King
Conley
Baler
Knupp
Keys
Yarbourd
Wood
Dowell
Thompson
Woodberry
Dempsey Plans National Boxing Talent Tournaments
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey announced a plan to search for boxing talent by organizing nationwide amateur tournaments. He invites athletes 18 or older weighing over 175 pounds to sign up with no entry fee and three round bouts using 10 ounce gloves. Inquiries go to his New York address at 1619 Broadway.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
New York
Broadway
Stassen Criticizes Ivy League Boycott In Penn Notre Dame Schedule
President Harold E. Stassen of Pennsylvania blamed an Ivy League boycott over Penn's football schedule as Notre Dame was scheduled in 1952. Five years earlier Charley Tripp of Georgia signed with the Chicago Cardinals for 100000 dollars over four years. Ten years ago Ray Robinson stopped Frugie Ziviec in the 10th round of their scheduled bout.
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Harold E. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Penn
Notre Dame
Charley Tripp
Georgia
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Ray Robinson
Frugie Ziviec
Madison Square Garden 12 Round Bout In Boxing Card
A 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden headlines a boxing card. The event features a match setup involving the New York Giants contract context and notable ring action.
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Madison Square Garden
Gavilan and Dykes Begin Sessions for Title Bout
Kid Gavilan of Havana and Bobby Dykes of Miami started workouts for their welterweight title fight set for February 4 at Miami Stadium. Gavilan aims to reach 147 pounds in time, hoping to shed about three pounds.
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Miami
Fila
Kid Gavilan
Havana
Bobby Dykes
Miami Stadium
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