NCAA Sees Teeth as Six Violators Barred
The NCAA bans six schools Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Military Institute Maryland Boston College and Villanova from schedules and meets under the sanity code after a New York convention. NC AA President Hugh Willett and Secretary-Treasurer Tug Wilson say the code remains in force and enforcement will continue pending committee review.
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Chicago
National Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Insttute
Maryland
Boston College
Villanova
NCAA
Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
K. L
Citadel
Willett
Wilson
Tere
College Basketball Scores From AP Modern Trivia
A collage of college games listed with results including DePaul over St Johns 74 68 and Duke over South Carolina 79 60. Other matchups involve North Carolina State, Rhode Island State, Georgia, Kentucky and more with varied scores. A reader question about removing musty smell from damp bonds and papers notes the National Archives cannot fully remove odor but recommends prolonged fresh air exposure.
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Associated Press
Depaul
St. Johns
BKN
Duquesne
Waynesburg
Holy Cross
Providence
North Carolina State
Long Island
Quantico Marines
Ithaca
West Liberty
West Va. Tech
Georgetown
Siena
Bethany
W Va
St. Vincent
Rhode Island State
St. Josephs
Georgia
Kentucky
Furman
the Citadel
Peaca
Henry
Tusculum
The
National Archives
New York
Ted Meier
East—Army
Pennsylvania
Yale
Dartmouth
Penn State
American Univ. Muhlenberg
Bucknell
LaFayette
Lehigh
Carnegie Tech
Geneva
South—Navy
Columbia
Clemson
Citadel
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisville
Miss. State
Mississippi
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Missouri
Witchita
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Western
Evansville
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas A & M
Rice
Baylor
Texas Christian
Save Money Time and Bother Shop in Winchester
A local Winchester retail notice highlights savings events and a broad assortment of goods as a time saving shopping option. The piece emphasizes value, convenience, and nearby location to attract bargain hunters.
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Winchester
Schroeder vows not to chase top amateur ranking in 1950
Sports Roundup notes Ted Schroeder, named America's leading amateur, plans no bid for that top spot in 1950. He cites illness after influenza and a virus in doubles partner Gene Makowith, hints at a brief eastern tour if Davis Cup asks, and rejects Wimbledon and national championships again.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
New York
Ted Schroeder
America
Ted
Gene Makowith
U. of Georgia
St. Nick’s Arena
Frank Thomas
Alabama
John Jacobs
Oklahoma
Coce
How to Have A Lovelier Figure
Proper diet is the easy natural method to improve your figure. Careful food selection builds or reduces weight without stuffing or starvation. The booklet WEIGHT CONTROL revised explains medicine free weight management with height based tables. Order for 15 cents postpaid from The Winchester Star Information Bureau Washington DC.
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Winchester Star Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington
D. C
Keglers Clinch First Half Crown In Narrow Finish
American Legion led by Bob Ryan and Artie Kiracofe edged O Sullivan Plant outfit by two pins to claim the first half league title. Kiracofes delivered last frame marks to seal the victory as Cadwallader and Miller topped scores for rivals. Other matches featured Lions Club, L M Buses, and Home Beneficial Life Insurance weaving through tight three game sets.
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American Legion
Bob Ryan
Charles Herrell
Everett Holsinger
Bob Berry
Jesse Kiracofe
Artie Kiracofe
Kiracofes
O’sullivan
Legionnaires
Paul Cadwallader
Bud Miller
O’sullivanéts
Cadwallader
Miller
O'Sullivan
Jess
Artie
Richard Buncutter
Buncutter Tire Co
Payless Market
Jack Boyd
Riley Loy
Allen Hawthorne
Lions Club
Sarah Zane Fire Co
L & M Buses
Eugene McIntyre
Vernon Clark
Charles Ebert
Frank Cooper
Stewart Cooper
Kenneth Lake
Ebert
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Northern Virginia Power Co
Roscoe Nickerson
Lawrence Grim
Ed Clevenger
B & 8 Poultry
Elliott Motor Lines
Health Center
Jack Larrick
Larrick
Hogan and Snead Duel in Los Angeles Open Playoff
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead set for a 3:30 PM playoff at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles to decide the $15,000 Los Angeles Open title. The prize pool allocates $2,600 to the winner and $1,900 to the runner-up with gate receipts split between players and the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce. Hogan seeks revenge after last week’s dramatic finish following his near title win since a 11 month recovery from a car bus crash.
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Los Angles
Ben Hogan
Sam Snea
Riviera County
Los Angles Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hogan
Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Johnny Revolta
California
Jimmy Thomson
Bing Crosby
Monterey
Calit Snead
Ben
Standings and scores from the A League and individual events
The A League first half standings show American Legion leading at 35 wins and 16 losses, with B and S Poultry at 34 17, O Sullivan Plant 32 19, and others listed. Individual indoor events include Roscoe Nickerson 155 and Dr Alen Hawthorne 140 in ind points, Charles Ebert leading with 378 in ind set, and team highs: Home Beneficial Life Ins 576 in team game and 1603 in team set.
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American Legion
B & S Poultry
O'Sullivan Plant
Buncutter Tire Co
Lions Club
No. Va. Power Co
Elliott Motor Lines
Home Benef. Life Ins
O'Sullivan Office
Payless Market
Sarah Zane Fire Co
L & M Buses
Ind
Roscoe Nickerson
Dr. Alen Hawthorne
Charles Ebert
Bud Miller
Daily double pays $3230 at Sunshine Park
Fans at Sunshine Park witnessed a daily double payout of $3230 with a single Washington DC ticket holder matching the winning combination. Track officials noted this same fan held one of four winners of a $728.20 double the day before.
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Oldsmar
Fila
Sunshine Park
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Erickson Succumbs at 56 in Clarke County
Hattie Willingham Erickson 56 died at noon yesterday at a son’s home near Old Chapel Clarke county Born in Loudoun County she had lived with her second widow life in Clarke county She was widow of Charles E Erickson Survivors include a son stepchildren and multiple siblings Funeral services 3 p m tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery
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Hattie Willingham Erickson
Roger J. Bemusdaffer
Old Chapel
Clarke County
Loudoun County
William and
Sarah Stickles Willingham
Mr. Bemnsdaffer
Charles E. Erickson
Parking Restricted on National Ave
Police Chief J Thomas Boyd announced new parking limits on National Ave with no parking signs on the north side from Highland Ave to Kerr St. Vehicles may park only on the south curb to ease congestion on the narrow street.
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National Ave
J. Thomas Boyd
Highland Ave
Kerr St
Death of Stephenson carpenter Harry Stotler at 56
Harry William Stotler 56, a contract carpenter of Stephenson, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 5:35 am after a sudden stroke at a warehouse on Smithfield Ave. Born October 1, 1893 in W Va, he served in World War I and built more than 100 houses in the area. Survived by widow Bessie DeHaven, two sisters, a brother, and a late son. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the late home.
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Harry William Stotler
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stotler
Smithfield Ave
James F. Stotler
Morgan
County
Emma Brown Stotler
Whitacre
Winchester
William Lineburg
Ancid Marple
Charles Edward Stotler
Hayfield
Emory Elsmore
Hebron
Inauguration attendees from Winchester at Richmond ceremony
Attendees from Winchester at Gov. John Bat tle's inauguration in Richmond included W. Erle Edwards Guy Smith Zeiler Bageant and Hoye Riley. Also present were Mr and Mrs Lee N Whitacre and Mr and Mrs George B Whitacre. The New York Herald and Tribune combined in 1924 under Ogden Reid and partners forming the New York Herald Tribune dated March 19 1924.
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Winchester
Gov. John 8
Richmond
W. Erle Edwards
Guy Smith
Zeiler Bageant
Hoye Riley
Lee N. Whitacre
George B. Whitacre
New York Herald and Tribune
Herald
Ogden Reid
Tribune
On York Herald
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VMI
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Virginia Military
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Bridgewater
Randolph Macon
Mt. St. Marys
Western Maryland
High Point
Appalachian
Tampa
Florida
Marshall
Morehead
Hampden-Sydney
Ranoke
Washington and Lee
Union
Centre
Texas Wesleyan
St Marys
Bardin-Simmons
Texas Tech
St. Louis
Wichita
Hamline
Gustavus Adolphus
Washington, D
Keglers
Jess Kiracofe
Comeback Hogan
Sam Snead
Boston
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Hugh L. Ray
Norman
Okla
Phoenixville
Ft. Meade
Maryland Army Post
Limestone Farm
Good & CO
Rouss Ave
Dial
Harry Stotler
Nash
Nash Statesman
Ambassador
Carllustrated
Texes
Eny
Detroit, Ain
Ger
Winchester Nash
Loudoun St
Leggett’s
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Robert E. Lee
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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