Handley Tops Martinsburg and JWHS Bowl to St Josephs
Meredith Boyd leads Handley Judges to a 32 28 win over Martinsburg Bulldogs on the West Virginian court as Handley dominates backboard play. Kendall paced Handley with eight points while Smallwood led Martinsburg with six. The box scores detail field goals and free throws for Handley Martinsburg and the junior varsity game followed.
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Corbin
Kiracofe Bowls Season High 15 in Mixed Doubles
Martha Kiracofe sparked a season high 15 in the Wednesday Mixed Doubles, delivering a 151 middle game to lift the Kiracofe Ryan team to a win. Corrinne Carskaden led 133 for her duo to sweep, while Hilda Renner’s 116 helped Renner couple sweep all three games.
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Roxie Hockman
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Dick Sheetz
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Jack Jones
Sheeta
Troy Rhea
Pat Singhass
Pat Carson
Jack Owens
Miss Carson
Nooky Shendow
Virginia Renner
Margie Gates
Raymond Clark
Marciano Wins Boxing Award in Chicago 1951
Chicago writers and broadcasters named Rocky Marciano the Packey MacFarland Trophy recipient for the year 1951, recognizing his major contribution to boxing after his victory over Joe Louis.
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Rocky Marciano
Joe Louis
Marciano
Packey MacFarland
Kazmaier Lauricella Among Late Picks In Pro Football Draft
In the NFL draft, Kazmaier and Lauricella were largely ignored by teams despite All America honors. Kazmaier went 173rd to Chicago, Lauricella 200th to Detroit as the league shifts to the T formation. Other top stars like Matson Richter Isbell and McElhenny also went early, while Wade emerged as a Rams bonus pick in the quarterback role.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Vanderbilt
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Bob Waterfield
Norm van Brocklin
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Baylor
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Washington
San Francisco 49Ers
Bowl Games On Contract Basis Seen by Enright
Macon Ga Rex Enright University of South Carolina football coach told the Macon Touchdown Club that the Southern Conference will approve bowl games on a contract basis He predicted the conference would pursue a permanent contract with a bowl that would match the champion with another team Deadline for contract action not stated.
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University of South Carolina
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Kroll Leads Golfers In San Diego Open
The San Diego Open opens with a field of 130 plus golfers, led by Tea Kroll of New Hartford N Y with a seven under par 65. Joe Louis also competed, posting 38 36 76 as the tournament begins.
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Coffee Shop Bowlers Sweep Harrisonburg in Valley League
Howard Johnson Coffee Shop of Winchester kept a flawless second half record by sweeping Harrisonburg three games and pin fall at Health Center Alleys. Harrisonburg led first half by one game. Winchester won 614 568 in opening game behind Mickey Perry 140 and Bill Moore 134. Perry 380 and Ed Clevenger 375 led Winchester. Clark Rosenberger 374 led Harrisonburg. Next match hosts Luray at 8 p.m.
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Harrisonburg
Mickey Perry
Bill Moore
Perry
Bill Bradley
Ward Johnson Coffee Shop
Ed Clevenger
Christenberry vows to drive criminal scum from boxing in NY
New York boxing chief Robert Christenberry told writers at their annual banquet he would resign and work to strip legality from boxing in the state if he cannot purge the sport of criminal elements. He insisted he will push to remove corruption and protect legitimate boxing operations.
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Robert Christenberry
New York State Athletic Commission
Bowling scores show top performances by Carson Carskaden and Rhea
In men’s play Troy Rhea carded 136 and 135 in singles while Nooky Shendow posted 135 and Dick Sheetz 134. In team events Martha Kiracofe and Bob Ryan led with 264, Carskaden and Fiddler 247, Singhass and Rhea 241. Team sets featured Singhass and Rhea 663 and Kiracofe with Ryan 662.
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Corinne Carskaden
Troy Rhea
Nooky Shendow
Dick Sheetz
Marthe Kiracofe
Bob Ryan
Jim Fiddler
Pat Singhass
Martha Kiracofe
Colonels Lose 68 35 to St Joseph High at Martinsburg
James Wood suffered a 68 to 35 defeat to St Joseph High of Martinsburg West Virginia. Koontz and Fowler led St Joseph with 16 and 15 points while James Wood's Robert Kline topped the Colonels with nine. JV James Wood beat St Joseph JV 36-29 in the prelim. The Colonels next host Wilson Memorial at 7 p.m.
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Hoffman, OBrien Top Scorers Among Small Colleges
Hoffman of Brooklyn Poly leads small college scoring with 27 points per game while John OBrien of Seattle is close at 26.95 points per game based on NCAA Service Bureau figures through January 12.
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Harmon Hoffman
Brooklyn Poly
Little John O'Brien
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Ncaa Service Bureau
O'Brien
Prison Orphans Basketball Riot Disrupts WA
In Waitsburg Washington the Prison Orphans basketball team caused a chaotic scene last night. A spectator named Merenus George Norgard was injured when the fast break allegedly broke through crowd control, leaving authorities to assess the disturbance and medical response.
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Wash
Prison Orphans
Merenus George Norgard
Player Returns to Team After Voluntary Exit
A player who left last season returned to the team on a voluntary basis. The move restores depth for the squad and could impact upcoming games.
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