Judges Top Shepherdstown 58 53 In Nip and Tuck Battle
Handley held a halftime lead before Shepherdstown surged, slipping to 58-53. Bill Hickerson led Handley with 18 points while Shepherdstown’s John Shackelford scored 16. Handley shot 30.7 percent from the field and made six of 20 free throws as Shepherdstown finished 32.3 percent from the floor. The Handley JV defeated Shepherdstown 41-28. Upcoming non league games host Martinsburg and visit Strasburg.
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Charlie Tait
Shepherdstown
Handley
West
Hickerson
Bill Hickerson
John Shackelford
Eddie Grim
Frank Armstrong
Jackie Henderson
Henderson
Childs
Handley Jv's
J.v.’S
Sugar Ray Returns to Ring in Chicago Showdown With Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson meets Ralph Jones in a 10 round comeback at Chicago Stadium televised by CBS at 10 p m EST. Robinson, 34, seeks the middleweight crown from Bobo Olson, while Jones, 26, carries a rough puncher profile as the challenger in a test of Robinson's form.
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Chicago
Ralph
Tiger” Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadium
CBS
Robinson
Yonkers
N. Y
Crowder
Rocky Graziano
Jones
Sugar Ray
Carr Publishing Co. Sets Pace in A League Bowling Night
Charlie Renner rolled 407 for Carr Publishing Co. as they swept O'Sullivan with a 1678 team set. Skyway Five led 1733 in team set, while Lions Club, Truck Suppliers, Sears, and Home Beneficial Life posted wins. Buncutter Tire Co. slipped further in the standings.
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Charlie Renner
Carr Publishing Co
O'Sullivan
Renner
Boyce
Charles Ebert
Kenny Lake
Paul Gillespie
Harold Catlett
O’sullivan
Skyway
Livengood
Buncutter
Dick Sheetz
Ralph Wilson
Jimmy Livengood
Sheetz
Marsden Licksider
Wilson
Jess Kiracore
Wallace Dill
Buncutter Tire Co
Lions Club
Mickey Perry
Lions
Bill Bridgeforth
Les Elliott
Richard Buncutter
Ed Clevenger
Sonny Cooper
Baker's Tavern
Frank Cooper
Marshall Clevenger
Allen Gaunt
Jack Larrick
Raymond Baker
Baker’s Tavern
Lynn Comer
Sears
National Fruit
Bob Legge
Hugh Patton
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Skyway Five
Home Beneficial Life
O'Sullivan Bey Buncutter Tire Co
Ind
Richard Sheetz
Lincoln Defeats Douglas 77 60 as Burks Nets 21
Lincoln High defeated Douglas High 77 to 60 in Frederick Maryland. Robert Burks and Snowden each scored 21 for Lincoln while Carroll added 20 and Brown 18. Douglas star John Carter fouled out in the third as Lincoln pulled away in Q2 and Q3.
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Lincoln
Douglas
Burks
Douglas High
Lincoln High
Frederick
Bulldogs
Edwin Barksdale
Cardozo
Washington
Robert Burks
R. Snowden
P. Carroll
F. Brown
John Carter
Dabney Stephenson
Carter
Page-Jackson
Charles Town
Douglas Jv’s
Douglas F
Prather
R. Burks
H. Stephenson
Ford
D. Stephenson
P. Burks
Lincoln G FT
J. Snowden
C. Bowie
Ambush
P. Bowie
Brewer
Carroll
Delanter
Thompson
JW Colonels Fall To Rappahannock In 12th Loss
James Wood bowled to Rappahannock 45 33 in a non league affair at James Wood High School. Atkins led Rappahannock with 21 points on six field goals and nine free throws while Hodson and Reddy paced James Wood with 11 and 8 points respectively. JV game went to Frederick County juniors 39 28.
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James Wood Colonels
Rappahannock
Little Washington
James Wood
Frederick County
Colonels
Atkins
Thornhill
Charlie Hodson
Steve Reddy
Hodson
Reddy
Goode
Duvall
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Raiders
Loudoun Varsity
F_ T Liscomb S
Bruce
Sish
Walker
Fries i
Stewart
Sager
Hubbell
Driver
Eastern NBA Stars Triumph Over West in All Star Game
In Madison Square Garden 13,148 fans watched the East defeat the West 101 91. Bill Sharman earned MVP honors with 15 points alongside Bob Cousy who scored 20 as the East pulled away late. Dolph Schayes and Sharman led the rebounding and scoring efforts for the East while Pettit and Selvy were limited.
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New York
National Basketball Assn
Madison Square Garden
Bill Sharman
Boston Celtics
Sharman
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Syracuse
Dolph Schaves
Milwaukee
Frank Selvy
Bob Pettit
Pettit
Selby
North Carolina State Falls to Yale Upset Spread Across Rounds
NC State 84 80 loss to Yale adds to a slate of shocks as Maryland drops 75 53 to George Washington while Dartmouth loses to Yale 83 79 in a double overtime Ivy tilt. Other results include Washington State over Idaho 53 39 Clemson over South Carolina 90 87 VMI defeated by William and Mary 88 68 and Baylor over Texas A M 89 77.
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North Carolina State
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
State
George Washington
Yale
Dartmouth
Rice
Texas Christian
Wolfpack
Tarheels
Skein
Terps
Associated Press
Indians
Elis
Charlie Ross
Ross
Dave Hobson
Washington State
Idaho
South Carolina
Clemson
William and Mary
VMI
Baylor
Texas A & M
Rappahannock versus James Wood basketball score report
Miller 10 points and McTierman 0 led Rappahannock to a 137 to 17 victory over James Wood. Score by periods shows 14 and 33 for the opponents with officials Emmart and Lewis listed.
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Miller
McTierman
Rappahannock
James Wood
Emmart
Lewis
Capon Bridge Falls 62 to 36 at Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs High overwhelmed Capon Bridge Bobcats 62 36 on the losers court with B P Close scoring 18 points and Dick Sirbaugh 15. Capon Bridge JV lost 37 23. Next game at Woodstock Monday and February 17 rematch with Berkeley Springs. Officials Seldon and Barber.
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Berkeley Springs High
Capon Bridge
Bobcats
Dick Sirbaugh
Woodstock
Berkley Springs
Seldon
Barber
Tallest people in the world from Nile headwaters
The Nilothe tribes near the White Nile headwaters average about 5 ft 10 in with men often 1 foot taller. They stand roughly 2 inches taller than the typical American male.
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Africa
White Nile
Lexington Tops Buchanan For First District 5 Defeat
In District 5 action Lexington upset previously undefeated Buchanan 59 to 44. Clifton Forge beat Lee High 59 to 33, and Harrisonburg edged Waynesboro 50 to 46 with Covington, Rappahannock, and Handley also winning in non league play.
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Lexington
Buchanan
Clifton Forge
Handley
Clarke County
Lee High
Staunton
Harrisonsburg
Waynesboro
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Oa Anderson
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Litten
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Carr
Pifer Printing CO
N. Cameron St
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Patent Office
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TCU
Dartmouth, Md
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Berkeley Springs
Covington
Central
U. S
Korea
Congress
United States
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
Ren Pee
Atlantic
Plymouth
JP Plymouth
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