Oklahoma Aggies seek to break St Louis streak tonight
Oklahoma A&M aims to spoil St Louis University’s skid with Hank Iba defense. The Aggies, boasting a 35 point allowed average, rely on zone defense to slow Ed Macauley and the Billikens as Cincinnati leads national scoring at 74.4 points per game.
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New York
St. Louis University
Hank Iba
St. Louis
Ed Macauley
Aggies
Billikens
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Cincinnati
Rhode Island State
Manhattan
Joe Noertaker
Virginia
Tony Levelli
Yale
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Chester Giermak
William and Mary
Vince Boryla
Denver
Oklahoma Aggies
Siena
Michigan
Kentucky
Minnesota
Wyoming
College Basketball Night Games Summary
Night basketball results feature multiple college teams across venues. Notable scores include East over Temple 58 54 and LaSalle 36 over Lafayette 81 37, with Brown 1 defeating Yale 85 to 75 and Army 72 over Williams 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Temple
LaSalle
Lafayette
Lehigh
Baltimore Univ
Juanita
Penn Military
Delaware
Long Island
Bergen
Geneva
Bethany
Wva
West Va Wesleyan
Shepherd
Yale
Fordham
Army
Williams
Thiel
Carnegie Tech
South— Catholic Univ
Washington (Md
American Univ
Mt. St. Marys
Bowling League Averages Highlight Local Club Standings
The record lists first half averages for teams including Lions Club, Home Beneficial Life Ins, and O Sullivan operations. Individual marks show Hawthorne, Hawthorne, Duvall, and Miller among top scorers with team totals like Lions Club 606 and Poultry 602.
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Poultry Lions Club
Benif
O'Sullivan Plant
Poultry
Scions Club
Benis
Life
American Legion Keiter
Larrick
Dorton
Holsinger
Berry
Ebert
Poultry Clevenger
Livengood
Duvall
Bish
Newlin
Elliott Motor Winnes
Elliott
Zirkle
Shaffer
Bro
Home Beneficial Life Ins
Grimm
Nickerson
Hoke
Timbrook
Tusing
Rohrer
Lions Club
Hawthorne
Bridgeforth
Shewbridge
Jasper
B. Harper
Soper
H. Harper
Schenck
Northern VA. Power CO. Slifer
McDonald
Babb
Anderson
Butler
Dunn
Cather
O’sullivan Office Halvosa
Radcliff
Zigler
W. O. Grove
Stewert
Everly
Childress
O’sullivan Plant Miller
Glaize
Cadwallader
Coffelt
Taylor
Lillis
Lewis
Sarah Zane Fire Coo
Lake
Cooper
Levi
R. McIntyre
E. McIntyre
Conner
Leary
D. Jones
Buncutter Tire CO. Lovett
Plumly Boosts Junior Softball League In City
Mr. P. W. Plumly hosted a dinner at the George Washington hotel with Plumly Lumber Corp members and guests. The city league basketball team received a pep talk and entertainment as Plumly expressed support for promoting a junior softball league through church and business support.
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P. W. Plumly
George Washington Hotel
Plumly Lumber Corp
Plumly
Paul Plumly
W. M. Wheeler
Joe Briggs
Howard Holland
Hunter Maddox
Beverley Lamb
Bruce Lovett
Wendell Seldon
Bruce Capper
Richard Wolfe
Donald Smallwood
Gibson White
Wallace Dil
Washington and Lee Plans Tuition Increase
Washington and Lee university trustees voted to raise tuition by 100 dollars next September bringing the annual average to 450 dollars. The report notes the planned rise comes after the board's approval. In a separate note, the Pima Indians believed a dying person’s spirit moved into an owl and offered owl feathers to aid the transfer.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Family Struggles Unfold Over Missing Father Figure
Donna and her mother Jean face anxiety as Alan Collwell vanishes during a Western trip. Burgin holds power of attorney and Detroit Chicago ties raise questions. A Chicago office party and luncheon are described as clues while Donna clings to hope and awaits news from Mark or Burgin.
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New York
Donna
Dad
Burgin
Jean
Ethel Hueston
Alan
Chicago
Mark
Bobbs-Merrin Company.Dist
Army coach Blaik defends two platoon system and coaching changes
West Point reports Earl Blaik supports the substitution rule as just right while noting future coaching staff shifts. The piece also recalls Ernie Laniangan’s baseball memories, potential moves for Jesse Fatherree, Ted Shipkey joining Santa Anita, Rufus Woodward’s new book, and Billy Maxwell’s golf prospects alongside Doak Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Army
Earl Blaik
Blaik
Earl
Stu Holcomb
Herman Hickman
Andy Gustafson
Sid Gillman
Jock Sutherland
Ernie Lanigangan
Tucson
Ariz
Honus Wagner
Frank Bowerman
Slick Morton
Ted Shipkey
Los Angeles Dons
Santa Anita
Sports Ilustrated
Rufus Stanley Woodward
Ted Williams
Texas
Billy Maxwell
SMU
Doak Walker
Charles Town defeats Berryville 55 to 29 in high school game
Charles Town outscored Berryville 55 to 29 as Whittington led with 21 points and Berryville could not score in the second quarter. Berryville next hosts Boyce while Lincoln was rescheduled to Monday due to exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville High School
Charles Town Quint
Whittington
Smallwood
Berryville
Coagh Chester Rockwell
Quint
Charlestown
Charles Town
Boyce
Lincoln
Berryville Fuller
Carpenter
Carter
Locke
Wisecarver
Pitta
Forsythe
Feagans
Hardesty
Longerbeam
Fabled Vienna Coffee Houses and Historic Brews
An old fragment notes Vienna coffee houses dating to 1683 after a Pole found brown beans and opened a cafe to serve patrons. The text includes scattered names and numbers from a ledger or transcription, with references to painters and totals, set against a backdrop of historic coffee culture.
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Vienna
Pole
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Loyola
Seton Hall
Suh F Towers
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Winchester
Firestone
Bradda
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Kern Motor Co
Christy Mathewson
Iron and Oil
Bowerman
Denison-Uhrichsville
Ohio
Bob Quinn
Ernie
South
Jesse Fatherree
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Gi National Bohemian Beer
National Brewing Co. of
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Belle Haven
Montague Avenue
Harrison-Chandler Electric CO
Front Royal
E. W. Armstrong CO
Turner & Harper
Strasburg, Va
O'Connell
Grove’s
Thayer High
BYLO
KROLL
Northwest
J. W. Grove
Charles Town Whittington
Painter
Rissler
Wepre Smith
March OF Dimes
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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