Orts Sof Spun Bread Clinches First Half in Evening Star League
Orts Sof Spun Bread tops Polly's Cab 2 games to 1 to secure the first half title as GAA No 1 wins two out of three over Chapman Motor. Aggie McCall leads with a 340 set and 113 game while Marie Fauver posts 145 for second high for the year. Bell Clothes Store sweeps Winchester Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaners in the same round.
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Polly
Aggie McCall
Orts
Marie Fauver
Bell Clothes Store
Winchester Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaners
The
Clothiers
Frances Bingle
Juanita Kelchner
Chapman Motor Co
Dorothy Tillotson
Frances Crisman
GAA No. 1
Marion Melton
Chapman Motor
Ruby Boyd
Dorothy Burke
GAA
Martha Rees
Pat Boxwell
GAA No
Leggett
Leggett’s. On Helen Corrigan
Leggett’s
Edna Lazazzera
C & P Telephone Co
Aikens Construction Co
Virginia Trenary
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Margaret Hodgson
Bell Clothes
Polly's Cab
Orts Bread
Polly’s Cab
Bell Clothes Seen
C & P Telephone
Winchester Laundry
F & M Bank
Leggett's Eee
Teeter
Aiken Construction
Blue Devils Take Half Title as Packers Rout Judges
Ronnie Haines led the Judges with a 357 set on 131 120 106 but the Packers claimed the first half crown by winning two of three games in a Saturday Morning League bout. Packers triumphed 463 489 463 to 440 439 463 over Judges to clinch the half.
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Ronnie Haines
Packers
Haines
John March
Butch Jones
Jerry Stickley
Jim Snapp
David Smallwood
Smallwood
Snapp
Tom Crosby
Cardinals
Blue Devils
Dickie Ritter
Richard Haines
Phil Newcomb
Ind
Ritter
Unbeaten Machen Meets comeback king Max im in Miami bout
Eddie Machen the unbeaten 19 straight faces Joey Maxim who returns at 34 in a Friday heavyweight bout in Miami Beach. Carlos Ortis seeks No 20 in Chicago Stadium against Bobby Rogers as another unbeaten lightweight fights. Also Christ mas Eve knockout winner returns tonight at St Nick's facing Jerry Luedes. DuMont will telecast to some sections.
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Eddie Machen
Joey Maxim
Miami Beach
Carlos Ortis
Chicago Stadium
Bobby Rogers
Angelo D
Ernie Durando
St. Nick's
Jerry Luedes
Brooklyn
Luedee
New Haven
Conn
DuMont
Polio Drive Boosts Local Basketball Fundraiser Plan
Handley High and James Wood join a district wide polio fundraising push with league night basketball games. Handley undefeated and leading District 10, while James Wood hosts its first home game after a long road swing. Strasburg, Turner Ashby, and Warren County figure in the schedule as part of a county wide effort led by school officials and coaches.
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Handley High
Strasburg
James Wood
Turner Ashby High
Health Center
Jack Zimmerman
Colonels
Warren County Wildcats
Frederick County School
Handley
Warren County
March of Dimes
Seeneens Montevideo
Bell Clothes Drubs Hedgesville 78 50 In Armory Action
Bell Clothes overwhelmed Shepherdstown 78 to 50 as Gus Muir missed the center spot for Shepherdstown. Bud Dearing scored 22, Edwin Barksdale added 17, and Jim Blackburn contributed rebounding after the loss of the trio Shank Duff Angerone. Rudd led Hedgesville with nine field goals as Beck fouled out. Officials Levi and Keller Grim.
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Bell Clothes
Shepherdstown
Armory
Gus Muir
Bud Dearing
Edwin Barksdale
Jim Blackburn
West
Bell
Sunnyside
Hedgesville
Garino Rudd
Beck li Isherwood Snyder
Ballas
T! Dearing
Royston
Robertson Barksdale
Kerr Blackburn
Shendon
Hedgesville Falls 80 62 as Jackson Leads SS Scoring
Ivan Jackson leads with 18 points for Stephenson Sunnyside in an 80 62 loss at the Armory to Hedgesville. Nadenhouseh Hull and Fink reach double figures for Hedgesville while Bromley Crisman Smallwood Hodson contribute for SS. The host miss at the line costs them a closer game.
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Stephenson - Sunnyside Quint
Hedgesville
Armory
Ivan Jackson
Lemaster and
Thomas
S-S
Charles Crisman
Hedgesville Quint
Winchester Armory
T _Lemaster
Nadenhouseh
Thomas Ss
Fink
KJ. Catlett
Hull
G. Cattlett Ae Chambers
G FT T Bromley
Oo Patterson
Crisman
Hudson
Jackson
Smallwood
Cardinals Waiting For Pet Secretary Before Stan Signs
General manager Frank Lane of the St. Louis Cardinals denied reports of contract squabbles with star Stan Musial. Lane noted secretary Mary Murphy has officiated at 15 Musial signings and is on vacation, so Musial's contract signing will wait until her return from Florida in a week or 60.
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Chicago
Frank Lane
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Lane
Chicago Baseball Writers
Mary Murphy
Cardinal
Musial
Florida
Fort Wayne Pistons Hold Slim Western Lead After Losses
The Fort Wayne Pistons remain atop the Western Division at 19-21, a .475 mark, despite two consecutive losses. The Hawks sparked the division by beating Syracuse 104-96 and Philadelphia 104-102 in overtime, while the Knicks endured their worst defeat of the season, a 114-78 loss to Boston.
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Fort Wayne
Pistons
National Basketball Assn
Boston
Rochester Royals
Minneapolis Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
HAWKS
Syracuse
Philadelphia Warriors
Lakers
Rochester
New York
Knicks
Celtics
Boy Laughs Off Dog Bite After Glasses Case Absorbs Bite
Donald Diment, 10, of Pueblo, Colo., says a glasses case in his pocket saved him when a dog leaped from a yard and bit him. He walked away laughing as the case absorbed the dog's full bite.
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Pueblo
Colo
Donald Diment
Donald
Bennetts Emory and Henry Tops State Scorers in Tight Lead
Virginia college basketball sees Bill Bennet Bennett of Emory and Henry slip ahead of Lee Marshall of Washington and Lee by under four hundredths of a point to become the state scoring leader after eight games. The season’s midterm break halts all state games with VMI at Virginia and Tech hosting Davidson on the schedule, while Washington and Lee remains atop the Southern Conference. GW outruns VMI 79-54 as Bill Coupland leads VMI with 15 points and Bridgewater snaps a six-game losing streak behind strong showings from Clayton and Pence.
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Richmond
Virginia
Bill Bennett
Emory
Henry Bennett
Lee Marshall
Washington and Lee
Bennett
Marshal
VMI
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Chuck Noe
Techmen
Timngs
Tech
George Washington
Bill Coupland
Bridgewater
Towson
Eagles
Clayton
Pence
Jet sound barrier causes Atlantic City alarm
A loud jet airliner crack followed by a thunderous boom prompted an Atlantic City woman to pull a fire alarm believing her oil burner exploded. Police and fire crews investigated the disturbance and found no fire. The event sparked a brief warning to residents to avoid panic during test flights.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Steel Industry Reports 657600 U S Employees
The steel industry reports 657600 employees in the United States across major firms and facilities, reflecting a sizable workforce amid ongoing production and market activity.
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Steel Industry
United States
UNC Paces NCAA With 15-0 Start Despite ACC Hopes
North Carolina remains the lone unbeaten team at 15-0 as Wilt the Stilt and Kansas falter. The Tar Heels face a tough schedule with Maryland, Duke, Virginia, Wake Forest, NC State, South Carolina State, and another Duke test before resuming ACC play.
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North Carolina
Wilt
Stilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Frank MacGuire
Tar Heels
Associated Press
Maryland
Duke
Virginia
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
South Carolina State
Lions Said to Roam Palos Verdes Hills Near Los Angeles
Roll ing Hills Calif 4 A veteran hunter says he is convinced a pair of mountain lions roams the Palos Verdes hills south of Los Angeles. Fresh tracks found Saturday suggested a male and female lions prowling the peninsula. Last week workers and residents saw large animals with one man stating a five foot long mountain lion was sighted.
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Rolling Hills
Calif
Palos Verdes Hills
Los Angeles
David R. Benton
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Rampant ACC threats loom as exams curb hoops action
Wake Forest has won 11 of 12 while Duke, NC State pose threats to Dean Smith. Midyear exams reduce games this week leaving limited activity as Kentucky visits Vanderbilt in a top ten showdown.
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Wake Forest
Duke
North Carolina State
McGuire
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Metropolitan Plan Adopts Flexible Insurance Nest Egg
A Metropolitan Representative invites readers to explore an adaptable insurance estate plan. The ad urges early career savers to see how the plan can be tailored to individual needs and demonstrates the benefits of starting a nest egg for future security.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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McCall
Johnny’s Sport Shop
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Enaly Ie Wik
Association Press
Buncutter Tire CO
Charles Tait
Dearing
Barksdale
Bill Shank
Tommy Duff
Larry Angerone
Angerone
Duff
Shank
Levi and
Keller
S-S Quint
Nadenhousch
Antigua
British West Indies
Eddie Grim
Pet
Stan
Virginia Power CO
Piccadilly & Main Sts
Wright
Olitam Life Insurance
Compar
Madison Avenue
Winchester
John C. Rupprecht
Charlies A. Harris
Winchester, VA
Roger J. Laign Sherman W. Dick
Johnnie Young
John E. Kercheval
Guy W. Shackleford
Donald K. Jones
Marshall
Emory & Henry
Jet Age
ED Corrigan
California
Ben’s Battery Shop
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