Elks and Capon Bridge Teams Lead Weekend Games at Winchester Armory
The four game weekend card at Winchester Armory featured Capon Bridge squads defeating Royal Crown Cola and Nurses, while Elks beat National Guard and Eberts overcame National Fruit. L. Pope led scoring with 25 for the Elks, J. Hovette added 23, and R. Royston was top for National Guard with 11.
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Winchester Armory
Capon Bridge
Royal Crown Cola Cngers
Nurses Outfit
Elks
National Guard
Eberts
National Fruit
Bcs
West Virginia
Winchester Bunch
National Fruit Ladies
L. Pope
J. Hovette
R Royston
J. Wingfield
Watach
Manuel
Snaffle
B Moore
H. Shendon
RC Bunch
C. Shull
J. Binner
K. Hott
W. Swisher
B. Herbert
B. Trenary
S. Daugherty
Ray Garrabrandt
Leon Pope
Garber
Patsy Ritter
Jessie Pickett
C. F. Dorsey
Frank Anderson
J. F. Wade
Doc Weiner
Capon
B. Shanholtz
Peer
Eaton
Gardner-ce
Manuel-g
Wotring
H. Lewis
J. Hovetre
J. Sencindiver
E. Garber
R. Baker
D. Wingfield
C. Sunderlin
R. Carper
T. Wingfield
Evening Star Ladies League results pinch first place ties
Capper's Jewelry Store upset Bell Clothes 3-0 as Lillian Good 112 110 and Virginia Trenary 112 led Capper's. Hershey Pints and Corinne Carskad en 121 aided a 3-0 win over Snow White Grill to tie for first place. Lucille Pope 119 summed GAA No. 2 over Farmers Merchants. GAA No. 1 edged Jr. Women of Berryville 1-0 on Reba Bell 111.
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Hershey
Bell Clothes
Jr. Berryville
Virginia Trenary
Capper
Loma Cunningham
Corinne Carskaden
Snow White Grill
Lucille Pope
GAA
Farmer’s & Merchants National Bank
Bankers
Frances Crisman
Berryville
Clarke County
Reba Bell
Legionnaires Rally in Double Overtime to Beat Middleburg
Berryville American Legion hosts Middleburg Athletic Club in a 57-55 double overtime win as Triplett leads Middleburg with 18 points and Rockwell paces Berryville with 16. Clarke County girls fall 61-33. Crown scores 33 for Middleburg.
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Berryville American Legion
Middleburg Athletic Club
Clarke County Girls
Middleburg
Legionnaires
Acs
Triplett
Jackson
Chester Rockwell
H. Jenkins
B. Lee
Berryville
Crown
Clarke County
Skippy Armel
T C. Rock
D. Chapman
B. Locke A. Bad
H. Lloyd
B. Levi
Ff Gordon
Hoffman
Tappero
Reeves
Robertson
Usual life of building stone in changing climates
Building stone life varies by conditions. In New York coarse brownstone lasts 5 to 15 years while granite can endure 50 to 200 years. Climate drives deterioration. Cleopatra's Needle survived Egypt for 3,000 years but failed in New York within 25 years.
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New York
Cleopatra's Needle
Egypt
Upsets Shake Top College Basketball Teams This Year
Country’s leading teams face shocks as Kentucky, Bradley, and Oklahoma A M all suffer defeats. Kansas State, LIU, Columbia, and Illinois see streaks altered while Manhattan College falls 55-52 after a scare at Springfield College.
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Joe Falls
New York
Kentucky
St Louis
Wildcats
Bradley
St. John’s
Braves
Oklahoma A & M
Aggies
St. Louie
Long Island
Columbia
LSU
Blackbirds
San Francisco
California
Arizona
Kansas State
St. Louis
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Detroit Morriday
Wichita
Billy Mann
Chicago
DePaul
NC State
LaSalle
Manhattan College
Springfield College
Mentor of Oarsmen For Washington Blue
Coach Al Ud ldrickson trains the Washington Huskies rowing team for the Intercollegiate Regatta on the Ohio River June 16 and a Seattle Lake Washington race May 19. He notes four graduated oarsmen and three missing from last year's junior varsity, hindering chances against California Bears. The Huskies start workouts January 29 amid uncertain factors.
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Seattle
al Aldrickson
Washington Husky
Blues
Husky
Ohio River
Huskies
California Bears
Lake Washington
Uldrickson
Washington
Audrey Erickson a multi sport star dubbed Long Island's prettiest athlete
Audrey Erickson a Brooklyn born 22 year old 118 pound athlete from Valley Stream is noted as an all around performer. She kicks footballs 40 yards and plays basketball baseball field hockey and swims. She models and works as a secretary while performing exhibitions between halves with the New York Cover Girls who tour 26 states this winter.
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Frank Eck
AP Newsfeature
New York
Audrey Erickson
Audrey
Brooklyn
Valley Stream
N. Y
Long Island
Miss Erickson
Cover Girls
Conference Battle Begins to Get Hot
The Southern Conference scoring race tightens as South Carolina's Jimmy Slaughter and Duke's Dick Groat lead with 26.2 and 26.1 point marks from nine and seven games. NC State sits atop with eight wins, one et cetera. Sammy Ranzino boosts Wolfpack season total to 391 points setting a new school record for a single campaign. Upsets include Maryland over UNC in overtime and West Virginia over Richmond and Waynesburg. Week schedule includes NC State vs Virginia Tech and North Carolina State hosting North Carolina State.
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Richmond
South Carolina
Jimmy Slaughter
Duke
Dick Groat
Slaughter
Groat
Mark Workman
West Virginia
North Carolina State
State
la Salle
Raleigh
N. C
Sammy Ranzino
Wolfpack
Maryland
North Carolina
University of Richmond
Clemson
Citadel
Waynesburg
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Furman
Wake
Gehrmann Dominates Mile Run Faces Millrose Challenge
Don Gehrmann of Milwaukee won the K of C mile in 4:11.5, defeating Fred Wilt in Philadelphia and again beating Wilt in Boston. Swedish star Ingvar Bengtsson and Villanova’s John Joe Barry also competed as Gehrmann eyes next Saturday’s Millrose meet in New York.
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Boston
Don Gehrmann
Milwaukee
Wis
Fred Wilt
FBI
Gehrmann
New York
Wilt
Philadelphia
Ingvar Bengtsson
John Joe Barry
Villanova
Barry
Horace Aschenfelter
Penn A. C
College football schedule glimpsed in late season matchups
The list shows Duke at Duke? no. Davidson at Clemson. Virginia Military at Richmond. Virginia Tech at Washington and Lee. Salem at West Virginia. Teams across campuses compete in fall play, highlighting regional pairings and venue variety.
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Duke
Davidson
Clemson
Virginia Military
University of Richmond
Virginia Tech
Washington & Lee
Salem
West Virginia
Babe Zaharias Aims To Break Own Tampa Open Record
Babe Zaharias, winner of the Tampa Women's Open, held the 288 world record for women golfers. She plans to lower the mark further, after earning 1000 dollars in the 3500 event. The victory came at the Tampa Golf and Country Club near Palma Ceia, surpassing Louise Sages 291 and the previous Tampa Open record of 295 held by Patty Berg and Polly Riley.
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Tampa. Fla
Babe Zaharias
Tampa
Landover
Babe
Wichita
Patty Berg
Polly Riley
Campbell wins Atlantic States Open Veterans Table Tennis title
Altoona's Jerry Campbell roared back from an early loss to defeat James Cavanagher of Philadelphia 20-22 21-17 21-14 21-16 and claim the Veterans' Singles crown for players 35 and older. The New York duo of Leah Thall Neuberger and Ruth Crist captured the women's doubles 21-19 21-10.
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Jerry Campbell
Philadelphia
Altoona
James Cavanaggr
New York
Leah Thall Neuberger
Ruth Crist
Patty McLinn
Harrisburg
Corine Deley
Washington
Braves Captain Mann Injured Wrist Ends Season
Peoria Illinois Bradley guard Captain Bill Mann 23 will miss the rest of the season with a fractured wrist. Coach Forrest Anderson said Mann injured the wrist leaping for a lay up in the Wichita game Saturday Brad ley won 76 61. Mann led the team in shooting percentage and was second in scoring with 236 points in 19 games.
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Peoria
Bill Mann
Chicago
Bradley
Forrest Anderson
Mann
Wichita
Braves
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