Hampden Sydney Leads State Cage Standings Then Busy Week Ahead
Hampden Sydney, coached by George Proctor, holds top with five wins and one loss as Virginia teams face reduced schedules. William and Mary is second at four and one, Washington and Lee third at 3-1. Duke beat VPI 65-52 with Youmans starring. Tech’s Trumbo tallied 13. The season’s subway fact notes a 1907 700 foot line built to connect the Senate Office Building with the Capitol.
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Bengals
George Proctor
William and Mary
Washington and Lee
Generals
Hampden-Sydney
Tigers
Virginia
Univer of
Richmond Spiders
Tech
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Spiders
Blacksburg
North Carolina State
VMI
Roanoke College
Salem
Duke
VPI
Youmans
Dukes
Bob Trumbold
Senate
Washington, D. C
U. S. Capitol
Farm Sales Directory Listings February Events
A series of farm auctions are listed with dates and locations across area farms. L. C. White hosts stock and implements west of Stephens City February 9 at 10 am. Claude Poston near Millwood on Rt. 50 February 16 at 10 am. Charles Edwards near Berryville Marvin Chapel Church February 23 at 10 am. Bart White Hall February 24 at 11 am. H O Light at Grimes February 25 at 10 am sells livestock, machinery, and household goods.
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L. C. White
Stephens City
Claude Poston
Millwood
Charles Edwards
Berryville
Marvin Chapel Church
H. S. Bart
White Hall
H. O. Light
Grimes
Coaches move sparks bring fresh ideas across conferences
Sports commentary notes Earl Blaik argues coaching changes spread new techniques across regions. West Coast hires from Nevada to Vanderbilt expected to inject new ideas. Oregon defends Aiken amid Nebraska blizzard publicity. Oklahoma grads fund Bud Wilkinson’s Norman home.
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New York
Earl Blaik
Army
Blaik
Pacific Coast
Jim Aiken
Nevada
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Pappy Woldorf
Northwestern
Howie Odell
Reggie Root
Yale
Red Sanders
Vanderbilt
Montana
West Coast
Oregon
Nebraska
Aiker
Kim
Aiken
South
Oregonians
Illinois Battles Draw Cage Interest
Illinois holds center stage in college basketball with two big games this weekend. Minnesota visits Champaign for a stern test as Illinois pursues momentum after an undefeated stretch, while Oklahoma A and M seeks revenge on DePaul in Chicago following a Demons victory over St. Louis.
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Illinois
Nnesota
Golden Gophers
Champaign
University of Ilinois
Chicago
Oklahoma A
St. Louis
DePaul
Demons
Aggies
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Hamline
Western Kentucky
Villanova
Founding of Boys Town by Father Flanagan in 1917
Msgr Edward J Flanagan founded Boys Town during the Christmas season of 1917 by borrowing $90 to rent an Omaha house. It grew into the current institute where hundreds of boys gain training to become useful citizens. Boys Town incorporated as a village in 1936. Msgr Nicholas H Wegner succeeds Father Flanagan.
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Boys Town
Father Flanagan
Edward J. Flanagan
Omaha
Nicholas H. Wegner
Kentucky and St Louis Face Off In East Rivalry
Kentucky and St Louis University are central in a heated East clash with NCAA caliber centers Ralph Beard Alex Groza and Ed Macauley drawing praise. The preview notes Kentucky's shooting depth and St Louis speed while recounting past meetings and expert opinions on the title contenders.
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Kentucky9
Ralph Beard
Alex Groza
Jones
St. Louis
Ed Mccauley
Billikens
LSU
Kentucky
Wildcats
Missouri Valley
Schatzman
Marvelous
Cage
Groza
MaCauley
Easy Ed
Rae
Table Tennis League Opens with Presbyterians Lead
The Loudoun St. Presbyterian church entry took the singles lead and is tied for first in doubles after the Moose forfeited all their matches to the church. It was the only forfeited match in the City Table Tennis League season opener held Saturday.
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Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
Moose
Feed the Birds They Must Depend on You in Bad Weather
A short notice urges residents to provide food and shelter for birds during harsh weather. It highlights the birds' reliance on human help for survival when temperatures drop and storms arrive.
Across The Headpin League Results and Standings
Indoor bowling league results show teams Valley Airways Chapman Motor Bell Clothes and GAA with scores, sets, and individual high games. Notable tallies include Valley Airways team set 1494 and Chapman Motor 1446, Office Finishing shipping and rolling departments tallied in department results. Next week Grimes Golden faces Crab Apple Delicious and Jonathan meets Yorks.
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Jewel Box
Valley Airways
Chapman Motor
GAA. No
Bell Clothes
Caduceus
GA. No
Va. Fruit Co
Star Office
Ind
June Whitmore
A Michael
Mabel Grim
Lee Michael
Mace Grim
Marguerite Curry
Chapman Motor Co
Shipping Department
Joe Luttrell
Gordon Teeple
Ee Glover
Johnny Greene
Crab Apple
Jonathan
Yorks
Delicious
Grimes Golden
Northern Spy
Corinne Carskaden
Dot Rice
Jean Steele
Janet Lambert
Russell LaFollate
Ed Clevenger
Keith Ritter
Eddie Skull
Crab Apple Delicious
Quiz Answers From Page Four Highlight Key Facts
The list names correct responses: three months for question one, First Session of the 81st Congress, Java, United States of America, the Mediterranean, Bob Hope, State Department, John Adams with birth and death dates, five stars, and the Philippines.
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Java
United States of America
The
Mediterranean
Bob Hope
State Department
John Adams
Philippines
Stuart Seeks Virginia Legion Commander Post
Charles E. Stuart of Montross announces his candidacy for Virginia department commander of the American Legion. The World War I veteran, a lawyer and farmer, is currently first district vice commander and seeks to succeed J. Westwood Smithers as Legion state convention in Alexandria August 7 to 10. Westmoreland post 148 unanimously endorses Stuart. his home post prompted the move.
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Richmond
Charles E. Stuart
Montross
Virginia House of Delegates
Westmoreland County
Virginia Department
American Legion
Stuart
First District
Mander J. Westwood Smithers
Legion
Alexandria
Westmoreland Post
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Norman
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Frank Howard
Peahead Walker
All Brothers
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Tom Hamilton
Lee Sala
Art Rooney
Elmer Daily
Sammy Weiss
Paul Arizin
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
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Long Island University
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Wah Wah Jones
Billiken
Marvin
Kevin) Schatzman
Adolph Rupp
Northern Virginia Power Co
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
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NYPC
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Fred Sturm
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Joseph Heye
Tyson
Lazazzera
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Co. I
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Table Tennis
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Anderson Electrical CO
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N. Braddock St
Evening Star Ladies League
Legion State
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Chapman ‘Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Heatwolk Motor CO
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