May Induct 4F Athletes Pace Service Draft Debate
Defense Secretary Marshall signaled 4F athletes and all eligible men could face draft if needed, with non combat roles possible to free fit personnel for front lines. House committee discussed universal service, with MLB and NFL backing draft plans though current rules largely limit to 19 to 25 year olds and exemptions. Players like Erv Palica and Mickey Mantle were among those receiving notices for further physicals as the debate shifts to broader mobilization.
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Boston Red Sox
Cass Michaels
Washington Senators
Mickey Mantle
NC State Stuns Virginia Tech 114 66 in Southern Conf Thrilla
NC State Wolfpack crushed Virginia Tech 114 to 66 as Sammy Ranzino poured in 47 points to set a Southern Conference single game scoring record. Paul Horvath added 27 as State opened a 60 26 halftime lead and reclaimed top form after Duke forced OT previously.
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Real McCoy Tablets Promote Weight Gain Promise
Advertises Real McCoy Tablets claiming to increase appetite and aid weight gain for those with vitamin deficiencies. Promises money back after 30 to 40 days if no gains, notes iron content to help anemia, and prices at 98 cents in drugstores.
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Boxing results from last night boxing matches
The Associated Press reports several bouts with outpoints and stoppages. Sandy Saddier of New York defeated Dave Shade in Buffalo. Roger Donoghue of Yonkers outpointed Louis Ortiz of New York in White Plains. Doc Williams of New York stopped Chubby Wright of Reading, PA in Miami. Conscripto of Mexico City outpointed Herman of Los Angeles in Los Angeles.
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Mexico City
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Orts Sof Spun take two of three in A League bowling
Orts Sof Spun led by John Romick Jack Larrick and Kenny Lake posted a 631 team game and 1680 team set to beat Elliott Motor Lines and later edged O Sullivan Office. Sarah Zane Fire Co led with 1603 while O Sullivan Plant posted 1591. Harold Dawson's 148 aided National Fruit in a middle game upset.
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Richard Buncutter
Artie Kiracofe
Douglas Bulldogs Bow to Howard HS
The Douglas Colored High School Bulldogs lost 63 32 at Piedmont West Virginia to Howard cagers led by A Donald with 19 points and M Perry 16 The Bulldogs P Burns and E Watkins each had six Pacers and E Curry five The next game is against Charles Town in the Armory at 7 30 p m with a subsequent meeting against Luray.
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Four Changes Made In City Cage Card
Winchester Senior Basketball League alters schedule with no games on Friday the 26 for March of Dimes events. Royal Crown Cola vs National Fruit at 7 30 pm on the 31 and Junior Chamber of Commerce vs Royal Crown Cola on February 10 at 7 30 pm. This Sunday the 28 features Winchester All Stars against Falls Church va boys and girls teams.
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Liu's Home Court Streak Reaches 139 Straight Wins
The LIU Blackbirds extend their home winning streak to 139 games, dating back to a 1947 defeat at home to Marshall College, reportedly the longest such streak in the nation.
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Pro-Amateur Prelim Draws Top Golfers in Phoenix Open
The opening round at Phoenix Country Club drew top players for the $10, Phoenix Open. Varry Glosser led with 66 while Walt Romans and others shot 68 and 69 to qualify for the tournament.
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Jack Coyle Springfield, Jr
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Saginaw
Mich
Dick Lundahl
Caldwell
Idaho
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Ansel Snow
Indians Sell Al Benton to Sacramento Solons
The Cleveland Indians announced the sale of pitcher Al Benton to the Sacramento Solons of the Pacific Coast League. The deal was described as cash, but the club did not disclose the purchase price.
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Buddhist Influence Spreads Beyond Tibet Across Asia
The Tibetan Lamaist tradition extends its reach into other Asian regions influencing local religious practice and monastic networks. Monastic orders, lineages, and teachers connect across borders shaping ceremonies, education, and devotion in neighboring countries.
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Caribbee Poised in Fort Lauderdale to Cat Cay Race
The 57-foot yawl Caribbee skippered by Carleton Mitchell won the Bahia-Mar race in 2 hours 44 minutes 5 seconds. Aboard Ariel Ir, Horace Binney placed second, Away, skippered by H N Davock, finished third. Seventeen boats entered the Fort Lauderdale to Cat Cay race across the Gulf Stream. Malabar XIII, defending champ, did not participate in the Bahia-Mar race but will compete in Cat Cay.
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Louis to Box Walker in 10 Round Civic Auditorium Show
Old Joe Louis, still a major draw, faces San Francisco’s Andy Walker for the California state title in a 10 rounder at Civic Auditorium on February 23. Promoter Jimmy Murray reports $8,000 in advance tickets and most of the 1700 ringside seats nearly sold. About 9,000 fans are expected and receipts could exceed $40,000. Ticket prices start at $7.50.
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City League Basketball Opens Tonight in Armory
Senior City Basketball League action begins at 7:30 p.m. in Winchester Armory with Nurses facing O'Sullivan in the girls game, followed at 8:30 p.m. by American Legion versus National Guard in the men’s clash. Nurses sport a 1–1 record, while O'Sullivan debuts. Legion beat Elks, and National Guard has losses to RC Cola and Elks.
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City Bowling Leagues Elect Their Officers
A Saturday night meeting at 9 30 pm at Health Center Bowling Alley elected officers for 1951 league activities. Representatives from A B Ladies Commercial Major Church Ladies Evening Star Girls Afternoon Mixed Doubles and James Wood Boys and Girls Afternoon leagues attended. Co chairman Oscar Ziegler and Yearl Lake named as officers with prospective committees.
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Notable contributions and burials noted in local column
Secretary Myrtle Cooper and Treasurer W E Bridgeforth will announce all committee members at the next meeting. Jack Zimmerman owner of the Health Center contributed to the banquet cost and pledged full support. Billy the Kid, outlaw of the Old West, is buried near Fort Sumner New Mexico.
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Athletics sign 14 players to contracts
Philadelphia Athletics have received contracts from 14 players. Four arrived by mail yesterday from outfielder Paul Lehner, pitcher Bobby Shantz, rookie Franklin Robinson, and Bob Stewart, a rookie shortstop promoted from the A's Lincoln Neb farm.
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