First Half Winners Take Other Two Games In Bowling
Stephenson Grocery bowls 621 in a three game set led by Keller 151 Lut trell 130 Skiles 123 and Carter 137 in a 2 1 victory over Glaize & Bro at the start of second half B League. Brakeshoe Cafeteria rolls three wins led by Loy 144. Clearbrook Woolen Co. posts 1660 set over Schewel Furniture. Valley Distributors upset Columbia Baking two of three.
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Fl Keller
Floyd Luttrell
Jake Skiles
Bill Carter
Stephenson Grocery
Glaize & Bro
Stephenson
Jack Billmrer
George Lute
Jim Fiddler
Riley Loy
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Valley Fruit & Candy
Zimmerman
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Schewel Furniture Co
Dick Brill
Bill Boden
Lewis Butts
Briscoe Ginn
Pete Anderson
Snede Newcome
Valley Distributors
Columbia Baking Co
Bob Smith
Russell LaFollette
Jim Merriner
Gene Funkhouser
Bell
Bayliss & Patterson
Emmertt Taylor
Hid
Sanitary Datry
Bureau of Mines
Sanitary Dairy
Brakeshoe Cafe
Clearbrook Woolen
Eewee
Columbia Baking
Bell Clothes
Schewel Furniture
Leesburg Douglass defeats Douglas on small court 62 to 38
Leesburg's Douglass team stifled Winchester on a small court, outrebounding and shelling in the paint to win 62 38. Charles Bryant led Winchester with 11, while Thomas Roberts paced Douglass with 23. John Carter had 15 for Winchester amid a tough night.
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Douglas
Douglass
Winchester
Leesburg
Bulldogs
Quint
Charles Bryant
Thomas Roberts
Grrr
Douglas Washington
Stephenson
Walker
Moten
Evans Q
iChinn
Roberts
T. Bryant
Baltimore
Ashton
Randolph
Simms
Owen
James Wood 68 Shepherdstown 59 in hard fought win
James Wood beat Shepherdstown High 68 59 at Shepherd College for the Colonels ninth win in 10 starts. Steve Reedy led with 25 points, Dickie Goode 12 and Mickey Baughman 10, while Shackleford battled through an ankle issue for Shepherdstown.
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James Wood
Shepherdstown High
Shepherd College
Steve Reedy
Shepherdstown
John Shackleford
Wendell Dick
Colonels
Jerry Deer
West Virginian
James Woodace
Deer
Shackleford
Reedy
Dickie Goode
Mickey Baughman
Goode
Baughman
James W
Jim Sprinkle
Rt T Reay
Podlesehny
Sprink
Street
Cence
FT T
Winchester
John Lucas
Jerry Derr
No. Va Power Co Springs 593 in Upset In C League
No. Va Power Co posted a season high 593 in a 1569 set as they upset Ellis Poultry Co two of three games in the C League. Jim Crim led Ellis with 133 in game one while Dean Baughman 135 and Ernie Strasnider 155 fueled a late surge for Power Co. Ralph Lamp added a 382 in two shifted matches for Post Office in another win. Team tallies show No. Va Power Co 598 game, 1569 set. Post Office 581 and 1594. Amoco 521 and 1539.
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No. Va. Power Co
Ellis Poultry Co
Jim Crim
Ellis
Dean Baughman
Ernie Strasnider
Powermen
Lewis Butts
Power Co
Ralph Lamp
Sanes
Post Office
Amoco Fieet
Kern Motor Co
Shenandoah Gas Co
Brown
Mobil
Bill Brown
Jimmy Brown
Ind
Joel Davis
Ernie Strosnider
Amoco
Brown's Market
Kern Motor
D Aay & Post Office
Sachet
Shenandoah Gas
No. Va. Power
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Amece Eee
Els Poultry
Carrol Bush
One-armed driver exempt from arm requirement in Kalamazoo
Luther O Craft 50 of Kalamazoo argued he cannot turn a wheel with a wooden arm. Municipal Judge Clark Olmsted granted an exemption from the state law requiring an artificial arm for one-armed drivers.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Luther O. Craft
Clark M. Olmsted
Craft
Olmsted
Local bowling duel lineup announced
The local team will feature Virginia Larrick Aggie Mc Call Helen Ritter Vivian Cooper and Connie Lineburg in a competitive bowling duel.
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Virginia Larrick
Aggie McCall
Helen Ritter
Vivian Cooper
Connie Lineburg
Kaingaroa Forest of New Zealand Grows From Wasteland
The Kaingaroa Forest in New Zealand has become the world’s largest man planted forest spanning about 550 square miles. Fifty years ago the area was a sterile wasteland.
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Kaingaroa
New Zealand
Group II scholastic basketball scoring lead shifts during week
Richmond January 24. Harold Clark of William Campbell and Bob Sonder of Churchland tie for the Group II scoring lead after Clark adds nine points in nine games totaling 241, while Sonder climbs from 15th to a deadlock at 268. Eddie Grim drops to third after a single game.
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Richmond
Harold Clark
William Campbell
Narnia
Bob Sonder
Churchland
Clark
Fach
Sondejon
Sonder
Eddie Grim
Bandley
Winchester
Grim
Joe Harrn Bryant
Independence
Eugene Alderson
Pound
Alderson
Ron Davis
Gate City
Andy Still
Norton
Howard Claybough
Farmville
Bryant
Claybough
Amherst College sky writing reported in 1909
A 1909 note attributes the first sky writing to a group at Amherst College, marking an early college aviation stunt.
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Amherst Colleece
Tigers Win Title and High Scores Highlight Tuesday Meet
Don Shirley rolled 134 and 239 to lead Red Box as Tigers claim first half league title with three points over the Yankees. Ismet Nuri added a 110, Ray Malone 101 for Senators, while Keller paced the Tigers with 117 and Morrison 105 for the Yankees.
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Don Shirley
Red Box
Senators
Shirley
Red Sox
Ismet Nuri
Ray Malone
Tigers
James Johnson
Richard Keller
Mike Perry
Donnie Williams
Robert Lee
Yankees
Keller
Billy Morrison
Boxing Association Better Find Space For Carlos Ortiz
The National Boxing Assn. should rank lightweight Carlos Ortiz, who remained unbeaten with a 20th straight victory. Ortiz won a unanimous decision over Chicago’s Bobby Rogers in Chicago Stadium, a nifty combination puncher at 20.
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Chicago
National Boxing Assn
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Bobby Rogers
Chicago Stadium
Yankees seescess T BO Ind. game
Shirley scored 134 and Ketter 117 for Ind. in the game and Nuri 110. Ind. set totals show Shirley 239 and Ketter 210, Malone 190. Red Sox 803 and Tigers 471 in the team game. Tigers 906 to 928 in team set.
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Ind
Shirley
Ketter
Nuri
Malone
Red Sox
Tigers
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