Judges Lose Again Despite Mudd's Points
Handley loses to Hagerstown 41 29 as Charles Mudd scores 11 for Handley while Hagerstown’s center and Hankey lead with double digits. Coaches Maddox and Semler rotate players in a full box score amid a steady Hub City advantage.
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Handley
Bas
Coring
Hagerstown
Hankey
Barn
Hunter Maddox
Eddie Semler
Ian Name
Sencindiver
Pope
Huyett
Oates
D. Robinson
Richards
G. Robinson
Whitham
Mudd
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Cities
Minneapolis Hartnck outpointed Cooper in 10 rounds as Hollywood fighter Arizmendi beat Vigil. Freddo Domico defeated Burns in Johnson Pa. action with Domico stopping Burns.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Paul Hartnck
A Cooper
New York
Hollywood
Calif
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Freddy Domico
Charley Burns
Johnson, Pa
Crosby Open Opens With Top Pros In Bing Crosby Event
Crosby opens with top professional golfers aiming for the $3,000 Bing Crosby tournament. Rancho Santa Fe pro Bill Narry shot a spectacular 67, five under par, in the first round as players cope with unfavorable conditions.
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Rancho Santa FE
Cailif
Bill Nary
Rancho Club
Rockefeller Enlists as Buck Private at Fort Dix
Winthrop Rockefeller, heir to the oil fortune, joins the U S Army as a private at Fort Dix New Jersey. He did not wait to be drafted and enlisted voluntarily reflecting his patriotic stance.
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Sam
Winthrop Rockefeller
Fort Dix
Dempsey Promotes Paralysis Fund In Virginia Event
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey donated 250 dimes to a Mile of Dimes fund on Sixth Street in Richmond. He spoke into WMBG while urging Virginians to support infantile paralysis research, drew a crowd, and autographs were handed out from his car after the broadcast.
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Richmond
Jack Dempsey
Sixth Street
WMBG
Dempsey
Bullitt Sees Need For Decisions On Aid To Britain
Bullitt reports that Congress should decide on the lease lend plan with amendments to limit its scope. Administration leaders seek two year limits, restrict credits to Britain and allies, cap expenditures, ban convoy escorts, and constrain transfer of equipment for national defense. Hearings resume as three top military officers testify behind closed doors.
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Senate
House
Bullitt
William Green
American Fee of Labor
Dorothy
War News Censored Caution for Egrove Reports
The Star warns readers that most Egrove news is censored before transmission to the United States, signaling restricted wartime reporting and limited coverage of events in that region.
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the Star
Egrove
United States
Martinsburg Bowlers Readies Return Match at Health Center
Martinsburg bowling teams prepare for a return engagement at Health Center alleys tonight. Rollers on the Railway five include Mick Joenes John Over Jolxson El Keller and Howard Fauver. Martinsburg ladies feature Lena Powell Margaret Clohan Elizabeth Libby Dunn Mary Wolfe and Virginia Stephens. Junior lineup lists Fred Smaltz Harold Hart Bobby Coff Jimmy Biedler Bobby Jp.
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Bilco
Railway Express
Martinsburg
Railway Express Five
Mick — Joenes
John ~Over
Jolxson
el Keller
Howard Fauver
Bobby Womeldorf
Frankie Snapp
Artie Kiracore
Racey Brothers
Harry Jenkins
Helen Heeps
Freda Johnson
Georgia Eddy
Tommy Grove
Helen Sandidge
Lena Powell
Margaret Clohan
Elizabeth
Elizabeth (“Libby”) Dunn, Mary Wolfe
Virginia Stephens
Fred Smaltz
Harold Hart
Bobby Coff
Jimmy Biedler
Bobby Jp
M. L.depenbrock
Lameny Spoxwell
Ronald Patterson
William Stelle
Kilmer
Move Paddox At Churchill
Louisville dispatch recalls early Churchill Downs visits and notes a plan to extend the paddock into the grandstand area for May 3. Colonel Matt J Winn aims to give spectators better access to horses, with added room and flower beds to enhance viewing and comfort.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Matt J. Winn
Colonel Winn
James Cagney Early Life and Career Path
The note recalls James Cagney as a youth from a poor family who might have become a barber if not forced to quit school. Instead he left for Broadway to earn money, joining a musical before moving into stage and screen. Irene aided a trend called Castle Bob sweeping the country.
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James Cagney
Irene
Jimmie
Sports Roundup captures January New York sports chatter and odds
New York reports skim Indian uprising expose plans at Virginia Polytechnic. Virginia Poly coaching may go to Jimmy Kitts or Rice or Colorado. Louis and Red Burman betting amid horse race odds. Pro football and golf chatter reference Lon Riley and Ken Overlin. Al Schacht writes a new baseball book.
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New York
Oscar Vitt
Virginia Poly
Jimmy Kitts
Rice-ex
Colorado
Louis
Fine Arts
Florence Yates
Red
Sundin Transferred From Local Office to Lynchburg Plant
Carl E. Sundin moves after 14 months as assistant manager at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in town. He is reassigned to the Lynchburg district office as many local staff join the draft and reserves. Sundin, Elks Club member, will depart for Lynchburg next Saturday.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Carl E. Sundin
Lynchburg
Ofice
Virginia
Sundin
Elks Club
Charm attributed to 46a by ancient Greeks
The stone was valued by the ancient Greeks as a charm against the intoxicating effects of alcoholic beverages.
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S. A
Prominent Names Highlight Varied 1910s Sports and News Bits
The snippet notes Jack Dempsey signing for a Peoria dog named Dempsey Bulger and B Goff nominating twin colts for the Bel mont stallion stakes. It also mentions Bowler Louis Band of Port Huron losing an arm in an auto crash and notes ongoing tax income questions as Uncle Sam in Washington prepares to reveal incomes.
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Jack Dempsey
Peoria
Dempsey Bulger
B. Goff
Pittsburgh
Bowler Louis
Band
Port Huron
Mich
Connecticut
Bulkeley
New London
Norwich Free Academy
Hoops Hype: New Stars Rise Against Bam Era
The piece contrasts recent players with the Bam era noting a shift in scoring pace. It highlights new talents pushing the game forward while implying a decline in the old 980 one per standard. It suggests evolving styles and rising expectations in the league.
Officials Oppose Citizens' Camps Revival
Washington January 25 reports say the War Department opposes reviving the annual Citizens' Military Training Camps. General George C Marshall told supporters that the army faces pressure but would not undertake the program.
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Washington
Citizens
War Department
George C. Marshall
Lexington Gets Sport Spot Tonight
RICHMOND, Jan. 25. Indoor sports at Virginia colleges resume tonight after mid term exams with eight contests in four sports. Basketball headlines the card with Richmond visiting Randolph-Macon, MCVS at Hampden-Sydney, and Tusculum at Emory and Henry. Virginia wrestlers, 5 3 over Virginia Tech, head to Chapel Hill for a match with North Carolina. Virginia swimming also travels to Chapel Hill to face the Tar Heels.
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Virginia
Rarndolph-Macon
Medical College of Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Tusculum
Emory and Henry
N. C. State
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Contracts For Bases Move Forward In Atlantic Reach
Contracts to base readers with London and local governments move ahead for twenty sites excluding the Bahamas. An American technical mission drafts formal leases in London while naval experts survey Bahamas options after Roosevelt’s Caribbean cruise. Bermuda and Newfoundland bases granted as gifts. others secured by the ship-for-destroyer exchange from World War II era.
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London
Bahamas
Bahama
Roosevelt
Duke of Wind
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Negro Held In Store Robbery At Howard Patton Store
A man who gave the name William Allen of Wake Forest North Carolina is jailed for investigation in the Howard Patton store robbery on North Cameron Street. Two hundred pennies were stolen and Allen was found to have spent a large number of pennies before his arrest. Entry was gained by breaking a lock on the door.
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William Allen
Wake Forest
N. C
Howard Patton
Cameron Street
Patton
Allen
Bette Davis Narrative Of A Fast Atlantic Voyage
A fragmentary account recalls Bette Davis and a swift Atlantic journey, noting how she was shipped back to New York as soon as English officers boarded. The text references Tibbie’s Baral journey and the strange island enchantments encountered.
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Bette Davis
Atlantic
New York
Tibbie
Baral
Islands
Warrenton Routed By Clothiers In Lopsided 101 14 Victory
The Bell Clothiers of Front Royal routed Warrenton 101 to 14 in a decisive basketball game. Hawley led with 33 points while Warrenton struggled against refined passing and defense.
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Front Royal
Bell Clothiers
Warrenton
Hawley
Bell Clothier Center
Bill Warrick
Rustic Tavern
Warrick
Northern Virginia
Rustics
Speed Skaters Predict Chicago Victory in Outdoor Meet
Pete Miller former 1940 Olympic speed skating coach said Chicago's 52-man squad should win the team championship in the national outdoor speed skating meet held over two days in Lacrosse Wisconsin.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Pete Miller
Chicago
Skaters Ready at Lagoon Track for Team Championship Showdown
More than 200 skaters gathered at Lagoon track as Jer aimed to beat Minneapolis for the team title. He also expected individual titles, noting Chicago brings one of its most potent groups to the meet.
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Minneapolis
Jer
Chicago
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