Judges Host Staunton In Key District 4 Battle
District 4 contest in Winchester pits Handley 4-1 against Staunton 4-2 with a 6:45 p.m. junior varsity preface. Handley relies on Gipe Boyd and Blackburn as top scorers and defenders while James Wood faces Waynesboro in a home game aiming first win of the season. Clarke County hosts Strasburg seeking a 7th win in 8 games with Fuller Feagan Stickley McCardy and Pitta penciled for starting roles.
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Kiracore Ryan Win Mixed Doubles Tilt
Mixed doubles action highlights the Kiracore Ryan pair earning a win as Morris Phillips and Betty Ryan top the Martha Kiracore Bob Ryan team. Local league play features Royal Crown and Capon Bridge in separate women and men games at Winchester Armory.
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Boros Leads Phoenix Open Battling Two Challengers
Husky Ju ius Boros, a 31 year old sophomore from Mid Pines, NC, fired a five under par 66 to lead two shots clear of Lloyd Mangrum and Cary Middleton in the opening round of the Phoenix Open.
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Russia May Field Teams in Half of Events at Olympics
An Associated Press survey shows Soviet Russia could enter about ten of twenty sports at the Helsinki Summer Games. They may compete in boxing basketball weight lifting soccer wrestling gymnastics men and women track and field and both swimming events. They have asked to join the International Shooting Union and may bid further before July. Many sports remain closed without federation membership. Soccer is expected to be Russia’s strongest event with a top national team likely to qualify.
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Fort Lauderdale to Cat Cay Race at Four P.M.
Weather warnings affected the Fort Lauderdale to Cat Cay race with small craft alerts along the Florida east coast. Sailors checked reef points and monitored conditions as 4 p.m. EST approached.
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Blaik to Remain Army Football Coach and Athletic Director
West Point Major General Frederick A Irving announced Col Earl Red Blaik will stay as Army football coach and athletic director. Blaik says he plans to serve as long as possible, but warns immediate football fortunes may not rise, noting last season’s 2-7-1 record with Navy defeat and limited plebe eligibility for early play.
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Blind bowler with 19 average shines in Patuxent league
Chasen, near blind from retina deterioration since 1945, maintains a 19 average in the Navy Patuxent Air Test Center men’s handles bowling league. He relies on corner vision, helpers at the lane, and board counting to line up and throw. He once bowled a 214 in January and a 225 in a non league session last year.
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Hank Thompson Key Figure in Giants Pennant Hopes
New York Giants face a pivotal season as Hank Thompson, recently signed for 1952, aims to lock down second base and possibly center field. He follows a down year after a strong 1950, with manager Leo Durocher betting on his return to form to back a potential repeat pennant push.
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Troy Rhea Elected President of Major Bowling League
Newly formed Maor League members met at Health Center Alleys and elected Troy Rhea president Dr. Allen Hawthorne vice president Shirley White secretary and Nooky Shendon treasurer The league starts bowling Sunday February and pm for 18 weeks Captains are Bill Bradley Jack Larrick Ed Clevenger and Troy Rhea on Bradley's team are Hawthorne Kiracoferis Ginn Punkhouse Larrick's team includes Bil Moore Fiddler Romick Smith and Phillips Clevenger's team lists Mickey Perry Renner Renner Sheetzy and Ebert Rhea's team features Les Ketter White Minghini and Shendow
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Toledo Welcomes New Head Football Coach
Clair Dunn, 36, longtime history teacher at Toledo Waite High School, was named head football coach for the university. Dunn has taught for 15 years and assumes leadership of the program today.
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