Glaize & Bro. Take Lead in Tuesday Bowling Go
Glaize & Bro. rolls 580 572 548 to a 1700 set and ties Snapp's Foundry for loop lead as Jackie Billmyer nets 388 and Paul Carper 134 for Bayliss & Patterson. Elks Club outduels Bell Clothes 526 524 539 while Coca Cola sweeps Dr Pepper after early wins by Valley Service and Columbus Baking falters.
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Glaize & Bro
Bayliss and Patterson
Glaizemen
Snapp
Glaize
Jackie Billmyer
Paul Carper
Bayliss & Patterson
Doug Stickley
Donald Stewart
el Keller
Snipp
Foundry
Va. Woolen Co
Doug Chaney
Woolen
Coca Cola
Dr. Pepper
Donald Small
Columbia Baking Co
Ae Elks Club
Bell Clothes
Clearbrook Woolen
Valley Fruit & Candy
Jack Billmyer
Jim Fiddler
Chaney
Stonewall boys rout Woodstock 58 to 32 on Winchester floor
Stonewall improved to three wins and one loss in District L play with a 58 32 victory over Woodstock and led by Hoover 22 and DeHaven 20. Woodstock rallied to 31 22 in the third but Stonewall finished strong. Stonewall girls fell 47 18 to Woodstock.
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Stonewall
Woodstock
Winchester Armory
Hoover
Tommy DeHaven
Lonewalls
St. Joseph’s School
Martinsburg
Capon Bridge
Armory
White
DeHaven
Dorsey
Gillespie
Brannon Davis
Shirley
Place
Painter
Omps
Woodstock— Miller
Seal
Kibler
Green
Offman
Morrisette
Jackson
Sager
Warner U
Payless Marker Lions Club
O’sullivan Office No. Va
Power Co
Elliott Motor Lines
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Poultry L & M Buses
Ing
Jack Artie Kiracofe
Hogan Opens Ben Hogan Open in Phoenix Crowd Eyes Return
Crowds in Phoenix watch Ben Hogan open the $10,000 Ben Hogan Open as he recovers from a serious auto crash. Hogan shoots 71 in practice rounds while Sam Snead posts a 68 to lead. former stars Lawson Little and Dale Andreason shine in pro-am action.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sam Snead
Hogan
Snead
Phoenix Country Club
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Fort Worth
Thunderbirds
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Bill Saufley
Palmer
Lawson Little
Monterey
Dale Andreason
Hinsdale
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
St. Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Fred Hawkins
Antioch
Jess Owens Named 50-year Track Ace
Jesser Owens, who in a blazing afternoon broke five world records and tied a sixth, later won four Olympic gold medals. He tops the AP Mid-Century Sports Poll as the greatest track athlete since 1900 with 201 votes. Jim Thorpe follows, then Paavo Nurmi and Glenn Cunningham.
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New York
Jesser Owens
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Betwen Paavo Nurmi
Glenn Cunningham
Owens
Owens dominates at Ann Arbor and Berlin Olympics star rise
Ohio State sprinter Jesse Owens tied the 100 yard record at 9.4 seconds and set world marks for 220 yards 20.3 seconds 220 yard low hurdles 22.6 seconds and broad jump 26 feet 8 1/4 inches at Ann Arbor. He later won four golds in Berlin 1936 and became a central figure amid German pride.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ohio State University
Owens
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Mel Patton
California
Patton
Lloyd la Beach
All American clash in Australian women's final tennis title
Doris Hart and Louise Brough reached the Australian women's final by winning their semifinal matches, setting up an All American championship duel Saturday in Melbourne. In California, Citation returns in turf race at Arcadia as Calumet Stable plans for the San Antonio Handicap and Santa Anita Maturity.
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Melbourne
Australia
Doris Hart
Louise Brough
United States
Arcadia
Calif
Citation
Jimmy Jones
Calumet Stable
Hopkins and Bauer Lead Round Two in Doherty Golf
Miami report says Jean Hopkins and Peetie Marienne Bauer led the second round of the 18th Helen Lee Doherty tournament. Hopkins, 29, Cleveland native and veteran of many tours, appears favored as action begins today.
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Miami
Fla
Jean Hopkins
Peetie Marienne Bauer
Helen Lee Doherty
Miss Hopkins
Cleveland
Ohio
Rally on back nine tops Kinny in Atlanta showdown
In a late round upset, a rally on the back nine defeated Dorothy Kinny 2 and 1 in Atlanta. The Virginia college basketball scene remains quiet as mid term exams pause state cage activity with no games scheduled yesterday.
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Dorothy Kinny
Atlanta Ga
Richmond
Virginia
Old Dominion
Benefit Basketball Clash For March of Dimes At Armory
The Armory hosts an 8 p m charity basketball game between local business men and professionals for the March of Dimes. The evening opens at 7 with a Municipal Band concert followed by a post game tennis match.
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March of Dimes
College Basketball Results From Associated Press Briefs
Penn State defeated Pitt 58 to 51 while Seton Hall beat Texas Wesleyan 64 to 37. Morris Harvey topped Mexico University 84 to 58. Baldwin Wallace 66 Dayton 60. Cincinnati 76 over Ohio University 51. NC State 79 over Louisville 53. Georgia 67 over Georgia Tech 55. Lenoir Rhyne 55 over Elon 52. City champions Jack Knode Kenneth Robinson and Frank Anderson on court.
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Associated Press
Penn State
Pitt
Seton Hall
Texas Wesleyan
Baldwin-Wallace
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio Univ
North Carolina State
Louisville
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Lenoir Rhyne
Elon
Jack Knode
Kenneth Robinson
Frank Anderson
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Snapp's Foundry
Jack Larrick
Artie Kiracofe
Larrick
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
American Legion
Kiracofe
L & M Buses
Lester Keller
Legionnaires
Jess Kiracofe
Les
O'Sullivan
Jack Boyd
Julian Buncutter
Payless Market
Northern Virginia Power Co
Kenneth McDonald
Riley Loy
Allen Hawthorne
Lions Club
Pop Carper
Buncutter Tire Co
Stonewall Girls
Fishel
Frederick
Ind
Artie Kiracore
Bud Miller
Benis
Phoenix CC
Jess Owens
Playtex
Carsson
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Smalts
National Ave
Space Maker Refrigerator
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Fine Cars
America
Lincoln
George Washington Garage
North
Loudoun St
Winchester
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