Judges Top Wildcats 54 39 In Northwest District Battle
The Judges defeated Handley 54 to 39 in a late burst, led by Phil Nawcome with 27 points. Robbie Biggs scored 15 for the Wildcats, while Harold Wright was limited by tight defense. The game featured thin margins early and a strong finish as Handley and Warren County clash again tonight in Front Royal.
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Handley
Warren County
Front Royal
Warren
Phil Nawcome
Larry Bell
Jim Wilkins
Wildcats
Robbie Biggs
Harold Wright
Woody Harper
Ritchie Wolfe
Wright
Mike Kelly
Broadway
Gobblers
James Wood
Biggs
College Scores From The Associated Press
Loyola La 74 Dartmouth 54 Boston Cal 108 Pitt 95 Seton Hall 120 Scranton 100 Jacksonville Fla 133 Tampa 102 Rice 79 Trinity Tex 77 Colo State 56 Wyoming 50 Utah State 88 Brigham Young UCLA 89 Texas Tech 60 Oregon 71 Seattle 65 Washington 73 Stanford 61 Gonzaga 74 Whitworth 43
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Boston
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Seton Hall
Scranton
Jacksonville
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Tex
Colo. State
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Brigham Young
UCLA
Texas Tech
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Stanford
Gonzaga
Whitworth
NBA Scores Roll In As New York Beats Boston
New York defeats Boston 129 to 121 and Philadelphia tops St. Louis 136 to 110 while Los Angeles loses 116 to Cincinnati 12. ABL Friday results show Pittsburgh 0 to 0 Chicago 99 with San Francisco 106 over Kaw City 104 and Hawaii 121 to Cleveland 114.
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NBA
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Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
Hawaii
Cleveland
Four Spoons Sweep in Health Center Lanes Record Night
Four Spoons rolled 420 394 and 464 for a 1278 set to beat Alley Rats in the Thursday morning Housewife League on Health Center Lanes. Nellie Vaughn led 106 116 127 for 349, with Eve lyn Tucker 126 326, Helen Richards 122 316, and Betty Welch 98 287 backing her.
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Alley Rats
Nellie Vaughn
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Betty Welch
Alley Kats
Bulldogs edge Criser 88 63 in district clash
Douglas dominated the boards and rode Noah Laws 34 points to an 88 63 win over Criser High Front Royal. John Laws added 14, Clarence Curry 12, while Larry Gaskins led Criser with 19 as the Bulldogs stay unbeaten in District 3 behind strong finishing and improved shooting.
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Douglas
Criser High
Front Royal
Varsity
Jv’s
Bulldogs
Johnson-Williams
Berryville
Robert Newman
Louis Long
Noah
John Laws
Clarence Curry
Royal Jewelers tops Lady Brunswick League with 2195 score
In the Northside League top score Royal Jewelers hit 2195 to sweep Triangle Diner as Merle Inlow posted 392 for Royal. Robbie Kerns 470 Connie Baker 465 Jo Votel 456 and Rosa Reid 412 led a 200-pin win while Mary Willis 447 and Margaret Wilson 409 paced the losers.
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Northside Rising
Lady Brunswick
Royal Jewelers
Triangle Diner
Merle Inlow
Royal
Robbie Kerns
Connie Baker
Jo Votel
Rosa Reid
Mary Willis
Margaret Wilson
Big I
Plumly
Shasta Garrison
Pat Taylor
Pat Brant
Dot Clark
Mary Hodgson
Irma Bryan
Louise Courtney
C&s Bank
Jean Hovermale
Charlotte Jones
Laura Anger
Newport man wins Mills Award at Virginia Hereford meeting
Roanoke United Press AP reports J. K. Givens of Newport received the Mills Award at the Virginia Hereford Association annual meeting. The honor goes to the VHA member who best promotes and advances Hereford cattle development and prosperity during the past year.
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Roanoke
J. K. Givens
Newport
Virginia Hereford Association
VHA
Mills
No Experience Central Defeats Clarke In 73 41 Victory
Central High surged past Clarke County 73 to 41 as Dan Warner uses every minute to prep for next season with a sophomore heavy lineup. Dickie Longerbeam and David Childs led the Eagles with 16 and 13 points, while Ring and Weatherholtz paced Central with 25 and 22 points.
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Clarke County
Dan Warner
Eagle
Host Central
CCHS
Eagles
Central
Ring
Weatherholtz
Mike Zirkle
Bobby Faley
James Wood Rockets past Loudoun County Raiders in NW District
James Wood Totaled 52 points while holding Loudoun County to 31 as Butch Kerns and Ron Kern powered the Colonels in the Northwestern District clash. Kern scored 20, Anderson added eight, and JW built a big first-half lead before coasting to the victory.
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Loudoun County
Leesburg
Colonels
Butch Kerns
Loudoun
Ron Kern
Butch
Ron
Kern
Gary Tisinger
Steve O'Neill Dead at 69 Former Catcher and Manager
Steve O Neill a long time baseball figure died at 69 after a heart attack at his Cleveland home. The former catcher starred for the 1920 Cleveland World Champions and played in all but five games that season while batting .321. He later managed the Detroit Tigers to the 1945 World Series title against the Chicago Cubs. Born Stephen Francis O Neill July 6 1892 in Minooka Pa he was one of five brothers four of whom played in MLB.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Steve O’neill
O Neill
O’neill
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Stephen Francis O'Neill
Minooka
Steve
O'Neills
New Zealander Snell Breaks Mile World Record
Peter Snell of New Zealand ran on a grass track to clock 3 54.4 finishing ahead of Bruce Tullow of England who finished second in 3 59.3 and Dave Thomas of Australia third in 4 03.5. The record cut 0.1 seconds from Herb Elliott’s previous mark. Other notable runners included Murray Halberg and Ernie Cunliffe.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Herbe Elliott
Snell
Bruce Tullow
Tullow
Dave Thomas
Australia
Murray Halberg
Ernie Cunliffe
Official Starter Vandewater Dies at 57
Willis H. Vandewater, longtime official starter for the Indianapolis 500 and other Midwest auto races, died Friday from cancer at age 57. Vada Pinson of Cincinnati and Hank Aaron of Milwaukee were the only National Leaguers to play every league game in 1961.
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Willis H. Vandewater
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Rodriguez Set for TV Bout at Madison Square Garden
Cuba's Luis Rodriguez faces Argentina's Federico Thompson in a 10 round welterweight bout on ABC TV at Madison Square Garden. The winner earns a shot at Tony Mancini in London on Feb. 20 with promoter Jack Solomons ringside to sign the victor. Rodriguez is favored 3-1.
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Argentina
Federico Thompson
Madison Square Garden
ABC TV
Tony Mancini
London
Jack Solomons
Rodriguez
Fight results from multiple city shows headline
Fight results list bouts with Arm stead outpointing Flores 135 in Los Angeles. Tapo stopped Carney in Worcester. Jackson outpointed Owens in Philadelphia. Flanagan outpointed Collins in Rochester. Richards outpointed Bear in Sarnia.
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Mass
Gene Tapio
New York
Larry Carney
Lowell
Philadelphia
Fred Jackson
Chicago
Earl Owens
Pleasantville
N.J
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Minn
del Flanagan
St. Paul
Mel Collins
Sarnia
Ont
Jackie Richards
Livonia
Mich
Carl Bear
Toledo
Ohio
Don Ploss Throws 190 In Church League Record
Don Ploss bowled a 190 in the Health Centre Church League leading Congregational Christian to three victories over Church of Christ. He rolled a quadruple strike and set a high game record surpassing Turk Wingfield and Sonny Cooper. The Congregational Christian finished 1758 in the three-game set, with supporting scores from Crisman, Kell er, Mast, Renner and others.
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Monmouth
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Sonny Cooper
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Golden Rule
U.B. No. 2
Briscoe Leads Johnson-Williams To Narrow 48 47 Victory
Johnson-Williams of Berryville edged Lucy Simms of Harrisonburg 48 47 after trailing by four at halftime. Briscoe scored 19 with key fourth quarter points, while Wille Brown added six in the third and Briscoe eight in the final period to seal the win.
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Lucy Simms
Harrisonburg
Wille Brown
William Brisco
Donald Burgess
Simms
Briscoe
John Mad
den of Simms
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Wilbur Jackson
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Williams
Jb’s
Paul R. Jones
Charles Mason
Lynn S. Miller, longtime Royal Oak Daily Tribune editor
Lynn S. Miller aged 70, editor of the Royal Oak Daily Tribune, died Friday of a heart attack. A Oneonta New York native, he joined the paper in 1919.
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Lynn S. Miller
The
Royal Oak Daily Tribune
Miller
Oneonta
N.Y
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