Eberts Berryville Elks Win Cage Games in City League
In four City Basketball League games over the weekend Eberts beat National Fruit 55 24 in a Girls game and Berryville Gophers defeated National Guard 71 59 in the Men’s League. Royal Crown girls won 51 44 over National Fruit and Elks topped National Fruit 80 69 in the Men’s League. High scorers included W Swisher with 38 for Eberts and Ridenour with 41 for Berryville.
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National Fruit
Berryville Gophers
National Guard
Ebert S Extet
W. Swisher
Snyder
M. Kiracofe
Gophers
Berryville
Cola
Vaughn
Royal Crown
C. Spaid
the Elks Quint
C. Shull
J. Binner
M. Williams
B. Creger
J. Garber
G. Sirbaugh
J. Jones
L. Hepner
B. Funk
Lazazzara
Spaid
LaMotta Favored as He Battles Hayes in Garden Card
Jake LaMotta a 2-1 favorite to beat 20 year old Norman Hayes in a 10 round bout at the Garden. Villemain has two wins over LaMotta, who has been idle since a knockout loss to Ray Robinson and a hand break.
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Jake LaMotta
New York
Norman
Bobby) Hayes
Boseton
the Garden
Bronx
Hayes
Robert Villemain
France
Villemain
LaMotta
la Motta
Bob Murphy
Jake
Ray Robinson
Unbeaten teams dwindle as early season upsets roll in
Major unbeaten college basketball squads thin out after a weekend of upsets. Duquesne and St Bonaventure remain undefeated with looming meeting on Feb. 11 while Illinois and Kansas see their perfect runs snapped. Ohio State Purdue and NC State Kentucky maintain strong conference leads amid tight races.
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Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
Villanova
Dukes
Baldwin Wallace
Akron
Bonnies
Agena
Loyola of Chicago
Iinois
Kansas
de Paul
Ilinois
Kansas State
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Illinois
Purdue
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Missouri Valley
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Oklahoma A and M
St. Louis
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Carolina State
Alabama
NC State
North Carolina
Florida
West Virginia
Wolfpack
Utah
Brigham Young
Wyoming
Baker leads Team No 1 in Brakeback League bowling
Bill Baker toppled 119 123 and 135 for a 377 series and led Team No 1 to a 3 game advantage over Team No 4 Priday night at Health Center Al lens. Keckley and Bailey aided the leaders with strong sets as Team No 6 defeated Team No 2 in a close match. Standings show Team No 1 atop the Brakeback League with 7 wins and 1 loss. Franklin D Roosevelt’s radio debut is noted for 1924 in New York Madison Square Garden supporting Al Smith.
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Bill Baker
Health Center
Allens
Baker
Earl Bailey
Keckley
Truman Rickard
Brakeblck
Ed Keckley
Marcus Haines
Franklin D
GAA No 1 Seizes Lead After Evening Star Bowls
In the Evening Star Ladies League GAA No 1 captured first place by sweeping Va Woolen Co, led by Hilma Lillis 127 and Martha Rees 108 in the opener. Farmers & Merchants National Bank climbed to second with a 3-0 win over Bell Clothes Stores while GAA No 2 and other teams battled in tight scores.
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GAA
Va. Woolen Co
Ruby Boyd
Hilma Lillis
Martha Rees
Rees
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Bell Clothes Stores
Dolly Lyles
Bankers
Marie Fauver
Loma Cunningham
Bell Clothes
Jean Smith
Berryville
Clarke County
Mrs Smith
Gloria Bradley
Cappers Jewelry Store
Jaspers Meat Market
Corinne Carskaden
Elizabeth Jasper
Evening Star League
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ruth Dicks
Mabel Grim
Local Bank and Jewelry Store Listed in Merchants Directory
A historical listing shows Mers & Merchants National Bank and Farmers & Merchants National Bank with account numbers 1432 and 1406 alongside Cappers Jewelry Store at 1398. The entry reflects a regional banking and retail directory with numbered identifiers.
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Mers & Merchants National Bank
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Cappers Jewelry Store
Va. Cage Teams Back in Action After Examinations
Virginia colleges resume basketball after midyear exams as most teams play. Washington and Lee and Randolph Macon idle. VMI seeks upset at Furman in the Southern Conference. Roanoke hosts Washington College to boost its 5 of last 7 run. Emory and Henry aims to extend win streak. Tech finally breaks nine-game skid with a 90 62 win over Virginia. Charlie Eaton scores 34 to tie Tech high mark.
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Clintwood
Clintwood High School
Washington and Lee
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Virginia Military Institute
Navy
Furman
Greensville
Roanoke College
Maroons
Salem
Washington College
Emory and Henry's
Wasps
Maryyille Tonn
Virginia Tech
Cavaliers Top VMI As Freshman Shines In Tug
Virginia beat VMI in a tight game as Lynchburg freshman Bill Cox sparked Tech scoring while Viv Mohl was held to three points. Dave Cooke led Virginia with 16 points and Char lie Kollmansperger added 15 before five Keydets fouled out.
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Blers
Bill Cox
Lynchburg
Tech
Viv Mohl
Virginia
Dave Cooke
Virginians
Charlie Kollmansperger
VMI
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