GAA No 1 Tops Aikens In Evening Star League Night
Frances Crisman led with 128 in the 332 set as GAA No 1 won two of three against Aikens Construction Co. Joyce Burke 119 and Ruby Boyd 108 aided Burke and Boyd tally. Orts Sof Spun Bread topped Leggett s in the first half with 544 game and 1521 set.
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John March Rolls 133 for Packers In Boys' League
John March rolled 133 in a 133 game as the Packers beat the Cardinals three games to one in the Saturday Boys’ League. Next high for the victory were Jim Snapp and David Smallwood with 103 each. Phil Newcome added 107 for the Cardinals. Ronnie Haines led Judges with 122 in the night’s opening game as Judges split with Blue Devils on a final pin.
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David Smallwood
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Mac Hade
Fullmer to Make First Appearance As Middle Champ
The Associated Press reports Gene Fullmer will box Wilfie Greaves in Salt Lake City in a non-title bout, his first post title appearance in Utah near West Jordan. Greaves, once Edmonton Alberta amateur champ, was damaged by a cut before losing to Italo Scortichini in New York.
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Alberta
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New York
Daily Crossword Answers
The reader fills the grid with clues across and down covering common wordplay. Entries include river names repugnance plowed performs and a range of terms such as malodorous phrases and celestial references. Answers intersect to reveal the puzzle theme and complete the grid.
Handley Routs Broadway for ninth straight win on home court
Handley opened with a 19-2 surge and defeated Broadway 61-37 to extend its unblemished streak. Eddie Grim led Handley with 22 points as Broadway’s Walton paced the visitors with 14, while Handley strengthened its grip in District 10 standings and eyed Martinsburg next in a Tuesday non league clash.
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Sunnyside Upsets Charles Town in Twin Bill
Stephenson-Sunnyside defeated Ex Panthers 63 to 7 in a lopsided win while Hedgesville outscored Bell Clothes 79 to 68. Patterson Crisman Hodson led SS with 16 to 19 points. Bell’s five starters hit double figures led by Barkesdale Blackburn. Next armory slate features Bell vs Front Royal and SS vs Leesburg with Berryville looming Saturday.
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Rod Hundley Still Leads Southern Conference Scorers
West Virginia star Rod Hundley scored 19 in a 90 82 win over Furman but fell to 23.1 points per game after 16 games still leading the Southern Conference scoring race. Washington & Lee’s Lee Marshall remains second at 22.8 points per game with Purman’s Dick Wright third at 21.8 and Dom Flora of Washington & Lee fourth at 20.9.
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Washington & Lee
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Purman
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Milwaukee Sentinel Offers Free Ads for Local Youth
Milwaukee Sentinel runs free want ads for youngsters. Eight year old Jon seeks to exchange his mother's mangle for a record player or a 24 inch bike.
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Ineligible Player Forfeits Warren County Victory
Clarke County High School officials announced that Walter Hoffman was ineligible due to two failures and two passes on exam grades, making Friday's upset win over Warren County a forfeit. League and Warren County officials were notified. Warren County drops to a third place tie at 6-1 behind Handley 7-0 and Montevideo 7-1.
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C. F E. Miley
Evening Star
Walter Hoffman
Virginia Athletic League
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Walter
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Wildcats
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James Duff
James Wood
Handley
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Ohio State Undefeated In Big Ten Leader As Buckeyes Ready For Michigan State
Ohio State holds a 6-0 league mark and 11-3 overall as they prepare to face Michigan State. The Buckeyes surged after a 83-73 win over Northwestern, overcoming a late 65-65 tie. Illinois Purdue Michigan vie for second place while The Hunt lingers as a threat. North Carolina and Kansas return to action with key tests against Western Carolina and Iowa State respectively. Wilt Chamberlain era references appear in passing.
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Cavaliers Hit Wake, NC State Tests For UVA Basketball
Virginia, at 4-8 with a two game streak, faces N C State tomorrow in Portsmouth in a key second half test. The Cavaliers then travel to Wake Forest Thursday and Virginia Tech Saturday in a busy Big Six race schedule.
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Douglas Plays Carver Quint Tuesday Night
The postponed January 15 Douglas Carver game will be staged in Winchester school's gym tomorrow night. The program opens at 7:30 pm with a junior varsity contest between the Virginians and the Marylanders. Douglas carries a 6-2 record and features scoring ace John Carter well over twenty points per game.
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Hornets Rally Past Lynchburg 74 to Snap Home Streak
Marked by a 74 4 0 win over Lynchburg College on Saturday, the Hornets halted a six game home court run and all but eliminated Lynchburg from title contention. Virginia Tech crushed Davidson 86 60 in the SoCon with Terry Renn scoring 22 as Tech evened its season at 5 5.
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Virginia Tech
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Terry Renn
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