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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1955

Page

8

Judges Handley Triumph Narrow Clarke County 59 45

Handley defeats Clarke County 59 to 45 in a six straight win amid 750 fans at Berryville gym. Eddie Grim scores 20 to pace the Judges, Walter Barr adds 15 and Frank Armstrong 12. Clarke’s Bill Hickerson and Chet Hebert lead in scoring with 13 and 16 respectively.

Winchester Ning Star Clarke County Handley Berryville Eagles Big Bill Hickerson Chet Hebert Clarke Eddie Grim Walter Barr Frank Armstrong Armstrong Charles Pierce Barr Norman Heflin The Heflin Clarke Canty Hobert Hickerson Handley Squad Caneer Handley G FT Grim Hudson Bill Hickerson Chet Hobert Carl White

Virginia and Richmond Share Basketball Spotlight Tonight

Virginia eyes a 3-0 Big Six mark at Virginia Military Institute while Richmond aims to stay atop the conference with a 4-0 start. Virginia Tech closes a southern swing at South Carolina as Emory and Henry hosts King College after Furman thumped a Gobblers squad. Darrell Floyd scored 48 for Furman as Dave Kuhn led Tech with 24.

Richmond Virginia Cavaliers Lexington Virginia Military Institute Charlottesville Spiders Wake Forest West Virginia Virginia Tech Columbia S. C South Carolina Emory and Henry King College King UPI Gobblers Furman Darrell Floyd Dave Kuhn Tech

Olson and Jones Set for Non-Title Grudge Fight

Chicago street date February 16 will host Ralph Tiger Jones against middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson in a 10 round nationally televised non-title bout at the Stadium. The match follows Paddy Young’s withdrawal citing Olson’s strength. Jones defeated Sugar Ray Robinson in January at the stadium. Olson most recently stopped Pierre Langelis in a December title bout in San Francisco.

Chicago Ralph Tiger) Jones Carl Bobo) Olson Chicago Stadium International Boxing Club Paddy Young Olson Jones Sugar Ray Robinson Pierre Langelis San Francisco

Predictions Hold In District 5 Race After Last Night's Games

Lexington beat Natural Bridge 83 52 and Warren County drubbed Wilson Memorial 65 42 to signal District 5 title contention. Handley surged to third with a Clarke County win as Clifton Forge led the standings. Broadway, Waynesboro, Harrisonburg and others in the chase as eight teams reach .500 or better.

Lexington Natural Bridge Warren County Wilson Memorial Waynesboro Strasburg Broadway Lee High Staunton Montevedio Harrisonburg Buena Vista Handley Clarke Couty Clifton Forge Fontevideo Ted Buchanan Clarke County

Braddock Street Methodists Take Lead in Church League Standings

Braddock Street Methodist tops the Church League after winning two of three from Baptist while Catholic drops two to Market Street Methodist. Bob Harrison bowled 388 in three games for Braddock in a 560 game, with Old Bethel taking three from United Brethren No. 2. Market Street Methodist leads in team totals and individual scores as Catholic falls behind.

Baptist Braddock St. Methodist Dick Renner Braddock É Bob Legge Allan Hawthorne Renner Braddock Catholic Market St. Methodist Jackie Billmyer Russell Jones Wallace Dill Ed Lillis Market Dill Billmyer Sonny Cooper Bob Harrison Old Bethel United Brthren Harrison Doug Sirbaugh Earl Blanchfield Church of Christ United Brethren No. 1 Winchester City United Brethren No Church of Christs

National League Examines Expansion to Ten Teams

National League officials discussed adding a 10th club with sample 162 game schedules as possible travel time and cost factors are weighed. The American League will study similar plans tomorrow with five league meetings set this weekend, including Hall of Fame committee work and league schedule reviews.

New York Giles San Francisco Los Angeles Montreal Toronto Minneapolis-St. Paul Houston Dallas Frank Lane Chicago White Sox

Stephens City Hen Lays Giant Eggs

Marvin Pangle of Stephens City owns a White Leghorn hen that began laying in August after purchase as a day-old chick last spring. The bird lays four-ounce eggs about eight inches long and six inches around the middle, producing one giant egg every other day. It is the only hen in a 140-chicken lot to do so.

Marvin Pangle Stephens City Mr. Pangle

Leesburg to Get New Telephone Dial Central Office

A new building to house a dial central office in Leesburg is the major item in Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co expansion program authorized yesterday by the board of directors.

Richmond Dial Leesburg The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co

N. C. State seeks revenge against Villanova tonight

North Carolina State hosts unranked Villanova as revenge after a season upset. The Wolfpack, dropped to No. 3 in the AP poll, chase a win at home to rebound from the Villanova setback that halted a 12 game streak.

N. C. State Villanova North Caroina State Wolfpack Associated Press NCS Maryland North Carolina San Francisco Kentucky Stanford Dons Marquette Loyola of New Orleans Utah Utah State UCLA Santa Barbara Southern Methodist Texas Christian Baylor Furman Virginia Tech Oregon State Washington West Texas State Texas Tech

Crestview Fla. Player Tops Minor League Batters

Crestview police chief Neal C. Cobb, 28, outfielder first baseman for Crestview in the Class D Alabama Florida League, was named 1954 Minor League Batting Champion with a .432 average in 115 games. He edges Leonardo Rodriguez of the Cana ea Club in the Arizona Texas loop. Cobb drove in 124 runs, scored 108, had 246 bases on 188 hits in 435 at bats with 27 doubles 8 triples and 5 home runs.

Columbus Ohio Neal C. Cobb Crestview Fla Cobb Leonardo Rodriguez Cananea Club George M. Trautman National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

Left handed batter selected in minor league draft

The player bats left handed and was chosen in the minor league draft after drawing 86 walks and hitting home runs. Right handed throws noted with no strikeouts on fan count.

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