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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1951

Page

9

Arizona Beats LIU Blackbirds 62 61 in Tuscon Rally

Arizona erased a late deficit to edge Long Island University 62 61 at home as Jerry Dillons late free throw sealed the win. LSU coach Clair Bee blamed officials after Sherman White fouled out with 12 minutes left, knocking LIU from its rhythm and cherishing the coast crowd.

New York Long Island University Blackbirds LSU Kansas State St. Louis Arizona Long Island Jerry Dillon Clair Bee Bee Sherman White Tuscon White Leo Johnson Dillon Kentucky Associated Press Tulane New Orleans Northwestern Ohio State Pudue Michigan State Villanova Duquesne Princeton Rutgers

Douglas Bulldogs Set For Martinsburg Game

The Douglas High School Bulldogs travel to Martinsburg West Virginia to face the Ramer Memorial cagers in Winchester teams seventh tilt of the season. The Bulldogs hold one win and six losses after beating Johnson-Williams of Berryville 31 to 21.

Douglas High School Martinsburg W. Va Ramer Memorial Winchester Bulldogs Johnson-Williams Berryville

Australian Cup Won By Third American

Curley haired Dyck Savitt of Orange New Jersey became the third American in history to win the Australian Tennis Championship defeating Ken McGregor 6-3 2-6 6-3 6-1 in the final. Savitt joins F B Alexander and Don Budge as Americans to win the title. Nancye Bolton won the women's title by defeating Thelma Long 6-1 7-5.

Sydney Australia Dyck Savitt Orange N. J Ken McGregor Savitt Cornell University F. B. Alexander Don Budge Pacific Alexander Budge McGregor United States Nancye Bolton Thelma Long

College Scores Tally Nonconference Wins

Tulsa falls 62 to 50 at home, Iowa State defeats Creighton 75 to 49, and Utah beats Denver 67 to 53 in a trio of college basketball results.

Tulsa Iowa State Creighton Utah Denver

Fights Last Night Card Reported From Several Cities

The Associated Press notes last night’s boxing results with Rocky Marciano stopping Keene Simmone in Brockton and Jimmy Flood outpointing Chester Slider in Boston. Filmer Barksdale defeated Freddie Russo in Baltimore while Carmine Fiore beat Johnny Cesario in Holyoke.

Associated Press Providence Rocky Marciano Brockton Mass Keene Simmone Bayonne N. J Boston Jimmy Flood New York Chester Slider Frenso Calif Baltimore Barksdale Freddie Russo Rahway Holyoke Carmine Fiore Brooklyn Johnny Cesario

Inactive Players Eligible for Hall of Fame Call

The Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York considers only inactive players eligible for induction. The rule focuses on career status and eligibility criteria shaping the selection process.

Baseball Cooperstown

Wildcats Aggies Battle for No 1 Ranking

Kentucky leads the weekly AP poll by 19 votes over Oklahoma A&M with 42 first place ballots to 31. Indiana moves to third as Long Island U drops to fourth after losses, while Kentucky pursues remaining schedule momentum for the top ranking.

NEW York Kentucky Wildcats Oklahoma A&m Kentucky Aggies Oklahoma Long Island University California Arizona LSU Tucson Tulane New Orleans Adolph Rupp Indiana Long Island Bradley Columbia Kansas State North Carolina State St. John's Brooklyn St. Louis St. John’s

James Wood Girls Bowling: Cubs and Eagles Split Duel

In the James Wood High School Girls league Cubs and Eagles split the honors yesterday. Pat Singhas rolled 108 and Phylis Campbell 101 helped Eagles win the first game while Mary Renner's 123 led Cubs to the nightcap. Lions beat Squirrels on 107 and 101 by Rosie Hendrick and Jo Ann Wilson. Deer beat Rabbits by seven with Mary Headley 104. Panthers moved to first after taking both games from Wildcats. Woodchucks and Beavers shared top honors with a finalist 102 by Douglas Carper.

Mary Renner Singhas Rosie Hendricks Phyllis Campbell Pat Singhas Eagles Cubs Woodchucks Beavers James Wood Phyl Campbell Rosie Hendrick Jo Ann Wilson Lions Squirrels Margaret Brumback Mary Headley The Deer Rabbits Nancy Baker Barbara Trenary Wildcats Panthers eBayers Douglas Carper

Mountaineers Open Virginia In Old Dominion Clash

West Virginia visits Virginia Tech in Blacksburg to challenge the Gobblers as Tech fights to stay in the Southern Conference race. Virginia hosts Roanoke College as part of a light schedule, while nearby results include Virginia’s win over Virginia Military and Emory & Henry’s loss to Union Kentucky.

Richmond West Virginia Mountaineers Old Dominion Blacksburg Virginia Tech Tech North Carolina Washington and Lee Techmen Morgantown Virginia University of Virginia Roanoke College Roanoke Virginia Military Emory & Henry Union College Vic Mohl Cavaliers Freddie Anson Dick Hurt Anion Phil Long

Two County Basketball Games Highlight Local Night

Tonight at 7 p.m. James Wood High School Colonels meet Warren County Wildcats in Front Royal while Clark County Eagles host Mount Jackson in Berryville at 7 30. Colonels own two wins in ten starts, Eagles stand nine wins in twelve starts.

James Wood High School Front Royal Warren County Wildcats Clark County Eagles Mount Jackson Cagers Berryville Colonels Eagles

Name Change Granted in Palm Beach County Case

Circuit Judge Joseph White granted a petition allowing Jack Jackson to change his name to Narcisco Saccomant in a West Palm Beach proceeding.

West Palm Beach, Fla Joseph 8. White Jack Jackson Narcisco

Junior City Basketball League A and B Leaders Rise

In the Junior City Basketball League the A section is led by Episcopal and Round Hill after two wins each. Cork Street Christian and Boyce top the B section with perfect records after opening wins. Early results include Episcopal 40 Eagles 13 and Round Hill 30 Boyce 29.

Episcopal Round Hill Cork Street Christian Boyce Eagles American Legion Presbyterian Presbyterian. On the Same Date the B's Baptist Highland Avenue

Slaughter and Groat duel as Duke visits South Carolina

In Richmond, South Carolina hosts Duke after a prior 60 58 loss to the Blue Devils earlier this season. Jim Slaughter leads the Gamecocks with a 26.2 point average while Dick Groat pushes Duke to a 26 point per game pace. Duke and South Carolina both sit 6 3 in the league with Wake Forest at Chapel Hill looming. Virginia defeated VMI 62 51 and Furman beat College of Charleston 56 54.

Richmond South Carolina Duke Jim Slaughter Dick Groat Slaughter Groat North Carolina State Sammy Ranzino Davidson Wake Forest Chapel Hill Virginia Furma College of Charleston

Steeplechase Returns to Pimlico Spring Card

Pimlico will host steeplechase races this spring with five overnight events and one stake hurdle race from May 10 to May 26. Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord announced the Jervis Spencer Steeplechase as the feature, a race previously valued at $10 000 added for two miles.

Baltimore Pimlico Milton A. Reckord Maryland Jockey Club Jockey Club Belmont

It’s Safer to Slow Down on Town Roads

A cautionary note compares driving times between Winchester and Harrisonburg at 45 mph and 50 mph, emphasizing safety and urging slower speeds to reduce risks.

Winchester Harrisonburg

Local Man Given Silver Star Award

Pfc. Elmer Wood of Winchester is pictured in the Washington Times-Herald being decorated on the Korean front by Brig. Gen. George Peploe for gallantry in action. The Virginian did not exit his foxhole to receive the Silver Star due to battlefield conditions.

Pfc Elmer Wood Winchester Washington Times- Herald George Peploe Herald

Boyce bests Eagles 26 20 as A group lead tightens

In A section action Boyce outpointed Eagles 26 to 20 while Cork Street Christian routed Highland Avenue 48 to 20 and Boyce beat Eagles 20 to 7. Baptist won 16 to 11 over Presbyterian as pace setters press ahead with mixed results.

Boyce Eagles Cork Street Christian Highland Avenue Baptist Presbyterian American Legion

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Liu Douglas Bulldogs Dayton, O Dede Thomas Dayton MacGregor Goldsmith Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc Buffalo N. Y RCA Victor G & M Center RCA Victor Hillsdale W. Boscawen St Aen Wildcats & Aggies James Wood Girl's Lions Cubs Squirrels Woodchucks Beavers Eagles R Rabbits Wildcats Smalts Florist National Ave VPI Gobblers Nas Eeyes ENGI Fafeway Carton Winchester and Frederick County March of Dimes Campaign American Legion Auxiliary Winchester, Middletown Stephens City March OF Dimes
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