Miller & Anderson Bowled Past Valley Distributors in High-Scoring Duel
Miller & Anderson opened their second half A League campaign by three-game victory over Valley Distributors in a 1729 to 1627 match. El Keller led Miller & Anderson with 134, while Donald Jewart and Gilber Line res punctuated the final game. Other notes include strong team totals for Virginia Woolen Co and Bell Clothes Stores as the league matches produced multiple 600-plus frames and individual 140s.
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Miller & Anderson
Valley Distriutors
el Keller
Itmlian
Donald Jewart
Gilber
Doug Bowley
Dr. Pepper
Val- Fruit & Candy Co
Troy Knea
Valley Fruit & Candy
Bill Boden
Clearbrook Woolen
Coca Cola
Dick Renners
Jim Fiddler
Pice
Elks
Redeker
Hey
Joe Pickett
Prickett
Fiddler
George Lutz
Glaize
Virginia Woolen Co
Bayliss & Pattern
Dan Boone
Bell Clothes Stores
Columbia Baking Co
Bakery Boys
Claud Triplett
Nocky
Va. Woolen Co
Bell Clothes
Elks Glub
Clvarbrook Woolen
Valley Pruit & Candy
Olatove & Bro
Valley Distributors
Haviisa & Patterson
Ind
Deck Renner
Joe Prickett
EI Kever
Bil Boden
Miller & Ander
Elks Club
Shenk's Servicenter Sold in Berryville
Frank Carrell and John Carroll Herrsville buy Shenk's Servicenter from Robert BE Shenk. The Berryville station at Monies 7 and 340 changes hands as the Mercdieval Auto Store operators plan to take over tea on 8.
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Frank Carrell
John Carroll Herrsville
Mercdieval Auto Store
Shenk
Servicenter
Robert BE Shenk
Berryville
Shenmar Cleaning
Henry Beats Satterfield in First Round Seeks Marciano Next
Clarence Henry dominates Bob Satterfield in the first round at Stadium. Henry, 23 from Los Angeles, weighs 187 while Satterfield tips 180. He aims for Rocky Marciano next and may face legal wrangles over his contract and purse with Blinky Palermo and others looming. Satterfield reports being shaken but unbowed after the knocking blow.
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Chicago
Clarencea Henry
Los Angeles
Bob Satterfield
Henry
Jerry Joe
Goung Henry
Satterfield
Rocky Marciano
Walcott
Evrard Charlies
Marclang
Blinky Palermo
International Boxing Club
Damon Runyon
Bing
Servey Whig
Palermo
Shall
Sam Siffel
California
Shal
Sifell
Truman Gibson
IBC
New Yanks Chief Sees Dallas as Football Power
Dal las businessman Les Miller ready to lead New Dallas Texans after purchasing the New York Yanks. He predicts a broad fan base within 100 to 200 miles around Dallas and Fort Worth due to trading-post history turning into towns. Giles notes Dallas population figures mask large potential audience.
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New York
Dallas
Les Miller
New York Yanks
Dallas Texans
Giles
Fort Worth
Grand Prairie
Ariineton
Police Court Dockets Include Stephens City Drunk Case
Ray Kerns 49, of Stephens City, cited for drunken conduct. Morton Jules Davison 27, Waukee Wisconsin, listed as reckless driver with $1425 fine. Court actions and penalties noted.
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Ray Kerns
Stephens City
Morton Jules Davison
Correction on butterfat yield of Rierer herd
The registered Egaded Holstein Guernsey herd of William Rierer of this city averaged 9823 pounds of butterfat per cow from December 1, 1950 to November 30, 1951, correcting a previous figure stated in The Star yesterday.
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William Rierer
Leading Teams Meet Tonight In City Cage Loop
Four top teams clash in the City League cage loop at Winchester Armory. The girls game pits Royal Crown vs Eberts, with Royal Crown holding two wins to Ebert's one. The loser settles for second place. Men follow as Capon Bridge meets Berryville after the girls game. both teams have one win each.
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Winchester Armory
Royal Crown
Eberts
Ebert
Capon Bridge
Berryville
Momen
Oklahoma A&M Cagers Trip Kansas Jayhawks
Oklahoma A M avenging loss in a 49 18 lead after three quarters held Kansas to 10 points in the final period to win behind solid defense and a 18 point night from Clede Lovelllette while Kansas fell from its top ranking in a frenzied Big Seven chase with looming Iowa State matchup.
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Kansas Cirvy
Phogalen
Kansas Javhenka
Kansas
Clede Loveliette
Jawhawker
Lovellette
Tneh
Jayhawker
Boudreau spots rookies who may help Red Sox in 1952
Boston manager Lou Boudreau after two weeks with 32 rookies at Sarasota training camp says at least three and possibly six could aid the Red Sox later. He highlights Jim Piersall as a future shortstop and notes Ted Williams may not report for spring training.
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Boston
Sarasota
Pla
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Armed Services
Boudreau
Jim Piersall
Piersall
Red Sox
Scranton
Birmingham Southern Association
Louisville American Association
Louisville
Yankees
Mickey Manties
Gil McDougalds
Boston Baseball Writers
Ted Williams
Ted
Marines
Bille Goodman
Billy
Dom DiMaggio
Five Teams Seem Set for Southern Conference Tourney Berths
Raleigh dispatch notes top five in the Southern Conference race with NC State 8-0 and West Virginia 6-1 leading. Furman eyed by Clemson setback, Virginia shocks George Washington, West Virginia beats Pitt without Sottile, Georgia Tech idle as South Carolina hosts Georgia in Columbia.
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Georgia Tech
Virginia
Stetson
Mississippi
Tech
Miss State
George Washington
Bowling Green
Ohio Falcons
OV Miss
Louisiana State
Bob Pettit
Penn State
Navy
Army
Brown
Yale
Amherst
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State
West Virginia
Maryland
Furman
Purple Paladins
Clemson
Tigers
Bengals
Frank Selvy
Fur Man
Jim Sottile
Pittsburgh
Mountaineers
University of Virginia
Citadel
Newberry
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Georgia
Columbia
Giants Signings Build Power After Signing Spree
The New York Giants ink pitchers Bobby Thomson Larry Jansen Sal Maglie and Jim Hearn along with Whitey Lockman Don Mueller Max Lanier Monte Irvin and Alvin Dark. Maglie aims for 40000 next season while Jansen earned about 30000 last year and Hearn was a 17 game winner.
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New York
New York Giants
Bobby Thomson
Larry Jansen
Sal Maglie
Jim Hearn
Whitey Lockman
Don Mueller
Max Lanier
Monte Irvin
Alvin Dark
Club Nears Signings as Four Players Weigh Offers
The report centers on transfer talks with four players. Big Jin seeks 25000 while the club offered 20000. Thomson appears easiest to sign and hinted he and the club are close. An estimated 22500 payday was earned last year.
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Thomson
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Kley
Eneame
Valley Distributors Inn
Ennie
Marciano
By Gayle Talbot
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Hank
O'lahoma A & M
Veare
Kansas State
Associated Press
Phoe Allen
Iowa State
Lawrence
Kentucky
Auburn
Duquesne
Akron
Pitt
Dukes
Kansas State Millinois
St. Bonaventure
T Louis
Town
Washington
Seton Hall
St Francis
Brooklyn
Western Kentucky
Cincinnati
Purman
St. John's
Steen
Siane Tanford
Hawaii
Southern California
K. L
Richard Sylvester
Reatvole Motor CO
N. BraDdock
Richmond
N. Loudoun ST
Winchester
Amart
the March OF Dimes
Riverside
Pius
Bown
Pius Pod
Tex
Giant
Mag- de
Niagara Falls
Jansen
Hearn
Desoto
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Big Jin
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Cammer Tire CO
Seiberling Tires
S. Braddock ST
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