Miller and Anderson Bowlers Triumph In High Scoring Meet
Miller and Anderson opened their AA League campaign with a 1729 to 1627 win over Valley Distributors. Dominant games featured Keller 134 and Towarts 138 with Linebar 130, while Dr Pepper edged Val Fruit and Candy in one tilt as Dick Renner 140 and Prickett 140 sparked earlier rallies. The standings show Miller and Anderson atop a crowded field with varied scores across teams and individual sets.
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Miller & Anderson
Valley Distributors
el Keller
Miller
Bill Covin
Doug Bowley
Dr. Pepper
Val- Fruit & Candy Co
Troy Ryan
Valley Fruit & Endy
Bill Boden
Clearbrook Woolen
Coca Cola
Dick Renner
Cave Jim Fiddler
Gaize
Elks
Red Baker
Joe Prickett
Prickett
Poidier
George Lutz
Glaize
Virginia Woolen Co
Bayliss & Pattern
Dean Boone
Bell Clothes Stores
Columbia Baking Co
Bakery Boys
Claude Triplett
Va. Woolen Co
Bell Clothes
Slub
Charbrook Woolen
Columbia Baking. Co
Valley Pruit & Candy
Olatze & Bro
Valley Distributors Bi
Havitsa & Patterson
Ind
Dan Boone
Dek Renner
Tod
Jim Fiddler
Fl Kever
Miller & Ander
Elks Club
Shenk's Servicenter Sold In Berryville
Frank Carrell and John Carroll acquire Shenk's Servicenter in Berryville from Robert E. Shenk. The station sits at the Podles J intersection with 340. New owners take over tomorrow after ten years of operation by Shenk, who also ran Shenmar Cleaning and Pee and a porch business.
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Frank Carrell
John Carroll Merryville
Nereheval Auto Store
Robert BE Shenk
Podles J
Berryville
Shenmar Cleaning
Pee Og
Henry Stops Satterfield In First Round Victory
Henry, 23, defeated Bob Satterfield in 141 of the first round at Chicago Stadium in a 10 round bout. Henry weighed 187 to Satterfield 186 and called for a fight with Rocky Marciano next as he pursues the Walcott title line behind Charlies and Marciano. Palermo disputed over a purse share, while an IBC court appearance looms for Henry and associates.
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Chicago
Clarences Henry
Los Angeles
Bob Satterfield
Chicas Stadium
Henry
Jerry Joe Walcot
Satterfield
Freddie Gilmore
Satterfiel
Tila
Rocky Marciano
Walcott
Ezrard Charlies
Marciano
Marclang
Blinky
Palermo
International Boxing Club Wire
Damon Runyon
Palermo Herry Shall
Herry
Sam Siffel
California
Sifell
Truman Gibson
IBC
New Yanks Owner Sees Dallas Fans Driving Big Numbers
Gayep Talbot reports on Chiles Miller the New York Yanks buyer and incoming Dallas president. He forecasts 100 to 200 mile fan draw and notes Dallas potential market size, trading-post history and regional travel for football games. Miller avoids Texas accent and impresses press with plans.
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New York
Dallas
Chiles Miller
New York Yanks
Dallas Texas
Giles
Fort Worth
Grand Prairie
Arineton
Tvcvon
Metropolitan
Police Court Docket Highlights Reckless Driving Fines
Ray Kerns or Stephens 49 charged with drunkenness and fined 14.75 dollars. Morton Jules Davison 27 from Waukee Wisconsin cited for reckless driving with a 14.25 dollar penalty.
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Ray Kerns
Stephens
Morton Jules Davison
Waukee
Wis
Correction of butterfat average for Bierer herd
The registered aged Holstein Guernsey herd of William Bierer of this city averaged 382.3 pounds of butterfat per cow from December 1, 1950 to November 30, 1951, correcting yesterday's figure of 489.
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William Bierer
Star
Leading Teams Meet Tonight In City Cage Loop
The City League cage race features four top teams at Winchester Armory. The Girl game pairs Royal Crown versus Eberts, both undefeated, with Royal Crown holding two wins to Eberts one. The loser likely settles for second place. At 7:30 p.m. the Men's League follows, Capon Bridge and Berryville meeting after the girl game, each with one win and no losses.
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Winchester Armory
Royal Crown
Eberts
Ebert
Capon Bridge
Berryville
Oklahoma A&M Downs Kansas Jayhawks in Big Seven Clash
Oklahoma A&M defeated Kansas by a final period scramble as Hank Weir's defense stifled the Jayhawks late. Clyde Lovellette led Kansas with 18 points despite the low scoring finish. Kansas State upset gave Big Seven leaders pause as Kentucky and other top teams won elsewhere.
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Kansas
Clyde Lovellette
Jayhawker
Lovellette
Javyhawker
Boudreau Spots Prospects As Red Sox Eye Rookies
Boston manager Lou Boudreau after two weeks with 32 rookies in Sarasota Fla. says at least three to six may help the Red Sox in the future. He stresses Jim Piersall's future at short and notes Ted Williams may miss spring training due to Marines. DiMaggio set in center with left and right field battles ahead.
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Boston
Sarasota Fla
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Armed Services
Boudreau
Jim Piersall
Piersall
Red Sox
Scranton
Birmingham Southern Association
Louisville American Association
Louisville
Bille Goodman
Billy
Dom DiMaggio
Five Teams Appear Sure of Berths In D.C. Cage Tourney
Five teams look certain to earn berths in the Southern Conference tournament at Raleigh March 6 to 8. NC State West Virginia George Washington Maryland and Furman hold strong conference records with tough races still pending for the remaining three spots. Clemson beat Furman 67 66 as Frank Selvy was held to 13 points. West Virginia routed Pitt 67 47 without Jim Sottile. Virginia upset George Washington 78 66 while Citadel defeated Newberry 65 58. South Carolina hosts Georgia in Columbia with a 9 5 overall mark.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State
West Virginia
George Washington
Maryland
Furman
Purple Paladins
Clemson
Tigers
Bengals
Frank Selvy
Selvy
Jim Sottile
Pittsburgh
Mountaineers
University of Virginia
Citadel
Newberry
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Georgia
Columbia
S.C
Giants Signings Grow To 23 As Thomson, Jansen Still Uncertain
The New York Giants’ daily signings push total to 23 as pitchers Bobby Thomson Larry Jansen Sal Maglie and Jim Hearn are not yet secured. Maglie arrived in town and talks may settle soon with an offer around 32 500 to 40 000. Jansen remains unsigned after earning about 30 000 last season while Hearn, a 17 game winner, was hard to pin down last year.
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New York
New York Giants
Bobby Thomson
Larry Jansen
Sal Maglie
Jim Hearn
Whiley Lockman
Don Mueller
Max Lanier
Monte Irvin
Alvin Dark
Maglie
Niagara Falls
Jansen
Giant
Hearn
Player negotiations on four top earners near deals
Finally signed for 16000. Big Jin seeks 25000 against 20000 offer. Thomson appears easiest to sign among four. He hinted to friends the gap isn’t large. Last year he earned an estimated 22500.
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Big Jin
Thomson
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Reatwole Motor CO
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the March OF Dimes
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Frederick Motors Inc
Martinsburg Pike
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