Berryville Ford clash in City League tonight
RC and Berryville Ford battle for second place in the City League with 3-3 records. The tilt will separate the four clubs, leaving Elks and Winchester Legion ahead and Plumly and National Guard tied for last. A preliminary game features Girls Athletic Assn. and Winchester Memorial Hospital Nurses at 7 30 p m.
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Royal Crown Cola
Elks
Unly
National Guard
Girls Athletic Assn
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Legion
Plumly
Guard
Bowling League Scores Highlight Local Night of Mixed Results
In the B league, Va. Woolen Co. led with strong team play and high series as Valley Service edged Coca Cola 1621 to 1588. Individual marks include Thurston Clevenger 217 and Jackie Billmyer 375, while John Kanode led with 148 in one game for Valley Service. The Elks Club and Glaize & Bro. defeated their opponents in decisive fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize & Bro
Elks Club
Valley Service
Bell Clo
Va. Woolen Co
Coca Cola
Snapp’s Foundry
Columbia Baking Co
Valley Fruit & Candy
Clearbrook Woolen
Dr. Pepper
Bayliss & Patterson
Ind
John Kanode
Newcome
Dick Renr
David Fahmestock
Thurston Clevenger
Thurston Clevena
David Fahneytock
Columbia Baking Boys
Bill Moore
Bob Yerby
Walter Gano
Bell Clothes
John Kanade
Donald Smallwood
Dick Renner
Jackie Billmyer
Donald Stewart
Snapp
Foundry
Stephens City
Orioles
Saas
Canaries
Chicadees
Wrens
Owls
Robins
Cardinals
Blue Jays
Libby Courtney
Betty Kelter
Phy] Campbell
Patsy Barton
Miss Courtney
Jimmy Flood Starts as Longshoreman Now Aims For Medical Career
Roundup notes Jimmy Flood who will face Charley Fuari at the Garden Friday has risen from a 16 year old longshoreman on Pier 84 to Pier Sixers and a medical career goal. Other items remark Adolph Rupp and George Sullivan naming Bradley top preseason team and Michigan rumors about Evvie Evash.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
New York
Jimmy Flood
Charley Fuari
Jimmy
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
George Sullivan
Garden
Bradley
National Guard Cagers Struggle In City League Standings
The National Guard basketball team sits tied for last in the City Basketball League with Plumly Lumber Corp. The Guard, the circuit’s youngest club, has two wins and five losses this season, and is contesting the next-to-last position behind fourth-place Winchester American Legion as they battle Plumly for survival. New signees Manuel Sempeles and Jimmy Blackburn joined after the season closed at Handley.
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All Brothers
Philadelphia
Tab LaSalle
Ken Loeffler
Golf World
Washington
Frank McKinney
Pirates
Guy Stephani
National Guard
Plumly Lumber Corp
David Pence
Leroy White
Bill Bailey
Marshall
Winchester Business College
Royal Crown
Plumly
Winchester American Legion
Quint
Barr
Local Bowling Scores Highlight Close Cards and Canaries
Phyl Campbell scored 96 as Owls split with Blue Jays 14 and seven pins in two games. Betty Brill 94 led Cardinals in game one Ruth Grim 91 saved game two. Betty Keller rolled 107 and Canaries swept Chicadees. Mary Renner 94 led the latter. Notice: Hilda Miller dissolves partnership selling stake to Katie Br. no longer connected with Grocery M&M.
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Phyl Campbell
Owls
Blue Jays
Cardinals
Betty Brill
Ruth Grim
Robins
Betty Keller
Canaries
Chicadees
Mary Renner
Katie B *R
M&m
Hilda Miller
Harris Sees Strong Hitting From Senators This Year
Washington manager Bucky Harris projected solid hitting for the Senators after a batting practice session in Orlando where 18 homers were hit by Eddie Robinson Irving Noren Clyde Vollmer Al Evans Gil Coan Eddie Yost Al Kozar and Sherry Robertson.
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Orlando
Fla
Washington
Bucky Harris
Nats
Tinker Field
Eddie Robinson
Irving Noren
Clyde Vollmer
al Evans
Gil Coan
Eddie Yost
al Kozar
Sherry Robertson
Bucky
Miami Beach Open hits Bayshore and Normandy Isle courses
One of the largest fields in this region gathers 225 pros and amateurs for the $10,000 Miami Beach Open in Miami Beach. The four day, 72 hole event shifts from Bayshore to Normandy Isle, with final 36 at Normandy Isle and $2,000 to the winner. Gene Sarazen defends. Jack Burke Jr is the current favorite.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Bayshore
Normandy Isle
Toy
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N. Y
Jack Burke, Jr
White Plains
Burke
la Gorce Country Club
Johnny Palker
Badin
N. C
la Gorce
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jimmy DeMaret
Ojai
Calif
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Miami
Shooting Match at Giles Broy Farm Near Stephens City
A shooting event runs Saturday March 11 from 1 p m to 10 p m one mile east of Stephens City on White Post Road at Giles Broy s place. Competitors use 12 and 16 gauge guns for prizes including turkeys chickens and hams. Participants include Broy and Joe Hilliard.
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Stephens City
White Post Rd
Giles Broy
Broy
Joe Hilliard
Rupps Remarkable Building Program
Kentucky 25 4 rises to the 1950 NIT or NCAA lineup amid a rapid one year rebuild. Coach Adolph Rupp replaces the famed four Groza Beard Jones Barker with a mix of seniors and many sophomores to keep a strong national title pursuit alive.
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Kentucky
Wildcats
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
Wallace Jones
Cliff Barker
Adolph Rupp
Harvard Man Takes World Skate Crown
Harvard star Dick Button retained the men’s world title in London as Aja Vrzenova, a 19 year old Czech skater, won the women’s crown. The Seattle Kennedy siblings won the pairs title while Vrzenova beat Jeannette Altweger and Yvonne Sherman in a strong European victory.
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London
Europe
Aja Vrzanova
United States
Lee Yg Ke
Dick Button
Englewood
N. J
Harvard
Seattle
Kennedy Kids
Karol
Peter
Vrzanova
Jeannette Altweeg
Yvonne Sherman
New York
Yale Upsets Holy Cross in NCAA Tourney BidFight
Yale stunned Holy Cross 66 62 in New Haven as Stan Peacock hit two late field goals to rally the Bulldogs. Villanova overwhelmed Duquesne 68 52 while Canisius edged by 65 64 in the Palestra doubleheader as Niagara had already eliminated Canisius from contention.
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New York
Holy Cross
Duquesne
Syracuse
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Villanova
Canisius
Stan Peacock
NCAA
Philadelphia
Palestra
Niagara
Pennsylvania
Southern Conference routs Duke 68 to 50 in latest action
A Southern Conference team crushed Duke 68 to 50 while Columbia was routed 11 60 in an eastern gathering. The brief reports a pair of college games with decisive results and limited detail on sites or players.
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Duke
Columbia
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Berryville
Michigan
Forest Evashevski
Michigan State
Ashington State
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Evvie
John A. Hannah
Sewanee
Southwestern
Memphis
Carston Hitch
Hitch
Carston
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Harris
ST Petersburg
Frank Shea
New York Yankees
Newark
Casey Stengel
Tucson
Ariz
al Benton
Cleveland ‘Indians
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
Andy Seminick
Seminick
Phil
Reds
Andy
Warren Giles
Cincinati
Bob Carpenter
Philly
San Bernardino
Billy Meyer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hal Gregg
John McCall
Roy Lint
St. Louis Browns
Burbank
Forrest Main
Harry Gumbert
Elmer Riddle
Petersburg
Steve Bilko
St. Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Bilko
Eddie Dyer
Glenn Nelson
Dyer
Albert Toth
W. Hart
Valley Pike
National Ave
Winchester Front Royal
Rupp
Lexington
Wildcat
Mr. Casper L. Funkhouser
W. Pall Mall
al Socateal, Accident and Health Insurance
North American Assurance SO
Ciety of Virginia, Inc
Richmond, Va
Winchester
Miller
E. Boscawen
Presteline
General Electric
Philco Electromaster
Anderson
Pontiac
Buck Marsh
Berryville, Va
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