All American Basketball Team Chosen by AP
The 1949 AP all American basketball team includes two players from the South Alex Groza and Ralph Beard, one from the East Tony Lavelli, one from the Midwest Ed McCauley, and one from the Rocky Mountains Vince Boryla. Beard and McCauley repeat from 1948.
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New York
Midwest
Rocky Mountains
Associated Press
Kentucky
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
Ed McCauley
St. Louis
Tony Lavelli
Yale
East
Vince Boryla
Denver
Beard
McCauley
Winchester to join new regional amateur baseball league
Winchester teams the American Legion post and the White Sox plan to play in the Winchester Clarke Strasburg Front Royal Middletown league. A temporary board was elected with members from Strasburg Front Royal Clarke Middletown and Winchester to set by laws and a schedule. The first official meeting is 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Winchester Legion home with open attendance.
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Winchester
American Legion Post
White Sox
Winchester Legion
Clarke All Stars
Middletown Minks
Front Royal Club
Strasburg
12 Clubs Picked For National Cage Tourney
The National Invitation Tournament opens in New York with 12 teams led by Kentucky St Louis Utah Western Kentucky and Bradley. Pairings place Kentucky CCNY NYU Bradley and Western Kentucky in the upper bracket while Utah San Francisco Manhattan Bowling Green and St John’s face lower bracket foes.
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Manhattan
St. John’s
Brooklyn
New York University
Kentucky
St. Louis
Western Kentucky
Bradley
San Francisco
Bowling Green
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
Ed McCauley
CCNY
Chicago
Loyola
NYU
Western
Utah
Cage Games Tonight In City Basketball Showdown
First place Elkis faces Plumly and the Legion meets BC at the armory tonight. The first game begins at 7 15 p m.
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Armory
Elkis
Plumly
Legion
Roundup Links PGA Tensions and Golf News
PGA debates with sponsors over invitations to stars amid prize money and gate concerns. Amateur field snubs spark Miami fan dissatisfaction while Bobby Locke is expected at Richmond for prize money and support from local golf figure Tom Utterback.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
New York
Alsn
PGA
Texas
Miami
Frank Stranahan
Willie Turnesa
Bobby Locke
Richmond
Bobby
Ben Hogan
Tom Utterback
Golf
Sphinx
Wichita
Ray Dumont
Ray
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Luke Sewell
Tony Cuccinello
Harry Simmons
Octavio Acosta
Rochester
Alfonso Carrasquel
Montreal
Harry
Chris Geronimos
Gus Triandos
Joe Lapchick
Knickerbockers
Los Angeles Dons
Sal Flores
Hamline Quintet Slight Favorite In NAIB Clash
Hamline University, led by 6 7 center Verne Mikkelsen and 6 2 forward Hal Haskins making their third NAIB tournament starts, is slight favorite to win the title as they face Texas Tech in the quarterfinals. Beloit plays Eastern Illinois in the upper bracket tonight at 8 40 p.m. EST.
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Kansas City
Hamline University
Naib Tittle
Verne Mikkelsen
Hal Haskins
Mikkelsen
Haskins
St. Paul, Minn
Texas Tech
North Dakota University
Beloit
Wis
Moorefield Awards Water Plant Contract to Berryville Firm
Bowerman Bros. of Berryville won the Moorefield filtration plant contract. Work begins April 1 and should take five months. Clarke bidding totaled 49 318 dollars.
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Bowerman Bros
Berryville
Moorefield
Clarke
Rifle and Pistol Club Chartered At Berryville
H. L. Armel of Berryville presides over Clarke County rifle and pistol club chartered by the National Rifle Association. Other officers include R. D. Baxter of Bluemont as vice president B. Fletcher of Bluemont as executive officer and Morton C. Mumma Jr. of Berryville in the officer corps.
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H. L. Armel
Berryville
Clarke County
Rifle and Pis Club
National Rifle Assn
R. D. Baxter
Bluemont
B. Fletcher
Morton C. Mumma Jr
Ber
College Basketball Night Games Roundup
East Columbia defeated Yale 58 to 54 while Princeton beat Harvard 63 to 46 Muhlenberg edged Gettysburg 65 61 Rutgers won 87 62 over Bucknell West Virginia Con tournament Fairmont 71 West Valech 62 Midwest LaSalle 63 over William and Mary 51
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East Columbia
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Muhlenberg
Gettysburg
Rutgers
Bucknell
West Virginia
Fairmont
West Valech
Midwest
LaSalle
William and Mary
Bowling league scores and standings from Elks and local teams
In the Across Headpin B League, players including Carson Hook Brack Strode Donald Smith Alonzo Whitlock Lee Ebert and Dick Carter posted scores. Team totals show Glaize & Bro 1641 Columbia Baking 1629 Elks Club 1616 with Columbia Baking taking the team game title.
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Ind
Carson Hook
Brack Strode
Donald Smith
Alonzo Whitlock
Lee Ebert
Dick Carter
Glaize & Bro
Columbia Baking
Elks Club
Berryville NRA Club Aims Firearm Safety Training
Ryville chief instructor and R. H. Emmons of Berryville secretary treasurer announce the club will conduct registered NRA tournaments and focus on teaching firearm safety to all community members.
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Ryville
R. H. Emmons
Berryville
Local Recap of Team Matches and Scores
Scores show Co 605 Elks Club 567 Glaize Bro 568 and other results including Columbia Baking 3 Va Woolen No 10 Glaize 3 Coca Cola 3 Snapp s Foundry 0 Valley Service 2 Va Woolen No 2 Elks Club Sout n Fire Co 1.
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B” League
Glaize & Bro. Bell Clothes
Coca Cola Va
Elk
Club Valley Service
South End Fire Co
Clearbrook Woolen Columbia Baking Co
Valley Fruit & Candy Snapp's Foundry
Bell Clothes
Valley Fruit & Candy
Columbia Baking Co
Glaize & Bro
Clearbrook Woolen
Coca Cola
Snapp’s Foundry
Valley Service
Elks Club
Sout 'Nd Fire Co
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City
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Lamp Motor CO
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock St
Molden Electric CO
S. Loudoun St
Cushman Parts and
Seiberling Battery
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Hamline
Northern Virginia Power CO
Rifle and Pistol Club
Mrs. Filberts Maxes
Creamy
Mrs. Filbert
EAMY
MRS. Filberts Mayonnaise
Wurlitzer
Becawen St
Ford
Berlin
Order of the Golden Rule
Shoe Center, Inc
FRONT
Theresa
Fred Allen
SBC Network
CBS Network
Shenandoah Motor CO
Handley High School
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