Berryville and Eberts Win City League Playoffs
The Berryville Golden Gophers and Eberts won the City League playoffs at Winchester Armory. Eberts beat Royal Crown 27-16 to reach the finals, then defeated National Fruit 40-36 for the girls title, while Berryville edged National Guard 80-78 for the men’s crown. Swisher led Eberts with 18, Ryman topped RC with 14, Gipe scored 27 for Berryville, and Ed Strauss netted 30 for Capon Bridge in the girls and boys games respectively.
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Typhoon Clinches Group I Title For Second Year
Newport News High School Typhoon claim the state Group I basketball championship for the second consecutive year. Washington-Lee’s Jimmy Hill led Arlington with 26 points, Conley and Buddy Ballard earned first team honors, while Jessel Curry and others highlighted the All Tournament selections.
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Mt. Jackson Tops Howard Johnson In Valley Match
Mt. Jackson edged Howard Johnson Restaurant by seven pins to avoid a whitewash in a Valley League clash at Mt. Jackson Alleys. Winchester still leads the standings with two second half matches left as upcoming games at Health Center Alleys and Friday’s duel with Front Royal loom. Charley Guess led Mt. Jackson with 141 134 135 for 410, while Lester Ketter added 185 and 380 for Winchester.
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Gander Wins Cross country at Warrenton
Am ory Lawrence of Warrenton rode Gander to a five mile cross country victory in 14 55 at Warrenton point to point races. McGee ridden by Mallory Nash was second and Dinah ridden by Mrs W L Rochester Jr placed third. Francis T Green and Mrs J M Rogers won the team race in 16 21 with Amory Lawrence and Miss Nancy Graham second and Russell M Arundel and George T Walker third.
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Virginia Amateur Field Trials Begin With Puppy Stake
The Virginia Amateur Field Trial Association opened its spring trials with the Puppy Stake as the first event. The All-Age stake will follow later, with the note that no Virginia red dog has won the All-Age in the spring event since 1948.
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National Invitation Tournament champion noted for year ago
The report recalls Brig ham Young winning the National Invitation Tournament Basketball Championship by beating Dayton 62 to 43 at Madison Square Garden a year ago. It also lists past sports notes and a police court entry for Samuel Walker.
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Body Found In Norfolk Fire Ruins
Recovery of the body of Joe Nathan Rogers 21 a Norfolk Naval Base employee confirmed fears that a death occurred in Saturday early morning blaze that gutted two buildings and injured five. A 16 hour search ended Sunday afternoon with the body recovered from one of several destroyed apartments.
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Ralph Kiner Signs For 75000 With Pirates In 1950
San Bernardino Calif Ralph Kiner the Pirates slugger has signed a one year pact for 75000 making him the third highest paid in the majors behind Stan Musial and Ted Williams. Williams may not collect due to a Marine pilot physical exam. Kiner, 42 homers last season and five straight seasons with 40 or more, has spurred Forbes Field crowds. He previously earned 65009 a year under the old contract.
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