Kansas Wins NCAA Basketball Crown
Kansas defeats St John’s of Brooklyn 80 63 to claim the 1952 NCAA title. Clyde Lovellette scores 33 points to earn most valuable player honors and set four game playoff scoring and free throw records. Illinois finishes third by beating Santa Clara 67 64 in the consolations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Kansas
Big Clyde Lovellette
Jayhawks
St John's
Brooklyn
Lovellette
Mlinois
Illnois
Santa Clara
St. John’s
Illinois
Associated Press
Redmen
St. John's
Kansans
Sete
Loveilette
Ian Sunderlage
Miinois
Ilinois
Santa Clarans
Rules Aimed at Ending Late Game Stalling In NCAA
National Basketball Committee plans major surgery on late game stalling and fouls after Illinois game 67 64 win by Mini. New rules require all foul shots and introduce a second shot on fouls, final three minutes doubling penalties, non leather balls may be used if both teams agree, and area dimensions including solid color boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
National Basketball Committee
United States
Canada
Illinois
Bowling Leagues Convene To Discuss Banquet Plans
Officers of the A League C League Ladies Commercial League and Evening Star Ladies League are reminded of a special meeting Monday at 9 30 p m at Health Center Alleys. Plans for the forthcoming banquet will be discussed and high school league representatives are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C”’ League
Ladies Commercial League
Evening Star Ladies League
Ladies Commercial League Standings and Results
Standings show Heatwole Motor Co leading with 26 wins and 4 losses followed by Bailey's Market and Newberry's. Individual scores feature Martha Kiracofe and Betty Cline posting strong sets. Betty Miller leads with a 327 series for Heatwole. Bailey's Market swept three games to 1480 in a winners' effort while Newberry's edged Home Beneficial Life Insurance 498 in a tight third game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Commercial League
Heatwole Motor Co
Bailey's Market
Newberry’s
Life Ins
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Shade Equipment Co
O'Sullivan Office
O'Sullivan
Jewel Box
Éesseeeie Ee
Va. Woolen Co
Ind
Martha Kiracofe
Patsy Carson
Betty Cline
Betty Kiracofe
Betty Miller
Bailey’s Market
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Elsie Jones
Newberry's
Betty Ryan
Pat Carson
Betty Cine
Rosie Hendricks
Bailey’s
Bailey's
Ann McKee
Marie Franklin
O'Sullivan Plant
Ever So Wins Middleburg Hunt Hunter Trials
Ever So owned and ridden by Mrs. Step hen C. Clark of Middleburg earned 11 points to win the Middleburg Hunt Hunter Trials held on Frank Schaefer’s farm. Second place went to Little Jiggs owned and ridden by Mrs. N. J. Ward of Middleburg with nine points, winning the ladies hunters class and earning a leg on the Mrs. Amory Perking trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Stephen C. Clark
Frank Schaefer
Here
Little Jiggs
N. J. Ward
A's Seen Doomed For 2nd Division Again This Year
A aging Philadelphia Athletics look set to stay in the second division amid questions about hitting and pitching balance. Key factors include Ferris Fain and Eddie Joost as core infielders, with Gus Zernial and Elmer Vale leading the outfield, while the pitching staff relies on lefties Shantz Kellner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
West Palm Beach
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Athletics
Jimmy Dyk
Ferris Fain
Eddie Joost
Pete Suder
Billy Hitchcock
Philadelphia
Bobby Shantz
Alex Kellner
Morris Martin
Sam Zoldak
Bob Hooper
Dick Fowler
Bursit
Joe Coleman
Fain
Gus Zernial
King Joost
Elmer Vale
Joost
Vale
Zernin
Allie Clark
Plumly Softball Meeting Planned For March 31 At Plumley Office
Plumly softball team hosts a meeting at the P. W. Plumley Office on March 31 at 7 30 p m to map out plans for the coming season. Pitcher Jesse Donald and other members have signed on sponsor Mr Plumly asks all members and interested parties to attend. The item also notes prior Indian dog domestication and early introduction of horses by Spaniards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumly
P. W. Plumley
Jesse Donald
Mr. Plumly
Knuckler Harrist Shines for Browns
AP Sports Writer Earl Harrist, a 31-year-old knuckleball pitcher, eyes one last major league chance with the St. Louis Browns. He has pitched well in relief, after stints with Washington and the White Sox, and is remembered for two no hitters in 1946 for Syracuse. The Browns beat the Pirates 4-2 in San Bernardino as Harrist allowed both runs in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Harrist
Harrist
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Earl
Syracuse
Chicago
White Sox
Oakland
Browns
Brownlte
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Seattle
Ned Garver
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh
Chisox
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Ariz
George Wilson
Boston Red Sox
Gerald Fahr
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Phoenix
Giants
Maglie
Bobby Thomson
al Dark
Whitey Lockman
Ron Northey
Sal Maglie
Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia Athletics
Hollywood
Fla
Firemen Put Out Blazing Trash Can Near School
Local firemen responded shortly after 7 p m to a field opposite James Wood School finding a trash can burning with no damage reported. Fire crews contained the blaze quickly and no injuries were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood School
Ramer Shines as Randolph Macon Tops Wesleyan 4-0
Ralph Ramer pitched seven strong innings for Randolph Macon College earning a 4-0 victory over Wesleyan University of Connecticut. He allowed four hits walked one and struck out five while also adding a run driven in with a single. Bill Whitley finished with two hitless innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ralph Ramer
Randolph- Macon College
Ramer
Wesleyan University of Connecticut
Yellow Jackets
Bill Whitley
Franklin
Whitley
Washington and Lee's Generals
Thip Richmond Professional Institute
Generals
Ed Taylor
Taylor
Steve Schlossman
Glenn Gamble
Pitt Foster
Schlossman
State College
Davey Stops Williams In Five To Stay Undefeated
Chuck Davey remains undefeated at 32 pro fights after a fifth round technical knockout over Ike Williams at Chicago Stadium. Davey, a Michigan State master’s graduate, earned 2 491 dollars plus 1 800 in TV fees while Williams took 4 613 dollars. Williams, 28 and a former lightweight champion, looked finished as Blinky Palermo and others commented on his decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ike
Chicago Stadium
Blinky Palermo
Illinois
Davey
Blinky
Michigan State
Ben
Peanut
Second Bank Balloon Found in Maryland Farm Field
The second balloon from the Shenandoah Valley National Bank release was found in a field on Gordon L. Shawn’s farm near Queenstown Maryland. Shawn reported the balloon’s discovery occurred on March 25 and asked for the release date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Las
Gordon L. Shawn
Queenstown
Shawn
Queens
Clarke County High Boys Baseball Drills Ahead of Woodstock Opener
About 25 Clarke County High School boys report for baseball practice under Coach Douglas Cochran for the April 15 opener vs Woodstock. The Berryville squad seeks to reclaim the league title after finishing second to New Market. other teams include Strasburg Woodstock Toms Brook New Market Mt Jackson and Edinburg. Interested teams may call Cochran at Berryville 206-3 to schedule games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County High School
Woodstock
Douglas Cochran
Berryville
Delmarva Town on Maryland's Eastern Shore
The text locates a town in Queen Anne County Maryland, on the Delmarva Peninsula between the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean in the Eastern Shore region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne County
Delmarva
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Clarke High Cagers to Face Golden Gophers in Benefit Game
Clarke County High School cagers meet the Berryville Golden Gophers in a benefit game for the school baseball team. The event follows a Clarke County Hill PF. F. A. versus Junior Varsity matchup at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke High Cagers
Golden Gophers
Berryville Golden Gopher
Clarke County High School
Clarke County Hill PF
Correct address of the permanent UN headquarters
The permanent United Nations headquarters is located in New York City. The address commonly cited is 760 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, though official mailing may refer to United Nations Headquarters, New York, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
L. N
United Nations
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jim Hutcheson
Ammer Tire CO
Braddock St. Seiberling
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Newberry’s Top Insurance
Hunter Trials
North America
Bureau of American Ethnology
Mexico
Knuckler Harrist
AP Sports Writer
Randolph-Macon
Dawud Ut
Jeddi
Chuck Davey
Chuck Davey Orate
Ike Williams
Clarke County High
Chapman Motor CO
Winchester Plate Glass Co
E. Pairfas Lane
Rusco
Admiralyle P. Strosnyder
Leudeoun St
E. Bescawen Sr
Ann Anderso
Thetower
Ryoyew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!