Gore Bowl Opener: Capon Bridge Edges Gore 54
Capon Bridge rallied from behind to beat Gore high school 54 in the opener. Michael struck out eight and walked three as Capon Bridge held Gore to six hits. Nesselrodt hit a triple and McDaniel doubled for Gore, while peer’s hurling shut down late Gore threats.
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Capon Bridge
Shanholtz
Grapes
Eaton
Peer
P Kern
Wilson
Seldon
Cooper
Haines
Gore AB Catlett
Barr
McDaniel
Nesselrodt
Michael P. Bayliss
Palmer
la Follette
Hoak
Biggert
Gore
FFA Members Enter Co-op Corn Contest
Nine Middletown and two Stephens City FFA members will join a corn demonstration program by the Southern States Co op agency at Stephens City. Participants include Gene Dicks and Donnie Steele from Middletown and Roy Bauer from Stephens City. Prizes go to the top state FFA and 4 H groups with best completion records as youths track corn growth and deliver harvest reports. Four pound seed samples for planting half an acre are to be issued at no cost through local Southern States, via instructor or extension worker referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Stephens City
FFA
Southern States Coop Agency
Gene Dicks
Donnie Steele
Woodrow Legge
Edward Rogers
Ben Rogers
Franklin Conner
James Dixon
Clyde Brumback
Eddie Dodson
Roy Beaer
Charles Rinker
Southern States Agency
New Western Auto Store Opens in Winchester
The Western Auto Associate store owned by J. M. Polen Jr. opened at 9 a.m. in the Bailey and Goodman building at 209 N. Loudoun St. The remodeled shop offers automotive equipment tires batteries bicycles radios sporting goods and lawn and garden supplies. Polen, formerly of Manassas and longtime manager of the Charles Town store, plans to move to Winchester soon with Dick Brockman joining the new outlet after managing the Piccadilly Street store prior to its wartime closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Auto Associate
J. M. Polen Jr
Bailey and Goodman Appliances
N. Loudoun St
Polen
Manassas
Charles Town
Winchester
Dick Brockman
Piccadilly St
Western Auto
Revival Music Awaits at Loudon Church of Christ
The Church of Christ in Loudon begins daily revival meetings at 7 30 each night except Saturday led by evangelists Mr and Mrs James Matthew Alley of San Francisco. Music features Mrs Alley a novelty artist who will play piano European musical classes cow bells Viking Sleigh bells Swiss piccolo bells and musical frying pans. Both Alley's will sing as soloists and the event marks their Virginia debut with ancestral Revolutionary War connections.
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Church of Christ
Nathan Williamson
James Matthew Alley
San Francisco
Alley
Virginia
Pianist Eugenia Haliy Evans Acknowledged In Winchester
The article profiles pianist Eugenia Haliy Evans now based in Winchester after marrying Dr Rudolph Evans in 1942 in Hagerstown. She taught at Chicago schools, accompanied Rosa Rai sa Rimini, gave recitals, and appeared on distinguished programs. Critics praise her Chopin and Debussy renderings and her heartfelt touch.
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America
Chicago Piano College
School of Fine Arts
Rosa Raisa Rimini
Eugenia Halij
Rudllph Evans
Czechoslovakia
American
Dr. Evans
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Mercersburg
Maryland Federation of Music Club
Eugenia Haliy Evans
Debussy
Judges Cup Opens Track Season for Handley and County Schools
Handley thinclads opened the 1948 season with a decisive three way win over Stephens City and Stonewall high schools. Handley won most events, tied in high jump, led 64.5 to 14 and 9.5 points, weather chilly and windy, with Ritter posting 10.3 in the century and McIntyre 23.9 in the 220, Burkhart clearing 5 feet 3.25 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Thinclads
Stepnens City
Stonewall
Handley
Stephens City
Mercury
Maddox
Sargent
Ritter
District track results show mixed events and ties
Yesterday results list multiple events with schools H SC and others. Notable marks include Discus 122 ft by Pugitt and Bly with DeHaven, High jump 6 ft 3 1 4 in a four way tie, 100 yd dash 10 3 by Ritter, 880 yd run 122 8 by Solenberger. Relay times include 1 45 6 for 880 with Barr Hart Lawrence Burkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fugitt
Wingfield
Barr
Hart
Lawrence
Burkhart
Larue
White
McIntyre
Smith
Handley
Bridgeforth
Ritter
Wolverton
Carper
Anderson
Robinson
Haymaker
Lake
Ritenour
Solenberger
Pugitt
Bly
Semples
DeHaven
Babb
M. Semples
Dodson
O’connel
Keller
Bloom
DeHav
Distance record and relay results at Handley event
18 ft 4 in marked distance with 880 yard relay won by Handley with first and second places for Stephens City. Stone Wall did not compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Stephens City
Stonewall
Savings Bond Sales Totals Across Counties
March bond sales in Winchester and Frederick County reached 89838 dollars. Adjacent counties Clarke, Shenandoah and Warren reported 7887, 32456 and 16681 dollars respectively.
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Chester
Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
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Fred Neher
Tony Post
Rouss Ave
Eneral OA
Jomal
Lyle P. Strosnyder
E. Cork St
Gore Bowl
Henry T. Goode
American Health
Surgical Poly
American Health Insurance Corp
C. Ridsely White
James Bowman
Jess R. Kiracofe, Jr
LYLL
Columbia
Irginia Power Co
New Western Auto
Bickers
Winchester, VA
Scott
R. J. Scott
Yockey
J. Bara
Chantilly
France
Little America
the Food Center
N . Loudoun St
Arioso
Bach
Sibelius
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
A. M.—Bible School
A. C. Frye
God
Paul E. Dick
New Spring Marlboro
Atte
Front Royal Anny
le Iil
Kernstown
Oath of
Shenandoah Valley
Buick
Ft. George Hill
Fisher
N. Main St
H. W. Ebert
Enry J. Taylor
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