Pat Singhass Wins Girls National Bowling Championship
Pat Singhass of James Wood Girl's Afternoon League won the National Individual Championship for Girls with a 359 set from games of 130 128 and 101. James Wood teams Rampsters and Eagles finished second and third in the team division, with 1525 and 1483 totals respectively, as Arlington Blue Jackets won the team title under handicap.
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American Junior Bowling Congress
Pat Singhass
James Wood
Miss Singhass
Rampsters
Eagles
United States
Chicago
Allen Hawthorne
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
C&aris
Joyce Babylon
Baltimore
Miss Singass
The
Blue Jackets
Arlington
Hampsters
Winchester
Betty Layman
Betty Robinson
Mary Robinson
Peggy Adams
Pat Pingley
King David
Ben Davis
Phyl Campbell
Jennie Bailey
Marian Copp
Sarah Dale
Pat Singom
Grubbs
Photo Copp
Shirley Campbell
Sara Dale
American Bowling Congress
Graziano predicts knockout of Sugar Ray Robinson
In Chicago Rocky Graziano proclaims he will KO Sugar Ray Robinson in the middleweight title bout next Wednesday night. Robinson dismisses the odds and calls Graziano an easy match while asserting he remains the champion and the favorite.
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Graziano
Chicago
Rocky Graziano
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Guy
Middletown Joins Massanutten League as Sixth Team
Middletown's baseball club, former Northern Virginia League playoff winners, will compete in the new Massanutten League this year joining Front Royal Luray Linville New Market and Shenandoah. A 60 game schedule runs 20 weeks with three games weekly, two under lights and one Sunday. Manager James Judy asks for volunteers for all positions especially battery and infield. A 2 30 pm practice at Middletown school grounds is set with assistants James Pete Garrett Guy Renner and Marvin Earl Kline.
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Middletown
Stephenson
Massanutten
James Judy
James
Pete) Garrett
Guy Renner
Judy
Garrett
Renner
Marvin Earl Kline
Front Royal
Luray
Linville
New Market
Shenandoah
Mustangs Win JW Loop Title Over Tar Heels
The Mustangs clinched the James Wood Boys League championship at Health Center Alleys with a 1192 to 1056 three game total pinfall over the Tar Heels. Team members include Bobby Layman Lewis Ewing Bobby Franklin and Bill Bailey.
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Mustangs
Tar Heels
James Wood Boys League
Health Center
Bobby Layman
Lewis Ewing
Bobby Franklin
Bill Bailey
Loes Shines In Spring Start As Dodgers Top Yanks
Dodgers rookie Billy Loes, a bonus baby, hurled three hitless innings for an 8-2 lead in a spring game at Yankee Stadium. New York Giants beat the Indians 4-3 in 12 innings at Kansas City. Herm Wehmeier, Hank Perkowski and Frank Smith held Detroit to a one-hitter in Columbus before Hoot Evers broke a thumb.
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Ralph Roden
Billy Loes
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Loes
Lees
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Ralph Branca
Gamg
Yanks
Harry Schaeffer
Brooks
Schaeffer
Herm Wehmeier
Hank Perkowski
Frank Smith
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
Tigers
Hoot Evers
Evers
Wehmeier
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Oriole
Baltimore
Giants
Indians
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Chuck Diering
al Dark
Bob Elliott
Boston Braves
White Sox
Cubs
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Discrimination suit against Virginia park system dropped
In Richmond federal court, a plaintiff withdrew a suit alleging discrimination in the Virginia park system at the request of the plaintiff. A separate Q and A note discusses persimmon wood used in golf club heads, noting persimmon is in the ebony family.
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Richmond
Virginia
Automotives Win Over Friendship In C Loop Match
In C League action Winchester Automotive rolled a 611 as Ed Clevenger 132 Mar shall Clevenger 129 Lynn Carpenter 128 Doug Bowley 108 and Bill Boden 114 led to a win over Friendship Fire Co Marsden Licksider 129 including 39 in the final frames. Skyway Grill beat Winchester Automotive 355 to 545 as Boden offset by 128 and Hockman 127. Carr Publishing Co. defeated Winchester Automotive 579 to 556 with Mickey McDonald 135 and Charles Minghini 129 leading Carr. Roxie Hockman 127 nearly matched Jim Shuttleworth as Skyway Grill totaled 580 to beat Friendship Fire Co. Skyway Grill swept the night 576 to 545 over Carr Publishing.
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Ed Clevenger
Marshall Clevenger
Lynn Carpenter
Doug Bowley
Bill Boden
Winchester Automotive
Friendship Fire Co
Marsden Licksider
Skyway Grill
Carr Publishing Co
Mickey McDonald
Charles Minghini
Roxie Hockman
Jim Shuttleworth
Hockman
Carr Publishing
BrakeBlok League Standings and Nightly Scores
Brake Blok League standings show Team No. 2 22 23, Team No. 1 22 23, Team No. 3 26 19, Team No. 6 21 24, and SRW Pools at 15 30. Bill Baker rolled 145 131 115 for 391 in a night where Team No. 1 lost two games to Team No. 5. Baker’s 131 aided a midgame lead before a four-pin margin swing decided the opener.
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Cecsiseees
SRW Pooi
Vecicssevace
Ind
Bill Baker
Marcus Haines
Jim Green
Biull
Baker
Friendship Fire Co. vs Carr Publishing Co. bowling match results
In a scoring clash at Boyce the Friendship Fire Co. team led by Salty Hoover 134 and Bob Ryan 124 lost 553 to 545 to Carr Publishing Co. John Siler and Garland Brown closed the frame with key marks. Other games noted include Skyway Grill 18 and 14 scores, Winchester Automotive 27 21, Marsden Lickider 139 for Ind, Mickey McDonald 135, and team totals Winchester Automotive 611 Skyway Grill 580.
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Skyway Grill
Saharenee
Carr Publishing Co
Winchester Automotive
Friendship Fire Co
Marsden Lick
Mickey McDonald
Salty Hoover
Der
Bill Boden
Ed Clevenger
Skyway Girl
W L Tests Chances In S C Race Against Mountaineers
Washington and Lee faces West Virginia in a doubleheader at Lexington to decide if the Generals can contend for Northern Division honors in the Southern Conference. Mountaineers tout a strong club as Tech and William and Mary notes follow in a busy schedule with several local matchups.
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W&l
S.C
Mountaineers
Richmond
Washington and Lee
Generals
West Virginia
Lexington
Patuxent Naval Air Test Center
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
University of Richmond
William and Mary
Indians
Williamsburg
Virginia
Cavaliers
Michigan
Charlottesville
Newport News
Hampden-Sydney
Fort Lee
Werle Reinstated By the Pirates
Hillsdale Calif. report says Bill Werle was fined 500 dollars and suspended indefinitely for breaking training rules. Pirates general manager Branch Rickey announced Werle’s reinstatement from Washington with the fine remaining in place. Werle in Pittsburgh said he was gratified but had not been formally notified.
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Hillsdale
Calif
Bill Werle
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington
Prates
Branch Rickey
Werle
Rickey
Pittsburgh
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Layman
Pa’ Singhass
Winchester News
S. Loudoun St
James Wood High School
Hamsters
Marian
Massanutten Loop
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Friendship
BrakeBlok
Brake Blck
Stu Edmonds
Roger Pennington
Sanitary Plumbing & Heating
Leonard Home Appliances
Stephens City, Va
Warren Rutledge
William
Marvy
Hurline
Rutledge
Agee
Bob Garman
Tech
Luke Tyner
Joe Agee
Lehigh University
Lehigh
Clint Felton
Carl Carnes
Pirates
FORD
Chapman Motor CO
Winchester Plate Glass Co
E. Fairfax Lane
South Loudoun Garage
Loudoun St
W. H. Williams
E. Earl Shade's
Goodfjyear
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
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