Open Hearth Wins Bowlers League Title Bid in Health Center Lanes
Open Hearth defeated Miller Auto Sales 3 0 to seize second half league lead at Health Center Lanes as Russ Potts team falls one game short. Eugene Easter 129 153 133 415 Joe Zimmerman 112 138 155 405 led Open Hearth with strong scores. Miller’s Don Marton 132 381 and Roxy Hochman 143 also contributed. Other results include Peoples Cleaners 3 0 over Crisman Cleaners and Burn Cutter Tire Co tie for second with Winchester Mobile Homes, plus various team and individual achievements across the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Potts
Eugene Easter
Joe Zimmerman
Francis Hudson
Charles Minghini
Lane Reed
Miller Auto
Don Marton
Roxy Hockman
Wise
Ole Owl
Sport Shop
Hertz-Rent-Acar
Lneup
Jack Larrick
Ted Hepner
Chug White
Artie Kiracore
Evan Creswell
Jack DuVall
Allen Carter
Bill Walker
Peoples Cleaners
Crisman Cleaners
Harold Buckner
John Spaid
Eugene Funkehouser
Lawrence Pope
Wally Dill
Charles Bush
Bunecutter Tire Co
Winchester Mobile Homes
Buncutter Tire Co
Richard Buncutter
Frank Cooper
Harold Pugh
Rose Sell ‘Jones
Walter Fisher
Squeek Burnett Guest Of Festival Air Show
Col. Vincent Squeek Burnett, Lynchburg, retired aerobatic great, will be special guest at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival air show. The event is Saturday April 30 at 2 p.m. at Winchester Municipal Airport. MAJ GEN Brook Allen of the National Aeronautics Association will present a special NA A certificate to Burnett and the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent “Squeek’’ Burnett
Lynchburg
Brook Allen
National Aeronautics Association
Washington, D.C
Col. Burnett
Apple
Virginia
William M. Battaile
Freddie Lund
Miami, P
Havana
Worthside Lanes Leads Lady Brunswick League After 3 1 Victory
Worthside Lanes Continental Homes takes first place in the Lady Brunswick League with a 3 1 win over Dale's Grocery. Connie Baker tops the winners with 193 520. Winchester Mobile Homes sweeps 4 points, sets a house record with all players over 500, and club records for a 2654 team series. Mae Brown 207 533, Mary Miller 202 501, Dot Clark 145 223 205 573, Lorraine Sealock 189 531, Martha Taylor 190 516 lead the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Homes
Mae Brown
Mary Miller
Dot Clark
Lorraine Sealock
Martha Taylor
Bankers
Pat Whitacre
Jamison & Gore
Garber’s
Barbara Garrison
Mary Willis
Joan Hylton
Buckley
Rosa Wilcox
Snow White Grill
Green Chemical Co
Helen Clevenger
Ruth Lane
Green Chemical
Connie Schneider
H. Emerart & Son
Bowling team captures championship in tight pinfall race
Emmart team defeats Outlaws 2864 to 2827 led by Kenny Wisecarver 198 and Ralph Bowman 180 with other solid totals. Nameless leaps to first after Grand Union drops four points to Ritter's Variety Store as George Garver posts 646 for Ritter's, a league record. Blossom Festival honors Col. Burnett, famed World War II pilot, at Apple Blossom Air Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlaws
Emmart
Hugo Ackenham
Dick Clark
Betty Colbert
Ralph Bowman
Kenny Wisecarver
George Dofflemyer
Montford Mallory
Nameless
Wildcats
Grand Union
Ritter
Bob Miller
Dave Butts
Gene McKee
George Garver
Ken Wisecarver
Tastee-Freez
Dick Boxwell
Frank Cooper
Northside Lanes Team Posts 2595 At ABC National
Northside Lanes bowling team competed in the ABC National Tournament in Rochester New York on April 22 and 23. Curtis Braithwaite Jerry Goodman Hal Dawson Jess Kiracore and Ronnie Haines rolled 2595 as a team with Ronnie delivering eight straight strikes in the third game for a 255 and 608 series. In the Suastas portion Ronnie Goodman and Jerry Goodman posted a 1217 total and Ronnie also holds an All events total of 1689. Jess Kiracore Jr led local bowlers in singles with a 573.
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Northside Lanes
Rochester
N.Y
Curtis Braithwaite
Jerry Goodman
Hal Dawson
Jess Kiracore
Ronnie Haines
Ronnie
Jess Kiracore, Jr
McDowell and Crandall pace Cleveland win over A's 2-0
Sam McDowell fired a four hitter for Cleveland as Del Crandall aided with key guidance at the plate. In other AL action Denny McLain four hit Detroit over Minnesota Chicago beat Washington 3-2 and Boston toppled New York for its seventh straight defeat. In the NL Houston beat Cincinnati 7-1 Atlanta shut out San Francisco 5-0 Philadelphia overwhelmed Pittsburgh 5-0 and St Louis beat Los Angeles 2-0. Tom McCraw drove in the go ahead run with a ninth inning sacrifice fly. Carl Yastrzemski collected four hits for Boston in a win over New York.
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Del
Denny McLain
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
Frank Howard
Boston
New York
Houseton
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Anegeles
Tom McCraw
Senators
Howard
Pony League Tryouts Listed for Winchester Youth
Boys born between August 1 1951 and July 31 1953 are eligible for Pony League Baseball. Applications available at the War Memorial Building Senseny Park and WiseOle Owl Sport Shop. due by May 6 1966. Tryouts for returning players and fourteen year olds May 4. thirteen year olds May 5 and 6. Sponsored by Winchester Jaycees with Elks Club Loyal Order of the Moose Optimist Club VFW and supporters.
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War Memorial
Senseny Park
WiseOle Owl Sport Shop
Pony League
Winchester Jaycees
The
Elks Club
Loyal Order of the Moose
Optimist Club
V.F.W
the Jaycees
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Carl Frye
Winchester
National Fruit
Charley Renner
Ed Clevenger
Pete Stipe
Robert Rinker
Peachy DeHaven
Schenck Foods
Dr. James’ Health Club
Rebels
Fighting
Health Center
Buck Cooper
Lawrence Grim
Jane Cunningham
Dottie Grim
Glenn Luttrell
Ronnie Bageant
Judy Bageant
Howard Lloyd
Hugh Hill
Louis Renner
Lois Hill
Hillbillies
Garnett McCarty
Peggy Crisman
Buck MceCarty
Coe Eds
Brent Bowman
Glenda Carter
Doug Kelchner
Jay Lee
Martha Kelchner
Dick Sisler
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
L Duck
Jess Kiracofe
Totae Ca
Jess Kiracofe, Sr
Squeek’ Burnett
Festival Air Show
Winchester Municipal
Worthside
Clarence Good
Taylor Finley
Raymond Baker
Squeek
Burnett
Air Corps
Ferry Command
4Th Bomb Wing
12Th Air Force
Jimmy Doolittle
12Th
England
North Africa
United States
Gen
Harper
Office
Chief of Air Staff
Gen. Harper
Germany
Air Force
Northside
Sam McDowell
del Crandall
Kanesas City
Athletics
McDowell
Cleveland
Crane Dall
Slongest
D.C. Stadium
Carl Yastrzemski
Shoecents
Loudoun St
Shenandoah Downs
Armadom
Wendy Lea
Tiger
Kid — Reynolds
Sun
Dark Sapphire
Riston
Flying Point
Todd
George B Davidson
Contes Goldee
Misa Beattie
Shuk
Bayle
Captain
Vasil
Blalochs
Mid Moon Vaail
Disk Man
Little Doyle
Fitzgerald
Columbia
Glory
Buffalo Wallow
Baker
Market Ripple
Dante Day
Sigler
Army
Paris Dancer
Small
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Zenith
Espinosa
River — Sellars
Moon Alone
Miss Finger K. —Reeder
Domino Spots
Torres
Smitty - NB
Opals
Reeder
Claire Mintess
Mo—Reeder
Auntie
Wolf —Espinosa
Yule Love
Shawnee Patch—Torres
Lunar Shot
O’rourke
Nee’s Mink
Whitemen
Laert Magic
Davidson
Little Helen—Hedge
Jeb Star - Cooke
Tune O’lou —Addesa
Beau
Clark
Oh — Fitzgerald
Little Barnwell
Kutch Mahar
Heliotwist
Winchester Evening Star
Virginia Sports Calendar
Associated Press
Maryland
RPI
Randolphe Macon
Emry
Henry
Tusculum
Richmond
Tech
VMI
Bridgewater
Ginia
Rolina
Dchburg
Old Dom
Georgetown
Canc
R.macon
Amer. U
E&h
W&l
Sydney
Roanoke
Dominion
AMOCO
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