Handley Judges Map 1960 Football Schedule and Camp Start
Handley High outlines a near complete 1960 pigskin schedule with away opens at Fairfax and Lee of Springfield, a Shrine game on Nov 6, and Thanksgiving at Martinsburg. Practice begins Sept 25 with daily sessions, equipment issued Sept 20, and a Monday 7:30 p.m. coaches meeting led by Hunter Maddex.
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Clarke County
Handley
Hunter Maddex
Maddex
Earl Cane
Beall
Frostburg
Broadway
Fairfax
Lee
Springfield
Frederick
Fort Hill
Westminster
Hagerstown
Harrisonburg
Warren County
Martinsburg
West Virginians
Bulldogs
Greg Dick
Billy Stine
Donnie Oates
Dick Donica
Bill Shendon
Sonny Sibert
Pokey Cather
Wayne Anderson
Terry Pland
Doug Rainsberger
Ben Butler
Bill McMullan
Woody O'Hara
Robert Button
Dougie Bell
Stine
Reggie Baker
Maddox
Preston Litten
Eddie Siebert
John Smith
Irvin Manges
Jimmy Omps
Jubilee Pronunciation Guide Emphasizes First Syllable
A phonetics note explains that Jubilee is pronounced with the first syllable stressed not the third. The guide urges listeners to emphasize JOO- bi-lee rather than ji- OO ble.
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Jubilee
League Leaders National and American Leagues Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Aaron Milwaukee at .366 and 159 hits, Pinson Cincinnati 144, Banks Chicago 102 RBIs, Mays San Francisco 81 runs, and Mathews Milwaukee 31 homers. Pitching top is Antonelli San Francisco 16-6. American League leaders list Kuenn Detroit .346 and 132 hits, Killebrew Washington 86 RBIs and 35 homers, Aparicio Chicago 36 stolen bases, Wynn Chicago 138 strikeouts, Lawn Chicago 82 decisions.
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Aaron
Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
White
Banks Chicago
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
Kuenn
Detroit
Woodling
Baltimore
Yost
Power
Cleveland
Killebrew
Washington
Colavito
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
Allison Washington
McDougald
New York
Aparicio Chicago
Landis
Mantle
Lawn
Shaw
Wynn
Score
Fights Tokyo Pascual Perez for world flyweight title
In Argentina Tokyo Pascual Perez defeated Kenji Yonekura in Tokyo to claim the world flyweight title after 15 rounds. In Washington Henry Hank defeated Holly Mims in a separate bout at 15442 with a 10 round decision.
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Tokyo
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Kenji Yonekura
Japan
New Orleans
Holly Mims
Washington D. C
Henry Hank
Detroit
Republic Oil Drops Opener in State Softball Tourney
In Richmond opener Republic Oilers lose 3 1 to Hopewell VFW as Al Graham tallies two hits for Republic while Hector Robinson and Baker also contribute. Hopewell’s five infield singles pace a quiet oilers attack in damp conditions. Fox Hill Amo co of Hampton wins the title with a 1 0 victory over Parker s Open Air Market.
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Oilers
Hopewell Vfw
Republic
al Graham
VFW
Hopewell
Fox Hill Amoco
Hampton
Fox Hill
Parker
Open Air Market
Portsmouth
Bill Bearden
Lions 1959 Hope Rote Johnson Pietrosante In Mix
Detroit anxiously builds for 1959 with Tobin Rote and John Henry Johnson as prime backfield talents. Coach George Wilson cites uncertain line protection and scoring power while praising rookie fullback Nick Pietrosante and Hopalong Cassady for increased running duties.
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Dave Diles
Associated Press
Detroit
John Henry Johnson
Tobin Rote
Detroit Lions
Nick Pietrosante
Wilson
Ifs
Lions
Rote
Bobby Layne
Pittsburgh
Earl Morrall
Jerry Reichow
Johnson
Pietrosante
Notre Dame
Hopalong Cassady
Health Center to Form Major Duckpin League in Winchester
A Major Duckpin League of top Winchester bowlers is being formed. The first meeting is at Health Center Lanes tonight at 9 o'clock. organizers aim for at least six teams to bowl Mondays at 9 15 p m. Local bowlers are asked to attend to help set rules and regulations.
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Winchester
Health Center
Lynchburg Board Rejects Second Negro Applicant
The State Pupil Placement Board rejected a second Negro applicant for a white Lynchburg school and said Crystalbel Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs F D Harris had been assigned to a Negro high school.
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Lynchburg
Crystalbel Harris
F. D. Harris
Salisbury Skeet Shooter to Lead U S in Pan Am
Ed Calhoun of Salisbury Maryland tops qualifiers with 297 of 300 targets to lead a six man U S skeet team for the Pan American Games in Chicago Calhoun and Ken Pendergras will compete as individuals while the others form a four man team Alternates are Cy Lamm and Vincent L Marcum
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Virginia Beach
Ed Calhou
Salisbury
United States
Chicago
Calhoun
Ken Pendergras
Jacksonville
Fla
C. J. Crites
Detroit
Roland Franzen
Arlington
Ill
Carl Helton
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Maj. O. R. Davis
Quantico Marine Base
Pendergras
Cy Lamm
Greenwich
Conn
Vincent L. Marcum
Phoebus Pitcher Doubles Winning Run Home in Finals Opener
Phoebus Post 48 leads the state American Legion junior baseball playoffs after George Jones hurled a three hit game with 14 strikeouts. He doubled in the sixth to drive in Bobby Ball for the only run, then struck out the last two in the ninth to seal a 1-0 win over Front Royal Post 53 in the opener.
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Front Royal
George Jones
Phoebus Post
American Legion
Jones
Phoebus
Front Royal Post
Bobby Ball
Municipal court fines and addresses listed
Lillian Brooks of 803 S Cameron St charged with shoplifting violation fined 30.75 dollars. William Eugene White of Mt Falls St cited for reckless driving fined 15.25 dollars. Gordon Campbell of 426 Chase St charged with driving under the influence fined 106.25 dollars and 30 days suspended.
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Lillian Brooks
S. Cameron St
William Eugene White
Mt. Falls St
Gordon Campbell
Chase St
Senators Tug of War with Slump Stiffens Manager Aims to Reboot
Washington manager Cookie Lavagetto, frustrated by 22 losses in 28, lectured his Senators for 30 minutes in Philadelphia. The team prepares for a two game series against the Yankees in New York, with no game scheduled today. A post-lecture exhibition loss to the Phillies followed.
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Washington
Cookie Lavagetto
Washington Senators
Lavagetto
Senators
Yankees
New York
Philadelphia
Phillies
We Finish Within a Week Say We Expect
A cautionary note on phrasing urges using precise language in progress updates. It contrasts expected completion within a week with a misused form implying a longer timeline. The guidance emphasizes clear timing and avoids ambiguous constructions.
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