Front Royal Turkey and Oyster Supper a Success
The turkey and oyster supper held Friday night to benefit new hospitals in Front Royal was a success. Miss Edna Ritenour and Buddy Middleton were quietly married November 29 at the parsonage. They will live in the R R Stickley apartment after a wedding trip to Gettysburg.
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C. C. Bowen
Arlington
R. R. Stickley
Gilbert Brumback
Strasburg
Ira K. Gruver
local social visits noted with illnesses and a birth
Bonnie Graw has been ill. Mr and Mrs Ritenour and their little daughter and Mrs Cora Owens of Stephens City visited Frank Ritenour's home Sunday evening. Mrs Russell Stickley and her son William motor to Winchester to see her ill father in hospital. Mr and Mrs Ed Dovell and the birth of a baby. Mr and Mrs Harry Edmonson spent Sunday with his father Fred Miller.
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Bonnie Graw
Martinsburg Still Leads Blue Ridge Bowling League
Winchester faltered dropping two games to Frederick as Martinsburg held first place by taking two of three from Coliseum. Shirley of Charles Town tops averages at 126.3, followed by Hawthorne at 121.16. week’s high games reached 146 and 395. The Charles Town Amoco match was postponed.
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Winchester
Blue Ridge
Frederick
Martinsburg
Coliseum
Shirley
Charles Town
Dr. A. T. Hawthorne
Amoco
Bell Clothes Takes Two In B League Bowling Action
Across The Headpin reports Bell Clothes Stores won two B League games against Sapps Foundry on Tuesday. Andy Lake 129 and Doug Stickley 121 led the Foundry in a middle game loss. Va Woolen No 1 rolled 513 556 535 for 1604 in a win over Lee Baking Co Thurston Clevenger 120 paced the winners. Nick Nichols Buddy Racey Bill Moore sparked Jr Board of Trade to beat South End Hose Co. Keller 150 120 helped Keller’s night high. Novick's Transfer Co captured the final game 528 527 with Kiracofe 143 after a 79 in 7th frame. Webber returned with 129 for Glaize and Bro. Studebaker Champions swept Coca Cola as Piddler 139 Funkhouser 131. Worth’s Evening Star Ladies League to clash with Hershey Pints.
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Harry Hottel
Sam Shendon
Bell Clothes Stores
Sapps Foundry
Andy Lake
Doug Stickley
Woolen No. 1
Lee Baking Co
Thurston Clevenger
Nick Nichols
Buddy Racey
Bill Moore
Jr. Board of Trade
South End Hose Co
JBT
Nichols
Firefighters
Keller
John Boyd
Novick
Transfer Co
Woolen No. 2
Joe Hershberger
Charles Anderson
Jesse Kiracofe
Kiracofe
Woolen Five
Jack Larrick
Bony Patton
Raymond Webber
Glaize
Bro
Wally Service
Webber
Kim Piddler
Hugh Funkhouser
Studebaker
Coca Cola
Worth’s
Hershey
Royal Crown Cubs rout South End 37 to 0 in post season
At the German POW camp field two post season games ended in big scores. Royal Crown Cubs blanked the South End Giants 37 to 0 with Keller passing to Harry and Semples scoring. The Scared Heart Boys Club beat a guards team 44 to 0 in touch football using players from Blue Streaks Bears and Bees.
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Royal Crown Cubs
South End Giants
Scared Heart Boys Club
Cubs
Giants
Keller
Harry
J. Solenberger
D. Semples
DeHaven
Lemmonis
Bridgeforth
Lemonis
Bears
Bees
Coffelt
MacIntire
Grim
Wolverton
Valuable horse destroyed in Baltimore racing incident
Gay Bit a four year old owned by R Bruce Livie s Baltimore Bobanet Stable and Havre De Grace handicap winner at Laurel in October was destroyed after a collision in the Riggs handicap at Pimlico on November 24. The gelding earned over $50 000 in his brief career and suffered a fracture of a bone in his left foreleg during the race.
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Baltimore
R. Bruce Livie
Baltimore Bobanet
Laurel
Pimlico
Handley 1945 Team Voiced Against Historic 1923 Eleven
Corner on sports notes Handley 1945 with Otis Sargent as coach, describing the undefeated team and speculating whether they could have defeated the 1923 Handley squad. It lists players Anderson Grimm Snyder Poole Hockman among others and references games against Martinsburg Waynesboro Hagerstown Charlotte Hall and Staunton Deaf and Dumb School.
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Handley
Otis “Snag” Sargent
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Martinsburg Journal All-CVAL picks highlight three players
The Martinsburg Journal selected three Hagerstown area players for the all-CVAL team: Dunham Miller and Hockman. Tyler Anderson and Poole earned spots on the second eleven. Poole scored Charlotte Hall’s lone touchdown on a 60-yard interception return.
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Huntsberry
Martinsburg Journal
Dunham
Miller
Hockman
Tyler
Anderson
Poole
Charlotte Hall
Hockman returns punt for 70 yard TD in Waynesboro win
Hockman stars for Waynesboro catching a punt and sprinting 70 yards for a score as Waynesboro dominates, never allowing Shenandoah Valley Academy to threaten. The tie with Shenandoah Valley Academy produced a 0 0 score in a soggy field under drizzle.
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Hockman
Waynesboro
Handley
Is Town Tever
Shenandoah Valley Academy
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