Brakeshoe Ti Ties Glaize for Lead in League Night
Ralph Wilson led with a 380 set including 140 107 193 as Bayliss Patterson swept Clearbrook Woolen Co. Glaize Bro. and Brakeshoe Cafe tied for first after strong team games led by Jim Fiddler Jackie Billmyer and Anchorman Joe Zimmerman. Valley Distributors and Sanitary Dairy also posted wins in the Tuesday league action.
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Ralph Wilson
Bayliss & Pattern
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Hades
Jim Fiddler
Jackie Billmyer
Glaize & Bro. To
Valley Distributors
Briscié Ginn
Glaize & c
Joop
Glaize & Bro
Brakeshoe Cafe
Stephenson Grocery
Bayliss & Patterson
Sanitary Dairy
Columbia Baking
Bell Clothes
Clearbrook
Valley Fruit
Schewel Furniture
Bureau of Mines
Ind
Wilson
Carter
Zimmerman
Boden
Glaize
Stephenson
Brakeshoe
Red Sox and Tigers split in James Wood League bowling
In a two to one match, the Red Sox and Tigers split as the Tigers closed within one game of first place. Richard Keller led the Tigers with a 123, while Edwin Fiddler paced the Red Sox with 108 in a high scoring meet that also featured Jackie Frye’s 236 series.
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Frankie Snapp
Sehewel Furniture Co
Bell Clothes
Sam Shendon
Russell LaFollette
Stephen John Grocery
Sanitary Dairy
Bill Carter
el Keller
Harold Carter
Red Sox
Tigers
Senators
Yankees
Ind
Jackie Frye
Richard Kettter
Edwin Fiddier
Richard Ketter
Rodger Jobe
Richard Keller
Edwin Fiddler
Don Shirley
Jackie Frye Bowle
Buddy
Kern Motor Co tops league with 1633 set in C League action
Kern Motor Co led the C League with a 1633 set as Rich ard Sheetz posted 150 in a 375 series. Jack Hoover added 119, while Dean Baughman and Frank Jenkins contributed for the powermen. Ellis Poultry, Amoco, and Shenandoah Gas also won matches as Post Office and Mobil split, with Lamp and Piddler's high scores for their teams.
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Kern Motor Co
Kern
No. Va. Power Co
Richard Sheetz
Jack Hoover
Dean Baughman
Powermen
Frank Jenkins
Ellis Poultry Co
Post Office
Ralph Lamp
Shenandoah Gas Co
Mobil
Shenandoah Gas
Shenandoah
Rush
Piddler
Amoco
Brown
Tommy DeHaven
King Sirbaugh
Bill Layman
Kerc MotoreCo
Il Brown
Kbs
DeHa
Jenkins
Lamp
Hoover
Melton
Ellis Poultry
Burglar Smashes Window Steals Shoes in Milwaukee
A night intruder smashed a shoe store display window in Milwaukee and fled with two shoes, one black and one brown, in a single theft. The report notes no injuries. Local authorities investigate security footage and nearby stores for clues.
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Milwaukee
Generals Meet William and Mary in Southern Conference Opener
Washington and Lee faces William and Mary in a key league opener as both teams pursue earlystandings in the Southern Conference. McCann notes the result will hint at conference prospects and a potential three-way lead with Virginia teams.
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W&l Quint
William & Mary
Washington & Lee’s Generals
Billy McCann
W&l
Virginia
Handolph Macon
Catholic University
Mason - Dixon
Roanoke College
New York University
Richmond Professional Institute
Lynchburg College
Boy Robbery Sparks Kindness Pledge in Tucson
In Tucson a 6-year-old Charles Johnson was roughed up while selling papers and losing $2.50. Milton Burach of Phoenix sent a $250 check to the boy to show it’s a good world after all.
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Tucson, Ariz
Charles Johnson
Milton Burach
Phoenix
JWHS Clarke County Quints Open Seasons Tomorrow
James Wood hosts Rappahannock as the JV opens at 7 followed by the varsity around 8. Clarke County starts at Loudoun County with the girls game at 7 and the boys varsity to follow. James Wood seeks revenge on Rappahannock amid last year’s full schedule loss. Loudoun County aims to challenge Clarke in the opener.
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James Wood
Clarke County High Schools
Rappahannuock
Clarke County
Loudoun County
Rappahannock
Leesburg
Clarke
Raiders
Little All-America grid team named by AP for 1956
Associated Press selects eleven seniors for its Little All-America football squad. Returning repeaters include Charles Schultz and Steve Myhra, with Nate Clark back in the backfield. New picks feature Jimmy Stehlin, Bill Rhoades, Larry Houdek, and others from Trinity Texas to Emory and Henry, highlighting standout performances across small colleges.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Schultz
Alfred
Steve Myhra
North Dakota
Vine Vidas
Drexel Tech
Nate Clark
Hillsdale Mich
Clark
Jimmy Stehlin
Brandeis
Bill Rhoades
Western
Colo. State
Larry Houdek
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Bare Feet Warning Spotted in North Hollywood Store
In North Hollywood California a local department store posts a sign warning People With Bare Feet Not Allowed. The note appears in a fashion note column describing casual footwear etiquette at the Escala department store.
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North Hollywood
Calif
California
Escala
Tor
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