Sears and Nealis pace sweep over O Sullivan in league night
Jim Nealis bowled 146 with six spares and Sears posted 600 for three games as they swept O Sullivan. Johnny Romick led with 375 on 123 111 141. John Siler had a high 155 in a night of strong scores including a 377 series for Carr Publishing. Brakeshoe Cafeteria and White’s Pure Oil Station posted clean sweeps in league play with solid individual scores throughout.
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Jim Nealis
Sears
O'Sullivan
Johnny Romick
John Siler
Carr Publishing Co
B & 8 Poultry Co
Siler
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
National Fruit
Turk Wingfield
Charles Swartz
Earl Sheetz
Ted Hepner
White
Pure Oil
Webbtown
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Charles Minghini
Phillip Grim
Hugh Patton
Buncutter Tire Co
Ken Smith
Mickey Perry
Harold Pugh
Buncutter
Brakeshoe Cafe Ee
Carr Publishing Ewes
Buncutter Tire Eevaveee
White's Station Witense
Webbtown Market
Smith Agency Teeter S” Sears Ee
DAV . Eee Een
Home Beneficial Sheen
National Pruit Eeu
O'Sullivan Seen
Poultry
Nealis Ind
Game Ser
Romick
Ind
Set Siler
Romic
Hepner
Gam Sears
Swartz Hepner win first half doubles in league
Swartz and Hepner defeated Hudson and Rhea four points to gain early lead in the Men s Doubles League. Pugh and Buncutter posted a 759 set to take four points from Bun cutter and Salsano, while Buckner Minghini earned three points in a 732 set. Joe Zimmerman and Hawthorne won their only point over Jones and Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swartz
Ted Hepner
Francis Hudson- Troy Rhea
Karold Pugh
Richard Buncutter
Julian Buncutter
Jerry Salsano
Joe Zzimmerman
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Jack Jones
Sonny Cooper
Harold Buckner
Charles Minenini
Charles Ebert
Mickey Perry
Hepner-Swartz
Pugr
D. Buncutter
Jones - Cooper
Rhes - Hudson
Buckner - Minghini
Hawthorne - Zimmerman
Eburt - Perry
J. Buncutter - Salsnao
Ind
Swartz
Pugh
Perry
Rhea
Pugh - Buncutter
Hepner - Swartz
Allen Hawthorne - Zimmerman
Hepner
Brakeshoe 574 and White's 561 Team Set Records
White's 571 team set Brakeshoe 574 and 1632. Sears 1676 and White's 1632 appear in the scoring line as records or high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brakeshoe
White
Sears
JWHS Colonels Extend Win Streak With 47 41 Victory
James Wood Colonels beat Rappahannock 47 to 41 to run their win streak to four, led by Steve Reedy and Wendell Dick with 14 and 13 points respectively. Rappahannock trailed 28-21 at halftime and shot better early but cooled, while Goode and Browning added key scores for the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Rappahannock
Colonels
Jim Casey
Charles Town
Panthers
Steve Reedy
The
Johnny Browning
Wendell Dick
Quint
Ore
Reedy
Goode
Sprinkle IO
Dick K
Baughman
Rappahannock— Crater
Siske
Browning
I Rutherford
Brown Oe
Ji Devers
Pari-Mutuel racing sets attendance and revenue records in 1956
An Associated Press survey shows 24 states with pari-mutuel betting collected a record 165.484 million dollars in 1956, with California and New York leading attendance over 30 million and turnover at 2.283 billion. New York tracks earned about 381.706 million, while West Virginia saw a 235 day season with 858,787 attendees and total wagering of 57.169 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
West Virginia
This Year You Will Enjoy Christmas Shopping More
A promotional note highlights shopping in Winchester for a better holiday season with improved deals and festive shopping atmosphere for local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Land Transfers Around Winchester Va In Shawnee Stonewall District
Realty transfers show multiple acres and parcels changing hands near Winchester Virginia. Buyers include William M Boyer Lohring E Boyce and others with tracts on Route 620 Back Ridge Road Tower Ave Front Royal Road and streets in Stephens City and Gainesboro District.
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William M. Boyer
Lohring E. Boyce
Virginia
Winchester
Shawnee
Harry Hershman
Clayburn C. Johnson
Back Ridge
Ethelyn S. Keirsey
William Martin Orndorff
Gainesboro
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Admr
Boyd Gardiner Headley, Jr
Stonewall
Albin
Retha J. Bowen
Fred Thompson Cooke
Tower Ave
Cedar Creek
Justes Javens Russell
Amy E. Bolt
Front Royal Road
Thomas E. Davis
Donald Harris Ramner
Wie
Charles E. Bass
Stephens City
George T. Bakey
Leslie D. Tull
Chestnut Grove
Clark A. Dixon
John D. Travers
South
Loudoun
Bond St
Homer F. Strosnider
Arthur W. Miller
Woodland Ave
Harry W. Aikens
Bernard P. Howard
Mosby Street
Bluemont Man Named Official of Coal Company
Charles Hill Jones of Bluemont has been elected to the board of directors of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. He chaired the Pocahontas Coal Co. finances and owns Thwaite Orchard at Albin Frederick County. He sits on Farmers & Merchants National Bank Winchester board and chairs its Trust Committee. He is a former senior vice president of Manufacturers Trust Co NYC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Hill Jones
Bluemont
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Big Pocahontas Coal Company
Mr. Jones
Jones
Frederick County
Albin
Farmers & Merchants National Bank of
Winchester
The
Manufacturers Trust Company of
New York City
Buy and Use Christmas Seals Help Stamp Out Tuberculosis
Christmas Seals campaign urges readers to purchase seals to fund tuberculosis relief. Local health groups promote stamp selling events and emphasize community support for disease prevention and medical care.
Texas Names Darrell Royal New Texas Coach
Darrell Royal, 32, former Oklahoma quarterback and Washington coach, is hired by the University of Texas as its 25th head football coach for five years. He succeeds Ed Price after Price resigned amid alumni unrest. Royal aims to end Oklahoma’s nine-year dominance and rebuild Texas football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
Texas
Royal
University of Washington
Board of Regents
Sooner
Ed Price
Boy Killed Playing in Abandoned Coal Mine
James Rasnake 13 of Dickenson County died when a wall collapsed in an abandoned coal mine in Richlands. He and other children were reportedly playing inside the mine. he was the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rasnake of Duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
James Rasnake
Dickenson County
Walter Rasnake
Mountaineers Rout Richmond While Washington Cols Eye Third
West Virginia crushed Richmond 105 to 74 for a seventh straight win as Rod Hundley scored five points amid a dominant first half. Roy Peschal led the Spider scoring with 21 while George Washington’s Colonials host Washington and Lee tonight, aiming for a share of third in the Southern Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Colonials
Washington & Lee
Generals
W&l
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Furman
Richmond
Spiders
Lloyd Sharrar
Bob Smith
Rod Hundley
Roy Peschel
Charlotte
Wak Forest
Auburn
Wake Forest
Florida
St. Joseph
Kurt Engelbert
Wofford College Holds 102-Year Bell Scholarship
The Spartanburg bell marks class times and funds a student scholarship. A bell-ringer must strike the rope 13 times daily, pulling 10 tugs per trip for 130 pulls. Across a 102-day semester this adds to over 13 000 tugs to earn the scholarship each year.
Wilt the Stilt Hit for 23 Points in Narrow Jayhawks Win
Wilt Chamberlain was held to 23 points as Kansas beat California 66 56 ending a five game win streak. Cal used double teams and a three man front to limit the 7 foot sophomore who entered the game averaging 36 a contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Kansas Jayhawks
Chamberlain
Jayhawks
California
Bis
Wilt
Kansas
Cal
Missouri
Oregon State
Lionel Smith
City Orders New Manhole Covers After Suit
Miami city officials have ordered 500 new manhole covers with larger 5-8 inch openings to prevent heels from getting caught, following a lawsuit by a woman who slipped. The new covers replace the old 1 inch diameter ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Miami
Fla
Capi
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Pace Sears
Gearing & Grimm
E. Piccadilly St
America
Arrow
Knox Hats
Ruby Sportswear
Griffon Suits
Schaefer Tailoring Co. of
Cincinnati
Amoent
American Finance CO
Loudoun St
Palace Theatre
Jwhs Colonels
Dick Leach
C. Town
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Winchester, Va
U.S. Air Force
Aviation Week
Internationa
Coal Company
Fee Nee Ene
Johnny’s Sport Shop
W. Boscawen St
Sooners
Tire Company
Seiberling
Braddock St
Hundley
Associated Press
Spartanburg
Wofford College
By Don Weiss
Duke
St. Louis
Kentucky
Louisville
Hot Rod Handley
W.H. Ligon
Medical Arts Bldg
N. Braddock St
Santa
Um Trading
B&m
Chevrolet
New Firestone
Conese
eFree
WN. Braddock St
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