Webbtown Team Dominates Night With 1776 Set And 655 Final
Iden Mallory led Webbtown Market’s scoring with a 152 in the night’s high game as Webbtown swept O Sull ivan in A League action. The club posted a 1776 team set and a 655 game while edging Brakeshoe Cafeteria and others in close matches.
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W.ebbtown
O'Sullivan
Phillip Grim
Troy Rhea
Roland Bush
Webbtown
Harold Buckner
Charles Minghini
Winnie Ashwood
Iden Mallory
Mallory
Perry
Rhea
Creswell
Grim
Clevenger
Sheetz
Minghini
Brakeshoe
DAV
Hepner Swartz Lead 382 Doubles Set in League
Ted Hepner bowled 116 122 144 for a 382 set as he and Charles Swartz swept three of four points against Mickey Perry and Charles Ebert in the Men's Doubles League. Harold Pugh and Dick Buncutter earned three of four over Dr. Hawthorne and Joe Zimmerman. Zimmerman had 145 for his team while Pugh added 134 for the winners. Minghini and Buckner swept all four over Hudson and Rhea. The Sassnao Bun cutter vs Cooper Jones match was postponed. Individual scores show Hepner 382 Zimerman 364 Minghini 341. Team totals: Hepner Swartz 707, Pugh Bun Cutter 674, Zimmerman Hawthorne 671.
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Teddy Hepner
Charles Swartz
Mickey Perry
Charles Ebert
Harold Pugh
Dick Buncutter
Jerry Sassnao
Julian Buncutter
Sonny Cooper
Jack Jones
Ind
Zimmerman
Hepner
Pugh
Minghini
Hepner-Swartz
Pugh-Buncutter
Zimmerman-Hawthorne
Hepner - Swartz
Strasburg Upsets Colonels 42 36 In Tight District 10 Game
The Strasburg Rams upset the Frederick County Colonels 42 to 36 as James Wood held a five point final period. Led by Harry Bagwell the Rams improved to 6 in 8 and ended an undefeated streak for the Colonels. Reedy and Bergey each had 14 for JW while Dick led Frederick with 11.
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Turner Ashby
Harrisonburg
Warren County
Shepherdstown
Luray
Harry Bagnell
Ram
Bagnell
Roger Bergey
Steve Reedy
Colonels
Reedy
Wendell Dick
Rams
Handley
James Wood
Strasburg
Shen
Strasburg FG
Wymer Ereee
Robinson Eee
Borden Hill
Bergey
Judges Top CC 76-54 for 4th in Row
Handley defeated Clarke County 76-54 at Berryville to extend its season win streak to four. Eddie Grim led Handley with 29 points, Robbie Robinson added 16, Scotty Hollis 12, while Darrell Jones topped Clarke County with 18. Handley’s advantage came from 33 made field goals to 15 for Clarke County.
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Handley
Berryville
Clarke County
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Broadway
Warren County
Montevideo
Luray
Handley-Clarke
Eddie Grim
Tan
Spress
Robbie Robinson
Scotty Hollis
Darrell Jones
Eagles
Leon
Leroy Tomblin
Leon Tomblin
Jones
Elkton
Elks
Shenandoah
Binner
Hollis
Grim
Robinson
Anderson
Sisler
Oates
Sturm
Glass
Crenshaw
Snapp
Clarke
Omblin
Heflin
Tomblin
Starkey
Pine
Cochran Leaves Clarke County for Hagerstown Football Role
Clarke County coach Doug Cochran signs with South High School Hagerstown for 1957 58. He will be head football coach and history teacher starting September 1 and may also guide basketball or track. The move follows a notable Clarke County tenure with a 37 17 1 football record and multiple sport coaching.
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Hagerstown
New South High School
Clarke County High School
Doug Cochran
Clarke County
Cochran
Maryland High School
Emory and Henry
Berryville
George W. Burton
CCHS
C. E. Miley
Clarke
Eagles
South Hagerstown
Bill Maletzky
Frank Roulette
Maletzky
Maryland Terps
Tennessee
Martinsburg
Warren County
Paul Flick
Dick Schultz
South Hagarstown
Handley
Hunter Maddox
New York Boxer Tomm y Jackson Charged With Forgery
Tommy Jackson a top heavyweight contender was arrested on a forgery charge after a motor vehicle incident in Queens. He is held for arraignment in Felony Court following the death of pedestrian Charles Balga who was struck while chasing his dog on Edgemere Road.
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New York
Tommy“Hurricane” Jackson
Pulice Station
Charles Balga
Queen Hospital
Edgemere
Queens
Dodgers Sign Snider to 1957 Contract
Brooklyn Dodgers announced Duke Snider, their leading slugger, has signed for 1957 joining seven NL champions in the outfield. Although terms were not disclosed, the figure is believed around 42000. In 1956 Snider hit .292 with 43 homers and a .598 slugging percentage. Other Dodgers under contract include Pee Wee Reese Don Newcombe Johnny Podres Don Drysdale Karl Spooner and Ken Lehman.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Duke Snider
Snider
Duke
Pee Wee Reese
Don Newcombe
Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale
Karl Spooner
Ken Lehman
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White
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Eagle
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Miley
Mr. Cochran
Doug
Big Stone Gap
Kentucky-Tennessee
Emory & Henry
Fort George Mead
Pound
University of Kentucky
Cochrans
Allison
Susan
Haverstown
Johnny's Sport Shop
W. Boscawen St
Tommy Jackson
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