Colonels Climb to 3rd In District 10 Ratings
James Wood defeated Harrisonburg 46 35 on their home court as Reedy led with 16 points and Goode added 12. Sprinkle, a first year player, contributed eight as coach Jim Casey eyes a strong district season with three more years of Wood eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Harrisonburg Quint
Colonels
Dickie Goode
Steve Reedy
Reedy
Goode
Vince Gilmer
Harrisonburg
Handley
Strasburg
Jim Casey
Jim Sprinkle
Casey
J.W
Warren
Jolley
Podleschny
Sprinkle
Baughman
Arey
Weary
Mathney
Eagle
Hunter
Sermon
Barman
Whitmire
Q Gould
Gilmer
Coney
Correction on county chairmen in polio march story
The report corrected the listing that Mrs. William A. LaRue was named county chairman of the Mothers March on Polio last night, not county Home Demonstration Clubs. Mrs. Landon Whitacre is the county HDC chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. LaRue
Landon Whitacre
HDC
Handley Wins Narrow Marathon Over Shenandoah 45 44
Handley edged Shenandoah 45 44 on Shenandoah’s home court as Eddie Grim led the Judges with 18 points including key late baskets and free throws. Warren County overcame Montedvideo 57 56 in overtime, James Wood beat Blue Streaks 46 35, Elkton topped Clarke County 56 46, Strasburg defeated Turner Ashby 72 40, and Luray beat Broadway 54 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tait
District 10
Handley
Shenandoah
Warren County
Montevideo
James Wood
Blue Streaks
Harrisonburg
Elkton
Clarke County
Strasburg
Turner Ashby
Luray
Broadway
Eddie Grim
Mathew Comer
Indians
Handley James Wood Montevideo
Luray Broadway
Fikton
T. Ashby
Rosemma Oates Tops Season Scoring in Girls Afternoon League
Rosemma Oates posted a season high 314 in the Grimes Golden win over Delicious as Janet Bish led attackers with 106 and Robin Fritts added 96 and 94 for Delicious. Handley faces Warren County next while Shenandoah moves up and aims for a tournament berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemma Oates
Grimes Golden
Delicious
Janet Bish
Robin Fritts
Pat Godlove
King David
Ben Davis
Charlene Gardner
Golden Delicious
Beauties
Alma Wilson
FEED the BIRDS with grain or bread crumbs
Readers are advised to place grain or bread crumbs in a sheltered spot to attract birds. The birds will locate the food readily.
Ryland Conner Elected to Head Little League Baseball in 1957
Ryland Conner, postal employee and longtime baseball figure in Winchester, was elected chief commissioner at the Little League kick off at the War Memorial Building. Other officers include Ollie Cramer and Frank Stinnett as presidents of the American and National Leagues, with Marvin Gore as treasurer. The meeting outlined future eligibility requirements, including birth certificates, and set the next gathering for March 7 while March 1 closes applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland Conner
War Memorial
Winchester
Conner
Northern Virginia Baseball League
Winchester Baseball Club
League
Ollie Cramer
Frank Stinnett
National
Harry New
Cramer
L. W. Brooks
Keller Nichols
Boyd Fries
John Eddy
L. E. Wadsworth
Scott Atkinson
Harry Boyd
Marvin Gore
Douglas Downs Simms in 56-38 Victory
Douglas won its fourth of five games by defeating Simms High of Harrisonburg 56-38. John Carter led Douglas with 22 points and Tommy Temple tied him for top honors on the visitors. Tommy Washington and Carter sparked the second half as the Bulldogs pulled away. Carter and Lee Mason opened strong, while James Walker fouled out after solid rebounding. Next, Douglas hosts Carver High, then visits Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Tate
Earmond Star
Indians
Larry Claytor
Grim
Eddie
Douglas
Simms High
Harrisonburg
Bulldogs
John Carter
Tommy Temple
Simms
Tommy Washington
Carter
Lee Mason
Washington
Mason
Temple
Douglas Ace
Edwin Barksdale
Douglas Quint
Rockville
Carver High
Watson
Johnson
Scott
Jon Oe Jackson
Dickens
Dickenson
Sampson
Blakey
Totals
Douglas— Stephenson
Walker
Spenser
Brown
Moten
Teteis
R17
Cash and Balance with Banks Other Real Estate Owned Furniture and Fixures
A compact line item record notes cash and balances with banks, other real estate owned, and furniture and fixtures as balance sheet components. The entry outlines asset categories tracked in financial reporting.
Elkton Edges Clarke In District 10 Opener
Elkton defeated Clarke County 46 17 in a boys game with Darrell Jones scoring 17 for Clarke. Elkton’s girls won 46 32 led by O Brien of Berryville and top scorer Jimbo Morris netted 20. Clarke County next hosts Strasburg while the Eagles still seek wins this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Paiol
Eagles
Darrell Jones
Hostesses
Elkton
O’brein
Berry Ville
Jimbo Morris
Montevideo
Maroons
Doug Cochran
Shenandoah
Clarke County
Strasburg
Rams
Loudoun County
Larrick Tops Weekly Shooting Match At Round Hill
Roy Larrick won six prizes at the Round Hill Community Fire Company weekly shooting match. Glen Anderson followed with three prizes. other winners included Gene Snapp Burrel Hewitt Albert Mitchell Robert Hodgson O J Dorsey Douglas Arnold George Hodgson and Marvin Plumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Larrick
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Glen Anderson
Gene Snapp
Burrel Hewitt
Albert Mitchell
Robert Hodgson
O. J. Dorsey
Douglas Arnold
George Hodgson
Marvin Plumb
Needed-for Officials and Managerial Jobs Listing
A classified listing highlights available roles in public administration and management. It notes flexible time requirements and invites candidates to apply to fill multiple positions across departments.
Church League Bowling Highlights Mixed Church Rivalries
Ronnie Shickle bowled 162 topping UB No. 1 over UB No. 2 as Market St Methodist edged Catholic in a seven pin deciding game. Key performances included Sonny Cooper 148 and Clem Babb 123 for Market in the opening 550 535 game, Babb 122 securing the second 511 506, and Catholic’s 550 541 win in the nightcap led by Shorty Bowers 131 and Harry Hottel 126. Braddock St Methodist beat Church of Christ two of three with Elmer Allen 123 leading Church of Christ to a 526 516 final. Welltown Methodist took two of three from Golden Rule Braddock St Methodist as Bob Legge spared once. team tallies list Catholic 5650, Market 550, Braddock 641.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Shickle
UB No
Paul Carper
Market St. Methodist
Catholic
Sonny Cooper
Clem Babb
Market
Ed Lillis
Babb
Shorty Bowers
Harry Hottel
Jackie Billemyer
Braddock St. Methodist
Church of Christ
Dick Renner
Elmer Allen
Kenneth Hottle
Welltown Methodist
Golden Rule
Bob Legge
Welltown
Braddock
I Ch. of Christ
Shickle
Cooper
Bowers
Hottel
Braddock St
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Front Royal
Gary Anderson
Robbie ‘Robinson
Anderson
Scotty Hollis
Comer
Hunter Maddox
Jack Fretwell
Gary An
Robbie Robinson
Jack Reid
Jackie Crenshaw
Coach Maddox
Donnie Oates
Marshall Crisman
Jack Bowen
Tommy Binner
David Sisler
Tommy Glass
Donald Jones
Jim Snapp
John Wood
Ind
Game — Rosemma Oates
Pat Codlove
Set — Rosemma Oates
Hollis
Robinson
Archie Dodson
Seal
Tate
Claytor
Ie Grimes
Burcham
Harley-Davidson Sales
Front Royal Rd
Misigin@ Ween
Mona
Mie
Buncutter Tire CO
Lions Club
Acme Market
Cammer Tire CO
American League
Ray Ward
Abner Johnson
Kiwanis
Jim Sargent
The
Rotary
Bill Keyton
Lions
Chick Evans
Exchange
Red Royston
Brother Bob
B&m Nine
Eston Tevalt
Eli Parker
Bill Shendon
Workingham’s
Hawker Greathouse
Dr. Pepper
O'Sullivan
Johnny
B&m
Valley News
Workingham
O’sullivan
Diamonds
James Walker
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
N. Loudoun
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
TOTAL
W E. Edwards
Virginia Loan & Thriut Corporation
Gus
W.E. Edwards
Fred L. Glaize, JR
Hoye L. Riley
Paul M
Aldeman
State of Virginia
Frederick
W. E. Edwards
Elener Stimmel Mercer
Ebner Summel
Jones
Clarke Quint
Larrick
Ronnie Shickie
Church League
Johnny’s Sport Shop
W. Boscawen St
Kern Motor CO
S. Loudoun St. Winchester
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