JW Banquet Honors Hepler Jenkins and Virginia Coach
The 7th annual James Wood Touchdown Club banquet at Lee-Jackson honors John Hepler for a ACC record three touchdown receptions and Gary Jenkins as Lineman of the Year. Virginia coach Bill Elias praised Hepler and recalled past teams while speakers from Schrader to Riggleman shared stories of football, education, and local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood Touchdown Club
Lee-Jackson
Jess Riggle- Mian
Jim Schrader
Bill Elias
Elias
Wood
John Hepler
Hepler
Virginia
Gary Jenkins
Schrader
Notre Dame
Purdue
Riggleman
Shepherd College
John
Joe
Archlee Mahuel
Wth
Touchdown Club
Richard Dick
Melton Wright
Frederick County
Manuel
Boeing Star
Charlie Tait
Colonels
Joe Pasquali
Winchester
Pennsylvania
Jim
Largent
Maryland
ACC
Coach Riggleman
Billmyer Paces Glaize To Wins Over Crisman In Bowling Twinbill
Billmyer led Glaize & Bros with 392 as they won two of three games against Crisman Cleaners on Health Center Lanes Tuesday night. Crisman Cleaners won the first tilt thanks to doubleheader strikes by Don Ploss and Charles Crisman Sr. Other matches featured Clearbrook Woolen, Southern Bakeries, Cornwell's TV, Continental Homes and O'Sullivan, with high scores from Boden, Grim, McDonald and Ginn helping their teams sweep or win sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize & Bros
Crisman Cleaners
Health Center
Crisman
Jackie Billmyer
Glaizemen
Paul Carper
Jim Fiddler
Jake Skiles
Don Ploss
Charles Crisman
Ploss
Sonny Crisman
Bill Boden
Clearbrook Woolen
Ivan Jackson
Roy Smelser
Paul
TV & Radio
CWA
Lewis Lineburg
Ocie Glenn
Bill Thomas
Lawrence Grim
Southern Bakeries
C & P Telephone
Dick Duvall
Fred Anderson
Allen Coleman
Roger Ramey
Rusty McDonald
Cornwell
Claytor
McDonald
Sonny Cooper
Don Shirley
Bob Layman
Continental Homes
O’sullivan
Dick Renner
Briscoe Ginn
Winnie Ashwood
Roland Bush
John Anders
Jim Shields
al Kibler
H&p Cities Service
Catlett
Holinger Insurance
Blue Ridge Saddlery and
Gangbusters
Dave Fogle
Mosby Rangers
Robert Fries
Ted
Baker & Anderson
Harold Catlett
Ell
Winchester Creamery
Apple Capital Loop
Robert Brill
Tom Reardon
Elms Dining Room
Doyle Cabinet & Supply
Hownard Pidell
Kirk
Servicecenter
Russell
Fred Gordon
Nacie Dorsey
Ray Malone
Barristers
Crown Blue
Renner Brothers
Frank Myers
Jim Renner
Crown Green
Renner
Virgil Stackman
Eddie Joyce
Russ McWhinney
Gene Dunn
Clarke County
Lions
Fort Loudoun
Raiders
Crown Red
Jerry Goodman
Charles Mason
Tom Hassen
Goodman
Rosenwald Defeats Douglas 71 58 Amid Officials' Calls
Rosenwald High beat Douglas 71 to 58 at Waynesboro as free throws in the second half carried the win. Noah Laws led Rosenwald with 32 points while John Laws and Clarence Curry added double figures. A controversial officiating stretch sparked the technical on Douglas coach Osdale, and the teams set a rematch for February 6 at Rosenwald.
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Rosenwald
Waynesboro
Douglas
Ed Barksdale
Bulldogs
Noah Laws
Osdale
Bulldog
John Laws
Clarence Curry
Wien
Culpeper Fan Wins Big Twin Double at Charles Town
A Culpeper racing fan named Paul Davies hit the twin double at Charles Town track on Wednesday for 17 787 80 dollars across eight races, the second largest payoff in the track history. On New Year’s Day E L Shirey of Hagerstown Maryland won 20 627 80 dollars on the twin double.
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Charles Town
W. VA
Paul Davies
Voy
E. L
Dutch” Shirey
Hagerstown
Ruth's Widow Defends His Homer Mark
Ruth's widow states Ruth's 60 home run record stands unbroken despite Maris 61 in a 162 game season. She says the record belongs to the Babe and should always belong to him, with most fans and Commissioner Frick agreeing.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
Babe
Roger Maris
Ruth
Baseball Writers
Newsmen
Maris
New York Yankees
Ford Frick
Freshman Star Mac Caldwell Named Virginia Cavs Scoring Leader
Charlottesville reports freshman Mac Caldwell from Anchorage Kentucky has been picked for future varsity stardom at the University of Virginia. He leads as Cavaryearling scorer with an average of 19.5 points per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Mac Caldwell
Anchorage
University of Virginia
Bowl Standings and Scores In Light C League Action
Hershey Coffee Shop compiled games of 537 563 and 577 to win two matches against Northern Virginia Power Co in the Light C League Tuesday night. No Va Power led in the opener with a 556, while Buck McCarty 141 Sonny Crisman 138 sparked Hershey’s win. Baker 143 and Jackson 122 led No Va. Ashworth Bros swept Shenandoah Gas, with Glens Reinhold 126 and Don Ploss 126 helping. Winchester Mobile fell to Gaines For Charge as Hepner 143 and Anderson 135 produced losses for Winchester. Highs included Unger 117 Luttrell 117 Comer 124 Milburn 122. Four clubs Shenandoah Gas Ashworth Gainesboro Charge No Va Power are tied atop the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Coffee Shop
Northern Virginia Power Co
Powermen
Buck McCarty
Sonny Crisman
Leo Baker
Ivan Jackson
No. Va
Baker
Don Ploss
Glen Reinhold
Ashworth Bros
Shenandoah Gas Co
Kenneth Davis
Brent Bowman
Davis
Sam Hepner
Jimmy Anderson
Winchester
Gaines
Ae Unger
Donald Luttrell
Lefty Wilmer Comer
Roger Milburn
Royal Crown Cola
Shenandoah Gas
Gainesboro Charge
No. Va. Power Co
Gee
Kern and Piedmont Win City Games
Kern Motor Chiefs remain undefeated in the Girls Division by routing TACs 64 238 at the Armory as Piedmont Homes tops Community Food 54 47 with balanced scoring led by Bob Jackson 15 Noonie Helfin 12 and Buddy Fuller 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs
Kern Motor
Tacs
the Armory
Piedmont Homes
Community Food
Bob Jackson
Noonie Helfin
Buddy Fuller
Don Tomblin
Bill Mason
Joe Guess
Kern
Ann Custer
Doris Conner
Annie Otto
Connie Baker
Fink Brown
Tongith
TAC
Zuckerman
Great Falls Beagle Trainer Wins Three In Trials
Kenneth Gardner of Great Falls swept three places in the 13 and 15 inch beagle divisions at Shade's Park. Dole placed second, while Great Falls Ticket and Deacon's Folly took first and third in the larger class. Mickey owned by Ray Alexander led the 13 inch class. Cap Maid Blondy earned third for C. C. Carpenter. Buck owned by R. J. Kelly scored between Gardner in the other division. Seventeen beagles raced in the 13 inch class and fourteen in the other.
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Apple Valley
Dole
Great Falls Ticket
Deacon’s Folly
Mickey
Ray Alexander
Timberville
Cap Maid Blondy
C. C. Carper
Hagerstown
Buck
R. J. Kelly
Round Hill
Gardner
Beagles
Maris Value Cited In Ongoing Yankee Talks
Roger Maris and New York Yankees officials failed to reach a contract agreement after a 20 minute meeting. Negotiations resume in Florida next month with Maris seeking about 70 000 and the club aiming around 60 000 following his 1961 season.
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NEW York
Roger Maris
New York Yankee
Maris
Florida
Roy Hamey
Hamey
New York Baseball Writers
Lopez halves street bout at San Francisco card
The Associated Press report lists Toluco Lopez from Mexico City defeating Bobby Gray of Stockton in a 10 round decision. Ike Chestnut from New York outpointed Pablo Lopez of Puerto Rico over eight rounds at Union City New Jersey.
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San Francisco
Jose
Toluco) Lopez
Mexico City
Bobby Gray
Stockton
Union City
N.J
Ike Chestnut
New York
Pablo Lopez
Puerto Rico
Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday Results
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 122 to 108 while St Louis beat Boston 135 to 123 Detroit topped Syracuse 111 to 102 and Los Angeles routed Cincinnati 136 to 123.Thursday's schedule shows Detroit visit Syracuse and New York at Chicago with no ABL games.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Yankees Open 1962 Home Schedule Versus Orioles
The New York Yankees begin their 1962 home slate against the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday April 10 and close the season on Sunday September 30 with the Chicago White Sox.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Northside bowling league action features Catlett tied for high with 606
Harold Catlett of Gray and Eddy led a 3-1 win over Northern Virginia Power Co with 184 192 and a 230 in the 2757 2591 event. Eddie Shull and Carl Lundmark also topped 500 series as Shenandoah News Agency swept Royal Crown 2802 2514.
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Northside
Harold Catlett
Gray
Eddy
Northern Virginia Power Co
Catlett
Eddie Shull
Carl Lundmark
Shenandoah
Royal Crown
Steve Reedy
Clayton Cochran
Dick Samiec
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Petty Cash Box
Redskins
Bill McPeak
George Preston Marshall
Determined Hepler
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
United States Senate
Steve Geiman
Tait, Schrader
Joe Hepler
Jenkins, Elias
al A
Billmyer
Glaize
Douglas’ Bulldogs
Frank Harris
William Need
Howard Flipping
Edward Dean
Criser
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
W. Boscawen St
Federal
Home Loan Bank System
Culpeper
Hershey
Kern & Piedmont
Piedmont
Community
Handley
Shenandoah College
June Simpson
Joyce Ashby
Sherry Ensogna
Joyce
Hutle
Judy Abreul
Judy
Great Falls
Homer
Roger
THE
Associated Press
NBA
Kibler
Anderson
National Fruit
Leroy Boone
Lou Costello
Bruce Taylor
Dawson
Holliday
Kenny Wisecarver
S. R. Miller
Parker Greenwell
Village Wonders
Joe Ge
San Julian
Sealock
Minnie San Julian
Nancy Schultz
Coffelt Electric
Aiken Construction
Mary Willis
Betty Welch
Zelda Clark
Anderson’s
Mae Brown
Becky Greene
Inez Armel
Coffett
Apple Capital League
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