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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1959

Page

8

Olmedo Faces Possible Suspension Over Clay Court Match

The National Clay Court Tournament finals were delayed by rain as the Clay Court Championships Committee urged USLTA to suspend Alex Olmedo for allegedly throwing his quarter final to Abe Segal of South Africa. River Forest officials provided a detailed report, while Perry Jones emphasized Olmedo remains the key Davis Cup player for the team.

Chicago Alex Olmedo Olmedo Forest Hills N.Y U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn Ralph Westcott River Forest Tennis Club Abe Segal South Af Los Angeles Philadelphia Middle States Perry T. Jones Jones

City Banks Grow Assets for Seventh Consecutive Year

Winchester three banks report total assets of 38 789 77 million at end of second quarter, up 2.85 million from March and ahead of 1953 1954 1955 six year trends. Growth driven by population rise and new account openings rather than crops or business boom.

Winchester Frederick County Indi

Page-Myers Win Area Winners Bridge Match

Mrs. Nelson Page and Mrs. W. D. Myers took first in the quarterly winners game of area duplicate bridge clubs held Saturday night at the George Washington Hotel. The event honors members with high scores from Winchester Warrenton and Leesburg clubs. Runners-up were Mrs. A. W. Kinny and Bentley Kinney. third was Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jacobs. fourth, Mrs. Harold Brown and Mrs. Preston Avery. fifth, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Snyder.

Nelson Page W. D. Myers George Washington Hotel Winchester Warrenton and Leesbuug A. W. Kinny Bentley Kinney W. O. Jacobs Warrenton Harold Brown

Mennonites Plan Service at Stephens City Church

A special service will be held Wednesday at 7 45 p m at the Stephens City Mennonite Church. The speaker will be Earl Showalter of Colorado.

Stephens City Mennonite Church Earl Showalter Colorado

Nally Day At Winchester Airport Races

Bill and Lorraine Nally dominated a packed Winchester Speedway program winning the 25 lap feature and the Powder Puff Derby. Ray Dovel and Dave Mader chased in the modified heats, with Jackie Clore and Earl Moran also scoring top finishes. A stray dog and weather affected attendance but a full program was completed with a motorcycle race planned for next Sunday.

Gene Miller Nally Winchester Airport Lorraine Nally Bill Brunswick Bullet Ray Dovel Luray Dave Mader Morgantown Maryland Mader Dovel Sportsman S-17 Charlie Armel Jackie Clore Madison Earl Moran Staunton Clare Moran Dennison Carol Bridgeforth Winchester Armel Bob Crosen Mrs. Nally Junior Bowers

Americans Face Track Weaknesses in Face of Soviet Challenge

Veteran coach Frank Potts warned American track teams must improve in distance running and walking to match Soviet gains in field events and sprints. The dual meet saw the Soviet Union win 175-167 overall with both men’s and women’s scores counted, while Americans claimed several event wins.

Philadelphia Frank Potts Potts Soviet Union University of Colrado United States Korobkov Vasily) Kuznetsov Parry O'Brien Tamara Press Husky Kuznetsov Dave Edstrom University of Oregon Lucinda Williams Tennessee State Barbara Jones Chicago Ill Lass

Shenandoah Downs Receipts Hit 458681 After 45 Days

Revenue for West Virginia from the Shenandoah Downs track totaled 458 681 after 45 days of racing, per the West Virginia Racing Commission. The commission reported total receipts of 4 590 471 for the year, up from 2 998 259 last year, reflecting 370 racing days versus 258 in 1957 58. Receipts from other tracks are noted.

Charles Town W. Va Shenandoah Downs West Virginia Racing Commission

Local Softball Scores From Saturday Night

TACs defeated Bethel Cubs 15 to 0 in five innings at Sen Seng Park with Gray tossing a no hit shutout and four walks. Grace Bible Phostars defeated White Post Charge 42 by scoring in the third and fifth innings led by seven Phostars hits.

Senseng Park Tacs Bethel Cubs Gray Grace Bible Phostars White Post Charge Cubs Stine Anderson T. Bolden Gene Larrick R. Dyke DeHaven Keckley Jobe Crim Phostars F. Locke H. Catlett Longerbeam Catlett Locke

Often Misspelled The Terms Premier and Premiere

A brief note clarifies common misspellings of premier and premiere. It explains premier as the head of government and premiere as the first public presentation of a play or event.

Jockey Club Circulation Figures by Track Over Year

Charles Town Jockey Club shows 119 days and $1 737 861 in handle Waterford Park reports 104 days and 1 317 625 Wheeling Downs records 102 days and 961 098 in purse activity over the past year across tracks in the circuit.

Charles Town Jockey Club Waterford Park Wheeling Downs

Buffaloes surge past rivals in tense league week

Buffalo built a firm lead by winning seven of ten after a slim one percent edge over Miami. Montreal split a twinbill with Toronto while Richmond was shutout by Columbus Jets. Curt Raydon earned his fifth win as Richmond fell to 9-0.

Bisons Miami Buffalo Rochester Havana Montreal Toronto Richmond Columbus Jets Curt Raydon Fred Green Jets Vees Julien Javier Bob Thorpe Joe Christopher Ed Dick Columbus W. L. Pet. G.B

Record scores shine at Winchester Junior Rifle meet

Vic Platner and Bill Lamp set notable scores in rapid fire at the Armory event for the Winchester Junior Rifle Club. Many shooters posted strong marks including Lamp 25x25 and Platner 19, with others like Myers, Wisecarver, White, and Robinson achieving solid prone and standing totals toward medal standings.

Vic Platner Bill Lamp Winchester Junior Rifle Club Army Victor Platner Bill Myers Dickie Wisecarver Jock White Jim Lamp Bill Leatherman Mike Robinson National Rifle Association Pam

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