Touch Football League Meeting Tuesday July 2 1908
League officials invite players coaches and supporters to a 8 30 p m meeting at Kiwanis Shelter Winchester Recreation Park to discuss player allotments sponsors insurance and league rules. Schmitt outlines by laws and a four team structure as 30 plus attended recent talks. Films of Baltimore Colts games to be shown by Jack Fretwell with emphasis on fall league success.
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Kiwanis
Winchester Recreation Park
Bob Schmitt
Schmi
Baltimore ‘Colts
Jack Fretwell
Colts
Schmitt
Northside Lanes League Results Highlight Local Bowling
The Ball and Chain League played five games at Northside Lanes. The Wil-Tels beat Pope's Texaco 2 to 1 led by Joe Votel. Marice Smallwood rolled 572 and a 206 high game. The Nut House Four defeated Road Runners 3 to 1 as Earl Sealock led with 592 and Betty Elder 587.
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Northside Lanes
Wil-Tels
Pope
Texaco
Gheee Mance
Joe Votel
Marice Smallwood
Smallwood
NUT House
Earl Sealock
Betty Elder
Bowling Scores Show Tight Action Across League Night
The Kings and Queens defeated the Four Roses 3-1 as Charles Renner posted 456 for the losers and Bill Webber 485 led the Toycatys. The Barr Cats beat the B W s with William Thomas scoring 460, Lauhie Sirbaugh 444 overshadowing the losers. The Alley Gators edged the Night Riders behind Elva White’s 505, while Emmett Taylor fired 578 for the losers.
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Kings and Queens
Four Roses
Charles Renner
Bill Webber
Barr Cats
William Thomas
Big Gun
Lauhie Sirbaugh
Alley Gators
Elva White
Emmett Taylor
Glidewell Bros Win Modified Softball Championship
Glidewell Bros. won the first modified speed softball tournament sponsored by the Virginia Softball Association. Eleven teams competed with many tournaments planned for the weekend. The event sets the stage for the fourth annual state women's slow pitch tournament on two Portsmouth diamonds starting at 10 a.m. District Class A men’s fast pitch events were slated across multiple cities including Buena Vista Charlottesville Covington Lynchburg Hampton Norfolk Portsmouth Richmond Roanoke Stanleytown Suffolk and Winchester. The State Class A playoffs were scheduled for August 6-8 at Winchester, with the top women's team at Portsmouth earning a world tournament berth Labor Day weekend at Omaha Nebraska.
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Richmond
Virginia Softball Association
Portsmouth
Buena Vista
Charlottesville
Covington
Lynchburg
Hampton
Norfolk
Roanoke
Stanleytown
Rich- Suffolk
Winchester
Beecomes
Omala
Neb
Winchester Pony League All Stars host Hagerstown in opener
The Winchester Pony League All-Stars meet Hagerstown Maryland in a best of three series opener at 5 30 p m on the Pony League Diamond. Pete Whitlock manages the locals with Jimmy Dix assisting and the third game site to be decided by coin flip if needed.
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Winchester
Hagerstown
No AFL Team In Milwaukee Says Lombardi
Green Bay Packers general manager and coach Vince Lombardi said Milwaukee AFL club could not use County Stadium until 1968 due to a contract. He stated the AFL would not be allowed to play there while the agreement stands.
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Milwaukee
Lombardi
Green Bay, Wis
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Coaching Great Everett Case In Critical Condition
Everett Case, legendary NC State basketball figure, is reported in grave condition after a Monday night spinal operation at Rex Hospital in Raleigh. The 65 year old, a 47 year coaching veteran, built the Wolfpack into a national power and founded the Dixie Classic.
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Everett Case
Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina State
Ketball Power
Case
Rex Hospital
Leroy Allen
Lester Adcock
N.C. State
Press Maravich
Las Vegas
Nev
Raleigh
State
Wolfpack
One Policy protection for personal valuables floaters
You can buy separate policies for photo gear jewelry furs and sports equipment or choose one policy. A Personal Articles Floater offers all these on the go coverage under a single package.
Local Boys At State Jr Golf Championship Opens
Douglas Anderson, Park Plumly, Shep Campbell of Winchester and Kenneth Gilpin of Boyce compete in Richmond at Meadows Brook for the Va. Jr. Golf Championship. Eighteen hole medal play runs today through Thursday with a driving contest for the Sam Snead and George Bird trophies. Prizes go to the five low scorers after 54 holes across five age groups. The Virginia State Golf Association has sponsored this 13 years and draws top young players statewide.
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Dougie Anderson
Park Plumly
Shep Campbell
Winchester
Kenneth Gilpin
Boyce
Richmond
Sam Snead
George Bird
The
Virginna State
Veterans join rookies at AFL training camps
New York AP reports veterans have joined rookies in five of eight AFL camps. Over 300 holdovers remain, with 46 starting a sixth straight season with the same club, while camps at Houston Boston and Buffalo are not included.
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New York
AFL
Sia Veterene
Walready
Houston
Boston
Buffalo
Baptist routs Sunnyside in 15 run Clubh League game
First Baptist overwhelmed Sunnyside 17 to 3 at Bodie Grim Field as pitcher Jack Fretwell allowed four hits. The Baptists built a 14 hit attack led by Jerry Bemusdaffer three home runs in four at bats and moved into a first place tie with Market Street after five innings due to the 15 run rule.
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Louie McDaniel
Sunnyside
County Boys
Baptist
Mareket Street
The
Baptists
Jerry Bemusdaffer
Alon
Whitlock
Ken Eyre
Buck Cooper
Jerry Grim
Catholic CYO blank First Brethren in Monday baseball action
Catholic CYO pitching fired three straight fine outings as they blanked First Brethren 5-0 and rose to 6-9-? on the season. Bill Salavan and Mike Afflick starred behind 8 hits while Dave Sisler and Jim McLaughlin were held to two safeties for the losing club. The day also saw Wesley Highland win 4-0 over Braddock Street with Frank Foreman hurling a four hitter and Market Street topping Presbyterian 6-2 behind Ralph Ordel’s six-hit effort. Lucky Inn defeated Shorty’s Grocery 6-3 as Gene Singhas added two hits and four straight hits by Bobby Lloyd fueled the win.
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City League
George
F & M Bank
Halltown
Cape
Vasil
Forest Fox
Wilson
Buckley-Lages
Norma Jane Phillips
Small
Wayzeta
Shorty’s
Ferry Point
Arduini
Beau Ace
Dentown
Diavolikis
Duc de Mon
Market St
John Blazer
First Baptist
Lady Tarantula
Todd
Sunnyside
Willigans
Catholic Cyo
Braddock St
FUR
Wesley-Highland Q
Salonga’s Quest
Trygyve Krogh
Snorton
Karary
Miss Ferdie
Bossuet Gal
R’der
Peters
Fitzgerald
Miss Susie
Riston
Charlie’s
Lass
Gee Nancy
Anna Dulin
McGee
Sam Brick
Lun Far
Mrs. A. J. Lacoster
Running Fix
M. H. Harrell
Divine Answer
Santorini
Rash Decision
Ike Vanron
Smith
Tad Silver Frost
Jeff
Dark Deceiver
Lady
Espin’a
Little Lizzette
Park Watch
Jech
Harvest Renown
My New ‘Frontier
A- J. W. Sweetman
W. R
Solar Beacon
Harris
Meherst
Father Jim
Hieway Litter
Lizie
Fitz’d
Hedge
Janeville
Sluti
Arlette
Yarrow
Jet
Loch Ridge
Bristol Buddy
Princess Louise
Helen Poppers
King Speed
Miss Galston
High Red
Aurora Fox
Donahue
Nathanee
Earneh
Iad
CYO
Bill Alyan
Bill
Dave Sisler
Jim McLaughlin
Dave Ramsey
Jeff Webber
Wesley Highland
Braddock Street
Frank Foreman
Frank
Les Singhas
Peachy Dorsey
Jim Stotler
Teddy Legge
Wesley
Bob Brooks
Steve Lamm
Brooks
Market Street
First Presbyterian
Ralph Ordel
Jim Laise
Methodists
Hershman
Larry Anderson
Jim Hickerson
Pace Market
Baptist 503 Sunnyside 3-4
Baptist leaders Jack Fretwell and Ken address the Sunnyside congregation in a 3 to 4 service at the church. The terse bulletin item notes a pair of speakers and a brief message from 503 2717 14.
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Baptist
Sunnyside
Jack Fretwell
Ken
Spahn Signs With Giants To Bolster Pitching
San Francisco AP Herman Franks signs veteran left hander Warren Spahn to a contract through 1966. Spahn joins the Giants after being cut by the Mets and vows to help win the pennant while stating he can still pitch nine innings if needed.
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San. Francisco
Herman Franks
Warren Spahn
San Francisco Giants
Franks
New York Mets
Giants
Spahn
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Thumb
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Larry Snapp
Denny Small
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First Brethren
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Mike Afflick
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We Highland
Frank Forestman
Phil Hevener
Ronnie Gore
R. Wolfe
Presbyterian
Market
Pee
Ralph Order
Harry Propst
W. Porterfield
Lucky Inn
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Bobby Lloyd
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Shorty
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Gene Singh
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