Montague Softball Triumphs Over Braddock in Six-Hit Spree
Montague routed Braddock 14-1 at Senseny Park led by Charlie Hill and Donald Clark on six hits. Sunnyside blanked Grace Bible 13-4, and F&M Bank battered the Duckpinners 20-0 behind Pat’s one-hitter. Beverly Hill homered for Montage. Sunnyside’s Carroll Shiley pitched a four-hitter.
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Senseny Park
Montague
Braddock
Charlie Hill
Donald Clark
Sunnyside
Grace Bible
F&m Bank
Duckpinners
Pat
Doris Conner
Sag Oly
Avers
Dotting
Bake Baker
Perry
F&m Star
Richard Clark
Bud Silman
Melvin Aikens
Beverly Hill
Roger Tinsman
Larry Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Murel Renner
Lewis Boyer
Carroll Shiley
Allen Burley
Burell Martin
Jack Burleson
Fred Burleson
M. L. Burle
Perry Rolls 173 as Health Center lanes open summer bowling
Perry Duckpinned six spares and a double strike for a 173 in the summer opening of the Monday night 590 League at Health Center Lanes. Ralph Hansucker sparked Bell Clothes with three 113s while Canada Dry swept Health Center Grill. Team No 6 took the Pepsi Cola Mixed Team crown with Dale Gardiner Judy Wolfe Mac Hyde and Mike Perry. Jack Hooverduck delivered a 176 with four consecutive strikes. Royal Crown Cola sponsors the upcoming Mixed Bantam League for youths 48 years and under starting Friday at 9 30 a m.
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Mike. Perry
Health Center
Young Perry
Deadwoods
Ralph Hansucker
Bell
Canada Dry
Health Center Grill
Curowit
Ronnie Boyd
Gane
Dale Gardiner
Judy Wolfe
Mac Hyde
Mike Perry
Jack Hooverduck
H&p Cities Service
Royal Crown Cola
Bill Bridgeforth
O'Sullivan National Fruit win doubleheader at Senseny Park
O'Sullivan and National Fruit dominated in a doubleheader at Senseny Park. National Fruit beat Workingman's Store 21 to 7 after an earlier 5-0 makeup win over Workingman, while O'Sullivan defeated Cities Service 12-5 as pitchers, hitters, and fielding propelled the wins. Russell starred with two hits and key doubles in the weekend set.
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O'Sullivan
National Fruit
Senseny Park
Rubber Company
Workingman's
Cities Service
Workingman
Russell
Mason
Milburn
Skiles
Lee
Grubbs
Wright
B. Harper
Anderson
Harper
Tuesday Baseball By The Associated Press American League Standings
American League standings show New York 33 wins 22 losses, Baltimore 37 25, Cleveland 30 25, Detroit 22 27, Chicago 22 08, Washington 25 30, Kansas City 24 ?, Boston 21 36. Monday results include Kansas City 9 Boston 6. Tuesday schedule lists Baltimore at Chicago, Boston at Kansas City, New York at Detroit, Cleveland at ware, New York at Chicago, Detroit at New York.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Ware
Baseball Schedule: Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Los Angeles
Washington plays Cleveland while Milwaukee hosts Los Angeles on Tuesday. Chicago visits Philadelphia. Los Angeles faces Cincinnati and San Francisco plays Milwaukee in a twi night. On Wednesday Chicago goes to Philadelphia and San Francisco to Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
VHSL Turns Down Boost In Athletic Requirements
VHSL legislative council rejects proposal to raise required passing subjects from three to four per semester for interscholastic athletes. vote 47 in favor 30 against at Longwood College meeting. other actions include new assistant executive secretary post and group designations I A and I B with revised state tournament and regional site plans.
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Farmville
Legislative Council of the
Virginia High School League
VHSL
Longwood College
Vhsl Council
William Pace
Group I
I-A
CIA
William and Mary
University of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Wih
VMI
Virginia
Legislative Council
Reunion of Handley High Class of 1950 Caps 77 Attendees
The Handley High School class of 1950 reunion at the York Inn Saturday evening drew 77 attendees from a class once 84 strong. Archie Fry assistant principal and sponsor, Mrs Garrabrandt, and Mr and Mrs Ray Garrabrandt were honored. Reverend James Clark served as toastmaster as plans included a class prophecy and a memorial for three deceased members. Wade Emmart chaired the organizing group.
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Handley High School
York Inn
Archie Fry
Handley
Ray Garrabrandt
Handlian
Fry
Garrabrandt
James Clark
Baptist Church
Front Royal
Wade Emmart
Moose Club Dominates Clearbrook In Pony League Action
The Moose Club routed Clearbrook 12 to 1 in Pony League baseball led by Floyd Leighton no hit effort. Fred Hunt collected three hits, Bobby Orndorff doubled twice with a walk, and Denny Oates added a double and a single in three at bats. Clearbrook stranded runners on five walks and a hit batter. Richard Dick scored the lone Clearbrook run on a walk stolen base and Leighton error. Westleg took the loss, fanning six and walking nine while allowing seven hits. Leigh ton struck out nine in a winning performance.
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Loaded
Moose Club
Clearbrook
Floyd Leighton
Fred Hunt
Bfe
Bobby Orndorff
Denny Oates
Leighton
Richard Dick
Westleg
Clearbrook Fire Yard Party and Auction Plans
Plans are set for the Clearbrook Fire Company annual yard party and auction at Stonewall School starting tomorrow at 5 p.m. Rain or shine. Women volunteers prepared a supper with 106 cakes 95 pies 48 pounds of hot dogs 22 gallons of potato salad 52 dozen lemons 99 quarts of green beans 18 quarts of baked beans three gallons of applesauce and 475 pounds of sugar. Auction begins about 8 p.m. Charles R. Duvall to cry the sale featuring a five month old registered Landrace boat a 1949 Chevrolet sedan spray materials fertilizer automotive supplies a new aluminum mailbox insulating materials and transit mix. Net proceeds support the company’s operating expenses for the coming year.
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Clearbrook Fire Company
Stonewall
Rain
Charles R. Duvall
Bank Call Seeks Banks' Condition For June 15
Washington AP report the comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Wednesday June 15.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Six Drivers Disqualified in World 600 Pit Stop Violations
Six entrants in Sundays inaugural World 600 in Charlotte were disqualified for improper pit stops. Richard Petty, Lee Petty, Bob Welborn, Paul Lewis, Junior Johnson, and Al White lost their winnings but kept lap money. NASCAR cited pre race pit stop rules and reports from inspectors. Lee Petty questioned the ruling while Charlotte Observer cited limited comment. Bill France declined comment.
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Charlotte
N. C
Nascar
Pat Purcell
al White
Buffalo
N.Y
Lee Petty
Earl Kelley
Speedway Public Information Officer
Shoemaker Leads Favorite in Mas Mass Handicap Field
In Boston at Suffolk Downs the 26th Mas Massachusetts Handicap features First Landing and Willie Shoemaker as top picks in a six horse field for the mile and a quarter race. Other notable entrants include Talent Show Polylad Gulio Cesare Satan Helper and Battle Neck.
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Boston
First Landing
Willie Shoemaker
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Polylad
Gulio Cesere
Satan Helper
Battle Neck
Words of Misused Phrases Highlight Correct Form
A language note emphasizes correct usage of could have and would have over common misspellings. It explains when to use have in informal speech and why I could have helped is preferred to I could of helped.
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F&m Win
Son
Lucky’ Inn
Hockman
Triple An
Bill Myers
Bud ‘Swisher
Pullen
Tiabaemn
Ladd
Hummer
Clarke County Esso
Rodgers
Dickson
Ronnie Rinker
Albright
Bennett
Binker
Colonial Beach
Colonial’ Beach
Knights of Eri
Rouss Fire Company
Rouss
Dorothy Boyd
Boonesboro
Knights of Erin
Black Angels
Mary Ann Clowser
Jorette Group
Donna Dick
Ramblin
Winchester
Howican
Rambler
Syi
Custom
Mobilgas
Handley High
Connies Ag
Hea
Clearbrook Yard
Charlotte Observer
Bill France
Shoemaker
Monroe College of Business
E. Piccadilly St
Philip Edwards
Berryville
Aman 3.T Nylon Sale
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire CO
N. Braddock St
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