Mourn Russell LaFollette Death Hits Local Bowling Community
Russell LaFollette, assistant manager of Health Center Lanes, died early Saturday morning in a loss felt across area bowling circles. Senator Harry Byrd Jr. praised his service at the Bowling Awards Banquet, while Lorraine Sealock leads the No-Tap Tourney standings with a 759 series at Northside Lanes as the event runs to September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Russell LaFollette
Health Center Lanes
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Russ
LaFollette
Lorraine Sealock
Northside
Lorraine
Broad Bass Tale Ends With Real Catch From Berryville
Harold Pierce of Route 2 Berryville caught a 19 inch bass weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces two months ago and kept it in the freezer until recently. West Virginia University cancels all athletic events with Virginia Tech this year except football. Tech becomes a non conference member and was a former rival for the Mountaineers in all sports. The Gobblers will play the University of Toledo as one replacement basketball game. the other vacancy remains open.
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Harold Pierce
Route 2
Berryville
Harold
Pierce
West Virginia University
Virginia Tech
Tech
Mounties
Gobblers
University of Toldeo
Ohio
Mountaineers
Front Royal Legion Bowed by Staunton 6 5 in Heartbreaker
Staunton rallied for two runs in the top of the final inning to steal a 6 5 decision from Warren County at Front Royal. Billy Wood started for Warren and allowed six runs in eight hits before Shuffler finished in relief. Rinaca led Front Royal with three hits while Wood and Curl added two apiece.
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Skein
Warren County
American Legion
Front Royal
Staunton
Billy Wood
Warren County High School
Jerry Shuffler
Mosby
Wood
Joe Rinaca
Billy Curl
Waynesboro
Warren
Augusta County
Winchester Area Sports Schedule Highlights Weekly Games
The schedule lists softball matchups for Winchester City and Church Leagues with times from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on multiple weekdays, horse racing at Charles Town 7:30 p.m., stock car racing at Winchester Speedway 8:30 p.m., and a Sunday Tri-County League baseball game at 2:30 p.m. Great Cacapon visits Gainesboro.
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Winchester City
Church
Market St
Baptist
Diamond
TACS
Shorty’s Grocery
Phillips
F and M Bank
Winchester City League
Church League
Sunnyside
First Presbyterian
Halltown
Mobile Homes
Lucky Inn
Charles Town
Winchester Church
Presbyterian
Braddock
CYO
Wesley-Highland
First Brethren
Winchester Speedway
Winchester City and
Phillips 66
Winchester Merchants
Tri-County League
Great Cacapon
Gainesboro
Abel Masters Night Track Wins at Hagerstown
Bobby Abel of Wrightsville Pa won the first 25 lap modified feature under lights at Hagerstown Raceway his second straight win and fourth of the season in the Western Maryland oval. Mert Stine led early before Abel surged ahead in the ninth lap and built a quarter lap lead over Stine who finished second. The program closed by 10 05 p m with 28 modifieds and 22 semis in the pits and next Sundays midseason championships planned with double points and a bigger purse for 50 lap modifieds and 30 lap semi lates. Heat results list Abel Chamberlain Ritchie among others. Dick Warrenfeltz won the 20 lap semi late main event with Armel Webb and Feathers in pursuit.
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Hagerstown
Bobby Abel
Wrightsville
Western Maryland Oval
Mert Stine
Dick Bricker
Greencastle
Abel
Stine
Gerald Chamberlain
Frank Garvin
Junior Ritchie
Rube McBee
Elmer Ruby
Everett
Johnny Roberts
Baltimore
Red Nininger
Jefferson
Armel
Sam Jones
Mererick Webb
Roberts
McBee
Dick Kirkeland
Joe Westerman
Warrenfeltz
Frank Poffenberger
Chamberlain
Ritchie
Dick Warrenfeltz
Fairplay
Bob Armel
Winchester
Wilber Haugh
Waynesboro
Sandy Newton
Junior Feathers
White Post
Monreal-Buster Mathis Stops Maynard in Grand Rapids Bout
In Grand Rapids Michigan Buster Mathis stopped Bob Maynard from Montreal after two rounds during an Associated Press boxing recap. Also in Amherst Ted Whitefield knocked out Al Simmons of Miami in the fourth round.
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Monreal
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bob Maynard
Monetreal
Amherst
Miss
Ted Whitefield
al Simmons
Miami
Fla
Optimist Boys League Bowling Banquet Winners
Optimist Club honors at George Washington Hotel on June 23. First place: Dr James Health Club, Dennis Derry, Philip McKee, Larry Clark, Paul Bromley. Second: Leggett's, Gary Teets, Bobby Schneider, Ray Bierlin, James Stotler. Third: Clearbrook Woolen Shop, Jimmy Brown, Gene Smith, Kirk Ways, Donnie Brill. Perfect attendance: Tommy Tasker. Most improved bowler: 71 to 82 with 12 advance. Individual averages: Dennis Derry 115, Gary Teets 413, Larry Clark 191.
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Optimist Club Boys League
George Washington Hotel
Dr. James
Dennis Derry
Philip McKee
Larry Clark
Paul Bromley
Dennis
Derry
Gary Teets
Health Center Lanes Summer League bowling results
Scores from the Health Center Lanes Summer League show Black Jacks sweeping Pin Rushers and ending their 10 game undefeated run. Individuals high for other teams include Pam McKee 108 and Freddie Griffith 218 series. Notable performances featured Duckpinners 466 total and Oleta Luttrell delivering a 141 strike following the match.
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Karen Bursey
Jeannie Lowery
Black Jacks
Health Center Lanes
Valley Ave. Delecatessen
Pifer Stationery & Office Supply
Becky Cather
Bonnie Easter
Louise Baker
Pam McKee
Bugs
Swamp Rats
Pam
Billy McCarty
Crisman
Debbie Shanholtz
Lynn Crisman
Denny Martin
Wanda Schuller
Karla McCall
Steve Senseney
Chuckie Renner
Beatles
Freddie Griffith
Susie Suddith
Teen Age Mixed Doubles Competition Leaders Shake Up
Diane Webber and Jerry Fout won three matches against Vickie Tucker and Mike Clevenger, overturning the prior league leaders and placing Webber and Fout in first. Scores listed include Diane Webber 123 Jerry Fout 114 Vickie Tucker 108 Gene Willis 116 Gayla Tucker 103 Donnie Brill 115 Bobby Schneider 133 Ray Bierlin 110 Sue Nail 104 Woody Armel 118 Mike Weber 122.
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Diane Webber
Jerry Fout
Vickie Tucker
Gene Willis
Gayla Tucker
Donnie Brill
Bobby Schneider
Ray Bierlin
Sue Nail
Woody Armel
Mike Weber
Mike Clevenger
Baseball Standings and Results from Charlles Town
The box shows American League standings with teams led by Chicago and Cleveland both at 42 26, Minnesota 42 27, Detroit 39 30, Baltimore 40 31, New York 35 37, Los Angeles 32 41, Boston 29 41, Washington 28 45, Kansas City 20 45. Monday results include New York 3 Washington 0 and Detroit 4 Baltimore 3.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
E. L. Pet. G.B. Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philaphia
St. Louis
Houston
White Sox erupt for 17 runs in 19 hits against Twins
Go-Go White Sox slugged 17 runs on 19 hits led by a grand slam from McCraw and homers by Cater and Romano to overpower Minnesota 17-4. Eddie Fisher improved to 9-2 as Chicago seized a half-game edge atop the standings with Cleveland and Minnesota.
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White Sox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Dave Boswell
Twins
Ken Berry
al Weis
J.C. Sirtia
McCraw
Jimmie Hall
Anny Cater
John Romano
Boswell
Micago
Cater
Eddie Fisher
Fred Whitfield
Bill Onbouquette
Vic Davalillo
Injans
Rocky Colavito
Leon Wagner
al Kaline
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WVU
Front Royal Legion
THE
Associated Press
Optimist Boys
Leggett
James Stotler
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Jimmy Brown
Gene Smith
Kirk Ways
Tommy Tasker
Philip Alexander
Ann Miller
Peoples
Ronnie Manuel
Firefighters
Sharon Clark
Wayne Lowery
Lonnie Whitlock
Terry Sirbaugh
Keith Rodgers
Terry Barr
Glenn Moore
Vickie Farmers
Craig DeHaven
Blair Webber
Betty Webber
Hugh Hill
Webber-Hill
Moores and Strasaiders
Harrison Moore
Frances Dodson
Bucky Whitacre
Pat Whitacre
Johnny Dodson
Keytons
Lees
Bill Keyton
Iva Lee
Aggie McCall
Sam McCall
Aaron Zuckerman
McCalls
Zuckermans
Luttrell-Patterson
Glenn Luttrell
Oleta Luttrell
Sue Patterson
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Amphi
Peters
Little Doyle
Hunt
V. Espinosa
Mr. Gaybrook
Small
Jiggs Kid
Sollars
Captain
Hedge
Keswick Kid
Graham
Hep Bunnie
Wilson
UPG
Davidson
Scarteen
Betty Bones
Lisa’s Gem
Jody
Broadway Star
Fashionmaster
Battleforth
H. Clark
Y.O
Gambardella
Farmingdale
Glenal
the Winkler
Kit Coffey
Diavolikis
Reeder
Karary
Doc
Cooke
Donahue
Gypsy Colont
Myers
William L
Miss Ferdie
Good Fairy
D. E. Rinehart
R. E. Mc
Deroutt
J. E. Lillard
R. A. Orr
H. L. Clatterbuck
W. C . Jimmy’s Penny
Vasil
Race
Vacanti
Miss Tudorka
Todd
Wings of Flight
Shy O’ Lette
da Boss Casey
Joyce Lanna
Y.C
Mr. W. L
Atlas
Manuel Mendelson
James L. Wiley
Rica
Great Borough
Gloria Mac
Bossuet’s Best
Buffalo Risto
Go-Go White Sox
By Jim Hackleman
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Hospitality
Bobby Ussery
Buckpasser
Braulio Baeza
Aqueduct Track
Valley Ave
Var
Mnetty
Njcise
Mary
Imap i Vv
ARTI
Cumberland
Maryland
Dearing Beverage Company
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