Bowling Victory League Results and High Scores
The Bowling Victory League featured teams Railway Express Perry Coast Co Viscoe Frangles and others. Results show Waggles 3 American Tea Co 0 Handley 2 Elliott Motor 1 Perry Coast Co 3 Viscose 0 Railway Express 3 Va State Guard 0. High games include LaFollette 135 Ritter 134 Johnson 121. High sets include LaFollette 382 Ritter 373 White 364. Railway Express led with team game 575 and team set 1658.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Express
Perry Coast. Co
Csese Frangles
Elliott
Va. State Guard
Xoieneven Tea Co
Ccese
Wagles
American Tea Co
Handley
Elliott Motor
LaFollette
Ritter
Johnson
White
Perry Const. Co
Ladies Evening Star Bowling League Standings and highs
Standings listed for Friday March 3 with high individuals including Shumaker 327 Jasper Elks 316 Rice Star Office 315. High team game Elks 514 and Jr. Woman's Club 503. High total pinfall GA A 1453 Elks 1443 Cadillac 1423. Team rankings show Bell Clothes Cadillac Clearbrook Woolen Novick Transfer Handley and others with varied records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Jasper
Elks
Cunningham
Bell Clothes
Shumaker
Cadillac
Rice
Star Office
Jr. Woman’s Club
G. A
Sense Ieee A
Ees Ae Cadillac
Esescecveesss
Cocceeeves
Railway Express extends Victory League streak with sweep
Railway Express rolls 382 364 in a three-game win over Virginia State Guard Five to extend its Victory League winning streak to 30. Ike Allamong and NEWCOME provided a scare with 123 and 122 in the second game as Bud Miller and Ray Mond Webber led the Express squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lafollette
Railway Express
Va. State Guard
State Guard
Expressmen
Ike Allamong
Newcome
Bud Miller
Raymond Webber
Eagles
American ‘Tea Co
Frank Johnson
Allen Harne
Ralph Gore
Viscose Corporation
Keith Ritter
Steward Brown
Handley
Elliott Motor Motor Lines
Handirans
Evelyn Crabill
Tli
Capitol Restaurant
Ladies Commercial League
Lloyd Mead
Marsden Licksider
Ral Gore
Licklider
Kfith Ritter
Winchester
Fred Yellott
Allen Hawthorne
George Grayson
Martinsburg
War News and India Famine a Mixed Report From Frontlines
A syndicated column reviews Allied advances in Asia and famine relief in Bengal. It notes improved conditions yet continued deaths from famine and malnutrition, discusses British Indian political tensions and confinement of Congress leaders, and ponders if the Atlantic Charter applies to India as independence efforts resume postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Merrill
Japan
India
Sam
Southeast Asia
Bengal
Bay of Bengal
Burma
Calcutta
Mahatma Gandhi
All-India Congress
Russians Reject Polish Offer in Boundary Dispute
London reports say Russia rejected the Polish compromise proposal to settle the Russo Polish boundary dispute. Polish exiled premier Mikolajczyk said his government had not been informed and criticized London and Churchill backed terms. Kremlin condition cited demands removal of anti Soviet elements and acceptance of the Curzon line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Stanislaw Mi‘kolaiczyk
Mikolajczky
Wanted white or colored gift for housework ad
Classified notice seeking a housework gift and two waitress positions with no Sunday work and good wages at Whitie's Twin Diners in Indian Alley dated March 6 1961. Secondary ad lists truck driver over 21 wanted with in person apply details for Elmer Orndorff at 35 E Gerrard St dated March 8 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitie
Indian Alley
Elmer Orndorff
E. Gerrard St
Local Bowlers Enter Tourney With National Sponsorship
Local bowlers will participate in a tourney sponsored by the National Duck pin Bowling Congress. Exact entries will be known tomorrow. entry fee is 5 dollars with top prizes dependent on turnout. First prize 50 dollars is guaranteed. Notable past champions include Lou Jenkins and Al Wright from Washington, and Angelo Palladino of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Caskey
Martinsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Lou Jenkins
Jenkins
al Wright
Angelo Palladino
Hagerstown
William Pingley Laid To Rest Today
Funeral services were held for William Burton Pingley a 51 year old telephone employee who died of a heart attack. He was a World War I veteran and member of the Lutheran Church Elks Club and Friendship Fire Company. Surviving are his widow two children a brother and two sisters. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Elks honorary pallbearers and telephone company employees serving as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burton Pingley
William Ashby Pingley
Marie Frye Pingley
Winchester
Lutheran Church
Telephone Pioneers of America
The
Elks Club
Friendship Fire Company
Louise V. Haymaker
Jack Burton Pingley
Suzanne Pingley
Harry R. Pingley
Carl Roberts
Herndon
Earl Nash
Chicago
Robert Whitten
T. J. Hawkins
Jones
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Elks Lodge
J. H. Yost
C. L. Nicodemus
P. D. Plank
E. T. Snider
J. H. Henry
S.C. Curl
Telephone Company
A. D. Fowler
S. R. Sammis
J. E. Shifflette
W. H. Gay
R. B. Curtis
H. T. Green
Rev Dr Smith to Speak at Christ Episcopal Service
Special Lenten service moves to 7 30 this evening at Christ Episcopal Church. Rev Dr William D Smith, former rector of the local parish, will speak. All are invited. attendees advised of the hour change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
William D. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warner Bros
Capitol
America
Frisco
Yukon
Souston
Craven Mayen Len
Wen Ersch Wyssen
Ee Pasen
Rene Py
Alfred — aRonstoe
Aarstt
Ida Lupino
Paul Henreid
van Heusen
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Lupton Orchard Service CO
DIAL
Cammer Tire CO
Bandiey School
Earl Mason
N. Loudoun
Hansbrough & Carter Insurance — Investments
North
Loudoun Street
Virginia
Treasury
Farmers & Merchants
Winchester, Virginia
L. M. Allen
Ray Robinson
Paul M. Haldeman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Victory League
Ladies Evening Star Bowling League
Friendly Grove
Court House
Judson O’quinn
Dr. Clendening
the Star
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Haylass Dept
Ford
Firestone
Boy
Hayes DeHaven, Jr
N. Kent
Ross St
National Ave
Plymouth
Orchard Ave
Crosley Auto Radio
J. W. Jolliffe
Stephenson
Ford Panel
Berryville
Majestic
Columbia
Joseph Hodgson
S. Washington St
Gorin
Trail’s Eng
Gordonsville
Fairmont Ave
Sam Mason
Bunker Hill
Roy Oweng
Gainesboro
Hable
Orson Welles
Joan Fontaine
Kiev
William Pingley
McCartney
Route 11
Stephens City
McCormick
Kathleen McCartney
George Washington Garage
Red Cross
J. W. Arthur
Rouss Ave
Dr. Smith
Food Center
Londour St
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
M Usterole
George W. Kurtz
Peterson
Adv
Berryville Avenue
Roy P. Duvall
North Main Street
Buxton
Walletsee
Sray & Eddy
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