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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1957

Page

9

Dorothy Allen Handicap Tournament Scheduled Next Week

About 36 members of the Evening Star Ladies League and the Ladies Commercial League are set to compete in the Dorothy Allen Handicap at Health Center Alleys on May 15 16 and 17. The event honors Dorothy Allen a longtime Evening Star member bowling with Farmers Merchants National Bank. Entry is 3.50 with guaranteed prizes of 30 15 10 and 5 plus additional prizes.

Dorothy Allen Evening Star Ladies League Ladies Commercial League Allen Evening Star League Farmers & Merchants National Bank

Sanford, Maris Share Lead For Rookie-of-Year Honors

Philadelphia's Jack Sanford and Cleveland's Roger Maris lead early rookie-of-year race. Sanford, 27, 4-0 with the Phillies, dominates NL pitchers. Maris, 31, has five homers and 17 RBIs while batting .315 for the Indians.

Sanford Maris Joe Reichler Associated Press Philadelphia Jack Sanford Cleveland Rober Maris Phillies Pittsburgh Brooklyn Hank Folles

Major League Leaders Summary in National and American Leagues

The document lists batting leaders such as Hoak and Aaron with 415 and 33 respectively, runs and RBIs led by Hoak and Sievers, and hits by Aaron and Simpson. Pitching leaders include Sanford and Trucks with high strikeout counts. Stolen bases led by Mays and Landis.

Hoak Cincinnati Aaron Milwaukee Cinti Bouchee Phila Adcock Inc Moon, & Louis Mays New York Sanford Sievers Washa Simpson Kansas City Malzone Boston Washington Kuenn Detroit McDougald Williams Landis Chicago East City Cleveland

Novick Safety Dinner Plans In York Inn Tonight

The Novick Transfer Company holds its annual safety award dinner this evening at 6 at York Inn with about 160 guests. Featured speaker is Charles Ray vice president of Market Service Richmond, and H B Kitzmiller of the Market office Baltimore acts as toastmaster. Also on the program are L H Stotler and his assistant Joe Zimmerman.

Novick Transfer Company York Inn Charles Ray Market Service Richmond H. B. Kitzmiller Baltimore L. H. Stotler Winchester Terminal Joe Zimmerman

Final Deadline Set For Applications in City Church Softball Leagues

The entry deadline for City and Church softball leagues is Tuesday at 7:45 PM during the War Memorial meeting. Commissioner Eddie Ritter says teams must post entry fees by then to participate. There are enough plans to sustain both leagues this summer, but late filings may jeopardize the seasons.

Eddie Ritter

Bowling handicap meet set for May 13 at Health Center Alleys

All A League bowlers with 45 or more games this season may compete for prizes in a handicap event Monday at 7 p.m. Entries cost 1.30 dollars and cover three games on a 120 scratch. Teams include Lovett's Shoe & Dress Shop Farmers & Merchants National Bank Howard Johnson's Heatvole Motor Co Miller's Drug Store and others.

Sonny Cooper Winchester City Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shop Farmers & Merchants National Bank Howard Johnson's Heatvole Motor Co Miller’s Drug Store B. F. Goodwich O’'Sullivan Valley Distributors Bell Clothes Stephenson Grocery Buncutter Tire Co B. & S Poultry Webbtown No. Va. Power Co Sears, O'Sullivan United Brethren

Recognition for Civil War general Henry Sibley marked on grave

Seventy one years after his death in 1886, Civil War general and inventor Henry Hopkins Sibley receives a government marker at his Fredericksburg grave. Sibley, who joined the Confederacy in 1861, created warming devices for soldiers and the Sibley store used by GIs until 1943. A Memorial Day dedication will be held by the American Legion and Confederate descendant groups.

Fredericksburg Henry Hopkins Sibley Sibley Confederacy U.S. Army Egypt West Point American Legion United Daughters of the Confederacy Ladies Confederate Memorial Assn

Cavalier Ace Guides Virginia Past South Carolina In No-Hitter

Virginia ace Herb Busch dominated South Carolina with a 5-0 no hitter, fanning 11 while walking eight and homering. The 6-7 righty yielded 47 hits in 70 2 3 innings over eight starts, driving Virginia to eight wins as Randolph Macon topped VMI and other state college action followed with Hampden Sydney, William and Mary, Marshall, and Norfolk state results.

Richmond Virginia Herb Buschusch Bus Male University of Virginia South Carolina Gamecocks Busch Cavaliers O Gamecocks Randolph Macon VMI State College Tommy Jones Bunkie Keeton Yellow Jackets Marshall College Virginia Tech Tech Bobby Wolfenden Norfolk W&m Bridgewater Norfolk Braves Eddie Wolfwine Richmond Professional Institute Hampden - Sydney Mason- Dixon Clemson William and Mary George Washington Maryville Emory and Henry

Baseball standings and daily schedule update

The column lists today's baseball schedule with matchups across the league from Kansas City at Cleveland to Washington at Boston and New York at Baltimore. It includes yesterday's results and tomorrow's schedules with pitchers and times, plus the current standings for division leaders Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis New York Pittsburgh and others.

Maris Cleveland Indians Kansas City Tribe New York Chicago White Sox Detroit Yankees Baltimore Ralm Washington Red Sox Boston Milwaukee St. Louis Braves Cincinnati Reds Reds Cubs Chicago New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Luis Arroyo Ronnie Kline Philadelphia Morgan Lemon Stobbs Nixon Harshman Foytack Cincinnati Wee Pittsburgh Haddix Friend Phila Pittsb M'waukee St.Louis Amercian League

Gaspar Ortega Near Title Shot With Logart Win

Gaspar Ortega earns a split decision over Cuba’s Isaac Logart in a 12 round War Memorial Auditorium bout. The win fuels Ortega to a potential title shot at welterweight champion Carmen Basilio, with talks of Basilio-Ray Robinson or a Basilio defense this summer.

Syracuse Gaspar Ortega Cuba Isaac Logart Carmen Basilio Basilio Ortega Jimmy Stinson Gaspar War Memorial Auditorium Harry Markson International Boxing Club Basilio-Ray Robinson Markson Logart

Clarke Junior Chamber elects Howard R Hart

Howard H Hart, a former resident of this city, was elected president of the Berryville Clarke County Junior Chamber of Commerce at its May meeting. He will succeed Harry Jones who was named state director. Officers include Raymond Chapman external vice president Haskell Jenkins internal vice president Tom Wood secretary Bill Hook treasurer and Dan Pancoast John Milleson Jr and Rev Charles P Moncure directors. The new officers will be installed June 8.

Howard H. Hart Berryville-Clarke County Junior Chamber of Commerce Harry Jones Mr Hart Raymond Chapman Haskell Jenkins Tom Wood Bill Hook Dan Pancoast John Milleson, Jr Charles P. Moncure

White's Purol team wins 1956-57 A League title

White's Purol led from the start to total 2953 pins, edging Brakeshoe Cafe by 120. Key performers were Jack Larrick 173 619, Teddy Hepner 169 612, Jack Hoover 155 602. Brakeshoe's top scorers were Charles Swartz 150 603 and Evan Creswell 139 600.

White S¢ Purol Teddy Hepner Jack Hoover Chug White Thurston Clevenger Jack Larrick Brakeshoe White's Larrick Hepner Hoover Charles Swartz Evan Creswell Creswell Turk Wingfield Ando Hoover

Five Accidents Mark Practice For 500-Miler at Indianapolis

Indianapolis drivers including Elmer George and Amick test for May 30 run at the 2 1/2 mile track. Newcomers Farina and Edmonds join veteran racers Turner and Reece in practice as Pat O Connor posts the fastest lap at 143.3 mph in a Kurtis Kraft owned by Chapman Root.

Indianapolis Elmer George Mary Hulman Anton Tony) Hulman Indianapolis Motor Speedway George Ernie Ruiz Modesto Calif George Amick Venice Don Edmonds Annaheim Edmonds Bill Vukovich Jimmy Reece Turner Pat O’connor North Vernon Ind Kurtis Kraft Chapman Root Terre Haute

Nine Groups Sponsor White Hall Yard Party

Nine groups sponsor the June 15 White Hall Community yard party at Stone Wall School grounds. Net proceeds fund remodeling White Hall into a community building. Sponsors include White Hall Methodist Church Pleasant Valley EUB Church Little Mountain Methodist Church White Hall PTA White Hall Grange Mt Pleasant EUB Church Old Stone Church Auxiliary Galaxy Church and the 4 H clubs.

White Hall Yard Party White Hall Stonewall White Hall Methodist Church Pleasant Valley Eub Church Little Mountain Methodist Church White Hall Pta White Hall Grange Mt. Pleasant EUB Church Old Stone Church Auxiliary Galilee Church 4-H

VFW Carnival Sponsored by Post 2123 Here

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 will sponsor a carnival May 13 to 18 on the Cedarmede lot beside Skeeter Knee's on Route 11 south. Features include children's rides, adult rides, side shows games and refreshments. Proceeds benefit the VFW Post building fund.

Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Cedarmede Skeeter Knee Route 11 VFW Post

Saratoga Carrier Powers Engines Compared to Locomotives

The U S S Navy aircraft carrier Saratoga has enough power to drive more than 100 passenger locomotives at full speed, illustrating its immense propulsion capability.

Saratoga

Lake Okeechobee Largest Freshwater Lake In U S

Lake Okeechobee in Florida covers about 700 square miles and is the largest freshwater lake entirely within one state.

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