Handley wins Northwestern District meet at James Wood High
Handley takes 75 points to James Wood 51 in first Northwestern District meet at James Wood High School. Dennis Hinkle and Woody Harper of Handley lead with 32 points each as Herndon, George Mason, and Loudoun County follow. Warren County does not place. Winners include Handley in 100 yard dash 10.5, mile 4.47, 880 relay 1:38.7, shot put 45-2, discus 198-2, pole vault 11-6. James Wood wins high hurdles 17 seconds and others with records set for the first district meet.
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Fox
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Bob Saville
George Glass
Tommy Crabill
Rodgers
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George Ason
Plumly Lumber Jacks Win Northside Classic Championship
Plumly Lumber Jacks clinched the Northside Classic by a narrow margin in the final standings. Final Last Half Standing show Plumly’s 52 to 12 over Raiders 51 13 Triangle Diners 51 13, with a roll-off against Triangle Diners next Thursday at 7 p.m. for league crown. Harold Dawson led Plumly with high average and strong series, while New Triangle Diners swept Sport Center for four points.
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al Kibler
Lou Costello
Renogyae Ward
Bob Glover
Henry Lee
Rebels Host Sleepy Creek at Rouss Park on Sunday
The Northern Virginia Rebels host Sleepy Creek for a 2 30 p m game at Rouss Park. Pitching duties will be by Allen Cornwell or Orndorff while catching duties are split between Teddy Reed and Warren Foltz.
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Boxing Roundup from Nogales: Disqualifications and KOs
The Associated Press reports results from Nogales Sonora. Archie Moore, 185, San Diego, KOed Clifford Killertr. in Los Angeles. Giacomo Putti, 149, won by disqualification over Jesse Jones 147. Frank Hardison, 146, Las Vegas, stopped Luigi Castoldi 143.
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Los Angeles
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Frank Hardison
Las Vegas
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Bettenhausen Dies Testing Car At Indianapolis Speedway
Tony Bettenhausen 44, famed American auto racer, was killed during a car test for Paul Russo at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A cotter pin failure caused a wire break and a crash into the outside wall. Bettenhausen had hoped to win the 500 and had recently set a fastest lap record for traffic on the track. He leaves wife Valerie and three children, with his family planning to attend today’s time trials.
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Major League Leaders Mixed Batting and Fielding Highlights
The summary lists leaders across the American and National Leagues: batting average for Temple of Cleveland at .378 and Brandt of Baltimore at .364 among 60 at bats. Baltimore’s B Robinson leading runs with 22 tied by Wood and Kaline. Gentile driving in 35 with Cash and Mantle at 24. B Robinson and doubles with 9. Gentile homering 10 and Mantle 9. Ramos 36 strikeouts and Pascual 34. National League at bats led by Moon of Los Angeles at 375 and Ci of St. Louis at .368. Wills and Moon tied for runs with Moon also high in output.
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Duckpin league totals spark season highs at Health Center Lanes
Quick Busement Co led a busy night with a season high 1831 in three wins over B Nais B Rrith while Omps Funeral Home topped Sanitary Dairy with a 1729 series. Individual scores included 1831 by Quick Buseum, 162 by Doug Conner for Sanitary Dairy, and 605 by JACK JONES for Lucky Inn. The Dorothy Allen Handicap for Women announce a May 16 event with 40 entries expected and a $2 entry fee.
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Evan Creswell
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Sanitary Dairy
Charles Swartz
Doe Hill
Roxy Hackman
Jack Hoover
Omps
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Conner
Jack Jones
Lucky Inn
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Lane Reed
Jones
Francis Hudson
C. B. Shickle
New Hiway Market
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Bill Brown
Aikens Construction Co
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Evening Star Ladies League
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LLF Coaches Named for Winchester Frederick County Football
Little League Football officials announce four head coaches and 12 assistants for a 120 player program in Winchester and Frederick County. Practice starts August with Labor Day kickoff at Handley Stadium and four teams Colts Lions Rams Redskins.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
American League standings list Detroit as pennant favorite with 19 wins and a .731 pace. Weekend results include Minnesota 5 Los Angeles 4 and Detroit 4 New York 3 with several N games and upcoming Monday matchups. National league notes feature San Francisco 15 9 625, Pittsburgh 13 10 565, and multiple interleague results across cities.
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Baseball Weekly Leaders and Standings Snapshot
The list highlights leaders by category with players like Moon Los Angeles Banks Chicago Clemente Pittsburgh and Mays San Francisco. It notes runs batted in Moon 22 Aaron Milwaukee 21 hits Clemente 35 Moon 33 and doubles Coleman Cincinnati 8 among others.
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St. Louis
Former Count and Countess Sworn U.S. Citizens in Riverhead
Former Count George de Toll, 37, of Poland and his wife Countess Zinaida Jakusewa, 35, of the Ukraine, became naturalized U.S. citizens in Riverhead. They reside in West Islip, N.Y., where De Toll works as a carpenter.
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Poland
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Ukraine
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