Judges Athletic Association Honors Three Handley Seniors
The Judges Athletic Association held its first annual award banquet at York Inn with about 200 attendees. Trophies were presented to Handley seniors Jim Snapp for football, Jack Crenshaw for basketball, and Tommy Glass for track.
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Judges Athletic Association
York Inn
Handley
Jim Snapp
Jack Crenshaw
Tommy Glass
Richard Crenshaw
Ball
VPI
Dick Kern
Crenshaw
Jimmy Omps
Otis “Snag” Sargent
Handley Grad
Glass
Robert Glass, Jr
Hunter Maddox
Maddex
Tommy
Garland R. Quarles
JAA
Eddie Manuel
Quarles
Lohi Dunlap
Jim Bakhtiar
University of Virginia
Don Shula
Washington Redskins
Shula
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Washington
Monogram Club
Russell Potts
Glass Potts
Jim Sargent
IAA
Bakhtiar
Canada
Prince
Virginia
Cavaliers
Irvin Shendon
George Sempeles
Snapp
Jack
Red Baker
Manuel
Peoples Cleaners Wins Title In Men’s Bowling League
Peoples Cleaners captures the men's division with a 2962 set at Health Center Lanes, defeating Brakeshoe Cafeteria by 167 pins. Sarah Zane leads the women’s side with 2529, edging Orts Sof Spun Bread by 60 pins. team rosters and individual top totals highlighted.
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Peoples Cleaners
Ladies Commercial League
Sarah Zane Five Co
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Sarah Zane
Charles Ebert
Allen Carter
Harold Buckner
Francis Hudson
Mickey McDonald
Patsy Whitacre
Betty McKee
Nancy Levi
Evelyn Stotler
Helen Ritter
Frances Hudson
Carter
Willie Slonaker
Hudson
Wallace Dill
Indians Rally Past Red Sox in 12 to Stay in Hunt
A reshuffled Cleveland pitching staff held off Boston 3-2 in 12 innings as Dick Tomanek went the distance for the win. Ken Lehman earned a relief win, while Ken Aspromonte Jim Lemon and Norm Zauchin homered against Ralph Terry.
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Herb Score
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Cleveland
Ray Narleski
Don Messi
Cal McLish
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jim Grant
Don Ferrarese
Bob Kelly
Dick Tomanek
Indians
Boston
Tomanek
Ken Lehman
Ken Aspromonte
Jim Lemon
Norm Zauchin
Ralph Terry
Athletics
Russ Kemmerer
VFW Post 2123 to Sponsor Pony League Team
Post 2123 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to sponsor a Pony League team with 150 dollars allocated. Additional funding includes 75 dollars for the Shenandoah College fund pledge, now paid in full at 300 dollars with 25 dollars member donation. Dudley Reynolds presided. department convention set for June 22 to 25 in Richmond.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pony League
Shenandoah College Fund
Dudley Reynolds
Department
Richmond
The
National Cemetery
Eugene Purtlebaugh
Buddy Poppy
Nat Brown
Jackson Ave
What's Wrong With Williams?
Cleveland figures Ted Williams, 39, who led the AL with a .388 clip in 1957, is hitting only .225 after a two game series with the Indians. He collected one hit in 10 at bats as Dick Tomanek held him to a light line through five trips.
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Cleveland
Ted Williams
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Dick Tomanek
Thursday Baseball By The Associated Press
Major league standings and results include New York, Kansas City, Baltimore, Cleveland, Boston, Washington, Detroit, Chicago. National League leaders feature San Francisco, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Los Angeles with games and results from Wednesday and Friday schedules.
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Associated Press
American League
Ww. L. Pet
New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
A&8s
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Fancisco
Hogan Eyes Fifth National Open Victory at Southern Hills
Ben Hogan known as The Hawk aims for his fifth U S Open title at Southern Hills Tulsa June 12 to 14 after finishing third last weekend just behind Sam Snead and Gary Player. Claude Harmon predicts Hogan Snead and Demaret form a strong trio as Hogan proves his relentless comeback drive.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Hawk
Ben
Claude Harmon
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hogan
Sam Snead
Gary Player
South Africa
Snead
Tulsa
Harmon
Jimmy Demeraret
Southern Hills
Horens and Royal Crown win City League softball at Senseng Park
Horens defeat Mountain eers 17 4 in a high scoring opener as Wolfe and Blackburn homer for Horens. Royal Crown beat Buckley Lages 6 3 with Orndorff relief, O'Connell, Willis and Kline sparking the offense.
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Senseng Park
Horens
Royal Crown
Odee Orndorff
Buckley Lages
Mountaineers
Bobby Jackson
Salyan
Lauthers
Smith
Wolfe
Blackburn
McCarty
Pearson
Pere
Jackson
Buckley-Lages
Copparoli
Orndorff
Sustrick
R. Willis
B Willis
O'Connell
Capparoli
Steele
Aikens
Oney
Royston
Willis
Hoover
Ely
Minghini
Jess Donald
Kline
B. Willis
White Post Charge
Boyce Baptist
E.U.B
Montague Tangle
Grace Bible Fellowship
Clarke Travelers
Hovons
Republic Oil
John Lee
Durelle Defeats Ballarin In Ten Round Boxing Win
Yvon Durelle dominated Germinal Ballarin of France to a unanimous 10 round decision in Montreal. Durelle pressed throughout and scored the bout's sole knockdown in the 10th round. Ballarin suffered facial cuts and noses bleed while struggling to keep pace with the Canadian champion.
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Montreal
Yvon Durelle
Germinal Ballarin
France
Bale Bite
Anne
N. B
Ballarin
Durelle
Charles Town Groups Seek Drapes From Fete Floats
The Jaycee-ettes and Citizens Fire Company of Charles Town seek four tenths of purple velvet used for the Royal Crown float in the May 2 Grand Feature parade. The velvet, four by six feet, was borrowed from a Washington float builder and funds are needed to replace if not recovered. Call Festival headquarters or Mrs. Hooper at Charles Town 706-W with information.
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Jaycee-ettes and
Citizens Fire Company
Charles Town
Washington
Hooper
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Brakeshoe
Rudy Rogers
Sarah Zane Fire Co
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June
Aggie McCall
Theatch
Ebert
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McDonald
Slonaker
Whitlock
Dil
Morgan
Renner
Lillis
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
Melvin
Jimmy” Frye, Mer
Game Indians
Yankees
Jim Landis
al Smith
Elston Howard
Gil McDougald
Billy Pierce
Whitey Ford
Pierce
VFW
Investors
EA Loan Corp
Ceel
Loudoun St
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Maryland
Bournary
Hershey’s
Hershey
Offee Shoppe Valley Ave
Grandstand
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