Winchester Golf Club Takes 2nd in Tri-State Match
In the first Tri-State Gold Match of the season at Court House Fairfax Winchester Golf Club tied for second with Purcellville while Fairfax led with 17 points. Behind were Front Royal Frederick and Martinsburg with two second‑place clubs on 10 points.
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Court House
Fairfax
Winchester
Purcellville
Front Royal
Frederick
Martinsburg
Winchester Golf Club
Clayton Anderson
Wayne Whitham
Ralph Saville
Bill Bridgeforth
Courtney Grim
Roland Nelson
Nat Joyner
Bert Killiam
Carl Campbell
Jim Daniels
Wilson Pugh
Jap Revell
Lake Purchases Richmond Food Brokerage Firm
Lake son of Maurice W. Lake of 937 Liberty Ave has purchased the W E Hening Co Inc a Richmond food brokerage company. Lake formerly worked five years for Richmond Food Stores as a dry grocery buyer and six years with Pittsburgh Mills Inc He represents several nationally known food lines and companies.
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Godfrey FE. Lake
Maurice W. Lake
Liberty Ave
W.E. Hening Co., Inc
Richmond
Lake
Richmond Food Stores
Pittsburgh Mills, Inc
Rifle and pistol talk in youth shooting club notes
The article discusses high power rifles versus .22 for indoors, then covers Winchester Junior Rifle Club results at the Armory with NRA and Army qualifications. It mentions Oren's hunting with a .351 Winchester wasp and 30-30 reliability, and notes upcoming three-man prone match and dream of an outdoor big bore range.
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Oren
Lizard Springs
Winchester
Armory
Army
Larry Schaffer
Fred Cather
Eddie Russell
Bob Bush
Bob
Alaska Saga Ends With Rescue of Two
Anchorage Alaska AP the last two men stranded on Mt McKinley since Tuesday night were rescued and arrived at Elmendorf Air Force Base hospital for minor frostbite treatment. The Whittaker twins of Redmond Washington were flown from the mountain by helicopter to meet an Air Force plane and bring them to Anchorage. 15 to 20 climbers remain on the mountain aiding in the rescue.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Whittaker
Redmond
Wash
James
Louis
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Whittakers
Air Force
Valley Distributors Lose Lead in Forest Hills Tenpin League
Dales Grocery Gals moved into first place by half a game after trimming Valley Distributors by four points. Mary Hodson led Valley with 177 games and 476 series, while Alice Clemons had 168 461 for Dales. Seabright led Seabright's Market at 154 394 in a sweep of Smooth Operators.
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Valley Distributors
Dales Grocery
Forest Hills
Mary Hodson
Alice Clemons
Dales
Margaret Seabright
Seabright
Mary Lintz
B&m
Pat Phil
Jane Kratz
Valley Chemical
Ritter
Hilma Lillis
June Reedy
Mixmasters
Barbara Kerns
Ruby Boyd
Pearl Hepler
Sally Patton
Pearl Ebert
Connie Lineburg
Margaret Dunn
Douglas Swimley
Alice Godlove
Handley Athletes Receive Letters During Assembly
At Handley Athletic Award Assembly the following received letters. Football captains McLaughlin Merriner. managers Lewis Shockey. Basketball co captains Aman Hamberton. manager Boppe. Track co captains Dickson Masters. managers Greenwalt Bucher Smith. Head coach Maddox and track coach Siebert announced letters.
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Handley
Charles Anderson
Jock Rosenberger
Richard Ryan
Charles Glover
Harry DeSchon
Gary Keller
Jimmy Anderson
Bill Bauserman
Jerry Grimes
Ronald Miller
Jack Fisher
Phil Hunter
Bill Ashworth
Dennis Hinkle
Eddie Dickson
J. T. Clevenger
Steve Adams
Frank Bumgardner
Steve McLaughlin
John Merriner
Howard Lwis
Don Shockey
McLaughlin
Merriner
Lewis and Shockey
Richard Aman
Donnie Hamberton
Cocaptains
Mike Kelly
Phil Newcome
Harry Newlin
Danny Riley
Stewart Masters
Phil Dick
Larry Boppe
Jimmy Adams
Andy Button
Woody Harper
Josy O'Hara
Charles Polhamus
Bob Saville
George Glass
Frank Greenwalt
Terry Bucher
Bobby Smith
Hunter Maddox
Eddie Siebert
Rural traffic deaths outpace urban deaths nearly three to one
The National Safety Council reports rural road fatalities substantially exceed urban deaths by about three to one, highlighting a stark rural traffic risk.
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National Safety Council
Housewives Hold Bowling Banquet to Close Season
The Tuesday and Thursday Morning Leagues held their second annual banquet at the Lee-Jackson last night with 120 women and guests in attendance. Mayor Claude Smalts was toastmaster as Virginia Schneider presented season awards. Raymond Anderson's Sheet Metal and Sleepers won league championships.
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Lee-Jackson
Claude Smalts
Virginia Schneider
Raymond Anderson
Alvia Learned
Jeanne Milton
Mabel Lineburg
Connie Lineburg
Helen Elsen
Alice Godlove
Irene Borrer
Louise Baker
Sarah Orndorff
Gertrude Reed
Frances Catarella
Inez Armel
Fran Sims
Tuesay
Rosalie Hook
Alta White
Marvena Braithwaite
Louise Givens
Marion Melton
Mary Manuel
Ewbank to keynote JAA Banquet for six awards at War Memorial
Tomorrow night the Judges Athletic Association banquet at the War Memorial Building will honor six award recipients with Coach of the Year Ewbank as principal speaker. Mayor Smalts will MC, with awards presented by notable coaches and officials.
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Ewbank
Colts
Baltimore
Judges Athletic Association
War Memorial Building
Claude Smalts
Melton Wright
Jack Fretwell
Hunter Maddox
Eddie Siebert
Stanley A. Sager
William A. Johnston III
Manford Custer
Marvin E. Gore
Jim Largent
JAA
Bill Baker
Handley
Winchester Bowlers Top Mt Jackson In City Match
Larrick Sheetz and Kiracofe lead Winchester to victory over Mt Jackson on Health Center Lanes. Kiracofe fires a 416 series with 14 spares and three strikes. Larrick adds 149 and 135 as Winchester wins two of three games, while Mt Jackson takes the final game but cannot overturn the early deficit. Aces post a 1419 set to defeat Duckpounders in a season half rolloff, with next Monday pitting Aces against Deuces.
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Winchester
Mt. Jackson
Artie Kiracofe
Jack Larrick
Kiracofe
Richard Sheetz
Charles Allen
Bob Fahrney
Charles Harris
Fahrney
Artie Kiracore
Aces
Duckpounders
Grace Bible Tops Montague In Muddy Free-Scoring Win
Grace Bible edged Montague 12 to 11 as John Gowdy earned the win in relief and closed out the last two innings. Al Murphy led Grace Bible with a triple, double, and single while Fred Burleson added a trio of hits. Mason and D Clark homered for Montague. Hill took the loss with six walks.
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Senseng Park
Montague
Grace Bible
Ray Ward
John Gowdy
Fred Burleson
Burleson
Pinehitter Wadsworth
Gowdy
Charlie Hill
al Murphy
Hill Murphy
Mason
D. Clark
Hill
Murphy
One of Nation's Best All Around Coaches To Speak Here Friday
The James Wood Touchdown Club announces a veteran coach, Bill Reinhart, to speak at Friday's Spring Banquet in the school auditorium. Reinhart, 25 years with George Washington University, was Navy commander and headed Fleet City football teams. He also directed athletics at the U S Maritime Academy before returning to GWU. The banquet also honors JW teams with several major titles in district play, baseball title pending.
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James Wood Touchdown Club
George Washington Colonials
Bill Reinhart
GWU
Reinert
Oregon University
Helms Basketball Hall of Fame
United States
Ord
Reinhart
GW Is
U.S .Navy
Navy
Fleet City
U.S. Maritime Academy
Ee Point
N.H
James Wood
Traffic Crashes Cause $325 In Damages Across Area
Two crashes yesterday evening caused $325 in damage. A 1951 Studebaker driven by Peter A. Boggs left Rt. 340, hit a stop sign, and rolled down a bank for $150 car damage and $175 total. A second collision at Cameron St and Wyck St between a 1956 Pontiac driven by Juanita Muyskens and a 1952 Ford driven by Benjamin Anderson caused $75 and $100 in damage.
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L. P. Coverstone
Studebaker
Peter A. Boggs
Greenbelt
N. Cameron
Wyck Sts
Basil Cooper
Juanita M. Muyskens
Stephens City
Cameron St
Benjamin R. Anderson
Yellow Springs
W. Va
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Ford Motor
Alan White
Vic Plotner
Joe Wright
Terry Plotner
Craig Bentzel
Freddy Cather
Douglas School
Sears Roebuck
N. Loudoun and
Baker Sts
Benefit of Douglas
ST. Paul A. M. E. Church
Tuscan Jasper
Bell Clothes Store — Leggett’s Dept
G & M Music Center
Gray & Eddy
Brand Names Foundation
ING
Fifth Avenue
New York
Auto Agency
Luke
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Virginia
WMB
Atjaa
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Sid Veasey
Virginia Gentlemen
Larrick
Sheetz
Jackson
Richard Buncutter
Francis Hudson
Bob Miller
Edwin Snapp
Crider & Shockey
Berryville
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
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