Hillyard Father Son Do Twin Football Legacies At Handley
Paul Soupy Hillyard Jr and his father share a nickname and a football lineage from Handley High. Both were standout linemen with similar builds and roles, each later coaching or following football while maintaining parallel careers in local Arlington and Shepherd College circles.
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Paul
Hillyard, Jr
Paul William Hillyard
Soupy
James Wood
Pappy
Graham Road
Esso
Arlington
Handley High
Fishburne Academy
Winchester
Young Soupy
Handley
Wigwam Wisemen of America
Shepherd College
Bsides
Notre Dame
Tri-State
Hillyard
Hugh Duffy
Herbert Locke
Harry McCann
M. G. Ramey
Hunter Maddox
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Handley and Fishburne
Handley Varsity
Snag Sargent
Ham Snyder
Buck Eagle
Conerly Anderson
Frank Ritter
George Miller
Kenneth Cornwell
Chris Hockman
Abe Zirkle
Snag Sergent
Mr. Hillyard
Aimst
Iceman
Speed Merchant
Pappa Hillyard
SVA
Haddox
Mt. Hebron
Judeves
Saunton
United Brethren No. 1 Captures Church League Title
United Brethren No. 1 rallied from a 26 pin deficit to beat Congregational Christian 2864 to 2791 and win the 1958 59 Church League championship. Richard Sheetz and Bill Keyton led UB with 603 and 601 while Turk Wingfield scored 609 for CC. The victory came as UB won three of four games in the final series and held the late lead to secure the title.
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United Brethren No. 1
Congregational Christian
Turk Wingfield
Richard Sheetz
Bill Keyton
Paul Carper
Sam McCall
Carl McKee
Ronnie Shickle
Wingfield
Sheetz
Donald Smith
Ronnie Boyd
United Brethren
Kenyon
Buncutter Tire Co
Buncutter Oil
Evening Star
Bill Deavers
Deavers
Julian Buncutter
Sonny Cooper
Vivian Cooper
Pearl Ebert
Thelma Deavers
Senseny Park triple header yields high-scoring wins
EUB beat Market 13-8 Grace Bible defeated Braddock 13-9 Republic Oil topped Lucky Inn 7-1 in a last night softball program. Donnie Oates homered and doubled, Jim Hockman and Roxy Hockman pitched well as the Oilers fell short in a 5 run sixth inning burst.
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Senseny Park
EUB
Market
Grace Bible
Braddock
Republic Oil
Lucky Inn
Buckley Lages
Republic
Utterback
B. Kline
Jim Hockman
Roxy Hockman
Oilers
Roxy
Jim Rob
Duckpinners Edge TACs In Girls Softball At Senseny Park
The Duckpinners beat TACs 15 to 5 in a shortened game at Senseny Park. Dixon, Patton, Lillis, Lake, Gardner, and Mason led TACs with multiple hits in the first inning, while Becky Greene, Fink Brown, and Doris Conner produced key hits for Duckpinners. Bertha Kettlewell held the TACs in check after a shaky start as Duckpinners move into a league tie for first with Berryville’s F M.
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TAC
Lois Anderson
Kettlewell
Conner
Brown
Greene
Berryville Girls
Senseny Park
Couple Remarries and Welcomes One Child
Mr. Hillyard, married to former Opal Luttrell of Siler, has one child named Soupy. He quips that one child is enough for their family.
Tigers Rally Past Athletics To Top Playoff Motive
Detroit outlasted Kansas City 4-3 in a three run seventh inning, led by Gail Harris two run homer and Ray Narleski securing the win. The Tigers moved to sixth in the AL after a prior doubleheader split with Cleveland and a win over Kansas City, boosting hopes in a tight division. Philadelphia edged Milwaukee 7-3 while Los Angeles blanked San Francisco 8-0 and Chicago beat St. Louis 9-4 in other NL action.
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Detroit Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Tigers
Yankees
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Johnny Podres
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Gail Harris
Ray Narleski
Jerry Davie
Dodgers blank Giants as Podres two-hits for eight runs
Johnny Podres of the Dodgers pitched 8-0 shutout against the Giants, carrying a no-hit bid to 71 2/3 innings before finishing with a two-hitter and seven strikeouts. Gil Hodges provided the offense with two second inning two-run homers to seal the win.
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Associated Press
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Giants
Gil Hodges
Podres
Major League Tuesday and Wednesday Baseball Schedules and Results
A rundown of Tuesday results with Philadelphia defeating Milwaukee 7 to 3, Chicago beating St. Louis 9 to 4, and Los Angeles routing San Francisco 8 to 0. Upcoming Wednesday matchups include St. Louis versus San Francisco and Chicago at Los Angeles. In the American League standings Cleveland leads with a 23 13 record and a .639 winning percentage.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Tuesday games listed include Cleveland at Chicago Washington at Baltimore Detroit at Kansas City Boston at New York. Only game completed shows Detroit 4 Kansas City 3 with other matchups noted as scheduled.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
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Snag
the Elms
C. L. Robinson
Carper
McKee
McCall
Shickle
Keyton
Taylor
Pyne
D. Jones
John Gowdy
Burleson
Clarke County Esso
Buckley-Lages
R. H. Hammer
Sunnyide
White Post
Boyd Pugh
Snapp
Smith
Leer
Joe
Place Bros. Tire Coq., Inc
Town
Ertson
Doug Messall
Bailey
Colbert
Baker-to-Messall
Market Methodist
Chapman
Kremer
Donnie Oates
Whitlock
Hickerson
Senators
O's
ED Wilks
Dick Williams
Harry Chiti
Davie
Narleski
Hal Smith
Bill Tuttle
Whitey Herzog
Hector Lopez
Rip Coleman
Red Wilson
Lopez
Rocky Bridges
Harris
Shenandoah
Riverton
W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet. G.B
Jones
Cincinnati Seeee
Dt. Louis Sae
Investors Loan Corp
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Loudoun
Box 84
Care Winchester Star
Chevrolet
Snyder
Martinsville
R. G. Snyder
Loudoun ST
Chevrolet Sales CO
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