Youthful Duckpinners Honor Junior Bowling Champions
The AJBC and local groups honored top junior duckpin bowlers at a banquet. National champions were crowned in the Junior Division with Sally Jenkins and teammates receiving engraved trophies, while George Rogers and Bob Bartley presented team and coach awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Jenkins
Sandy Brooks
Faye Whitmore
Donna Dick
Jeni Dick
Porgy Raed
Seirup
George Rogers
Optimist
George Washington Hotel
Local AJBC Bowling Banquet Awards Season
Lamp won the first place as Rich ard Wolfe topped the high average with 108 while Steve Fretwell posted 376 high set and Dennis Derry had 158 high game Awards were presented by League President Jock Cham berlin First place James Wood Boys went to the Eagles Mike Perry Roy Bly Ronnie DeHaven Jim Morton and John Lodge Second honors went to the Bears lineup Edwin Fiddler Roy Cooper William Purtlebaugh Roger Weaver and Brady Ellis Mike Perry had 108 average Roy Bly 256 in set and Roy Cooper 164 high game The season ended with a successful banquet for AJBC juniors Bowling on Health Center Lanes included 438 sanctioned boys and girls in 10 leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Moose Bantam League
Derry
Smith
Bowman
AJBC
Sue Barnsley
James Wood
Guardettes
Martin Connelly
Libby Rose
Joan McKinney
Beedee Kerns
Janice Luttrell
North Loudoun Atlantic
Kay Keeler
Sandra Kline
Connie McDonald
Patty Newlin
Glory Pingley
Clarbrook Woolen Girls
Joyce Brannon
Kitty Hockman
Joanick
Margie Sheetz
Reginia Holliday
Janet Buckman
Kay Kipps
Judy Wolfe
Golden Delicious
Charlene Gardner
Dale Gardner
Martha Patton
Jane Barker
Grimes
Barbara Deavers
Linda Williams
Patsy Aikens
Optimist Club
DeSchon
Optimist
Duckpin Lea
Triangle Dine
Dennis Iry
Robert Saville
Merdie Bowers
Dennis Sirbaugh
Jim Lamp
Shenandoah News
Earl Madigan
Bruce Smith
Junie Swartz
Gary Boyce
Greg Penn
Dennis Derry
Brent Bowman
Edwin Fiddler
Roy Cooper
William Purtlebaugh
Roger Weaver
Brady Ellis
Mike Perry
Roy Bly
Baltimore and New York edge out rivals in tight AL action
In a busy American League schedule, Baltimore beats New York 3 2 while Boston upsets Washington 4 3. Chicago defeats Kansas City 7 4, with Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at Kansas City on the slate. Multiple rescheduled games and upcoming Sunday and Monday matchups highlight the AL foes.
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G.B
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Ptoi Cae Oss
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
National League Game Pairings Listed for Weekend Play
The slate shows San Francisco at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Chicago, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, and St. Louis at Los Angeles. (N) indicates a note or extra listing.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
G.B
Pirates Trade Prospect for Mizell in Major Move
Pirates acquire left handed pitcher Wilmer Mizell and utility infielder Dick Gray from St. Louis for Julian Javier and a minor league second baseman and a pitcher to be named later. General Manager Joe L. Brown aims for a strong 1960 season with Mizell joining the rotation.
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Pittsburgh
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Dick Gray
Julian Javier
Pirate
Eral
Joe L. Brown
Brown
Pirates
Gray
Columbus
International League
Javier
Cardinals
Synonyms Listed for Blocking Action in Law and Language
A compact index of terms meaning to block hinder or prevent actions in legal or argumentative contexts including balk estop bar thwart foil stop frustrate neutralize nullify counteract disappoint defeat baffle and hinder with nuance notes on usage nuances and strengths in different settings
New Course Set For Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show
A new outside course and two hunter layouts are prepared for the Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show at Carter Hall Grove Millwood on June 4. Designers include Mrs George P Greenhalgh Jr Jack Prestage and Richard Dole with jumps visible from parking areas. Prizes include a Polaroid camera a pony and a Norwich terrier puppy with luncheon and a ball to follow by the Eagles Booster Club of Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hall Grove
Millwood
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
Jack Prestage
Richard Dole
Eagles Booster Club
Berryville
Winchester Golf Club
Ted Alexander
Gasoline etiquette for dating a woman with a car
The reply suggests the man should propose stopping at a service station to buy gasoline for the girl's car. It frames this as the appropriate first move in the evening.
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Noted
The list highlights top performers across leagues. Notables include Runnels Boston .360 and Mantle New York 29 runs, Clemente Pittsburgh .372 at bats and 58 hits, Banks Chicago 9 home runs, and Drysdale Los Angeles 79 strikeouts.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Adcock
Milwaukee
Skinner
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
San Francisco
Robinson
Boyer
St. Louis
Banks
Chicago
Mathews
Aaron Milwaukee
McCovey
Mays
Law
Sanford
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Friend
James Wood High names valedictorian and salutatorian
Erma Lou Fox will be valedictorian and Hannah Elizabeth Barr will be salutatorian at James Wood High commencement exercises on June 8. Miss Fox also received the Star Leadership Award for her achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Lou-Fox
Hannah Elizabeth Barr
James Wood
Paret Dominates Jordan In Uneven Title Bout
In Las Vegas Benny Kid Paret scores a clear 15 round victory over Don Jordan to end his 147 pound title reign. Paret defends next against Federico Thompson with possible Luis Rodriguez challenger path outlined by NBA President Mastroni. Jordan's $65 000 purse splits amid promoter disputes and postfight financial wrangles.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Benny
Kid) Vortee
Don Jordan
Paret
Fderico Thompson
Argentina
Jordan
Mickey Cohen
Ballin
Thompson
Luis Rodriguez
NBA
Anthony Masroni
Los Angeles
East Side
Manuel Alvaro
Jackie McCoy
Don Nesseth
Barber Leads By One In Open After Rain Delay
In Indianapolis the 500 Festival Open golf event neared its midway after a rain storm. Jerry Barber posted 132 total with 63 and 69 rounds, leading Doug Sanders by one stroke. Several contenders including Doug Ford and Jack Burke were within two of Barber as play paused for the 500 racecar event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jerry Barber
Barber
Los Angles
Doug Sanders
Miami
Doug Ford
Crystal Lake
Fla
Jack Burke
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Art Wall
Pocono Manor
Bobbie Geraci Shines In 212 Game For Leader Caldwell
Caldwell Sites Company moved to first in the Northside Thursday Night Women's League by taking four points from Investors Loan. Bobbie Geraci led with a 212 game and 534 series while Irma Bryan topped the losers with 157 and 437.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Sites Company
Investors Loan
Bobbie Geraci
Irma Bryan
Bridegroom Presents First Ring in Double Ring Ceremony
The bridegroom places his ring on the bride’s finger first during a double ring wedding ceremony, followed by the bride’s ring. This sequence is traditional in many rings exchange customs.
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Bowling Congress
Colonels
Mac Hyde
Ronnie Boyd
Pete Whitlock
Marshall Grandstaff
Jim
Tion
Gordon ‘Mac’ McKlwee
American Junior Bowling Congress
Kenny Sisler
Bill Seirup
Smalts, Florists, Inc
Hagerstown
Arlington
Chambersburg
Staunton
Mt Jackson
Ft Pareeerr
Ces
Vational League
Vet Mizell
R.T. Bryarly
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
TOY Store
Hill
N. Loudoun
Blue Ridge Show
THE
Associated Press
Runnels
Power
Mantle
Minnie Minoso
Maris
Minoso
Lemon
Lumpe
Lollar
Kubek
Fox
Hansen
Aparicio
Coates
Portocarrero
Morgan
Pascual
Bell
Miss Fox
Seiberling
S Aald
New York Yankees
Major League Baseball
Channel
Washington Senators
Your S & F Distributing CO
Jack “Troub
Fretwell
Chesapeake Bay
Evening Star Sports
Kid Paret
Patrick McNulty
Nat Joyner Insurance
Henkel Harris Co
Joyners
Jo Ann Michael
Joyner
Vanda Gay Adams
Rhodes
Whitacre
Betty Zirkle
Haines
Phyllis McCauley
Johnnie’s Sports Shop
Royal Jewelers
Rosie Reid
Connies
Tate @ LOCAL TRADEMARKS Inc
Willy
Kent ST. Ie
Round Hill
Stuart M. Perry
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