James Wood TD Club honors four athletes and alum
Four James Wood athletes Hepler Hockman Sprinkle Elliott plus former athlete Holland received TD Club awards after a school cafeteria dinner. Hockman and Shockley earned baseball honors. Hepler a standout all around athlete. Sprinkle Elliott and Hepler cited for multi sport excellence. club president Joe Massie moderated the event noting the Colonels’ strong season across football basketball baseball and track.
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James Wood Touchdown Club
Howard Helnes
Shenandoah Naional Bank
Holland
Hockman
James Wood
Colonels
Ed Shokes
Cincinnati Reds
Winchester
C. Green
Trac Hepler
Hepler
Sprinkle
Elliott
Shoe
Cavalier
Joe Massie
TD Club
Shenandoah
Richmond
Courtney uses new glove to handle Wilhelm and Orioles top Yankees
Courtney, behind a wide catching mitt, stops Wilhelm’s knuckler as the Orioles beat the Yankees 3-2. Pascual injured in a brawl. Boston edges Chicago. Cleveland, Chicago and Boston stay tight in the standings amid late-game rallies and a major league strikeout lead.
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Courtney
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
New York Yankees
Wilhelm
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Ed Bailey
Los Angeles
Cubs
Yankees
Art Ditmar
Gene Woodling
Marv Breeding
Wilhalm
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Mitt
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Russ
Billy Pierce
Kemmerer
Luis Aparicio
Sox
Ray Herbert
al Smith
Vic Wertz
Gene Stephens
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Camilo Pascual
Tom Brewer
Lennie Green
Pete Runnels
Pascual
Don Drysdale
James Wood Wins Grail as Waynesboro Narrowly Falls Short
Charlottesville fell just short by a half point while Waynesboro claimed the crown with a slim margin. Coach Rinehardt stressed general sports and basketball tall man needs, urging three heighted players. THE GW MENTOR highlighted role of women in athletics and study, path to future success. The BANQUET celebrated James Wood’s season and Archie Manuel staff with multiple titles, noting balanced coaching and broad participation.
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Rinehardt
James Wood
Archie Manuel
Fear of Mass Collision On Opening Lap of 500
Indianapolis prepares for the 44th Memorial Day 500 with fears of a multi car pileup at start. Jim Hurtubise, new rookie sensation, will sit with drivers to hear cautionary notes from Chief Steward Harlan Fengler. Ed Elisian and Dick Rathmann’s early crash history and Pat OConnor’s death loom in memory as Eddie Sachs and Rodger Ward lead the front row while Hurtubise starts 23rd after late qualification.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jim Hurtubise
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Harlan Fengler
Speedway
Ed Elisian
Dick Rathmann
Pat O’connor
Elisian
Milwaukee
Hurtubise
Eddie Sachs
Allentown
Girls Teams Set for June 13 Open in Memorial Building
Linge is bolted to 1 a ee aoee Memorial Building on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. All pity who went to slap, all managers and all officials are ex pected to be at the meeting to clear the decks for a clean June 13 opening. The league may have seven teams, likely six at opening. The Duckpinners practice Sunday at 1 p m TACs at 2 p m at the number three diamond Senseny Park near the WM Building.
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Linge
Ee Aoee
Senseny Park
Thunderstorms and Tornado Sighting Across Plains to Southeast
Storms raked much of the South and Plains with heavy hail and rain while a tornado was sighted near Kingfisher Oklahoma. Funnel clouds appeared in North Carolina and Florida. damaging winds hit Virginia and North Carolina. Temperatures varied from mild in New England to warm across Florida and the Gulf States.
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Plains
Weather Bureau
Kingfisher
Oklahoma City
Texas
Oklahoma
Kan
Dakotas
Burea
Apermont
Tex
Roanoke
Nashville
Florida
Gulf States
Clifornia
Johnson Williams Graduates Eleven At Berryville
Eleven seniors graduate at Johnson Williams School with a June 5 baccalaureate at 6 p.m. Valedictorian Wile Wood is named along with class officers Harriet Mosee and Paige. Other graduates include Gary Mason, Venceil Lampkin, Ollie Williams, Margaret Williams, and others.
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Berryville
Wilewood
Front Tegligh
Harriet Mosee
White Post
Treasure Paige
Berry
Gary Mason
Boyce
Venceil Lampkin
Ollie Williams
Margaret Williams
French Kirk Heads Home Improvement Council Here
French Kirk heads the Home Improvement Council here with Restaurant He ciel Filler leading the meeting. Other officers named are Walter Sibert executive vice chairman Monti Conner secretary and Phil Whitney treasurer. They take over on June 24 with tentative dates set for March 16 19 1961 for the home show. Whitmore of White Post and Roland Reir of Boyce are mentioned. Seniors will hold a class night program on an undetermined date.
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He Ciel
Pullen
Walter Sibert
Monti Conner
Phil Whitney
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John Hepler
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Winchester, Va
Charlottesville
Little Giants
Waynesboro
Dale Burge
Rodger Ward
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Rathmann
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Welltown Pike
Johnson-Williams
French Kirk
Willow
Valley ‘Ave
Jeep
Universal
Agon
Willys Motors
Winchester Jeep Center
Loudoun St
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