Handley tops Waynesboro for third win in season
Handley high school judges crushed Waynesboro 32 13 on their field to secure their second league victory and third win overall. Jimmy Lawrence opened scoring with a 54 yard kickoff return and McIntyre starred with 20 of Winchester's 32 points, including a 34 yard run and a 55 yard scamper.
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Handley High School
Waynesboro High School
Jimmy Lawrence
McIntyre
Handley
Winchester Boys
McMillan
Terry
Keller
Winchester
Little Giants
Kurtz
Craig
Austin
Waynesboro
Handley Bowl
Lexington
Covington
Stonewall Edges Shepherdstown In Night Opener
Stonewall high school defeated Shepherdstown 22 19 in a season opener watched by over 400 fans. DeHaven ignited late scoring drives with a 40 yard pass to Gillespie and a late ducked aerial to Gillespie, while Keckley powered the Rebels with 19 carries.
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Winchester
Stonewall High School
Shepherdstown
West Virginians
Cater
Rebels
DeHaven
O’connell
Stonewall
Bonner
D. Gillespie
C. Gillespie
C. Keckley
Fritz
Cornwall Shipley
O'Connell Sager
Russell
Keckley ‘ Cater
Cather
Moore
Cammer
Indians Jittery as Tigers Narrow Lead in pennant race
Cleveland nears the end of the season with their AL lead over Boston and New York reduced to one game after a Detroit defeat. Observers called the Indians jumpy as miscues by Doby Lemon Hegan and Judnich spoiled rallies and widened Detroit's advantage.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroits
Tigers
Indians
Boston
New York
Detroit
Larry Doby
Bob Lemon
Jim Hegan
Walt Judnich
Cleaners to Roll Everready Co in Blue Ridge Bowling
Cleaners who have managed only two points in two weeks play the Everready Co tomorrow at Frederick Maryland. Frederick remains tied for third while Winchester shares the fifth position in the Blue Ridge Bowling League standings.
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Blue Ridge
Everready Co
Frederick
Winchester
Mine Union Men Fined Under Right to Work Law
At Grundy Virginia the right to work statute was cited as the basis for fining and suspending jail terms for UMW local leaders. Edward Mullins 44 president of Panther Coal Co UMW local at Roseann was fined 100 dollars and given 30 days suspended. Ira Hurley 31 another local member was fined 25 dollars and given 30 days suspended.
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Grundy
Virginia
United Mine Workers
Edward Mullins
Panther Coal Co
UMW
Roseann
Ira Hurley
Greek Guerrillas More Numerous As War Proceeds
In Greece the communist guerrilla force grows to over 20 000, a rise of a few thousand since recent government victories in Grammos and Vitsi. Government forces say about 35 000 rebels have been eliminated in two years with ongoing clashes near Kastoria and across the northern border.
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Markos Vafiades
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Vitsi
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Markos
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Visti
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Sparks Judges Star Halfback Leads 32 13 Victory
Richard McIntyre a Handley standout scored three touchdowns and two conversions to propel the Judges to a 32 13 win over Waynesboro last night. Barr's Studio captured the moment in a team action photo.
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Richard McIntyre
Waynesboro High School
Barr’s Studio
Fort Worth Buys Houghton Contract
Bobby Houghton, former Berryville, Duke and U S Marine baseball star, will move up to the AA Texas league next season after his contract was sold to Fort Worth, a Brooklyn farm club. He won 17 games and lost 8 for Asheville in the Tri State League this year and helped Asheville win the championship before their playoff loss to Rock Hill S C. He is slated to start for Charles Town Legion tomorrow against Harrisonburg.
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U. S. Marine
Houghton
Asheville
N. C
Forth Worth
Brooklyn
Clarke
Rock Hill S. C
Charles Town Legion
Harrisonburg
Mutual Life Agent Attends National Field Club Meeting
Goes to Augusta Georgia for an educational and business conference of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. National Field club. The article notes Great Lakes waters are treated as U S and Canada territory with no exclusive policing or tolls imposed by either country on ships of the other.
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Jes W. Danley
Winchester
Washington
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
National
Augusta
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Browns shut out Chicago as St. Louis wins first half
Pitching by Cliff Fannin for the Browns held Chicago to three scratches in a 4-0 St. Louis victory. Yesterday Detroit beat Cleveland 5-3. St. Louis won 4-2 against Chicago. Tonight Chicago visits St. Louis in twilight action.
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Cliff Fannin
Browns
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Across The Headpin Star Ladies League Standings
Standings show Star Office 7 2, Valley Airways 5 4, Bell Clothes 4 5 with top team scores in individual and team events. Individual high scores include Marguerite Curry 119 and Frances Brengle 319 in sets, with Valley Airways leading team set totals at 1489.
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Star Office
Virginia Fruitee Valley Airways
Bell Clothes
Chapman Motor
Jewel Box
Caduceus
Ind
Marguerite Curry
Margaret Fauver
Martha Rees
Valley Airways
Frances Brengle
Mary Gail Cather
Virginia Fruit
High School Football Scores From Friday
Scores reported by the Associated Press show Lee Staunton 13 over Warren County 6 Martinsburg 7 over Hagerstown 6 Harpers Ferry 31 over Strasburg 0 Falls Church 10 over Osburn Manassas 12.
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Associated Press
Lee High School
Staunton
Warren County High School
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Harpers Ferry
Strasburg
Falls Church
Osburn High
Manassas
Cleveland Fights To Hold One-game Lead at Finish
The pennant race tightens to a possible three way tie with Cleveland leading New York and Boston by one game. Remaining games include Detroit at Cleveland and Boston versus New York. rain could decide the title. Detroit beat Cleveland 5 3 as Bob Lemon faltered in relief.
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Cleveland
Indians
New York
Boston
Detroit
Yankees
Red Sox
Tigers
Bob Lemon
Eddie Mayo
Lemon
Mayo
Johnny Groth
Joe Ginsberg
Russ Christopher
Pitchers Strive as Lipon Draws Walk in Low-Strike Bout
The text describes Lipon drawing a walk after four low pitches. Berg hits to Ken Keltner, who runs to third for a force out. A failed double play occurs when Judnich drops Hegan’s throw at first, with two balls in the count.
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Johnny Lipon
Lipon
Neil Berg
Ken Keltner
Walt Judnich
Jim Hegan
One Strike Sends Outlaw Home for Winning Run
One strike sparked a center field drive by Jimmy Outlaw driving in the decisive runs to seal the victory. The moment featured Outlaw’s sprint and savvy baserunning lifting the team to a late lead.
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Jimmy Outlaw
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