Handley Eyes Martinsburg Scout as Weekends Open
Coach Otis Sargent and Handley prepare to scout arch rival Martinsburg tomorrow as Hagerstown hosts the foe. Harrisonburg opens 1945 with a 51-0 win. Berkeley Springs, Staunton idle. UVA faces VMI in Lynchburg. VPI meets North Carolina in Roanoke. Roy Richwine gains three auto races at Willow Grove on October 7 14 and 21.
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Otis “Snag” Sargent
Handley
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Bulldogs
Waynesboro
Maroon and Grey
Berkeley Springs
Charles Town
Staunton
McClure High
Buena Vista
University of Virginia
VMI
Lynchburg
University of Maryland
University of Richmond
Richmond
VPI
Roanoke
North Carolina
Roy Richwine
Central and Consolidated States Racing Association
Willow Grove Speedway
Bowling Ladies Commercial League Standings and Results
South End Fire Co leads at 7 2 Valley Service 6 3 Va Woolen No 1 6 3 Va Woolen No 2 4 5 Capitol Rest 4 5 Golden Glow 4 5 Sarah Zane 4 5 O Sullivan 1 8 Individual game leaders Thelma Weakley Dorothy Bloom Mildred Strode Daisy Landacre Sue Stickley top the scales in separate events Capitol Restaurant Golden Glow Va Woolen No 2 tally high team scores The Va Woolen No 1 1481 Capitol Rest 1477 in team sets and Capitol Restaurant 554 Golden Glow 530 Va Woolen No 2 509 in team games.
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Ladies Commercial League
South End Fire Co
Valley Service
Va. Woolen No
Capitol Rest
Golden Glow
Sarah Zane
O'Sullivan
South End
Va. Woolen
O’sullivan
Valley Servce
Ind
Thelma Weakley
Daisy Landacre
Mildred Strode
Sue Stickley
Capitol Restaurant
Golden Glow Va
Woolen No. 2
Capitol
Across The Headpin Sparks Tight Bowling Standings
In the B league Bell Clothes tied for first by sweeping Valley Service Station. Jim Merriner 125 Harry Hottel 122 Raymond Baker 129 paced the loss. Snapps Foundry topped Coca Cola on Hugh Patton 137. Studebaker beat South End Hose Co as Hugh Funkhouser 127 led. Novick's Transfer won an odd decision via Jesse Kiracofe's last frame. Va Woolen No. 1 edged Jr Board of Trade 506 504 after Andy Faker 137. Woolen No. 2 came back 544 and 554 to win two of three. Capitol Restaurant league women posted a season high 554. Golden Glow beat Va Woolen No. 2 530 as Thelma Weakley 130 and Betty Fries 122 starred. Va Woolen No. 1 swept O Sullivan 3 0. South End Fire Co led by Frances Scriven er 112 beat Sarah Zane Fire Co.
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Bell Clothes
Jr. Board of Trade
Valley Service Station
Bell
Jim Merriner
Harry Hottel
Raymond Baker
Hugh Patton
Snapp
Founty
Coca Cola
Hugh Funkhouser
Studebaker
South End Hose Co
Andy Faker
Va. Woolen No. 1
JBT
Glaize and Bros
Va. Woolen No. 2
Bony Patton
Bob Legge
Jack Larrick
Woolen No. 2
Anne Bailey
Helen Kaknis
Dorothy Bloom
Peggy Boxwell
Sue Stickley
Capitol Restaurant Girls
Commercial League
Betty DuVall
Thelma Weakley
Betty Fries
Golden Glow
Va. Woolen No
Miss Weakley
Woolen
Daisy Landacre
Mildred Strode
Jeanne Armel
Woolen No
O'Sullivan
Miss Strode
Frances Scrivener
South End Fire Co
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Lions Club Fun Festival prize plan unveiled
Ben Cather announces a full display of festival prizes before the November 6 to 10 event. The Pontiac sedan will be awarded the final night and four other door prizes a sequence of four nights, including a five piece bedroom suite and three electric appliances. Proceeds aid the blind in Winchester.
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Lions Club
Ben Cather
Lions
Winchester
Douglas School Forms Boy Scout Safety Patrol
The Boy Scout Safety Patrol has been organized at Douglas School to guide pupils crossing streets to and from school, aiming to reduce accidents and support the safety program. Miss Katherine Pannill visited to teach elementary art. sixth grade pupils with perfect September attendance are listed, including Leon Bowles and Beverly Christian.
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Boy Scout
Douglas School
Nerissa Wright
Katherine Pannill
Sue Catlett
Logan City Dispute Over Unpermitted Home Build Ends with Fee
In Logan Utah a resident began construction without a permit. After warnings by mail and a confrontation with city officials a warrant was issued and the resident was fined four times the permit cost for contempt before finally paying the building permit fee.
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Logan
Utah
Jail escapee flagged by patrolman stops hitchhike
Portland Oregon. James F Mitchell an escapee from the county jail causes concern as a state patrolman stops him during a highway hitchhiking attempt. Mitchell insists you must be careful whom you flag for a ride.
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Portland, Ore
James F. Mitchell
Mitchell
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