Jackie Billmyer Leads Church League With 170 Game And 413 Set
Jackie Billmyer rolled a 170 game and 413 set to lift Market St Methodist to a season high 1659 in a Church Loop night. Market St No 1 led team scores with 1577 while United Brethren No 1 totaled 1551 as Congr Christian edged Church of Christ 3 games to 0. Billmyer plus McCall and Log propelled Market St. other notable scores included Timbrook 126 Cooper 126 and Renner 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Billmyer
Church Loop
Market St. Methodist
Billmyer
Market St
Kenzie Timbrook
Sonny Cooper
Christian
Church of Christ
Turk
Doug Sirbaugh
Bucky Whitacre
Cork St. Christian
United Brethren No 2
George Weidig
Mt. Pleasant
Grace Bible Fellowship
Allen Jobe
Ind
McCall
Cooper
Market St. No
United Brethren
H P Bowlers Extend Unbeaten Run In League Action
H P Cities Service remains undefeated at 12 straight after a 696 game and 1605 set led by Roxie Hockman 143 and teammates Mitchell Hockman 123 Bruce Taylor 122 Aubrey Bly 117 and Bill LeGrande 101. HiWay Market posted 1605 as well, while Crisman Cleaners edged Moose in a tight 535 to 508 affair and Cammer Tire Co. suffered in a 3–0 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Hockman
Bruce Taylor
Aubrey Bly
Bill LeGrande
Jimmy Hockman
H & P Cities Service
Cammer Tire Co
Cammer
Dick Owens
Buddy Fvans
John Lee
Moose
Crisman Cleaners
Cleaners
HiWay
Leggett’s
C. B .Hickle
Jl Keyton
Bill Brown
Leggett
Joe Lintz
O' Sullivan
Acme Market
Sanitary Dairy
Lee Jackson
New HiWay
Ll Crisman Cleaners
O’sullivan Leggetts
Moose Cammer Tire Co
Aeme
Lee Jackson BI
Indiana players shine as Patton leads in tight win
Martha Patton scored 107 points and Kay Sheard 96, with Linda Curl 96 for Indiana in a high scoring match. Patton totaled 198 pins, Rosemma Oates 182, Jane Bish 177, while Grimes Golden posted 360 in team games Delicious 345 and 349. Team set shows Delicious 703 and Grimes Golden 678.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Patton
Linda Curl
Kay Sheard
Patton
Rosemma Oates
Jane Bish
Grimes Golden
Delicious
Bow and Arrow Deer Season Opens Tuesday in Western Counties
The 15 day bow and arrow deer season runs Oct 15 to Nov 1 west of the Blue Ridge including Frederick Clarke and Shenandoah counties. Deer of either sex may be killed during the bow season with licenses required plus a $1 Big Game Stamp. bag limit is one deer per season.
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Prederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Blue Ridge
George Washington National Forest
National Forest
Mysterious Radio Signals Traced to Four Stations
Phoenix radio amateurs report a sequence of mysterious signals while seeking the Russian satellite. They believe four transmitting stations are involved but find no recognizable identification from the stations as required.
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Phoenix Ariz
Phoenix
Trophy Race Open Competition Feature Sunday at Speedway
Open competition at Winchester Airport Speedway features Modified and Class B cars. First heat starts 2 30 pm with the 60 lap Open Competition Trophy Feature around 4 pm. Sixteen or 17 Sportsmen, seven or eight Modified and seven Class B cars expected. race touted as a possible best of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Batt
Winchester Airport Speedway
Tar Heels Top Miami in ACC Clash
North Carolina defeated Miami 20 to 13 in ACC football. Key plays included Jim Schuler's 16 yard touchdown and a second quarter pass to Emil De Dantis. Miami narrowed the gap with a third quarter score, but UNC held on to secure the win.
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North Carolina
Miami
Jim Schuler
Tar Heels
Ron Marquette
Emil de Dantis
Hurricane
John Varone
Curtis Hathaway
Bill Sandie
Giants Favored 4? Over Redskins in Week Start
The article previews NFL Week with the Giants 4% favorite over Washington while the Browns 2-0 face Philadelphia, and the Colts 2-0 meet Green Bay. Baltimore tops Detroit and Chicago edges San Francisco in a full program.
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New York Giants
Washington
Chicago
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Lou
Groza
Browns
Tommy O'Connell
Foszles
John Unitas
Alan Ameche
Lenny Moore
Baltimore
Bears
Babe Parilli
Milwaukee
Giants
Don Heinrich
Chuck Conerly
New Yorkers
Redskins
Buddy Parker
Rams
Boy Dies Trying To Rescue Tot In Alameda Power Pole Tragedy
Howard A. Rogers, 14, was electrocuted in Alameda while attempting to rescue 5 year old Rickey Campbell who was stranded near the top of a 45 foot power pole. Rickey's sister Donna, 14, watched from below as Howard climbed the pole and touched a live line. Police said the wires carried 4000 to 11000 volts. Despite artificial respiration, Rogers died. Steve Gutowski, a local power plant worker, climbed and lowered Rickey with a rope.
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Alameda
Calif
Howard A. Rogers
Howard
Rickey Campbell
Rickey
Donna
Vernon Lilley
Steve Gutowski
Fire Chief Delivers Quick Kiwanis Speech in Harlan
Harlan Kentucky Fire Chief Estile Giles told Kiwanis Club members not to smoke in bed before leaving to watch the World Series finale on television. The brief speech marked a light moment in a day described as one of those by the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan, Ky
Estile Giles
Kiwanis Club
Warren County Wildcats Cruise Past James Wood 27-0
Warren County remains unbeaten at Bing Crosby Stadium Front Royal defeating James Wood 27-0 as the Wildcats gain 219 rushing yards and 180 passing. James Wood stalls with four first downs and 58 yards of total offense. The district race sees Clarke County crushed and Harrisonburg, Luray winning. The next big test comes Friday as Warren hosts Harrisonburg while James Wood travels to Broadway.
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Warren County
Bing Crosby Stadium
Front Royal
James Wood
Wildcats
Colonels
Warren
Frederick County
Goode
John Hepler
Jim Sprinkle
Donnie Ambrose
Heper
Clarke County
Luray Harrisonburg
Shenandoah
Turner Ashby
Warren Wildcats
Broadway
Loudoun County
Herndon
Clarke
Luray
Martinsburg
Osbourn
Eck Miers
Harrisonburg
Luray Bulldogs blank Clarke County 26 to 0 in Berryville
Tom Wiatrowski scored four times as Luray defeated Clarke County 26 to 0 at Berryville. Clarke led early but fumbled at the one and misfired on several passing plays while Luray pulled away with three second half touchdowns and a final TD in the fourth quarter. Desmond Lee and Leroy Tomblin stood out for Clarke, while Wiatrowski and Arthur Nickerson keyed Luray’s win.
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Colonels
Wendell Dick
Dickie Goode
Mike Berryman
Gene Kendall
Dennis Reed
Wildcats
Clarke County
Luray
Berryville
Clarke
Eagle
Don Maphis
Eagles
Bulldogs
Harrisonburg
Tom Wiatrowski
Jack Southerly
John Anderson
Wiatrowski
Arthur Nickerson
Dale Gardner
Peter Levi
Bobby Duke
Duke
Levi
Donnie Fuller
Leroy Tomblin
Fuller
Duke David Erickson
Pas
Tomblin
Bullldogs
Desmond Lee
Anderson
Larry Dover
Nickerson
Pete Chapman
Bulldees
Dovel
Lee
Bill Blair
Clifton Thomas
Thomas
Paas
Douglas High
Watson
Covington
Ed Barksdale
Donovan Brown
Douglas
Covington Defeats Douglas 13-6 in Football Tilt
Covington remains undefeated with a 13-6 win over Douglas High as John Spencer scored on a 53 yard pass from John Carter and Covington adds a fourth straight victory. Douglas shows grit with multiple short passes and a strong late push but cannot overcome Covington’s depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Douglas
Laws
Bulldogs
Unpiloted C47 Lands Itself Near Butler Missouri
Nine airmen from Forbes AFB Topeka parachuted to safety after an unpiloted C47 lost two engines and landed in a meadow near the Missouri Kansas line. The crew called the landing fair and said repairs will be simple. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler. Mo
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
E. P. Zeidler
Missouri-Kansas Line
Butler
Secrecy Pledge for Broadway Thriller Monique
Broadway audiences for the suspense drama Monique will sign an agreement not to reveal the ending. The show stars Patricia Jessel and Denholm Elliott and opens at the Golden on October 22.
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Monique
Patricia Jessel
Denholm Elliott
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