Frederick Motor Bowlers Sweep Smith's With 1818
Frederick Motor Bowlers improve weekly as they roll scores of 626 596 and 596 to an 1818 series win over Ken Smith Insurance on the Health Center Laings. Bill Myers leads with 425 series including seven strikes and a near 430 season high. Artie Kiracofe and Roxy Hockman also contribute strong 300+ pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Motor Co
Ken Smith Insurance
Ken Smith Bance
Bill Myers
Aaron Zuckerman
Myers
Ronnie Boyd
Roxy Hockman
Jess Kiracofe
Artie Kiracofe
Ken Smith
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Bob Harrison
Richards Named Top Boss Among American Leaguers
Paul Richards, Orioles manager, was voted American League Manager of the Year for 1960 by 193 AP baseball writers. He led Baltimore to a surprising second place finish despite a preseason fifth place projection.
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Richards
NEW York
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Associated Press
Cookie Lavagette
Washington
Orioles
Baltimore
Jim Gentile
Marv Breeding
Ben Hansen
Chuck Estrada
Waxahachie
Tex
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Atlanta
Southern Assn
Buffalo
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Graceful afternoon dress pattern with versatile waistline
Side-draping design highlights a smooth slimming line with no waist seams. Pattern 4566 offers half sizes 12 to 22 and requires 44 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Catalog and pattern offers priced at 35 to 50 cents with mail order details to Anne Adams in New York.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
NFL Takes Action For Waterfield Censure Of Refs
Los Angeles AP The NFL disciplined Ram Coach Bob Waterfield for criticizing officials after the Rams loss to the Chicago Bears. Waterfield said Rozelle disciplined him for censuring officials over protested jamming of Ram signals and illegal procedure calls. He claimed a $200 fine was imposed.
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LOS Angeles
National Football League
Ram
Bob Waterfield
Chicago Bears
Waterfield
Football Writers Association
Pete Rozelle
Bears
Rams
Chicago
403 Scouts Attend Camporee Fifty Years Jubilee
403 Boy Scouts and 41 leaders from the Shenandoah Area gathered at Rouss Park for the 50th Anniversary Jubilee Camporee. The camp site resembled a tent city with attendees photographed in a group, including Ray Garrabrandt and Henry L. Bush among organizers and local officials.
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Rouss Park
Shenandoah
Ray
Garrabrandt
Henry L. Bush
Melvin Burgess
Martinsburg
Paul Willis
Pascal Omps
Russell McCauley
Middletown
W. C. Gleason
Three League Teams Sweep to Four Points at Northside
In the Lucky Strike Ten Pin League Bunny Bread R C Cola and Clarke County Supply swept four points from Baker Anderson Holinger Inc and Lucky 5. Rizer topped Bunny Bread with 528, Hottle led R C Cola with 561 and 225, Spurs led Clarke Co Supply with 504. Several teams took three points.
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Bunny Bread
R. C. Cola
Clarke County Supply
Baker & Anderson, Holinger Inc
Lucky 5
Robert Rizer
Gene Hottle
Dale Spurs
Clarke Co. Supply
Winchester Concrete
Ted
No. Va. Power Co
H. & P. Cities Service
Feller
Dick Knight
Bill Blad
Maurice Samllwood
Northside
Asco Window Co
Joan Anderson
Georgie Bauserman
Lucille Giffin
Rebels
Dot Clark
Pat Taylor
Valley Distributors
Servisoft
Vicissitude Valued In Daily Word Study Note
A daily vocabulary entry defines vicissitude as a change of fortune. The guide provides pronunciation and an example sentence noting how successive vicissitudes can lead to eventual success.
Reshuffled Top 10 in National 400 NASCAR Finish
Speedy Thompson of Charlotte won the 460 mile National 400 in Charlotte. NASCAR officials ordered a wholesale reshuffle of the top 10 after reviewing scoring errors, moving Richard Petty to second and Junior Johnson to fifth, with Bobby Johns and others adjusted. Rex White clinched the grand national title despite a sixth place. Lenny Page remained in serious condition in Charlotte hospital.
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Charlotte
N. C
National Association For
Speedy Thompson
Richard Petty
Randle
Man
Ned Jarrett
Conover
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Junior Johnson
Ronda
Rex White
Spartanburg
S. C
Emanuel Zervakis
Richmond
Jim Paschal
High Point
Jim Pistone
Chicago
Dorow 2nd Offensive Player of Week Award
Al Dorow of the New York Titans earned a second AFL offensive player of the week honor after guiding a 17-13 win over the Buffalo Bills. The quarterback, listed at 195 pounds, threw for a TD in the first quarter and accounted for all but six yards on a 50 yard drive that produced New York's decisive score. His first weekly offensive award came two weeks earlier.
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Dallas
Tex
al Dorow
New York Titans
American Football League
Titans
Buffalo Bills
Doron
New York
Most-Wanted Criminal Is Captured
Suburban policeman quickly identified and captured Charles Francis Higgins 54 once listed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted. Patrolman Robert May 29 spotted Higgins after reading a local story and matching tattoos and a distinctive initial mark to an FBI circular. Higgins had escaped from a Colorado penitentiary where he served time for robbery.
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ST. Louis
FBI
Higgins
C. H
May
Colorado
Fines and Costs Total of 1709 in Frederick County Court
Convictions against 48 people in Frederick County Court produced fines and costs totaling 1709 dollars. The list includes Richard Lineweaver, Betty Wingfield, Lawrence Bowen, Bobby Tahcker, Betty Drummond, and many others with offenses ranging from speeding and reckless driving to assault and driving drunk. Several cases involve license issues, tax filing failures, and property destruction.
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Frederick
Richard Hale Lineweaver
Michael Eugene Keesling
Siler
Betty Louise Wingfield
Lawrence Glenmore Bowen
Bobby Ray Tahcker
Betty Ann Drummond
Stephens City
Stanley Whitcomb Riley
Gore
Ronald Sherwood Milburn
S. Loudoun St
Donald Ray West
Clearbrook
Harry Headley
Middletown
L. E. Kerns
Sunnyside Station
Genevieve Loneberger
Bloomery Star
R. L. Miller
Route 4
Lorene C. Russell
Arthur Shanholtzer
Franklin Bow Whetzel
Jerry Ray Lavecchia
Watson Ave
Carlton Ray Carver
Fred Junior Sprecher
Mosby St
William Allen Wolford
Paul Rush
Miller St
Lawrence Gordon Kline
John Allen Jenkins
Route 2
Franklin Paul Dalton
Larry Lee Brown
Loudoun St
James Michael Flack
Staunton Contractor Sentenced for Bond Forgery
Floyd E. Barger, a Staunton painting contractor, received a two year federal prison term for forging his son's name on U S savings bonds worth 1222 and cashing them. Judge John Paul ordered the sentence to be served at Lewisburg prison. Barger's son already has duplicate bonds. restitution is planned from an 18000 residence sale.
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Harrisonburg
Barger
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Smith
Buncutter Tire Co
Schmidt
Buncutter
Harold Pugh
Bill Deavers
Robert Hakins
Harry Cookus
Bobby Unger
People’s Cleaners
Sears
Charles Ebert
Allen Carter
Roy Bly
Novick
White
Purol
Ted Hepner
Joe Zimmerman
Charles Minghini
Francis Hudson
Lawrence Pope
Sealtest
Bobby Gladden
Pete Stipe
National Fruit
Schenck Foods
Peachy DeHaven
Braves
Pirates
Jerry Clowsser
Doug Martin
Dave Elder
Senators
Dodgers
Mike Keesling
Jimmy Anderson
Mike Perry
Cubs
Yankees
Jimmy Sawyer
Paul Strawderman
Dennis Derry
Jay Grim
Shenandoah News
Gulf
Cubby Burke
Triangle Diner
Pingley
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
NFL
Pifer Printing CO
S. Braddock St
Winchester
Gett
T. Dicks
Boy Scouts
Winchester - Frederick
Martinsburg - Berkeley
Jones
Duff’s Rebel Restaurant
Earl Edward Strosnider
Woodstock Lane
Forrest Cliffer Nicholson
Samuel Elwood Helmick
David Lee Moulden
Charles Jackson Lockard
Myrtle Ave
Richard Kale Linaweaver
David Franklin Link, Jr
Garland Madison Shingleton
Rt 1
Ralph Eugene Wilson
Tomothy Joseph Watach
N. Cameron St
George Junior Bowman
Stephenson
John Thomas Wolfe
Donald Eugene McFarland
Rt. 2
Kelvin Lee Brill
R. 4
Beecher Lee DeHaven
Bloomery Star Rt
Leonard Allen Whirley
Rt. 3
James Lamont Peer
Gainesboro
Marion Wilson Zirk
Rt. 1
Bufflick Road
Viola Kerns Shrade
White Post
James Edward Smelser
Siler Rt
James Robert Kline
Cecil Nias Bruton
Shenan
Staunton
Doah Ave
Virginia
Household Finance Corporation of Winchester
B&m
Chevrolet
Cadillac Corvair Sales CO
Turkey
Braddock
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