Shenva Bankers Face Swimley Furniture in Second Half Tilt
Shenva Bankers clash with Swimley Furniture tomorrow at Bodie Grim Field Senseng Park for a share of first in the Touch Football League's second half. WHPL and Sloan Ford meet earlier at 7 with title implications as Sloan Ford seeks wins to stay alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Bank
Bodie Grim
Senseng Park
Mightcap
WHPL
Lamar Sloan Ford
Sloan
Mustangs
Bankers
Jerry Hannas
Furniture Boys
Sloan Ford
Shenva Bankers
Swimley Furniture
Jimmy Wilkins
Handley Star
A.D. Hott
Bobby Fetter
Hector Roberson
Bobby Weidenkopf
Cookie Adams
Alan Stryker
Northside Lanes League Scores Lead With High Individual Bows
In the Northside Handicap League Southern States defeated Kirks 3 to 1 behind Lewis Ewing who totaled 554. Jimmy Morton led the losers with 569. The Question Marks beat Montgomery Ward five 3 to 1 as Bob Baker posted 591. Denny Estep led the losers with 563.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States
Kirks
Lewis Ewing
James Wood
Jimmy Morton
Montgomery Ward
Bob Baker
Denny Estep
H. W. Ebert
Buick
Lee Roberts
Harold Dawson
Ritz
George Bishop
Laurie Sirbaugh
Crown Cork
Seal
Henkel Harris
Virgil Stackman
J. Lee
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Lady Brunswick
Pat Whitacre
Jo Ann Michael
Chancettes
Finsters
Helen Propst
Audry ‘Stine
Mickey Harden
Mary Pitcock
Chapman Motor Company
Coca Cola
Clara Orndorff
Connie Baker
National Fruit and the
Girls’ Athletic Association
Barbara DeGarmo
Apple Gang
Lucy Giffino
Peoples’ Cleaners
Burger Chef
Karen Sheard
Cleaners
Mary Dodson
Gary Dolphin
Colonels
Butch Bolmen
National Fruit
Wildcats
Bill Nagley
Jake Snapp
Bob Schmitt
Bron Locke
Starlighters
Pretenders
Shorthorns
al Locke
Wayne Omps
Nut House
Earl Sealock
Charles Duke
Ducks
Bob Carter
Weeknight and Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights
Tonight and the weekend feature Charles Town and Handley events across horse racing, high school and college football, junior varsity games, and local boxing. Notable matches include Bodie Grim Field duels, Shenandoah and Strasburg showdowns, and several college and pro football clashes.
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Charles Town
Handley
Herndon
Huguenot
Mosby
Central
Strasburg
Montevideo
Elkton
Albemarle
Harrisonburg
George Mason
James Monroe
Loudoun Valley
Fauquier
James Wood
Warren County
Clarke County
Broadway
Woodberry Forest
RMA
Nelson Memorial
Johnson-Williams
Hancock
Bridgewater
Shepherd
Martinsburg
Virginia
N.C. State
Maryland
George Washington
William and Mary
Navy
Georgia Tech
West Virginia
Penn State
VMI
Davidson
Richmond
Boston College
Rams
Colts
Eagles
Redskins
Grim Wins Club Championship At Winchester Golf Club
Dr. C. K. Grim defeated Dr. W. Clayton Anderson four and two to win the 36 hole Club Championship at Winchester Golf and Country Club. Grim led after the front nine and closed out with a wedge near the hole to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Grim
W. Clayton Anderson
Winchester Golf and Country Club
Dr. Grim
Dr. Anderson
Courtney Grim
Clayton Anderson
Grim
Anderson
I Can Beat Clay Says Amos Johnson
American heavyweight Amos Johnson said he can beat Cassius Clay again after a ten round decision over British champ Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium. Johnson, 26, from Medina Ohio, claimed a 1959 amateur victory over Clay and plans to go to Las Vegas for Floyd Patterson Clay title bout and challenge the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amos Johnson
Cassius ‘Clay
Johnson
Medina
Ohio
Henry Cooper
Wembley Stadium
Clay
Cooper
Las
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Shenvabankers
Hannas and Company
Northside
Continental Homes
Betty McKee
Marsha Foreman
Jamison
Garbers
Dale’s, Grocery
Frances Sager
Rosa Reid
Buckley Lages
Redwood
Louise Robinson
Jean Martin
Green Chemical
Winchester
Mary Hodson
Mae Brown
Mary Miller
Housewives
Twisters
Whiz Kids
Butts
Jean Whaley
Nancy Jones
Jean Tyler
Jay
Birds
Ruth Dixon
Woodchucks
Molly Ewing
Jo Anna Michael
Mermaids
Peggy Flowers
Lor‘pailhe Carper
Sputniks
Ed Marinak
Tater Myers
Forrest Hills
Ellis Shopping Center
Anderson Sheet Metal
Lorraine Sealock
Shasta Garrison
Zuckerman
Denny
Dot Price
Peggy Cleveland
Beetles
Wineners
Tom Miller
Charley Brown
Cobras
Nelson Orndorff
Dennis Martin
Ken Orndorff
Hareman Brothers
Eddie Harman
Ricky Phillips
Oates Lumber Yard
Glaize
Tastee Freeze
Ritter
Maurice Smallwood
George Garver
FOXES
Jim Hockman
Herbert Jones
Charles
Swimley
W. Va
Wesleyan
Shenandoah
Handley Bowl
Winchester Speedway
Washington
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Whitmen
Charlie’s Lass
Blaze—Reeder
Turn Rich
Charingherst
Jalstone
Hay Harbor—Baker
Red Alibi
Vasil
Wise Guy—Hedge
Prince Dion
le Beau Go—Hunt
Fort Garrison
Pete’s Jet
Sunset Blaze
Todd
Reeder
Terry
Terry’s Tadpole—Nb 109 Dee Loo
Silly Dancer
Peters
Miss Dianna T. F.man
Elsie O
So Hopeful—Walder
Aiken Road
V. E’nosa
Farmingdale
Abenaqui Club
Addesa
Athen’s
D. Smith
Billy Bert
Dallan Place
Landisville
Cole Harborah
Myers
Dean W
Rollin Jean
Springwood—S
Small
Airy Joe
Ducolay
Clark
Legend Dancer
Vacanti
Gordon
Rhetta
Sword of Mine
Amita’s
Riston
Nesa
Daidson
Jabal Red—Hunt
Erin’s Joy
Nile Jungle
Buddy’s Knight
D’dson
Tiny Tiffel
Diaolikis
Little Lizzette
Wakely Terrace
F’rald
Innocent Eyes
Freestate Lady
Une Lass
Davison
Mouse Trap—Reeder
Big Mack—Riston
Lewistown
Star Leisure
Hunt
Smileabit—Barnes
Randy Karen
Hay Loft
Cherub
Dodge
Sun Haven—Hedge
Noel—Todd
Sonic Jet
Snow Pixie—Hunt
Battle Burns—Peters
Willigans—Myers
Semp
Heerald
Jylland
Chris
Tom Lennon
Reininger
N. Charles St.-i
Liberty Charles Town
W. Ve
Berling
Seiberling
Cammer Tire CO
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