Five Area Elevens Lack Weight But Have Speed
Clarke County and Douglas stand undefeated and 5-0 and 3-0 respectively while Handley and James Wood struggle. The region emphasizes speed over size with key players named from Handley, James Wood, Clarke County, Douglas, and Johnson-Williams as signals of a fast, shifting cycle in area football.
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James Wood
Clark County
Colonels
Clarke County
Turner Ashby
Berryville
Handley
Broadway
Douglas
Leesburg
Richard Wolfe
Jimmy Good
Philia Followe
George Glaize
Junior Goforth
Jesse Longerbeam
George Curry
John Laws
Johnson- Williams
William Briscoe
Luray
Marshall
Wich
Clarke Coun
Johnson Williams
Johnson-Williams
Mixed Nuts top the Midway League with 505 set at Northside Lanes
Daugherty led the Mixed Nuts with a 505 series as the team posted the high 2347 set and gained a point on league leaders the Short Tickets who sit at 21–7. Several bowlers across teams posted 400-plus sets as the night produced multiple 33 point wins and several shutouts.
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Northside Lanes
Mixed Nuts
Short Cickets
Dallas Daugherty
Russ McWhinney
Ladies Commercial League scores at Health Center Lanes
Farmers & Merchants National Bank posted 1553 across three games winning over Miller's Drug Store with Peggy Cleveland 146 and Patsy Whitacre 130 as key scores. Galladay Building swept Town & Country Beauty Salon, and Stephens City girls led the standings by five games. Various teams posted notable scores in the evening including McKee Building Specialties, Jumping's Drive In, Winchester Harley-Davidson, and Oldsmobile in mixed and weekday league play.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Miller's Drug Store
Ladies Commercial League
Uet
F & M Bank
Peggy Cleveland
Patsy Whitacre
Miller
Vivian Cooper
Dorothy Burke
Louise Armstrong
Galladay Building Supply
Town & Country
Stephens City Girls
Mrs. Armstrong
Sally Patton
Jenny Fox
McKee
Triangle Express
Betty McKee
Virginia Larrick
Nancy Rose
Bodie Wingfield
Shirley Jackson
Patty Newlin
Jumping
Novick
JoAnn Snapp
Winchester Harley- Davidson
Fruit Marvel
Kitty Luttrell
Sybil Baker
Willow Lawn Market
Republic Oil
Briscoe Ginn
Oldsmobile
Thunderbirds
Health Center
Don Pless
Becky Cornwell
Peggy Easter
Betty Hill
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Bill Boden
Mac Taylor
James Snnpp
Imperial
Uick
Richard Sheetz
Paul Rudy
Ford
Austin
Detroit Tigers Activity Winds Down After Front Office Shakeup
The Detroit Tigers aim for stability after Bill DeWitt resigns as president. John Fetzer, new owner, takes command and seeks to end yearly managerial upheaval. Rick Ferrell named to screen future pilot candidates as Joe Gordon had recently quit. DeWitt receives an amicable settlement, with reports of substantial severance.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Bill DeWitt
DeWitt
John E. Feter
Feter
Tiger
Fetzer
Tigers
Rick Ferrell
Joe Gordon
Kansas City
Gordon
Cleveland
Placekickers could decide Furman Citadel clash in Greenville
Two part time scorers Bill Gilgo and Shelly Sutton lead their teams as Furman and The Citadel meet in Greenville. Gilgo has nine extra points and a 32 yard field goal while Sutton has six extra points and a 35 yard field goal that sparked Furman’s 25 23 win over William and Mary.
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Bill Gilgo
Shelly Sutton
Citadel
Bulldogs
Furman
Purple Hurricane
Gilgo
Sutton
Greenville
S. C
Richmond
Hurricane
William and Mary
VMI
Ted Williams Named American League Comeback Player of the Year
Ted Williams, aging star of the Boston Red Sox, wins the 1960 AL comeback honor with 96 votes in the AP poll. Roy Sievers of the Chicago White Sox is runner up with 34 votes. several others receive scattered ballots. Williams batted .316 with 29 home runs in 310 at bats this season, capping a storied career despite 42 years old and previous health struggles.
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Sheldon Sakowitz
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ted Williams
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Roy Sievers
Chicago White Sox
Ted
Senators
Sievers
Chicago
Ray
Ted Kluszewski
al Smith
White Sox
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Chuck Stobbs
Jim Gentile
Gene Woodling
Orioles
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Pete
Oscar Robertson Enjoys NBA Career With Royals
New York AP reports Oscar Robertson expresses satisfaction with his NBA career after two games and 49 points. He noted enjoyment of playing in the league following a 113 105 come from behind win by the Royals over the New York Knickerbockers on Thursday night.
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NEW York
Oscar Robertson
Basktball Association
NBA
Cincinnati All- America
Royals
New York Knickerbockers
Debut Night Highlights for Royals and NBA Standouts
In Cincinnati on Wednesday night a player scored 21 in his pro debut as Big O remarked on low pressure thanks to Jack Twyman and scored 23 for the Royals who won again. California star Darrall Imhoff had a brief seven minutes in his New York debut with two points. Wilt Chamberlain scored 59 in Philadelphia's 150-128 win over Syracuse in Lititz Pennsylvania.
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Cincinnati
Big O
Royals
Jack
Twyman
California
Darrall Imhoff
New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Lititz
Top college teams face tough opponents this Saturday
Iowa and Mississippi headline a slate with undefeated teams testing strength. Purdue, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio State, Arkansas, Syracuse, Navy, Penn, Missouri, Baylor, Texas A&M, Washington, Oregon State and Notre Dame appear in key showdowns as the sport nears its midway point.
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Iowa
Mississippi
Associated Press
Big Ten
Hawks
Purdue
Mameseia
Michigan
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Arkansas
Speed
Ole Miss
Razorbacks
Texas
Syracuse
West Virginia
Navy
Penn
Philadelphia
Texas A&m
Washington
Bob Schloredt
Oregon State
Notre Dame
Northwest
Winchester Polo Stars End Season Triumph in Tri City Tournament
Winchester polo team closed the 1960 season with a 7 to 4 win over Warrenton in the Tri City Tournament final. John Gulick led with three goals, John Cussen added one, and Winchester carried a three goal handicap. Cups were presented by Mrs. Kenneth F. Edwards as riders hung up their spurs for spring.
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Winchester
Tri-City
Warrenton
John Gulick
John Cussen
Goose Creek
Kenneth F. Edwards
Senseny Park
Local Boxing Knockouts Report From Wichita And Las Vegas
In Wichita Bill Nielsen 197 from Wichita knocked out St Jones 201 of Denver in the fourth. In Las Vegas Howard King 199 of Reno stopped Otis Fuller 190 of Los Angeles in the fifth.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Bill Nielsen
St Jones
Denver
Las Vegas
Nev
Howard King
Reno
Otis Fuller
Los Angeles
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Daugherty
Bottle Necks
Joy Boys
Carl Lundmark
George Smith
Rangers
Roy Shultz
John Moser
Gutter
Alley Oops
Moreos
Don Nossinger
Moreps
George Lovelace
Paul Angers
Ed Marshall
Amps
Bandits
Earl Poston
al Renner
Dan Swanson
Harold Gibson
W. W. Feagans
Falcons
Parker Greenwell
Tennyson
Ron Cooke
Mickey Freeman
CCBS
Don Brill
Ken Hockin
Tom Ressler
Charles Stevens
George Butler
Outlaws
Robert Baker
Mortford Mallory
Woodpickers
The
Ravens
Pifer Printing CO
Braddock
Plumly
Jess Kiracofe
Betty Webber
Peggy Myers
Mrs. Webber
Lucille Smith
Alice Godlove
Irene Borrer
Jane Thompson
Elaine Whyel
Helen Richards
Bonnie Easter
Flo Baker
Rosalie Hook
Evening Star Sports
Virginia Tech
Davidson
George Washington
Boston College
Virginia
Roanoke
Florida State
Don Ridenhour
Steve Stevenson
Bill Haeberlei
Haeberlein
Milt Drewer
John Gravely
Eric Erdossy
Martin Nosal
Don Vaught
Don Oakes
Runnels
Herb Score
Minnie Minoso
Frank Baumann
Billy Pierce
Bob Turley
Yogi Berra
Jim Piersall
Indians
Billy Gardner
Carr PU SN
Democrats
Kennedy-Johnson
Lee- Jackson Restaurant
Clair Compton
House of Delegates
Democratic Campaign
E. Piccadilly Sr
J. Fred Larrick
Andy Sustrick
Bob Miller
Bill Blessing
Howie Misslers
Washington State
Jack Clary
Abc-Tv
Yale
Colgate
Princeton
Dartmouth
Cornell
Harvard
Winchester Polo Stars
Goodrich Trailhankers
Bfgoodrich
B.egoodrich
PINE
Dodge
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Simca
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