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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1949

Page

5

Grange's big day. Claassen picks grid winners

Grange shines at Michigan's expense as Illinois leads the Big Ten. California hosts Rose Bowl talk after beating UCLA and three Coast Conference opponents. Army over Virginia Military as cadets and keydets face different football realities. Predictions include Ohio State over Northwestern, Pitt over Penn, Baylor over TCU, and USC over Washington with numerous regional games listed.

Grange Michigan Illinois California UCLA Pappy Waldorf Army Virginia Military Ohio State Northwestern Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Penn Pitt Baylor Texas Christian Arkansas TCU Oklahoma Iowa State Royal Owens Sooners Texas Southern Methodist Doak Walker North Carolina Tennessee Carolina Charlie Justice Cornell Columbia Southern California Washington Trojans Bill Martin Dartmouth Yale Harvard Holy Cross Penn State Syracuse Princeton Rutgers Boston University Scranton Georgetown Fordham Lehigh New York Midwest Iowa Oregon Kansas Kansas State Marquette Colorado State Minnesota Purdue Michigan State Temple Missouri Nebraska Brown Western Reserve Georgia Alabama Virginia West Virginia Kentuck Cincinnati Louisiana State Mississippi North Carolina State Virginia Tech Tulane Mississippi State Vanderbilt Auburn Wake Forest Clemson Washington & Lee Davidson Western Maryland Hampden-Sydney William & Mary Richmond Florida Furman Georgia Tech Duke Maryland South Carolina

Handley Faces Covington in Key District 5 Clash Tonight

Handley seeks a clean slate against Covington in a district showdown after a 6 0 start. Covington aims to avenge a 1946 upset while Martinsburg and Staunton loom as threats. Key players include Boerner Harrison and Mills as the judges tune up with a sharp focus on blocking and tackling.

Handley Winchester Ree Waynesboro Covington Cougars Falls Church Wilson Memorial Levington Harrisonburg Clifton Forge Staunton Warren County Martinsburg Boerner Frank Harrison Mills Harrison

Duck Hunter Drowns in Virginia Farm Pond

Stevensberg Virginia October 28 Drought the 30 year old dairy farm hand Bledsoe Snow drowned after duck hunting in a farm pond. His gun boots and socks were found on the bank coroner J L ducks were found floating on the pond and it appeared Snow waded into the water to retrieve them. He is survived by a widow two sons a daughter and his parents Mr and Mrs Newman Snow of Stanardsville.

Stevensberg Bledsoe Snow J. L Snow Newman .Snow Stanardsville

Bowling Mixed Doubles League Scores Highlight Night

Health Center alleys hosted a lively Mixed Doubles League led by Jenny Fox and Leach as Ginn and Virginia Vance posted a 692 set with games of 118 124 and 142. Renner and Kline-Larrick posted a 629 set while Larrick topped the night with 134 and Ginn finished with seven straight spares. Virginia Vance added a 121 as her team notched a 263 single high.

Pear Lake Jenny Fox Leach Virginia Vance Hilda Kline Charles Renner Ginn Kline Renner Larrick Virginia Leach Russell LaFollette Pearl Lake Charles Ebert Ebert Miss Lake Betty Ryan Jim Fiddler Bob Ryan Artie Kiracofe Betty Miller Kenneth Lake Kiracofe Miss Miller Vance Ginn Ryan Fiddler Smith-Larrick Heatwole-Clevenger Leach-LaFollette Miller Briscoe Ginn Jack Larrick Jack

Newberrys Lead in Ladies Commercial League as Teams Split

Larrick 359 and Renner 335 sparked Newberrys to a season high 1484 in three games and three decisions over Vanity Fair, while Elsie Milburn led 332 with 124 and 120. Vanity Fair fell short by one pin in the final game as Marie Franklin rolled 111. Jo McIntyre 103 paced Fire Co. over Va Woolen Co. three straight games. South End Fire Co. topped O Sullivan Rubber Co. with a 488 game by O Sullivan. Betty Clines 119 and Mary Runyon 109 each posted 307 sets. Ruth Luttrell added 110 for O Sullivan. Jewel Box won two over Ted's News Stand then edged in the nightcap when Bernice Hodson delivered a last-frame spare. Mary Hawks 116 Patsy Clevenger 111 led. Nurses upset Bailey's Market in a low scoring three-game match.

Newberry’s Vanity Fair Elsie Milburn Marie Franklin Jo McIntyre Sarah Zane Fire Co Va. Woolen Co South End Fire Co O’sullivan Rubber Co Betty Cline Mary Runyon Ruth Luttrell O'Sullivan Jewel Box Ted Bernice Hodson Mary Hawk Patsy Clevenger Nurses Bailey

High School Girls Bowling League Opens With 12 Teams

The Jewel High School Girls bowling league will start at 4 p.m. Thursday with 12 teams. Betty Miller serves as president, Connie Line as vice president, Margaret Dunn as secretary, and Pat Way as treasurer.

Betty Miller Connie Line Margaret Dunn Pat Way

Stonewall Favored In Tonight's Game With Stephens City

Stonewall and Stephens City meet in District L play with Stonewall undefeated alongside Berryville. Coaches Lester Singhass and William Goforth report healthy squads and readiness with Stephens City holding a 1 3 record.

Stonewall Stephens City Lester Singhass William Goforth Eady Singhass Goforth Sason Stonewall High School Berryville High School United

Rebels Over New Market in Narrow 55-41 Win

Clarke County High School defeated New Market 55-41 after a late run, with standout halfback Tommy DeHaven fueling the Rebels. The Rebels had earlier routed New Market 50-0 on Wednesday, and now travel to Shepherdstown next Friday for a six man clash.

New Market Tommy DeHaven Clarke County High School Shepherdstown

End of Third Period Sparks Point Sweep for Clarke

Clarke produced a dominant run in the final period pushing past the 45 point margin as the game closed with a decisive lead. The report notes steady scoring and a strong team effort leading to the late surge.

Clarke

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