Brakeshoe Slams Novick 15-1 in Softball Action
In Senseny Park Clarke County Fair cut into schedule as Novick falls 15-1 to Brakeshoe Cafe. Clark twirled a one hitter for Novick before Watched by Bailey Ritter and Richard Brakeshoe totaled nine hits and four walks in four innings while Jackson allowed 11 runs in the first inning. Luray schedules Stephenson twinbill in Church League action at 7:30.
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Senseny Park
Republic Oil-Berryville Basket Co
Clarke County
Novick-Brakeshoe Cafe
Novick
Bobby Jackson
Royal Crown
Brakeshoe
Clark
Agerone
Jackson
Bailey
Homer
Ritter
Richard
Whitlock
Slonaker
DeHaven
Swisher
O’connell
Aiken
Eddie Grim
Grim
Luray
Stephenson
Opening Night at Health Center Bowling Center Sparks All Stars
Two Mayors cut the ribbon to open the Health Center Bowling Alley for its 21st season. Dr Hawthorne and Councilwoman Allen bowled the first balls as two all star matches featured the Orts Sof-Spun Bread team and the Buncutter Tire All-Stars. Key scores listed include Boden 394 and Billmyer 383. Local dignitaries praised the refreshed facilities with brighter lighting and new paint.
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Winchester
Dorothy Allen
Allen T. Hawthorne
Winchester Star Photo Alley
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Claude Smalts, Jr
Trip Buncutter
Health Center
Jack Zimmerman
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Kent St
Mrs
Sarah Zane
Orts
Buncutter Tire
Fraula
McCall
Burke
Vance
Armstrong
Jack
Whitacre
Ruffner
Stotler
McKee
Jack Billmyer
Ginn
Legge
Carpenter
Boden
Billmyer
Buncutter
Perry
Cooper
Jones
Ooper
Pugh
Denver
The
Stars
Two Weeks Ahead West District Opens Football Season
Two of Virginia's Group I schools start the 1956 league schedule with a season opener on Tennessee soil. Virginia of Bristol and Grundy, recent members of Dis- leading teams, clash to inaugurate play in the West District.
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Trict 7
Bristol
Municipal Stadium
Virginia High School League
West District
Richmond
Virginia
Tennessee
Grundy
Charles Town
West Virginia
Northern Canadian island group named and described
A. A. group of Canada's northernmost islands is named in the record. The chain runs about 800 miles along a line 700 miles north of the Arctic Circle and reaches within 500 miles of the North Pole. It includes Ellesmere Devon and Melville Islands with total area near 160 000 square miles and a population around 2200.
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A. A
Canada
Arctic Circle
North Pole
Ellsworth
Devon
Melville Islands
Umpire Fixes Next Week City and Church League Finals Schedule
Chief Umpire Leon Pope has set next week’s schedule for both leagues. Games include Opequon vs United Brethren and Sunnyside vs Stephenson on Monday, Market vs Opequon on Tuesday, Berryville Basket vs Novick on Wednesday, Cork vs Church of Christ on Thursday, and Novick vs Royal Crown on Friday. Two makeups feature Republic Oil vs Berryville Basket and Royal Crown vs Novick. Market and United Brethren may forfeit if $5 bond isn’t posted. teams must confirm play or forfeiture.
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Leon Pope
Market
Opequon
Cork
Braddock
Berryville Basket
Novick
Republic Oil
Royal Crown
Church of Christ and
Montague
R. C
Brakeshoe Cafe
Pope
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B. Basket
Northern
Pacific
Pacific Northwest
White, Weld & CO
Eevetret Dhemager
Bach
Jom Gussen
M. Gamberon Street
Los Angeles
New York
Hagerstown
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Minneapolis
New Haven
Philadelphia
Providence
WINC
ULTRA
Ging & Rental Serv Cammer Tire CO
Seiberling
S. Braddock St
Pickers of the
New Idea
Barr’s, Inc
Ellis E. Bayliss
Carlton Patterson
Partners of Bayliss and Patterson Bottled Gas Co
Shenandoah Bottled Gas Co
Haiti
United States
Bayliss & Patterson Bottled Gas CO
Charles Town, W. VA
E. Piccadilly St
Queen Elizabeth Islands
United Brethren
Sunnyside
My Couse Company
S. Loudoun St
Rhodes
Cor
Boscawen & Braddock Sts
America
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old—Strong Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mary Jane McCone
R. N
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester, Virginia
Winchester Airport Speedway
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