Shendow Proves Size Not Supersede His Drive at Wake Forest
Bill Shendow, Wake Forest captain and guard, rose from small stature to leadership on the football team. The 5-9, 195-pound senior started every game last season and has sparked a ROTC battalion while earning ACC Honor Roll honors.
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Bill
Stump) Shendow
Wake Forest
Winchester
Bill Hildebrand
Shendon
Paul Amen
School of Arts and Sciences
Hildebrand
Sam Shendon
Wake
West Point
Army
Deacons
Winchester Juniors Rifle Meet Promised at Sulphur Springs Range
The Winchester Junior rifle program awaits a return to action with a first outdoor NRA match in maybe 15 years. Sunday Sept 30 at 1 p.m. entrants shoot 20 shots at 100 yards using .22 rifles. Entries due Sept 22 with a $1 entry, 50 cents per match. juniors under 19 pay half.
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Winchester
NRA
New Range
Sulphur Springs Road
Bob Wolfe
S. Purcell Ave
Rifle & Pistol Club
Winchester Softball Group Plans Meeting Tomorrow
The Winchester Softball Association will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the War Memorial Building Senseng Park to elect officers and discuss plans for the state tournament. Commissioner Ed Burch urged managers players and interested citizens to attend and consider Winchester as a possible site next year.
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Winchester Softball Association
War Memorial
Senseng Park
Ed Burch
Winchester
Tripucka Tops AFL Passers In Strong Denver Start
Frank Tripucka enters his 14th season but leads the American Football League in passing with 57 completions on 103 attempts for 823 yards and four touchdowns. He holds a seven point edge on George Blanda, as Houston’s star trails in the six category grading system. Blanda is 35 of 66 for 574 yards and four TDs with 10 interceptions.
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Dallas
Tex
Frank Tripucka
American Football League
Denver
Tripucka
George Blanda
Houston Star
Blanda
Baptist Leader Charles E Maddrey Dies at 86
The Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Maddrey, an 86 year old longtime Southern Baptist leader, died Monday. He retired about ten years ago as executive secretary of the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, returned to serve as a pastor in Hillsboro, and retired again three years ago.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Charles Edward Maddrey
Southern Baptist
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Hillsboro
Royal Crown tops Lucky Strike league at Northside Lanes
Royal Crown Cola moved into first place in the Lucky Strike Tenpins league at Northside Bowling Lanes with a 40 pin victory over Northern Virginia Power. Gray and Eddy slipped to second after losing the third game to Shenandoah News Agency. Jim Vaughan led the Battlers with a 576 series including 200 179 and 197.
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Royal Crown Cola
Northside
Northern Virginia Power Company
Shenandoah
Gray and Eddy Men’s Wear
Clothiers
Jim Vaughan
Battlers
Vaughan
Gene Hottle
Northern Virginia
Jim Brown
Gray
Eddy
Newsmen
Skip Snider
Jess Kiracoff
Turk Wingfield
Hottinger Insurance
Bell
Phil Armel
Ralph Lamp
Arlan Sirbaugh
Charcoal Hearth
Duckpin Roundup Seals 1811 Team Win in A League action
Sealtest posted 1811 after 558 600 and 658 as three A League wins over Bun cutter Tire Co on the Health Center Lanes. Johnny Romick led with 393 series 122 123 148 while Doug Conner 128 364 Lawrence Pope 138 375 Ed Clevenger 139 355 Bill Jones 125 324 contributed. McDonald starred for Peoples Cleaners in a 2-1 win over Novick Transfer with a 142 and a 605 584 decider. The Optimist Club Junior and Senior Boys league opens Thursday at 4 p.m. with Allen DeSchon seeking sponsors.
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Buncutter Tire Co
Health Center
Johnny Romick
Doug Conner
Lawrence Pope
Ed Clevenger
Bill Jones
Buncutter
Frank Cooper
Peoples Cleaners
Novick
Mickey McDonald
Anchor Star
Joe Rimmerman
Charles Minghini
Johnny Spaid
Allen Carter
Spaid
McDonald’s
Minghini
Lynn Comer
Roy Bly
Sears
Jake Rudy
Coca Cola
Jimmy Shanholtz
Paul Bomley
Bernard Turner
Optimist Club
Allen DeSchon
Palmer Top Money Maker
Arnold Palmer remains the leading money winner in PGA events after earning 1250 at the Seattle Open, raising his career total to 81448 dollars. Gene Littler sits second among top money winners with 63690 dollars.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
Gene Littler
Southern Conference Coaches Stay Optimistic After Openers
After a rough opening weekend losses feature George Washington and The Citadel remain confident. GW’s Jim Camp says the Colonials will rebound despite injuries to ends Munley and Duenkel while The Citadel’s Eddie Teague notes past setbacks and a 7 3 record year. Injury updates ripple across VMI Richmond William and Mary and West Virginia as teams brace for upcoming games.
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Jim Camp
George Washington
VMI
Lynchburg
Charleston
S.C
Citadel
Eddie Teague
Bulldogs
Florida State
Teague
Memphis State
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Davidson
Camp
Colonials
Paul Munley
Dick Duenkel
Munley
Duenkel
Spahn Wins 324th as Braves Edge Dodgers 2-1
Warren Spahn pitched the Braves to a 2-1 victory over the Dodgers allowing five hits for his 324th win. Elmo Plaskett hit a three run homer for his first major league hit, delivering the deciding blow in the Pirates 5-2 win.
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Warren Spahn
Braves
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Elmo Plaskett
Pirates
Francisco
Spahn Slows Dodgers With Sharp Five-Hitter Victory
Milwaukee lefty Warren Spahn silenced the Dodgers with a five-hitter as the Braves beat Los Angeles 2 to 1. Spahn baffled base runners by pitching effectively and keeping the Dodgers from running wild, while the Giants lost to Pittsburgh 5 to 2.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Spahn
Los Angeles
Walt Alston
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