Handley Judges Open Season With 25 0 Victory Over Loudoun
Handley routs Loudoun County 25 to 0 before 2 000 fans as Lee Boppe scores two touchdowns and Robbie Robinson and Gary Anderson add one each. The Judges rely on their powerhouse line led by Sardells Kellads Fletcher Shendon Orndorff Carper as 33 players see action. Handley’s weak pass defense and uncertain kicking are noted while the line swarms to disrupt Loudoun drive after drive.
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Loudoun County
Sardells
Kellas
Fletcher
Shendon
Orndorff
Carper
Lee Boppe
Robbie Robinson
Gary Anderson
Clarence Carter
Frank Armstrong
Red Raiders
Carter Kellads
Bob Fletcher
Loudoun
George Sempeles
Tommy Heflin
Jim Sardelis
Sempeles
Boppe
Peter Sturm
Welsh
Raiders
Nelson Warren
Heflin
Frank Edmondson
Anderson
Armstrong
Geo
Welch
Sturm
Edmondson
Tucker Boxwell
Robinson
Robbin Robinson
Raider
Hunter Maddox
Jack Reid
Warren
Reid
Yeakley
Carter
Robert Purr Anderson
Snapp
Russell Potts
Montevideo
Harrisonburg
R. Donica
Wheatley
Arthur
Oates
Crisman
Yeakiey
D. Donica
Lineburg
Higgs
Hickerson
Potts
B. Shendon
Brannon Kerr
Kinter
White
Wadsworth
N. Sempeles Robinson
I. Shendon
Fletcher Kellas
G. Sempeles
Loudoun — Farr
Edmondson Warren
Culbert
Fields
Heffin
Boxwell
Parsell
Simpson
Payne
Smallwood
Caviness
Harding
Leonard
R. Farr
Bell
James
Orrison
G. Orrison
Howard
Lambert
Eisman
Renth Emmart
Lorenz
Shenandoah River Conditions at Riverton Morning
River conditions reported for Shenandoah at Riverton at 7 45 a m show North Fork and South Fork sections clear indicating calm flow and good visibility for early travel and activity.
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Shenandoah
Riverton
North Fork
South Fork
Handley tops Loudoun in hard fought football clash
Handley defeated Loudoun 25 12 with strong ground work from Sempeles and Anderson. Reed and Sturm led the Raiders on offense while Loudoun threatened late but stalled by timely Handley defense and turnovers.
Swartz Rolls 373 As Eagles Sweep Brakeblok Match
Charles Swartz rolled 114 128 and 129 for a 371 set as the Eagles swept the Lions in Brakeblok League Friday night. The Eagles dominated with a 522 in the nightcap and a 1491 team set edged the Cardinals 1484 and Bears 1431. Lions’ Jean Lillis led with 114, while Turk Wingfield starred for the Packers with a 136 in the first game.
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Eagles
Charles Swartz
Lions
Harry Whitacre
Jean Lillis
Turk Wingfield
Packers
Colts
J. L. Ritter
Wingfield
Dick Carpenter
Teddy Hepner
Marcus Haines
Bob Snapp
Riley Loy
Bea's
Redskins
Melvin Aikens
Cardinals
Rams
Bobby Gochenour
Truman Rickard
Eg McDonald
Bears
Ed McDonald
Two Games Ahead Yanks Still Undeterred In Bombers Style
The Yankees push two games ahead of Cleveland as Casey Stengel’s club keeps the heat on the Indians. Bob Grim homers proved pivotal as New York beat Boston 3-2 while Cleveland lost 10-3 to Detroit. Baltimore rose to seventh with a 9-0 win over Washington.
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Cleveland Indians
Bronx Bombers
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Yanks
Indians
Cleveland
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chisox
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Bob Grim
Bob Turley
Bob Miller
Detroit
Bucky Harris
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
City hunter shoots first deer with bow in West Virginia
Sam Duddy Haymaker of Winchester killed a deer with a bow and arrow in Hardy County West Virginia. He hunted with Burnwood Grim Henry Rogers and Joe Orndorff, all of Winchester.
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Sam “Duddy
Haymaker
Winchester
West Virginia
Hardy County
W. Va
Burnwood Grim
Henry Rogers
Joe Orndorff
Writers Favor Rocky In Fight Tomorrow
New York news reports show 2 of 45 AP boxing writers pick Archie Moore as favorite in the Rocky Marciano versus Archie Moore heavyweight title bout. Most choose Marciano to win by knockout, predicting rounds from first to thirteenth or late in the fight.
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New York
Associated Press
Rocky Marciano
Archie Moore
Moore
Bill Boni
Spokane Spokesman- Review
Jack Murphy
San Diego Union
Marciano
Braves Draw 2 Million For 2nd Straight Year
Milwaukee Braves reach 2,005,836 in 70 home dates for 1955 marking a second consecutive 2 million attendance. The final home game drew 34,695 against St. Louis as they fall short of 1954’s record by 125,552. The all time major league mark remains 2,620,627 by the Cleveland Indians in 1948.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Braves
Cleveland Indians
Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights
Latest standings show Brooklyn leading the NL with 95 wins and 63 losses. Milwaukee trails at 83 66. New York 75 72 and Philadelphia 75 74 chase. Tonight Chicago visits St Louis in a key 8 p.m. game amid several interleague matchups.
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Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Minner
McDaniel
Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
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