Stonewall Clarke Open Nonleague Schedule Ahead of 1949 Season
Stonewall and Clarke County prepare for Friday non league games with Stonewall at Hedgesville and Clarke at Shepherdstown as the two District L clubs begin loop play. Seven area schools, including Stephens City New Market and Toms Brook, are listed in the district with Boyce now part of Clarke High. The six man football rules are explained and the game is described as faster with new unlimited substitutions this year.
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Stonewall
Hedgesville
Clarke County
Shepherdstown
Senseny Rd
Traibar
Oe Man
H. Dennis Hoover
Middletown High
Neg Oohaki
Clarke
Stephens City
New Market
Toms Brook
Boyce
Clarke High School
Woodstock
Strasburg
Harper
Hoover
William Goforth
Lester Singhass
C. E. Miley
Ceiver
Breck
Nebraska
Num
Gallivan at Back Shines for W L Gall gallivan shine for generals
Greenville sprinter Jim Gallivan shines as Washington and Lee emphasizes him on offense and defense for his first college football season. Barclay praises his speed and goal to score as Gallivan prepares to start Friday against Furman in Greenville.
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Jim Gallivan
Greenville, S. C
George Barclay
Washington and Lee University
Barclay
Generals
South Carolina Flash
Gallivan
Greenville
Furman University
Furman
Carl Vine
Esbeck
Dick Hensley
Martinsville
Hensley
William and Mary
R. N. McCray
Indians
Pittsburgh
University of Houston
Panthers
Virginia Tech
Maryland
Tech
Blacksburg
Art Guepe
Virginia
Cavaliers
Charlottesville
George Washington
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors for Erle L. Ford
In the Western District of Virginia Erle L. Ford is adjudged bankrupt following a petition filed September 13 1949. The first meeting of creditors is at the Federal Building Harrisonburg Virginia September 30 1949 at 11:00 AM. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated Staunton Virginia September 16 1949 Duncan Curry referee in bankruptcy.
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District Court OF the United States
Western District of
Virginia
Erle L. Ford
Cross Junction
Frederick Couny
Erle
L. Ford
Fedral
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Duncan Curry
Eferee
Legion Post Team Primed to Tackle Warren Tomorrow
Winchester American Legion post hosts Front Royal in a Northern Virginia league fall championship rematch at Warren County Recreation Park 7:30 p.m. under lights. Both clubs sit 2-2 in the year’s series with Shickle and Pence for Legion and Eddins and Oliver for Front Royal set to pitch. Ed Burch leads Legion hitters while Goodwin and Vines excel for Front Royal.
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Legion Post
Warren
Rouss Park
Winchester American Legion Post
Front Royal
Northern Virginia Baseball League
Warren County Recreation Park
Oe Royal
Les Shickle
Davy Pence
Legion
Eddins
Oliver
el Keller
Abner Johnson
Pence
Shickle
Ed Burch
Keller
Randolph Macon
Pope
Richard Boyd
Alison Smith
Lee Fawcett
Burch
Hap Spurs
Bailey
Growth of a new school sport during and after WWII
The game rose from one in 35 players to one in eight by 1941. War losses to armed forces and transport limits boosted its popularity, especially among servicemen on bases. After the war it spread to large high schools and recreation groups, with Virginia leading in adoption since 1941. Harper notes 30 to 40 Virginia schools field teams.
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Ber
Virginia
Harper
Poykeley Sorings To Play Strashore
Strasburg high school grid team will play Berkeley Springs at Woodstock 8 p.m. Friday. Both teams lost their openers last week with WCHS beating Poykeley 32 0 and Romney routing Berkeley Springs 39 0.
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Strasburg High School
Berkeley Springs
Arcs
Woodstock
Rams
WCHS
Romney
Evening Star Ladies League bowling results and standings
In the Evening Star Ladies League Chapman Motor Co faced Valley Airways with Valley taking the first game and the second game in a 495 tie as Polly Chapman led with a 141. Valley Airways won the roll off framing Fraula and Clevenger securing the second tilt. Bell Clothes rolled a 518 in a three game sweep over Capper's Jewelry Store. Multiple teams posted scores with Ruth Bell and Isabelle Calkins notable on their respective wins. Brakeback League opened with Health Center Alleys, led by Jim Green and Gordon Teeple for night high scores. Bell Clothes tops final standings with a 5 4 3"}
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Chapman Motor Co
Polly Chapman
Valley Airways
Connie Lineburg
Chapman Motor
Mary Gail Fraula
Mrs. Fraula
Miriam Clevenger
Mrs. Chapman
Elizabeth Jasper
Dorothy Burke
Ruth Bell
Berryville
Jewel Box
June Lemonis
Isabelle Cal
Jim Green
Gordon
Harry Whitacre
Bill Baker
Ernie Bureh
Bell Clothes
Va. Fruit Co
Capper's Jewelry Store
Star Office
Leon
Ind
Gordon Teeple
Ernie Burch
Jr Women Sweep In Fast Indoor Meet
In a tight league event, Polly Chapman led the scoring with 141 and Elizabeth Jasper 128 as Jr. Women defeated Capper's Jewelry. Individual and team tallies show Chapman and Burke among top scorers, with notable results for Bell Clothes and Chapman Motor Co. in team events. Next week’s schedule features Bell Clothes vs GAA No. 1 and Chapman Motor vs Jr. Women.
Voss to Lead Team Against St. Johns
Randolph-Macon Academy opens its 1949 grid campaign at 2 30 p m Saturday entertaining St Johns Academy of Washington Cadet Jim Voss a letterman and senior will captain this year s squad.
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Randolph-Macon Academy
St. Johns Academy
Washington
Jim Voss
Academy
Slaughter Closes On Robinson In NL Batting Race
New York Sept. 20 Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn and Enos Slaughter of St. Louis duel for the National League batting title. Slaughter has surged to within three points of Robinson after a .341 clip to Robinson’s .344. Stan Musial trails, with .332, while Bob Thurman and Red Schoendienst race for other spots. In the American League Ted Williams expands his lead across six batting categories, after six weeks of strong showings.
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New York
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis
Dodger-Cardinal
Robinson
Slaughter
Jackie
Stan Musial
Bobby Thomson
Red Schoendienst
Boston
Ted
Williams
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland
Baseball leaders include Kell and DillingER in stolen base race
Tops in three baggers reach 23 for Kell of Detroit while Bob Dillinger leads with 316 base steals. Dom DiMaggio of Boston notes .313 and Mitch Mitchell at .312 follow.
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Bob Dillinger
George Kell
Detroit
Dillinger
Dom Dimaggio
Boston
Mitchell
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University of Richmond
Dick Esléeck
Charlie Suttenfield
Lynchburg
Suttenfield
Southern Conference
SYEAR
Lifeguard
Buncutter Tire CO
Cerner Braddock & Germain
Poykeley
Sorings
Strashore
Lyle P. Strosnyder
S. Loudoun St
Evening Star
Learue Bell
Martinsburg
Kimball
Fort Pitt
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