Handley Meets Wilson in Key 1950 Opener at Fisherville
Handley Judges, defending District Five champions, open conference play 1 15 p m at Fishersville against Wilson Memorial in a clash shaping the early title race. Handley aims to rebound from a setback to Alumni and will field 25 players, with Gochenour and Gavis sidelined.
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Handley
Fishersville
Wilson Memorial
Ted High School
Audees
Leven
Waynesborond Harrisonburg
Clifton Forge
James Wood High School
William Burg
Acon
Buena Vista
Staunton
Warrenunty High
Luray
Cliff Forge
Lexington
Valleygh
Hunter Maddox
Gochenour
John Gavis
Casualty Totals Reported in War Vices and Old Navy Traditions
The De se Department releases 223 Korea war casualties through September 15 including 35 killed 164 wounded 10 missing. Public estimates list 13 911 war dead wounded and missing, with 174 dying of wounds. An aside notes young sailors known as oldsters reflecting early naval practice.
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Ashington
Dese
H. McC
Navy
Crystal Ball Chooses Saturday Winners In Grid Contests
New York picks by Crystal Ball’s Clair Claassen favor Kentucky over LSU Michigan State over Oregon State Boston College over Wake Forest California over Santa Clara SMU over Georgia Tech North Carolina over NC State Villanova over Duquesne Fordham over Lafayette Rutgers over Syracuse Connecticut over Yale Duke over South Carolina William and Mary over VMI Mississippi State over Arkansas State Tennessee over Mississippi Southern Virginia over George Washington Alabama over Chattanooga Vanderbilt over Middle Tennessee State Clemson over Presbyterian Richmond over Randolph-Macon Florida over West Virginia Washington over Furman Stanford over San Jose State Washington State over Utah State Idaho over Pacific
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Kentucky
LSU
Salatelas
Lauren
Hargrove
Georgia
California
Santa Clara
Jim Monachino
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
Kyle Rote
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Notre Dame
Villanova
Duquesne
Fordham
Lafayette
Rutgers
Syracuse
Connecticut
Yale
South Duke
South Carolina
William & Mary
VMI
Mississippi State
Arkansas State
Tennessee
Mississippi Southern
Virginia
George Washington
Alabama
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt
Middle Tennessee State
Clemson
Presbyterian
Richmond
Randolph-Macon
Florida
Waar Ae Ree
Estern
Washington & Lee
Furman
Arkansas
Oklagt
Wyoming
Bayor
Major Leagues Standings and Schedule Snapshot
The American League lead is held by New York 91 53 Detroit 90 53 Boston 89 55 and Cleveland 85 61. Washington trails 63 80. In the National League Philadelphia 88 55 Boston 79 61 Brooklyn 79 61 New York 77 65 St Louis 72 70 Cincinnati 68 81 Chicago 61 84 Pittsburgh 52 92. Today's schedule shows Philadelphia at Detroit as the sole game. Yesterday results include Detroit 6 Philadelphia 5 and New York 8 Chicago 1.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Ewell Blackwell
Ken Raffensberger
Tigers Seek Lead In Final Stretch Of A L Pennant Race
Tigers face Philadelphia today with Freddie Hutchinson vs Bobby Shantz in a pivotal AL matchup. A win ties Detroit with the Yankees for first after New York and Boston idle. The Tigers then visit Cleveland for a three game set to close the week as race action tightens across the league.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tiger
Tigers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Yanks
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Freddie Hutchinson
Bobby Shantz
Bengals
New York
Indians
Detroit
Boston
New Yorkers
Chicago White Sox
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Showdowns and Individuals
Donald Smith and Claude Triplett led the night with 134 and 128 respectively and Triplett added a 361 set. Coca Cola moved to first place with a series of team games, aided by Keller's 146 and Renner’s 132 across three decisive matches.
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Donald Smith
Claude Triplett
Triplett
Graize & Bro
Elks Club
Bill Moore
Bev Bailey
Glaize & Bros
Dick Carter
Bill Boden
Clearbrook Woolen
Bayliss & Patterson
Coca Cola
Bell Clothes
Roland Keller
Bill Baker
Baker
Dick Renner
Coca Cola Boys
Thurston Clevenger
Va. Woolen Co
Snapp
Foundry
Doug Chaney
Clevenger
Va. Woolen
el Keller
Devenger
Leo Smallwood
Dr. Pepper
Valley Fruit & Candy
Coca .Cola
Glaizer& Bro
Snapp’s Foundry
Columbia Baking Co
Valley Service
Maurice Foreman
Roland Kel Jer
Cocaola
Social Notes from Gore and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Gore Stotler hosted relatives and friends including Lillian Boyce Alfred and Nancy Boyce and Virginia Miler of Bloomington. Visitors included Wilson Sirbaugh and A F Olinger Jr of Winchester. Mrs Kellar of Hagerstown teaches in Sidney Gore School. Hospital and mobility updates noted.
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Roy Hoak, Jr
Roy Hoak
Charles
Strayer’s College
Washington
Roy Jr
Manassas
Robert Odom
Bobby
Fort Belvoir
W. A. Wolford
Shenandoah Silica Co
Gore
Lee Sirbaugh
Marjory Sirbaugh
Charles Brill
Ceciliane
Wardensville
W.a
Roy Michael
Matt Dunlap
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Peyton Dunlap
Dunlap
James Wood High preps for second tough game at Waynesboro
James Wood High School, coming off a 46 0 loss to Harrisonburg, faces Waynesboro in District 5 action. Coach Harry Coughran keeps the lineup with Tom Reardon at right tackle and Brannon calling plays as JW plans an improved ground game. The 31 man squad departs at 3 30 p m by bus for the 8 pm kickoff. another bus may follow.
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James Wood High School
Waynesboro
Harrisonburg High School
Frederick County
Little Giants
Waynesboro High
Clifton Fi
Harry Coughran
Coughran
Tom Reardon
Ray Morrison
Dorsey
Nicholson
Lockhart
Crim
Shirley
White
Reardon
Brannon
Franklin and Bailey
Selections From Local Notices Include Harvests and Visits
Apple harvest began with bountiful crops and peach harvest finished well. Visitation planned by Mount Hebron Church, revival meetings to begin Oct 16. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Howard visited friends in Washington. Sgt. Harry Pugh moved from near Tokyo to Korea. Capon Bridge resident Roy Samuel Giffin called by Army. Ethel Wolford visited Martinsburg, W Va. Sidney Gore School without a janitor. St Francis Xavier buried at Goa in Portuguese India.
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Mount Hebron
Lula Giffin
Smithy Pugh
Matt Howard
Washington
Arthur Pugh
Harry Pugh
Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Army
Roy Samuel Giffin
Capon Bridge
Baxter Giffin
Ethel Wolford
Fannie Stewart
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sidney Gore
Softball Playoffs Set With Local Teams Tonight
Weather permitting the City League post season final between J W Arthur Insurance Co and Royal Crown Cola will play at 8 p m tonight. If rain forces a postponement the game will be moved to tomorrow. A preliminary at 7 0 features Hershey Pints versus Winchester Lionettes.
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J. W. Arthur Insurance Co
Royal Crown Cola
Hershey Pints
Winchester Lionettes
Oil Meeting Set At George Washington Hotel
The Oil Industries Information Committee will hold an open meeting Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel for all oil industry employees. The session aims to finalize plans for Oil Progress Week October 15 21 with C W Hopkins Richmond state chairman presiding and C E Hofer area chairman hosting.
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Oil Industries Information Committee
George Washington
C. W. Hopkins
Oil Industries Information
Richmond
C. E. Hofer
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Wilson
Fisherville
Kle
Higgs
Shendon
Kaknis
Holinger
Kles
Hart
Lake
Boyd
Clark
Iice
Blackburn Nald Wilson
D Maddox
John Kaknis
Ful Hotinger
Bane Casualty
Musee
Loveeen
Claassen
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
Kansas
Iowa State
Colorado
Arizona State
Tempe
Brigham Young
Stanford
San Jose State
Kansas State
UCLA
Oregon
Texas A & M
Nevada
San Francisco
Tulsa
Washington State
Utah State
Idaho
Utah
College of Pacific
St. Mary’s
Major
Ring & Patton Distributors
A.L. Race
Ralph Roden
Dians
A’s
Bob Hooper
Charley Keller
Ferris Fain
Hoot Evers
Evers
Don Kolloway
Ed Ford
White Sox
Yankees
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Lemon
Wynn
Columbia Rolls
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Hill
Taniou
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main
St.Francis Xavier
Goa
Portuguese, India
Alas
Duquesne Ye
Pilsener
Duquesne Brewing Co
Winchester
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