Crenshaw Leads Handley Past Allegany 13 0 Opener
In Fort Hill Stadium 4200 fans watched Handley open with a 13 0 advantage over Allegany as Crenshaw scored twice on a 70 yard kickoff return and a 9 yard run. Handley’s defense forced turnovers and interceptions while Oates and Potts paced the Judges on offense.
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Crenshaw
Handley
Allegany
Charlie Tait
Fort Hill Stadium
Russell Potts
Gerald Horton
Potts
Oates
Plank
Hi Way Market Dominates New 515 League Opener
Hi Way Market starts the New 515 Average Limit League at Health Center Lanes with a 1712 set and 1712 team total, led by OLee Jackson's 561. Shickle tops with 395 in a 603 561 548 team game spree, as Hi Way Market posts strong 508 season average and clears ~200 pins over.
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Hi Way
Olee Jackson
HiWay Market
Sanitary Dairy
C. B. Shickle
Bill Keyton
Bill Brown
High Game Mark Sets Season Record In Church League Bowling
United Brethren No. 1 led by Ronnie Shickle Sam McCall Elwood McIntyre Paul Carper and Bill Keyton posted a 1695 set and won three Church League games over Cork St Christian. Keyton 136 373 and Carper 132 1367 led the high scoring winners while Cork St paced by Bucky Whitacre and Bill Shenk split with Braddock St. Methodist as the loop standings tighten. Grace Bible Fellowship upset United Brethren No 2 as Congregational Christian and other teams posted scores in a busy three game week.
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United Brethren No. 1
Ronnie Shickle
Sam McCall
Elwood McIntyre
Paul Carper
Bill Keyton
Cork St. Christian
Keyton
Carper
Bucky Whitacre
Bill Shenk
Cork St
Briscoe Ginn
Dick Renner
Braddock St. Methodist
Market St. Methodist
Jackie Billmyer
Kenzil Timbrook
Market St
Braddock St
Market St's
Charlies Crisman
Golden Rule
Church of Christ
Elmer Allen
Harry Collins
Mt. Pleasant
Lutheran
Grace Bible Fellowship
United Brethren
Luray Hands James Wood First 1957 Defeat In 19-0 Shutout
Luray defeated James Wood 19-0 to hand the Colonels their first loss after a streak of 16 straight shutouts. Arthur Nicholson scored for Luray in the first and fourth quarters, while JW threatened early but could not convert a touchdown. Key JW players included Dennis Lee, John Hepler, Bill Sydnor, and Tom McTiernan, with Jim Hoover absent due to illness.
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James Wood
Luray
Montevideo
Colonels
Elkton
Colonel
Strasburg
Charles Town
Warren County
Luary
Arthur Nicholson
Bulldogs
Nicholson
Pares
Dennis Lee
John Hepler
Bill Sydnor
Tom McTiernan
Jim Hoover
Othe Ek
Ted
P Broadway
Shenandoah
Clarke County
Scrambling Cards Headed for Crash With NL Leaders
Milwaukee Braves beat the Cubs to reduce the magic number to 65 and stay tied with St. Louis near the pennant race. The Cardinals won 7-5 in 10 innings on Joe Cunningham’s homer while Milwaukee’s win kept them two games back as Chicago fell behind. In the American League, the Yankees narrowed their magic number to 2 after a 7-4 win over Boston and Cleveland beat Chicago 3-2 as Williams homered late.
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Cardinals
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Joe Cunningham
Milwaukee
Cubs
Crosley Field
Braves
Warren Spahn
Don McMahon
Spahn
St. Louis
N. Y
RBI
Jackie Jensen
Bob Grim
Ford
Baseball Standings and Results National League Update
The Associated Press compiles the National League standings with Milwaukee leading at 89 57 and St Louis 61 58. Results include Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2, St Louis 7 Cincinnati 5 in 10 innings, Milwaukee 9 Chicago 3, New York at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow schedules list multiple intercity games.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Brooklyn Fl
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago IL
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson Denies Bribe Offers in Boxing Career
The State Athletic Commission orders an inquiry after Sugar Ray Robinson says he rejected many bribe offers to throw fights during his career. He announced the remarks at a Greenwood Lake training camp press conference yesterday.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
Greenwood Lake
Boxer's Bribe Reporting Fine Spurs Commission Action
The commission vows a public hearing into boxing bribe reporting failures after Rob inson’s lengthy news interviews. Robinson, fined 500 dollars and suspended previously, faces discipline post his title defense against Carmen Basilio at Yankee Stadium Monday night with the session date to be fixed at Monday’s meeting.
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Commission
Robinson
Julius Helfand
Carmen Basilio
Yankee Stadium
Wildcats overwhelm Clarke County 26 to 0 in Berryville
Warren County dominates Clarke County with Henry scoring twice and Kendall throwing a key TD pass as Warren rolls to a 26 0 victory at Berryville. Dennis Reed opened scoring on a 45 yard run and Riley added a late kick.
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Warren County
Wildcats
Mincemeat
Clarke County
Eagles
Berryville
Warren
Gene Kendall
Cowboy Henry
Henry
Kendall
Dennis Reed
Ola Stuart
Broadway
Handley
Strasburg
Don Maphis
CCHS
Gene Stockner
Reed
Paydirt
Riley
Bobby Barr
Barr
Donnie Fuller
Peter Levi Quick
Clarke
Warren Bobble
Wildcat
Levi
Bobby Nuke
Burr
Leroy Tomblin
Fagies
Rileyy
Eagies
Mike Berryman
VPI Surprises Tulane in 1957 opener
Virginia Tech upset Tulane 14 13 before 30 000 at Sugar Bowl Stadium New Orleans. Fullback Bobby Conner led Tech with two first half touchdowns as Tulane failed to convert after a late rally. UCLA crushed Air Force 47 0 and Davidson beat Catawba 26 7.
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Oklahoma
Pitt
Texas A&m
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Tulane
New Orleans
Bobby Conner
Tech
Green Wave
Tommy Warner
UCLA
Air Force Academy
Davidsons
Catawba
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Snapp
Bill Sitter
Beall
Rock Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Turner Ashby
District 10
Liuray
Hunter Maddox
Donnie Oates
Horton
Terry Plank
Gary Shook
Glen Davis
Wenrich
Loewendick
Wayne Shook
Othe
Harry Grimes
Allengany
Handley Stoffer
LE Nelson Sutter
Plank, Bell, Hart
Doug Rainsberger
Australia
The
Evening Star
Winchester
O'Sullivan
Moose
H & P Cities Services
Leggett’s
Crisman Cleaners
Acme Market
Cammer Tire Co
Brown
Sanitary
H & P Service O'Sullivan Crisman Cleaners
Moose Acme
Lee Jackson Sanitary Dairy Leggetts
Church Loop
Turk Wingfield
Congregational Christian
Wingfield
Renner
Kerton
Braddock
Congregational
RCA Victor
Call For Freedom Blue & Electrical
Waynesboro
Archie Manuel
Jas. Wood Pas
Sprinkle
LE Painter
Evans
Burner Renner
Pultz
Sydnor
Grandstaff Boyce
Long McTiernan
Swartz Lee
Dovel Goode
Secrist
Adams
Wiatrowski
Ambrose Anderson
Riverton
North Fork South Fork
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Sugar Ray
Johnny’ 8 Sport Shop
W. Boscawen Bt
Henry, Kendall Star
Wildcat Power
Levi Kendall
Duke
Lewis
Campbell
White
Emmart
Reed, Kendall
D. Riley
VPI
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock St
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