Armel Memorial Handicap crowns Luther Stanley in men's division
In the second annual Woody Armel Memorial Handicap Tournament at Health Center Lanes Luther Stanley of Culpeper won the men's division with a 716 set and 812 including pins, earning 300 dollars. Frances Harding of Fredericksburg took the women's top prize of 765 with a 709 scratch plus 66. Winchester bowlers claimed second in both divisions led by Larry Clark and Louise Armstrong. A total of 222 bowlers, 166 men and 56 women, participated in the event honoring the late bowler Woody Armel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Armel
Winchester
Larry Clark
Louise Armstrong
Clark
Bowling League Scores and Standings Across Local Clubs
A detailed recap of multiple leagues shows Berryville Exxon and allies posting wins in the B League while Third Base and Cooper's Jewelers posted strong team scores. Individual leaders include Judy Clark, Maxine Miller, and Carl Frye's Winchester Mobile Homes, with diverse results across Mixed Industrial, Ladies Commercial, Church League, and Tuesday Housewifs play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Barbour
Berryville Exxon
Smalls Florists
Burcham & Price Garage
Smith's Gulf
Cooper's Jewelers
S&h Green Stamps
Shenandoah Pride
Snow White Grill
Shade Equipment
Henkel-Harris
Rubbermaid
Eugene Line
Paul Carper
Jackie Billmyer
Judy Clark
Philip McKee
Pete Whitlock
Bill Boden
Briscoe Ginn
Floyd Luttrell
Eugene Estep
Big Three
The
Untouchables
Duckhands
Deadwoods
Rubbers
Ronnie Lockhart
Jim Anderson
Jim Stead
Saum's Jewelers
GAA
Model T’s
Over the Hill Gang
Perry Engineering
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Franklin Auto Service
Valley Pike Tire & Battery
Tab
Rudy's Garage
Webbtown Market
Winchester Beauty & Barber Supplies
Jean Pitta
Mary Ann Lamp
Susie Marr
B & M Market
Kraker Jax
St. Johns
White Hall
Braddock St. Methodist
Baptist
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Catholic
Burnt Factory No. 2
Jean DuVall
Jack DuVall
Richard Bancaster
Frye
Saum
Jewel
Gilbert Taylor
Evan Creswell
Eugene Easter
Bob Boden
Terry Funkhouser
Ed Clevenger
Glen Luttrell
Artie Kiracofe
Lawrence Pope
Willie Slonaker
Carl Frye
Winchester Mobile Homes
Funkhouser
Texaco
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Sleepers
Pinettes
Team No
Dr. James’ Health Club
Miss Joan's Studio of Dance Art
Goode & Johnson Insurance
Triangle Texaco
Holiday Inn-Fast
Allegheny Freight and Hubcaps
LaMar Sloan Ford
Maxine Miller
Major League Leaders by The Associated Press Baseball stats
National League leaders include B Williams bats .335 and Bench with 40 homers. Rose 192 hits and Brock 61 steals pace NL. Pitching notes Nolan 14-5 and 2.05 era. Carlton 292 strikeouts. American League leaders show Carew .317 and Rudi 179 hits. D Allen 113 RBIs and D Allen 37 homers. Nelson 46 steals.
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Associated Press
National League
B.williams
Chi
Baker
Atl
Morgan
Cin
Wynn
Hun
Rose
Brock
Stl
Cedeno
Montanez
Phi
Bowa
Min
D.allen
Rudi
Oak
Murcer
Mayberry
Hifs
Piniella
Fisk
Ben
Local Tournament Results Highlight Runners Up
In the men division Punchy Bromley placed third with a second place to an unnamed rival, while Jean Pitta finished second in the ladies division and Ellen Hamilton took third. The event raised 50 dollars for the Breath of Life Campaign in Winchester and Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punchy Bromley
Jean Pitta
Ellen Hamilton
Breath of Life
Winchester
Frederick County
Texas Tech game tests Texas in Lub bock showdown
Texas faces Texas Tech in a key Southwest Conference clash after Tech routed Utah and New Mexico, while Texas wary of a poised opponent as both teams seek a conference crown. The column previews multiple top games with notes on Notre Dame, Michigan, USC, and others shaping the weekend slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Texas Tech
Texas
Lubbock
Texas Longhorns
Red Raiders
Utah
New Mexico
Darrell Royal
Miami
Fla
Tech
Jim Carlen
Longhorns
Tulane
Michigan
Georgia
West Virginia
Stanford
Satchel Paige
California
Michigan State
USC
John McKay
Southern Cal
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Buffs
North Carolina
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Buckeyes
Iowa
Penn State
Hawkeyes
Lions
Pen State
Oregon
UCLA
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
Bulldogs
Ilinois
Washington
Ilini
Southern
Cal
Illinois
Rutgers
Princeton
NHL Announces 624-Game 56th Season Schedule
The 56th NHL season begins Oct 7 with seven games. The league adds Atlanta Flames and New York Islanders, expanding to 624 games total and 78 more than last season. The 25 week schedule ends April 1. Each team plays 78 games.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
NHL
Atlanta Flames
New York Islanders
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local High School and College Games
A dense listing of Thursday through Saturday sports events includes junior and sophomore football in Frederick County Loudoun Valley Leesburg and surrounding schools. Friday features multiple high school football matchups with Clarke Loudoun James Wood Fauquier and others. College football shows Ferrum at UVA and Virginia at Duke among others, with notable regional teams listed for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Frederick Co
Loudoun Valley
Stafford
James Wood
Osbourn
Handley
Mercersburg Academy
RMA
Jefferson County
Broad Run
Virginia
Duke
Maryland
Syracuse
Eton
Shepherd
West Virginia
Stanford
Unclear entertainment entries listed for Charles Town
Fragmentary notes mention names such as Boot's Sister Sweet Robert The Green Tie Queens Sugar Tuff As Milton Joey Lukas Google Apeene and Donlands. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the readable text.
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Boot
Sweet Robert
Queens Sugar
Tuff
Milton
Joey Lukas
Google
Apeene
Donlands
John Shaw
Gustines
Lewis
Gangster Jake
Daring Bullah
Minny Wag
F. Kratz
Hoot's Sister
John
Little Faye
Cape
Mr. Ha Ha
Kirk
T. Pappy
Swilloff
Benjamin
Little Archer
Peters
Southern Tune
Moogen
Miss Kalgan
Jamie Sue
Depalo
Willie
Passing Dream
Marrone
Ben
C.C. Smith
B. Beau
San Fran
Riley
Diamond Jake
Nuckols
Countess Ribot
Trizada
Thor
Smail
Becky’s Cloud
Wunder Bright
Louviere
Zing Zong
David Gray
Cedric’s Star
Feliciano
Trizacia
Dalgo
Buck Hall
Sky Jr
Johnston
Lucky Enuff
N. Wit
Ole Roman
Grove
Rose
N. Charger Dy
Canada Miss
Governor Man
Exacta
Sanders
Big Casino
Sam
Samco
Mr. A.B
Fall Fox
Khalibird
Panzerattack
Danang
Dee’s Peb
Castaneda
Ellen
Joey Lubas
Hedge
Canizo
Lady Gus
F.W. Kratz
Ye Castle Inn
Jett
Miss
Jimbo
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Jewel Box
Coca Cola
No Names
Taylor
French Room
Exxon
Leona Buckner
Helen Richard
Mae Taylor
Marie Longerbeam
Margaret Douglas
Danny Eastep
Cindy Eastep
Ralph Curry
Jim Hughes
Health Center
Major League
Bobby Bowden
Bowden
Armstrong
Gene Sine
Purdue
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Alex Agase
Bowling Green
Boilermakers
Tennessee
Auburn
Birmingham
Bill Battle
Wisconsin
Louisiana State
Florida State
Kansas
David Jaynes
Gary Huff
Commonwealth
J. Barton
M. Ricketts
K. Williams
H. Hines
B. Milhon
R. Johnson
J. Crawford
A. Williams
J. Baltimore
S. Shuman
D. Davis
Peacemaker
G. V. Williams
M. Carter
J. Carroll
D. Cooper
S. Husett
S. Hardman
T. Haas
S. Garber
J. Scott
I Lane
Albemarle
James Wood Woodbridge
Stonewall
Fauquier
Gar Field
James Monroe
Ae Sss Clg Ag NC
War Memorial Park
Lamar Sloan Ford Inc
Jaycees
Walkes Ave
Ayler
North Martinsburg
Stonewall Jackson
Loudoun County
Clarke County
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
F.H. Jr
Beau
Roberts
Dowlands
Big Bond
Cold Hero
Bell
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