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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Side-Line Shorts:

LARRY HAMMER, the
big part the winning the school baseball
Christophers past
team IN Coach Petey Jacobs the the
Saints 60 High
Hammers three hits included d
MEL ROACH might well ask the how good do
have be? The
the AA Southern % RIBS the
best they
of the Glass South Atlantic than
the Milwaukee
Braves who him When
experienced Frank DPrma back Atlanta IA Wichita
he took second SO the directive the Milwaukee front office
required that Maseu Mel when
Virginia grid quarterback somewhere be
day where doube-play potential
needs polishing.
LEW BRANDT the Randolph Macon pitched
for the Farmyle while working the
shifted this
League Boney
during the 81 and SIS of independent ball
LITTLE EIGHT BASEBALL statistics show 1ampden Sydney
conference champs had the
and RIBS Freshman Tommy batting loops
third best; Humphreys
home tied five SKATERS other schools the best effort while
Wayne McLean RIB production
performers
BLuESTONE HIGHS athletic quite athletic
program IN addition to the usual three the
felded track team and golf team this year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

pionship race was Goochland who
lost two games in league play To
rank second to Cumberland Cum
berland beat them once and Caro-
line the other time
Coach +. II. Vassar Is already
looking forward to next year. ana
in spite of the way coaches are
suppose to predict dire things for
next season. Vassar can't help but
smile little as he relates that
he has only one senior on the
team. The only player to be lost
via graduation will be left-hand
ed pitcher, Bobby Murphy
In considering his successful
season, Vassar says IT is due
mainly to evenly matched team
" All the boy pulled together, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Homer's Gone, Thank Goodness:

the College hardly
what like edit squad
rubbing starting ivory
the
Admittedly the the
wealth young
Roanoke staff
well college
Basis came season right our door
step the track field Valley
into the a
Homer ought professor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Amelia, Cartersyille
Play Here Tonight

Montia Kennedy, one time
pride of New Yorh's Pa,s
Grounds, now keeping Amelia a
contender in the James River
League, Will BIZ in Farmyil,e
tonight Fsidayl when Amelia
and Cartersvi!ls play their reg
uiar league game here
The game was originally
scheduled for SUNDAY after
noon 1T cartersville, but was
shifted here when ii was learn
ed Z Friday engagement this
week suited most of the players
better.
In the lineup for Manager
w. H Anferson's CartcrsyiiIe
nine will be five Farmvilie
PLAYERS. Lacy Cumbey. Billy
Franklin. John Hubbard Gerald
Duncan and Jack Quinn
Game time is p. III.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
League Record IL
League Record IL
Dukes Win District d Championship

Despite a 80 loss to Goochland
last week. Cumberland High
School won the District D base
ball Championship There was no
pressure on the last game. be-
cause the Dukes already had the
district championship in the bag
Playing under the lights they lost
by one run as the game went into
extra innings
Marshall Smith pitched and got
his first league loss which was
the only league game the Dukes
lost this season. Cumberland end
ed its league competition with I
wins and the one loss to Gooch-
land. Their overall mark stands
at 9l3. Included are two f0rfeits
on the part Of Caroline.
Closest contender in the cham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
SUELME VIEWS
BY JOHN STICK
Sheep-Skin Swan-Song:

Commencement for the winning the neatly printed
passport into the haassd arried challenging world It's day
excitement consider the
coaches Gmer chest of manpowr
athletes IS beyond
further reach of the practice routine
Coaches however they sigh their losses which
replacement problems
they'll the
the right after the formal
commencement exercices = wherever they
college school managed to work both
athletics successfully achieved real niche He
of
malice
college education and it
old friendships memories newfound abilities and
others
devoted to tough
sports
sdelner extends congratu
lations and best wishes
Farmvie Randolph Laoon John Carson
Nobn Billy Hodges Howard Noel George
Thorpe. Ellis Dunkum Robert Fowkes.
H-SC Frazer, McVey
Warren Carter. Russ Hocomb Bill 1yne George Grinnan Jim
Wiley Frank Odom, Charlie and Billy Will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Oak Grove Revival
Homecoming Planned

Revival services will begin at Oak
Grove Chapel near New Canton the
rrst Sunday IN July Homecoming
viii bc observed on that day. with
II picnic lunch on tie grounds.
Two services at II am. and
pan. Sunday and each evening Mon
day through Friday at pm will
be conducted BY Rev w c. Hughes.
retired AtVonia minister
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Brodshow Wins No. S
Team Standings

Tommy Bradshaw made his
fifth consecutive Goochland
James River League pitching VIC
tory a big one as the Goochland
moundsman came out a 81 vim
ner over Montia Kennedy and
his Amelia nine Sunday afternoon
at Amelia.
The win gave Manager Charlie
Pitts team undlsputed possession
OF first place as it broke the SO
stalemate with which the teams
entered the first vital game Of
the season,
The loss dropped Amelia into
second place with 81 record.
two games ahead Of Powhatan in
third place.
Archie Goodwin was on the
mound for PoWhatan as Manager
Mickey Morris nine retained its
hold on third place with a 1910
defeat OF ArvoDia. Goodwin. the
football, baseball and track
standout who just graduated at
POwhatan High. also had good
day at the plate for a double
contribution to his teams win.
Paul Sheridan's Orchid squad
jumped from sixth place to q
fourth-place tie with Arvonia BY
taking a s to 4 win oyer Cumber-
land on the Cumberland diamond
Ryan pitched steadily for the dis
lance in winning the verdict
Gainesville Wa the inactive
team tor the week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

June ID - Friday CreWe at
Farmville; Victoria at Randolph
Henry. June Is Tuesday:
Crewe at Randolph Henry, Vic
toria at Farmville.
June 81 Friday: Randolph
Henry at Crewe; Farmville at
Victoria; June Is Tuesday:
Victoria at Crewe; Randolph
Henry al Farmville.
June 81 Friday: Crewe at
Victoria; Farmville at Randolph
Henry.
July 2 Tuesday Crewe at
Farmyille; Victoria at Randolph
Henry. July 5 Friday. Farm
vile at Crewe. Randolph Henry
at Victoria.
July 9 Tuesday. Randolph
Henry at Crewe; Victoria at
Farmville: July IL - Friday.
Ciewe at Randolph Henry; Farm
vile at Victoria.
July Is Tuesday: Crewe at
Victoria; Farmyille at Randolph
Henry July l9 Friday Vic
toria at Crewe; Randolph Henry
at Farmville.
Rained out games will be made
up on off nights by coaches in
yolved
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
All Summer High
Loop Games Will
Be After Dark

Play ID the four-team summer
high school league opens next
week with Farmville, Crewe, Vic
toria and Randolph Henry all in
action.
The two-games-a-week 10 p
Will get underway next Tuesday
night, June IL, and work through
a l2-game schedule lasting until
July 10. A play-off then may fol-
low.
Tuesday nights opening games
match Farmville and Crewe at
Crewe and Victoria and Ran
dolph- Henry at Victoria.
The teams, composed of play
ers from the past seasons squads.
including seniors, will play each
Tuesday and Friday night, once
al home, once on the road
Since Victoria is Installing
lights. all teams will play after
shutdown contest. The schedule.
after Tuesdays openers, is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

That's what OF athletes
graduate Powhaan Johnny
Ed Merrick,
The Spider the touchdown
fine should football the
college
field, there's question summary.
Goodwin, with varsity letters
than athlete history the school, foot
ball haback touchdowns the
dams rolled
Group play
Boggs So heavier than Goodwin
slot
kicking. prospect
pitching outfied
hit $50 this than
pitching
Goodwin of pitching specialist had 1872 school
hurting record we'll this
also a track a broadjumper
The will
the Indians entirely
Cuidon standous before fighting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Crewe High Schools i'll base
ball record was the best compiled
IN District 3 giving Coach Bob
Golubics Railroaders the crown
held year ago by Randolph
Henry.
Park Views Dragons, with an
50 win-lost record, finished IN
second place.
A 81 loss TO fourth-place Ran
dolph Henry was the only blemish
on the Railroaders record - one
of the best ever compiled by the
Blue squad
Coach Golubic counted heavily
on the strong pitching arms Of
Sterling Horner 500 and jim
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Ballsville men women and
teenagers Ballsville Home Dem
onstration club Is looking fol- yon
The women are sponsoring es-
adjustment Of d Ground Observ-
er post i'll Ballsyille, and have is
sued invitations to all of those
interested to attend 4 meeting No
Mt Moriah church at 8 y IA.
Monday June 10
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

We played as team, said the
happy coach.
Fast ball pitcher, Marshall Smith
was singled out for extra praise
BY Vassar, and he called Garnett
and Womack his biggest hitters.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Episcopalian Youth
TO Have a Picnic

Farmville District Episcopal
Young Peoples Fellowship Will
have picnic at Bear Greek Lake
Monday. June 10, at $3.50 p m
The district comprises Episco-
pal churches in Powhatan. Amel-
ia. Blackstone. Farmville, Apo
mattox and Gainesville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
.Arvonian Promoted

pyt. Keith Bryant. Of u S Army.
63 Engineers battalion now sta
toned IN Germany. has been pro-
NOTED to private FIRST class
Tic is the son Of Mrs. Louise
Bryant q Arvonia. and works as
rechamc in the motor pool
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Red Sox To Meet
Petersburg Nine
Here Saturday
Pierce, Noblin
Added To Town
Squad Roster

The Farmville Red Sox will be
host to the Woodpecker Lodge
nine of Petersburg here Saturday
night in the seasons third game
for Manager Vicente MIXERS
SQUAD
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

When SGT James Mcguire joined
the Naval aviation camp at Annapo-
lis, Md. as d mechanic on Noyem-
Der 8, 1872, tx became the first EN-
hslAd mar In Marine Corps- aviation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Brodshow Wins No. 5
Goochland Whips Amelia 81 10 Take
First Place In James River League

Pow hatan III Golchland Ftl-
lay, s " mn
Aryonia at Orchid
Amelia al Cartersville
Cumberland bye
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

were unable To make THE teip to
Altavista
Walker Noblin, vino backstop-
ped for the Farmville High VOL
verines this season. also has been
added to the Sox player roster.
Noblin. whose speciality Is the ex-
ira base hit, contributed a double
lin the Sox contest Saturday
night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Ill Mark Best In Loop
Railroaders Chug TO District Title

my May CO. in guiding the
squad to the league leadership.
Only two 800 hitters were ID the
line-up but the Railroaders
backed up strong pitching with
the loops best defensive Gordon,
The two FINGERS limited the OPP
position in IL starts to 20 runs.
averaging less than two par game
Greensville County High fin
ished strong to take third place,
with the Statesmen OF Randolph
Henry fourth The other schools,
in order Of finish. were
Victoria. Brunswick Bucking-
ham, Farmville Blackstone, Amel-
ia. Bluestone and Kenbridge
Evening star., 1957-12-25

The Columbia Country
Club was the scene last
night for the Christmas eve
tee dance honoring Miss
Lynn Harrison Adams.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Francis Adams and
Miss Mary Anne Horner.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander M. Horner.
In the receiving line were
the debs and their parents
as well as another debutante.
Miss Jeremy Hardy. who win
bow tomorrow night at q
ball at the Washington Club.
Jeremy wore . red lace dress
and carried white carna-
tions.
For the festive occasion
beauteous Lynn Adams wore
. heavy silk faille taffeta
dress designed with steel cut
bugle beads and crystals en-
crusting the bodice.
The fun back was draped
with q pretty bow and she
carried on old-fashioned bou-
Quet Of red carnations.
Petite and attractive Mary
Anne Horner chose q creamy
white taffeta gown with net
piped In white velvet and
featuring q debutante-type
bouffant skirt. She also
carried an old-fashioned
bouquet of red carnations.
On the floor committee
were Mr.. Russell M. King,
jr.. Mr.. william Bayfield, Sd.
Mr.. Joseph J. Smith Sd. Mr..
John Thomas Cahill. Mr..
Charles o. Pratt, Mr.. Parker
Harrell. Mr.. Johnathan
Friendly. and Messrs. San
ford and James Larson.
O,it-of- f-town guests attend
ing the dance we're: Miss
Judith Sheldon and Miss De-
anna Layer Of New York and
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Two DebutdnteS
.Honored ut Dance

Miss Ann Crymes of VIII
mington. Del.
Miss Adams is the grand
daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Francis Adams.
Her maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bir-
beck Harrison.
Miss Horner is the grand
Evening star., 1957-12-25

daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
d. Horner Of Lynchburs. Va.
and Mrs. John W. Speake Of
spartansburg. s. C. and the
late Or. 6peake.
Lynn and Mary Anne
graduated last June from the
National Cathedral School
for Girls and are nov in their
freshman year at Sweet
Briar. They were presented
TO society at the annual Deb
utante Cotillion and Thanks
giving Ball on November 20
+, at the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
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different DothmUe listed under Ouu which
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The SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. o. c.
August 70. 1857
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Ce|tics Defeated
By Rochester

ROCHESTER. N, Y. Mar.
R.-Maurice Stokes scored hall
of his "a points in the fourth
quarter today to lead the Ro-
chester Royals to a 96-87 victory
over the Boston Celtics in q
nationally televised National
Basketball Association game.
The former st. Francis PA )
star also picked off 20 rebounds
to set a new league record OF
l.l66 with five games remaining
Stokes did his most effective
shooting in the last nine min
utes. With Boston in front, U.s.
70. the 6-foot-7 MIA sophomore
hit on two successive jump shots
to put the Royals ahead
The loss put of until another
day Boston's clinching party in
the Eastern Division. The Gel
tics. still playing without ace
Bob Cousy who has a knee in
jury. are sure of at least a tie
and need one victory in their
last six remaining games fol
the undisputed title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
.CoIoniuIs Out
OF Tourney as
Davidson Wins

DAVIDSON, N. c., Mar. 2 up
-Davidsons basketball team up
set Virginia Tech tonight. 71-55
to clinch eighth place in the
Southern Conference standings
and a place in next weeks tour.
nament at Richmond.
The victory knocked George
Washington. previously tied with
Davidson. out Of a chance tc
make the tournament.
Davidson finished with a As
conference record while third.
place Virginia Tech has 1875.
RICHMOND, Mar. . up. =
Richmond. making good use OF
accuracy at the foul line. came
from behind in the second hall
tonight TO beat William & Mary
1918, in a Southern Conference
basketball game. Richmond, in
nth place in the conference. has
a 81 record and WIN, sixth
has I'LL.
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Pitcher Signed
For Senators Farm

Earl Liston Furlow, jr.. Of
Fort Smith. Ark. a l9-year-old
righthanded pitcher, has been
signed by the Senator's for their
Chattanooga farm club. it was
announced yesterday.
Furlow, who stands 6-foot 6
and weighs POS pounds. pitched
81 innings in the Arkansas
State American Legion finals OF
1855 and famed an average OF
two an inning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Coast League
Approves Sale

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 2 L4)
Pacific Coast League directors
tonight unanimously approved
sale of the Los Angeles franchise
by the Chicago Cubs to the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Leslie O'Connor, league presi-
dent, said documents on file
answer sufficiently" all ques-
tions raised regarding Brooklyn's
recent purchase OF the franchise
and Wrigley Field in Los Angeles
Two directors who had dis
sented. Emil Sick of Seattle and
Fred David of Sacramento, said
what they had heard and read
at the meeting satisfies them the
Dodgers intend to operate the
Coast League on a major league
basis.
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Coach Stricken

HANOVER. Pa. Mar. 2 (P).--
Jim Boyer. varsity baseball coach
at Western Maryland College,
has been hospitalized here as a
result Of heart attack suffered
last Wednesday. Charley Ravens,
retiring athletic director and
football coach at Western Mary
land, has been asked TO coach
the baseball team this season,
pending Boyer's return.
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Wallace Gains With A;
WoIfpock Spills Deocons

COLUMBIA. S. c., Mar. 2 Up.
South Cardinals Grady Wal
lace. the Nations leading indi-
vidual scorer, closed his regular
college career tonight by pump
ing in A points as the Game
cocks overpowered Clemson. 49,
IS. Wallace's total boosted his
season average to 81 points per
game.
South Cardinals score broke
the university's field house rec
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ought to be reserved for theii
daddies. And the daddies could
get looks like that from their
boys if they'd Just take five
minutes a day to go out in the
yard and toss a ball back ano
forth. They'd find they would
have a new buddy"
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Colgate and Wesleyan
Will PIuy Area Mines

Two Eastern colleges have an
nounced baseball schedules which
will include Washington area
teams.
Colgate will play George
Washington April Is and Navy
on the nth. while Wesleyan
plays Howard April l and Ameri-
can U. April 4.
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Bulls Prep Bows
To Creenbrier Five

LEWISBURG, w. Va. Mar. 2
(SpeciaD.-Bullis Prep of Silver
Spring, Md. outScored Green
brier Military School by 10 field
goals but lost an 1911 decision
to host Greenbrier in the cham
pionShip final Of the Eastern Prep
School Inivtational basketball
tournament here tonight.
officials called 80 personal
fouls and six technicals on Bulls.
and Greenbrier made At of SO
free throws for the difference.
Seven Bulls players fouled out
and only three were on the court
during the last several minutes.
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Sievers Snubs
Raise; Clint's
Mood Mean
Continued from Page CT


Milt Boiling. The Senators, des-
perate for a centerfielder. now
may be willing to settle for Faye
Throneberry instead of Stephens.
Pitchers Camilo Pascual anc
Pete Ramos, both destined fol-
starting roles, checked in today
from Cuba. Still missing. but ex-
pected at any hour. are Short
stop Jose Valdivielso and Out
fielder Carlos Paula.
Meanwhile. Manager Chuck
Dresser is looking forward to a
chance to appraise the talent al
his disposal when the club plays
a squad game Tuesday.
Probable Lineups
Dressens own discovery. HaI
Norris. a Highlander who at
tended Central Washington Col
lege. will be one Of the pitchers
for Coach Cookie Lavagetto's
team. Other pitchers on Cookies
club will be Oscar Chinique. IL;
with Hobbs, N. Mex, last season
and Rene Nodarse, l1-6 with
Fort Walton Beach.
Dick Harris, 23-year-old son OF
the longtime major league man.
ager, Bucky, will be at second
base for LavagettoS team anc
will follow leadoff man Yost in
the batting order. Pete Runnels
will bat third and Sam Hill, who
played in Semipro ranks with
Bismarck. N. OAK. will play left
field and hit fourth. Jerry
Schoonmaker will play center
and bat fifth. He will be followed
by Neil Chrisley, rightfielder
Lyle Luttrell, shortstop, and
Catchers Lou Berberet and
George Burroughs, the latter an
Orlando boy who has been catch
ing batting practice.
Hernandez. 1874 with Char
lotte last season before moving
up for a brief test with the
Senators; Bobby Brown, 1879 at
Charlotte. and Bill Kearns. Is
10 at Hobbs, will pitch for Coach
Bill urges team.
Herb Plews will lead off and
play second base for urges.
He'll be follow we'd by Whitley Her
zog. first base: Dick Tettelbach
LETT field; Jim Lemon, right field;
Harmon Killebrew third base:
Karl Olson, center field. Waldo
Gonzalez. shortstop. and Ed
FITZGERALD and Guy Morton,
catchers.
Those lineups are subject to
revision because of aches and
blisters. Harris, for instance is
having difficulty swinging a bat
vigorously because of hand bis
tiers.
Dresser said he plans to play
another squad game Thursday
The Senators open their exhibit
ton slate Saturday when Kansas
City invades.
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GLOVES
Continued from Page c.

NVhtiHueu ITOm rage C-I
Washington being channel 7,
The Stars station.
In the Eastern show will be
representatives from Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, New Hamp-
shire and Connecticut, who box
under the banner OF the Lowell.
Mass Sun; Pittsburgh. But
falo Newark. New York. Hunting
ton. w. Va. Charlotte, N. c.,
Jacksonville and Peurto Rico.
Following the weighing and
physical examinations tomor-
row, the first-round parings will
be made. The early rounds on
Monday and Tuesday are set for
Sunnyside. with the semifinals
and finals at Madison Square
Garden Wednesday night.