The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-24

AMELIA, Aug. 23-The Amelia
Minor All Stars were unde-
feated Saturday night Aug. 49,
after winning over Blackstone
Monday, II 3, Buckingham,
Tuesday. ll3-l2), Charlotte C0un-
ty. Thursday, 1920 and Buck
'ingham again on Saturday night.
The game Saturday night was a
real thriller as Amelia edged
Buckingham 1915.
This is Amelia's first year Of
orga lied Little Boys Baseball
and the Minors were very happy
and proud Of winning the champ
ionship of the six-team tourna-
ment. A beautiful championship
trophy was awarded to the
Amelia Minor All-Stars after the
game Saturday night, with Buck
i'gham awarded the runner up
trophy and Charlotte County
winning the craftsmanship tro-
ply.
The Amelia Minor All-Stars
batting average for the tourna-
ment games was $40, with Doug
las Bollinger leading with an
average of .768.
The Amelia Minors who par.
ticipated in this tournament
were as follows: Sammy Armi.
stead. Douglas Bollinger, Ronnie
Bowles. Tom Epps. Don Flip
pen. Charles Goodman. Wayne
Gravely, Olin Hardy, Allen Hol
man, Stephen Lane. Mark Lane
Jerry Little. Charles Marshall
William Sexton. Allen Sydnor
and Richard Watkins.
George 0. Hardy, III, was the
manager with James B. Mar
shall, assistant.
The Auxiliary of the Little
Boys Baseball League has many
projects lined up for raising
funds to help build a regulation
ball park for the Little Boy.
League games. The first projec
will be a "RunImage Sale" Sat
urday. August Is on the MAR
street in Amelia from 9 to IL
Homemade fudge and lemonade
will also be on sale. The Aux
iliary would appreciate the sup
port and help of all interested
persons.
Attend Horse Show
Those from here attending the
Deep Run Horse Show, il
Goochland on Saturday were: Mr.
and Mrs. George o. Hardy, III.
and their daughter. Miss Mere
dith Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son Courier, Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
ME O'Neal and their son, Andy
and w. C. Jackson.
Mrs. Dale HARRISON and son
Robert Dale, of Carlisle, Pa.
arrived on Monday to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
Farrar, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton
and infant daughter. Sarah An
drew, of Greensboro. N. C..
who have been spending some
time with Mrs. Burton's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. K. T. WingO, re
turned to their home on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey j. Wingt
and son. David. of Roanoke, alst
spent the week end with the K
T. Wingos.
c. S. Farmer. Jr, of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Hatcher Thomp
son. Of Farmville, were. guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Farme
on Sunday.
Mrs. John B. Mason, of Farm
vile. was the week end guests O
Mrs. Ellis Williams.
At Sayler's Greek
Among those from Amelia at
tending the dedication service
at SaylerS Greek Battlefield OF
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
Farrar. Jr., and Sara HOllan
and Stephen Lee. Judge Valen
tine w. SOuthall. George o. Han
dy, Jr.. Judge Garland Jeffer
son, DR.. and Mrs. j. l.. Hammer
7. W. Hammer. Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton Wingo, Mr.. and Mrs. L
M. .Sanderson. Mrs. Ellis Wi
liams. Mrs. o. T. Cole, Mrs
j. E. Long. Mrs. j. E. Stone
Mrs. Patricia Simons and Mis-
Lucy Page Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob BEDFORD, G
Richmond. were Sunday guest
of her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
L. NJ Sanderson. On account &
a promotion. BEDFORD. who