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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Tigers Lose To Lynchburg IA

eighth as Garrett Davis walk
ed, Bobby Robertson followed
with a double and Tom Mcdaniel
beat out an infield hit. Dave
Trickler and Wavey ToWnes
added single to drive in runs be-
fore Hornet pitcher Len Frady
got Travis Tysinger on ground
er.
The Tigers scored their first
run in the sixth as Tom Nc
Daniel drove in the tally follow
ing hit batsman and an error.
Andrews and Parker, with two
hits each, including triples. led
the Hornet attack. Fred Mitchell,
Tysinger and Tom Mcdaniel got
two hits each for the Tigers.
The Bengals take on Old Do
minion College, who previously
downed H-SC, on Thursday aft
ernOOn at Death Valley.
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would be too wet to continue the
game, proceeded home. He was
replaced in left by Alex Skid
more when he didn't show up in
time to resume play. Frankie
arrived in time to see his team
mates take 6-2 win, however.
COACH LOUIS WACKER at
Hampden-Sydaey was talking
Tuesday about the District 3
track meet, held at Death VAL
ley last Saturday. Il saw some
real good track boys which sur
prlsed me quite a bit since
know that the schools don't go
out for track much in this dis
trict. These boys deserve a lot
of credit for working so hard
for this one track event of the
year. Two new records were
set, in the high jump and shot
put which shows that the boys
must have put some time and
effort in it." Seven District 3
schools participated in the track
meet.
RAY BARLOW, of Crewe. and
LARRY CLARY, of Lawrence
vile. two former District 3 stars
in all sports. are currently on
the N. c. State baseball squad.
Barlow won a starting role as
a pitcher after a couple of good
relief jobs for Coach Vic Sor-
rel, former Detroit professional.
Barlow IS also on the state Foot
ball squad.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Wild Cats >. Alley
Hawks 0; Colts |, Bull Dogs /,
and Tigers /, Champions |.
SUMMARY. Individual high
game Victor Gresham. %. Indi-
vidual high two game set Ronnie
Booth. 1871. Team high game
Colts, 1893. Team high set Wild
Cats, 76S.
STANDINGS: Bull Dogs 1872:
Wild Cats 1872; Colts 1872,
Champions 17-l3; Alley Hawks
1916, and Tigers 6-24.
BOWlcd Over so
Billy Johnson 1886. Davio
Harper 1885; Don Seoul n89 IS
Steve Shanaburger 80: Ronnie
Booth 9O-9l; Billy Carwile 90,
Victor Gresham 95; ankle
Lane 81; Chuck Noble 80, anc
Hurley Myrick 81.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10

Hanpden-Sydney dropped an
other Little Eight and Mason
Dixon Conference game Tuesday
afternoon as Lynchburg upset
the Tigers IA. picking up four
runs in the seventh inning.
Lynchburg opened the scoring
in the second off HIS starter
Mark Chinn on three Tiger err
ors and a double steal good for
two runs. The Hornets added
another in the sixth on singles
by Slick Andrews and Garland
Berry.
John Mcdaniel relieved Chinn
in the seventh with the bases
full and one out. Andrews
rou ne fly to center was
dropped, letting in one run and
Jim Howell followed with a two
run single.
Tiger Rally
The Tigers rallied in t h
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
H-SC Track Team
Edges RIM 62-60

Hampden-Sydney's mile relay
team, with Bill Caperton anchor
ing, won the final event Of the
Gay for a come from behind 81
60 win over Randolph Macon.
Caperton was high point man
for the day with 10 IA points,
winning boh the 40 and $50
yard runs.
Hampden-Sydne ad two
other double winners, Travis Da-
Wis in the high hurdles and in
termediate hurdles and John
Parrot in the discus and shot
put.
The Tigers are now "a for the
season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Farmer Homers Twice, Pitches
Three Hitter In PEA VictOru

The pitching and hitting of
Bobby Farmer led the Prince
Edward Academy Wolverines to
their fifth straight win, 81
victory over the CreWe Rail
roaders at Farmville Monday
night.
Farmer, a six foot, 10 ID.
freshman, provided just about
all the Academy's hitting at
tack. He s.roked a line-shot hon.
er over the right center field
fence in the fourth hiring for
the Wolves first tally and in the
big four-run fifth inning he poled
another homer over the bank in
right field He drove across four
OF his team S six runs.
Farmer had his troubles on
the m GUN d. however. though
CreWe could manage only three
hits. He walked a tc al of six
mer, hit one. and was behind on
about two-thirds Of the hi.ters.
His fielders gave him littl lie
help, though. as they committed
number of miscues to put him
IN the hole. Farmers record is
now Al
Another freshman, Leste +
Huskey, had a good night both
in the field and at bat. 1t was
HusE2y who started the big fifth
hiring with a single and he drove
in the final PEA run in the sixth
NJ, h double. Bill Bridgforth
doubled home the other run for
the Wolverines in the fifth.
The win gave PEA 50 sea
son record. Their next encounter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Dixie Youth

The Rotary and Jaycees open
ed the 1868 Dixie Youth League
season with as thrilling a ball
game as one could wish for. The
Rot ary defeated last years
champion JayceeS and Jackson
Chandler by 2-1 score.
Chandler and the Rotary S
Charlie Simonini locked UP in. a
tight pitching duel which saw
Chandler strike out II batters
and Simonim Is. Both pitchers
gave up just two hits. Ronnie
Booth collected both Rotar
hits off Chandler
The Rotary opened the scor-
ing in the first inning as Booth
led off with his first hit. He
came home on a passed ball by
Jaycee catcher Bill Cart.
CAN'T revenged his passed
ball in the second inning as he
hit lead off homer far over
the left field barrier.
There was no more scoring I'M
til the last inning when Chandler
walked Frank johnson. James
Lohr and Steve Pinelli an
johnson scored the winning run
on another passed ball
Independents Win
Three Independent pitchers al
lowed the Fire Dept. just five
hts as the hides romped to
1877 win Danny Hollonan. Mel
vim Huskey and Kirk Reid did
| the mound chores for the In
dependents, striking out total
of IA hitterS. Chuck Noble was
on the mound for the Fire Dept.
and gave UP IL hits. The win
nirg pitcher was Kirk Reid, the
second indie pitcher.
Leading the Independents at
the plate were Don WoodSon with
three hits and two RIBS. Bill
Young with a three run homer
and Holloman and Denny Seqmn
with two hits each.
For the Fire Dept. Ronnie
Statzer collected two doubles and
a single.
Rotary Wins Again
| Ronnie Booth piched a neat
threehitter and stroked a like
number of hits himself as the
Rotary took their second win of
the young season 2l-l over the
Independents. Booth struck out
eight and allowed two walks in
his first start.
The Rotary banged three indie
pitchers for Is hits including
three each by Booth, Charlie
Simonini and Oscar Smith. Steve
Pinelli drove in four runs with
pair of timely singles.
Tyree Wilkerson's solo homer
! in the fifth inning was about the
only bright spot for the indie S.
| Moose Tops Lions
Ricky Dunlap and Scott
Spillman Gained the Lions with
Just one hit, a last inning single
by Hurley Mylick. as the Moose
took a 60 decision over the
Lions and spoiled a fine pitch
ing performance by the Lions
Billy CarWile.
Dunlap pitched an exceptional
l-3 innings. allowing no hits,
orc base on balls and striking
out II. Spillman finished up al
lowing the Lions only hit and
striking out four.
Carwile threw a great game
III defeat. He gave up just five
hits and struck out l6 Moose
batterS. Scotty Spillman's two
run homer in the sixth inning
was the only costly blow off him.
| Splllman also had a single in
three appearances.
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&h&ne Neus
BY GERALD DUNCAN
Successful GObbler Season

1t is interesting to note the number that
being killed praccng spring
gObbler season.
This the best thing that happen turkey popu-
ao These old gobbes actually halt the young
turkeys each building up Of hens
think the Games Commission participating
Ces to be bringing spring gobbler
son and believe would be the nonpartcipatg
ties to get the the and
practice have into this hunting spring
and Commission would even
consider such practice if it proven good before
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Netmen Record
18th Victory

HampdenSydney notched its
llth tennis victory in IL starts
here Tuesday by routing Lynch
burg, 81 in a Mason-Dixon Con-
terence match.
The Tigers Pete Hatcher
handed Lynchburg's Ed Berry
his first defeat Of the season by
So, 81 count in the No. l
singles.
Lynchburg's victory came in
the final doubles match in which
John Livers and Russ Whitfield
teamed to defeat Hampden-Syd-
ney's Scott Street and Jim Nor
riS So. 6-3, rs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
LongWood Hosts
Southside Women

The women Of Longwood Golf
Club were hostesses for the April
meeting O. the Souths!de Wom-
ems Golf Association.
Taking low scoring honors for
the event were Mrs. Martha
Taylor, low gross score an d
Mrs. Belle Kirkland, Of Law
renceville low net score.
The ladies' will play next
month at Blackstone on June 6.
Thlrty-four ladies participated
in the match last Thursday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Twirling Contest Winners

Karen Leigh Eprsrd u year old laughter of
G. H. Eppard and Carolyn Throckmoran
Of Mr. and Mrs J. d. Throckmorton.
here returning Festival
"Twrng Contest Karen Leigh for second place
in parade performance place individual twirIn
fifth place in the fancy sruttng entered
contest which was twrng and place age
division She has been taking eight
months Karen Leigh also ajoette of the
Blossoms beauty contest 80 girls she came out IN
fourth place. The contest judged pose personality
and beauty.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Bluestone Captures District 3
Track Meet At Hampden-Sydney

Bluestone won the final event
Of the day. the mile relay, to
take the District 3 Track and
Field Meet at Hampden-Sydney
College Saturday, edging Bruins
wick 45-43.
Tom Burnett lead his winning
Barons with two firsts. in the
broad jump and $50 yd. run.
Tommy Cook, of Amelia, won
two events, the 220 and 440 and
Leon Green, of Brunswick, cap
tured the discus and shot put.
Team scores were as follows:
B u e o n As. Brunswick AZ,
Amelia %, Greensville county Is,
Victoria III, Blackstone 10 and
Park View s.
MEET RESULTS
120 Yd. High Hurdles
Williams 10y Blackstone
Puryear Bluestone
Roach - Victoria
Jones Amelia
100 YG. Dash
| Taylor Bluestone
Waller = Brunswick
High Brunswick
Daniel Brunswick
One Mile Run
Saunders ~ GreenSvillc
4 Nelson - Victoria
\ Walker Amelia
Bell Park View
I 44O Yd. Dash
Cook - Amelia
Griffin Bluestone
I Taylor ~ Bluestone
Wllboulne Bluestone
$50 Yd. Low Hurdles
/ Waller Brunswick
Finn Brunswick
4 Purycar - Bluestone
$50 Yd. Run
/ BurnGttc + BluestOnc
\ Underwood Victoria
Padgett ~ Greensville
4 Ketchcm Brunswick
220 I'd. Dash
4 Cook 49, Amelia
Clark Greensvillc
Daniels - Brunswick
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10

Thanks to hard work, skill,
knoW-hoW, and heavy capital III
vcstment by the nations dairy
men, any U. S. family can de-
pend on a supply of pure, nu-
tritious milk and dairy products
anywhere in the country.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10

will be on their home field
Thursday afternoon at 4::3O pm.
with the Blackstone Rams.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10

Martin Victoria
Shot Put
Green = Brunswick
Pollard Amelia
Vance Amelia
Talbot BlueStone
Pole Vault
Blick Brunswick
Finn - Brunswick
BOlllnger - Amelia
Murray w Blackstone
Broad Jump
Burnett Bluestone
Clark - GreenSville
Seaton BlueStone
ReebalS = Bluestone
Discus
Green Brunswick
Cook Amelia
Upton Park View
Conwell - Greensville
High Jump
David - Bluestone
0 'TOole Park View
Martin - Victoria
$50 Yd. Relay
Brunswick
Bluestone
Blackstone
Greensville
Mile Relay
Bluestone
Brunswick
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-10
Top Jackets

The Tigers defeated the Ran
dclphMacoa team, which had
previously given them their only
collegiate defeat of the season.
by a 63 score at Hampden-Syd-
ney Saturday.
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Evening star., 1963-09-29
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Evening star., 1963-05-31

Ramblers outdistanced runner.
UP cardozo. 1924, last year
and easily won the Interhigh
title last Friday by 10 points
over Spingarn.
James Lee Of Eastern has
run the 100 In 9.s this year and
also is a threat in the 220
which he ran In 2l.S last week
Teammate Harvey Palmore
added 10 inches 10 the discus
record last week with q toss
OF 1853 feet ga inches.
Palmore will get plenty OF
competition from st. Johns
Ron Panneton, who has
thrown the discus l55 feet
Panneton also set a Catholic
wLeague high Jump record with
| a leap Of 8 feet 4 inches.
O'Connell. the Catholic
League champion. finished
fourth In the meet last year
The knights outstanding per-
former is John Gonda, q dou-
BILE winner In the hurdles, In
cluding q record time OF oil In
the lows.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
Wake Forest
On Ropes in
NCAAP Play

GASTONIA, N. c., May 81
(AP).-Florida State. an inde-
pendent, is in the drivers seat
in the NCAA's District 3 base
ball playoffs, with West vir-
ginia and Wake Forest strug-
Cling to avoid elimination.
The Seminoles clipped Au-
burn, 4-3, and routed Wake
Forest, 1874, here yesterday to
finish the days activity as the
only undefeated team in the
double elimination tourna-
ment.
West Virginia, the Southern
Conference champion, anc
Wake Forest, the ACC king
each split. The Deacons edged
the Mountaineers, 4-3, before
losing to Florida State. ThC
Mountaineers, after their los,
to Wake Forest, avoided elm.
ination by nipping Auburn
2-1, at night on Jim Radose.
vich's bases-loaded infield hit
West Virginia (3O-O anc
Wake Forest (26-10 play
again here tonight, with the
winner meeting Florida State
(24-l0) Saturday for the ticket
to the national playoffs next
week.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
YANKs, WHITE sox CLOSE GAP
Athletics Break Barber's Spell
BY the Associated Press

The Athletics, who usually
play dead when Steve Barber
is on the mound, finally have
thrown off their chains and
given the Orioles ace his
Jumps.
The AS rocked the Baltimore
lefthander for six runs In 5 1/3
innings yesterday TO hand him
his fourth loss and defeat the
Orioles, 7-2.
Barber, who has won eight
this season. had beaten the AS
10 straight times and pitched
five shutouts against them.
The defeat left the Orioles
two games ahead Of the sec
ond-place Yankees. who beat
the Red Sox. SIS, in 10 innings.
..~ Indians Drop Two
In other American League
games, the White Sox closed
within three games Of the top
with q double-header sweep
over the Indians. "a and Az;
the Tigers blanked the Angels,
80. behind Hank Aguirre's
four-hit pitching, and the
Twins won their 10th straight,
nipping the Senators, 80.
Bobby Del Greco collected
three hits for Kansas City and
Ed Rakow (6-2) was the win
ner, but needed John Wyatt's
relief help.
Clete Boyer drove in the de-
Gliding run for the Yankees
with a sacrifice fly in the 10th
after the Red Sox had tied the
score In the ninth on Ed Bres-
soud's two-out homer, his Sec
ond Of the game. Roger Maris
led the New York attack with
his seventh homer, a single and
a bases-loaded walk in the sew
enth inning that broke a 4-4
tie. Ralph Terry, who went the
distance. ran his record to ga.
Hansen Comes Through
Ron Hansen played q key
role for the White Sox, who
came from behind for victories
over the Indians. He smacked
a homer In the sixth inning
Of the opener to snap q 4-4
tie and singled home a run in
a four-run. fifth-inning upris-
ing that wrapped UP the night
cap.
Aguirre won for the first
time in 51s weeks and squared
his record at "A. The Detroit
lefthander did not allow an
extra-base hit and permitted
only one Angel baserunner past
second base. Home runs by
Jake Wood. Off loser Bob Tur-
ley, and Gus Triandos made
Aguirre's Job easier.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
Eleven Marks
Imperi|ed as
Begins

NEW YORK, May 81 (AP) -
If the weather co-operates, and
last time it didn't, athletes in
the 87th IC-4A track and field
championships at Downing
Stadium. Randalls Island
should have a crack at IL meet
records today and tomorrow.
They snapped eight last year
at Villanova. But two years
ago at Downing Stadium, the
rain washed out the qualifying
trials for the first time in his
tory and hampered perform
ances.
Finals in all IS events are
scheduled tomorrow, following
today's qualifying trials in lS
events.
The meet director, Asa Bush
nell. said record-breaking posi-
bilities exist in the 100. 440, $50,
mile, steeplechase, both hurdles,
pole vault. triple jump, shotput
and mile relay.
Probably the best record bet
Is Noel Carroll. a Villanova
sophomore. Carroll, who is
from Ireland, has run the
festest. $50 Of the year, min
ute ATS seconds. The record
is 1:4o.1.
Defenders Rolando Cruz of
Villanova and John Belitza of
Maryland. both Of whom have
hit is feet indoors, share the
IC-4A pole-vault mark $3.50
and could nudge 1t up.
Gary Gubner of NYU, who
set the shotput standard (62
feet Ia inches) last year, may
be coming out of his spring
slump and is a possibility to 60
past his record.
Villanova. winner Of five Of
the last six team titles and
three in a row. Is rated a lop-
sided favorite to repeat.
Yale furnishes almost the
only threat among the other
4s colleges.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
District NetmrA
To Cuptui,. (uIe

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May
81 (SpeciaD ALLAN (Sandy)
Walker, q junior from Wash
ingtons D. c.. has been elected
captain Of Harvard's tennis
team for next season.
The former st. Albans play
er began this season Is No. 9
for Harvard. but worked his
way up to sixth. and in his
final match scored an impor-
tant singles victory against
Yale. The next week he ad-
vanced to the semifinals Of the
New England Intercollegiates,
where he viii meet Frank Rip
ley, . teammate. in q match to
be played later.
Walker succeeds Paul Sui
livan, who was captain and the
Crimson's No. 1 player for the
last two seasons.
Evening star., 1963-05-31
Defending TitIists
Top Manor Field

Archie Owens aced the 13S-yard
fourth hole with a nihe-iron
shot. 1t was his seventh hole
in-one. Owens used 1t to shoot
36-43-79.
KENWOOD-J. c. Mathes,
who shot S6, won the flag tour-
nament with q shot 81 feet
from the 10Th cup. Harold
Boyd (s3) was second, IL feet
from the 10Th hole; Norton
Schonfeld (83) finished 10
yards from the 10th cup. and
Frank Hollowell (93) finished
26 yards from the 10th.
WOODMONT - Buddy .Bry-
lawski came up with a double
victory yesterday. He teamed
with Barney Dreyfuss to defeat
Michael Meyers and Gilbert
Eisner. UP. in the final Of the
two-man team championship
and then used his 72-2-70
score to tie for the Governors
Cup. Coleman Stein matched
Brylawski with 1870, How
ard Polinger shot 81-l1-70,and
Len Sugar S3-13-70.
CONGRESSIONAL-Mr. and
Mrs, George VasS took full ad-
vantage Of their handicaps and
shot 79-19-60 to win the flag
tournament. Representative and
Mrs. Jack Westland shot n
gross and tied @. e. O'Brian
and Nina Champion. In Ma
tional Golf Day competition. r.
j. Grimm shot 82-lO-72.
George Heinze 7s-6-72 and
Jim Gibbons 82-10-72. -. ..
PRINCE GEORGES-You get
some strange scores when you
send four men out on the course
armed with their full handi-
cap and let them play best-ball
scores like 40 for 1S holes.
That's what Gil Able, Charles
Hage, Frank Scuderi and Irwin
Kidwell scored in q four-ball
tournament. They had rs Gross
minus 35 handicap strokes,
Tony Mileo shot 77-12-65
in National Golf Day competi-
ton. Mrs. AL Snyder shot 60
28-6S. w. E. Gibbs. jr.. 90-22-
SO, w. B. Henderson 79-1l-6s
and Art Frank 7S-10-68.
LAUREL PNES-Sam srour
finished 1S inches from the 10th
cup with his s3-13-70 in the
flag tournament, with Ed
johnson second. Is feet from
the hole.
INDIAN SPRNG-There's a
pretty good young prospect
lurking among the Juveniles
Robert Rosin, 11-year-old son
Of Leon Rosin. Bob and his dad
won the PATTERSON tourna-
ment yesterday, shooting l1-37
rs gross in the selective-
drive. alternate-shot event.
Bill Stern and his 15-year-old
son. Harry. won the net division
with sl-l0-71.
MANOR-Bob Clark Is q golf
committee chairman who knows
where his strength lies-in flag
tournaments. Clark hit his last
shot 4 feet from the 10th
hole yesterday and although it
was close. 1t wasn't quite close
enough. E. M. Groves was 9
inches from the same cup.
George Ware finished 20 feet
from the hole to claim third
place. Mrs. M. c. Booth won the
women's division with q shot
into the nth cup,
Evening star., 1963-05-31
BY the Associated Press

Race programs at the 2l
horse race tracks operating in
this country on Memorial Day
drew = total of 400, 1893 fans and
produced . total parimutuel
handle Of SIS, ,lO4,54s
The figures represent an in
crease Of 2l.lsl in attendance
and sl.335,63S over Memorial
Day, 1862. when II operating
tracks drew crowds totalling
379,6l7 and handled $23 1853, ,9i3.
OF the tracks which operated
both years, the totals were
3Ss.4l6 and s2S, ,OO2, ,lsl for 1858,
and 353,232 and $22,92l, ,7sl for
last year.