Aarons Grand Slammer Winning Blow As Braves Scalp Bums 10 6
Henry Aaron led a four hit spree with his second grand slam of the season as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 10 6 at County Stadium before 33 857. Del Crandall homered, Bob Rush faltered late, and Gene Conley finished. The Dodgers bullpen and start ers were roughed up as Stan Williams took his second loss.
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Phillies Halt St Louis Cards in Curfew Driven Finish
Phillies beat the Cardinals 54 in 13 innings before a Curfew Law suspension at Connie Mack Stadium. Umpire Augie Donatelli halted play with the Phils down 4 3 in the eighth. game to resume July 29 when Philadelphia hosts St Louis. Hemus credited with the winner after Jack Meyer delivered three scoreless innings.
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Virginia Side Kiwanis Little League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Lions, R. C. Cola, Dr. Pepper, Pet Dairy atop the Virginia Side Kiwanis League. Weekly games list 5 p.m. start times with Lions vs Dr Pepper and R. C. Cola vs Pet Dairy among others, plus Virginia Side Basketball and Minor League matchups.
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Bill Stead Wins Diamond Cup Hydroplane Race
In Coeur d Alene Idaho Bill Stead drove the Maverick to victory in the first annual Diamond Cup Race for unlimited hydroplanes held Sunday.
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Giants Shut Out Reds as Worthington Tops Cincinnati
San Francisco pitcher Tall Al Worthington held Cincinnati to four hits and Johnny Antonelli provided ninth inning help as the Giants beat the Redlegs 2 0 to stay in third in the National League. Willie Mays delivered an RBI double in the seventh and doubled in the fifth for his first extra base hit in 76 at bats.
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Pirates triumph as Bluefield no hit in opener at Bowen Field
The Pirates win 2-0 at Bowen Field in warm sun marking Bluefield's third straight loss. Salem pitcher Clint Dominy shines with seven hits allowed and no earned runs, while MacFarlane scores on a fielding error and Sid Smith drives in a run on a sacrifice fly. Phyliss Whitenack and Mayor Tanner attend pre game ceremonies as the Appy pennant is presented.
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Rathmann Wins Monza 500 in Fastest Speed Record Pace
Jim Rathmann of Miami wins at Monza 500 in a 166.788 mph run aboard a Zink Leader Card Special. He shatters European and American speed marks, beating Jimmy Bryan and the Indianapolis record, as the race trims field to six from nineteen. Bryan places second with times around 1 hour 3 minutes.
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Washington Stages Big Inning To Rally Past Red Sox
In a second game, Washington’s seven-run fifth put the Senators ahead 8-7 before Boston tied and took a lead in later innings. Roy Sievers hit his 18th homer with Lemon adding his 13th amid the big rally. Daniels earned the win, his second of the young season, as Salem defeated Bluefield with strong relief and clutch defense. Home runs by Throneberry Sievers and Lemon highlighted the Washington output.
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Bright trout fishing rules in Tazewell County streams
Tazewell County game warden reports trout stocking reaching about 30 000 fish with final plant near Little Tumbling Creek. Residents need a one dollar trout stamp after July 1 while non residents pay five dollars. Bass season runs June 20 to April 30 with a six week peak during nesting.
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Fifty-One Boys Ready for Big Doings in Bluefield Soap Box Derby
Fifty-one contestants prepared their racers for Bluefield’s second Greater Bluefield Soap Box Derby on Bland Road July 4 at 1 p.m. The event, sponsored by the Jaycees and Civitan clubs, offers an all expense paid trip to Akron and a $750 prize pool. Trial runs were held June 23 and officials expect a crowd of about 5,000 as heats tighten. The winner advances to the All-American Derby in Akron with a chance at a $5,000 scholarship and a Europe-bound prize if national success follows. Local director Charlie Smith praised Bluefield business support for the event.
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Palmer Captures Long Island Open With Record Total
Arnold Palmer shot a final 71 to win the Long Island Open at East Norwich with a 273 total and $9,000 top prize. He led all four rounds, opening day 66 and finishing with rounds 66 69 67 71 to win by five strokes over Jay Hebert who netted 278. Don Fairfield took third at 279 while Sam Snead Ted Kroll and Bob Rosburg tied for fourth at 280.
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Palo Alto
State Shooters Visit Tri Ang le Gun Club
Tri angle Gun Club hosted squads from Huntington Beckley and Mullens at the Taze well Bluefield Road range. J C Walters Jr led handicap 49x50 while Tom Nichols Fred Scheow topped 16 yard trap with 48x50. Les Nance won skeet 92x100 with other event scores listed. It's noted cars with boats on roofs draw highway attention.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results
Standings show Milwaukee at 37 28 529, St Louis 35 31, San Francisco 37 33, Cincinnati 32 32 with 500. Yesterday Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 10 6, San Francisco 2 Cincinnati 0, Pittsburgh 4 3, Chicago 3 8, Philadelphia 5 3, St Louis 4 4 in a curtailed second game. Probable pitchers listed for Cincinnati at Milwaukee Purkey Spahn and Los Angeles at St Louis Giallombardo McDaniel. Other results Kansas City 12 New York 6 Baltimore 11 5 Cleveland 6 2 Washington 12 11 Chicago 0 12 Boston 10 Detroit 7.
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Philly Stars Capture Mason-Dixon Golf Title
Philadelphia stars win seven of 12 individual matches and draw one, clinching a 12 to 6 victory over the Middle Atlantic team in Charlottesville Virginia. Scales shoots 67 to beat Bob Morris 4 and 2, while William Hyndman posts 70 to defeat Deane Beman 2 and 1.
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