Lawyers Defeated In Stow League
Cosby Hodges edged the Lawyers 6-5 in the Stow League doubleheader at Bakeriot. Supreme beat Hedstrom in the Fast League. Sheen allowed three hits as Lockaters were blanked except for the first and seventh frames. Millers opened with five straight hits. Hedstrom out hit Supreme seven to five but could not overcome an early Creamere lead. Cotby Rouges 1410000 65 Lawyars 2000003 832 Skeen Davis Kellerman BMcClinney Melnnish Hedstrom 1900010 37 1 Supreme Wt 200x7 6 Vf Strickland mpd Exwarde Williams Wyatt.
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Lawyers
Stow
Bakeriot
Supreme
Hedstrom
Sheen
Lockaters
Millers
Sik yuRs
Aale
Creamere
William
Strickland
Cotby - Rouges
Lawyars
Skeen
Davis
Kellerman
Bmcclinney
Melnnish
Exwarde
Wilems
Wyatt
Boswell Trails in Blind Tourney at Augusta Country Club
Five of fourteen contenders remained in the American blind golf championship as round two began at Augusta Country Club. Art Smith led after round one with a 353-10 score while Charlie Boswell trailed by four strokes, pursuing a late surge to gain the title. Clint Ripe and Gillman also sat in contention as the field moved forward.
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Augusta
Teading
Hore
Aliuista
Art Smith
Smith
Charlie Boswell
Birmingham
Ala
Boswell
Clint Ripe
Duluth
Minn
Gillman
Portland
Ap Pa
Abbeville Lions Fall 5 2 to Eufaula Club
Abbeville in Flint River League action slipped toward the cellar after a 5 2 defeat by Eufaula Pipers. Pitching for Abbeville credited to Blakely and Clark with runs, while Eufaula posted seven hits and did not commit errors.
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Abbeville Lions
Eufaula Club
Abbeville
Abbecile Lions
Blakely
Eufaula Piiers
Raufaula Oh
Clark
Grinds
Edwards
Broth
Dove
Reluctant Rocket Fails In First Test Plan For New Trial
A wartime rocket test largely failed as misfires, ground delays, and technical glitches halted launch efforts. Grounded planes allowed merchant ships to cross into restricted waters while engineers worked to fix guidance and audio systems for a July 28 retry. An improved V-2 variant called Bumper reached 260 miles in a prior flight, but today’s test faced multiple instrument and mechanism problems delaying the next attempt.
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Robert Vermillion
Bempar
Air Force Long Range Proving Ground
Q Il
Hbert
Abbeville
AEC appoints Dean as new chairman amid plugger role
Peter Edson reports on Dean's background as a Navy intelligence alumnus and long career in law, public relations, and Justice Department work, including prosecuting Nazis at Nuremberg. The piece notes his private practice in Washington and partnership with Senator Brien McMahon, as AEC leadership reshapes its syndicate cage.
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Peter Edson Wallington
Neat
Posen
Peumansy Apportnens
Ayomle Energy
AEC
Dean
Anide
U. 5 Naval Intelligence Service
Gordon
Department of Justice
Robert AL Jackson
Washington
Iewie
Sen
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Ene
Ergy
McMahon
Commission
Yaosmp
Truman
New York
Thomas JS. Murray
Commirsion
ABC
Upi Vio Dalice
Aly
AKC
Henry DeWoit Smyth
Smyth
Surmnor T. Pike
Industralist
Gordon Dean
Congress
Armed Services
Lilienthal
Pike
Department of Defense
ARC
Lewis L. Shanes
Atomic Energy Commission
Alsil
Atomic Veltey
Alrexi Teaks
Ireland to honor U S naval hero at Viking stronghold
Wexford Ireland prepares to unveil a memorial statue of Commodore John Barry the father of the U S Navy. A $10 memorial grant from Washington funds the stone statue by New York sculptor Charles Keck to stand at Crescent Quay the Barry birthplace waters of Wexford Bay.
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Ireland
U.S
Derry Moran
Wexford
United States
John Barry
U. S. Mary
Slaney River
Barry
Washington
All Wexford I
New York
Charles Keck
Sean MacBride
George A. _Garrett
Thomas Buckland
America
Wexford i
Crescent Quay
Wexford Bay
Haval Peto
Bellye Sampson
Pikereen
Poor Attendance Forces More Minor League Clubs To Fold
By JOHN CHANDLER NEW YORK The mortality rate in minor league baseball grows as clubs fold or retreat due to bad weather television or pocketbook retrenchment. The collapse of the Colonial League and losses push several teams to quit, reallocate to stronger towns or be dropped by leagues. Middle Atlantic East Texas Rio Grande Valley Gulf Coast and Virginia leagues report disruptions and farm clubs of the Phillies move to other cities amid staggering losses.
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John Chandler
New York
Seriou
Middle Atlantic
East Texas
Vanderart
Philadelphia Phillies
Paris
Ryan
Lsop
Texas
winty—Rebstown
Donna West
Ang Lutkin
Tex
Leesville
North Carolina
Oliea
Barry’s Memorial in Wexford Prompts Historic Path
Selakar Abbey and ivy clad fortresses frame Wexford as Barry’s memory scene. The movement began in 1940 when the Wexford Association of New York backed a $20,000 appropriation. The war paused efforts, 1947 saw a push for $30,000, and 1950 Navy estimates reflect increased costs. Barry’s Revolutionary feats include capturing the British sloop Edward and burning two transports.
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Selakar Abbey
Sveral
Wexford
Barry
Ireland
Wexford Association of New York
House
Senate
Truman
Ise
Navy Department
Edward
Stingy With Fits Winston-Salem Pitcher Sets Marks
Dick Umberger of Winston-Salem, a southpaw, allowed two runs in a lengthy stretch as he blanked Durham 1-0, shut out Barrington 11-0, and beat Farreville 42. Last year in Lebanon, Pa., he threw two no-hit games within eight days, showcasing exceptional endurance.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Dick Umberger
Carolina
Durham
Tobacco State League Faces Financial Troubles in 1960
The Raleigh News and Observer reports the eight team Tobacco State League is in financial distress with only three clubs profitable. Towns in California and Alabama see franchise moves or surrender, while attendance woes across minor leagues blamed on television broadcasts. Major figures warn of potential season disruptions.
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Tobacco State
Raleigh News and Observer
Ovely
el Centro
Calif
Anniston
Ala
Satuccay
Stuart X. Stepaeson
Lockport
N. WY
Cass D
Gamiter
B. TriState Beastie
Concord
Hie
George M. Tragiman
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