Dotted Swiss Takes Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park
Dotted Swiss ridden by Eddie Burns secured a decisive runoff victory in the $109 200 Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park in Inglewood Calif. The 4 year old chestnut colt beat Nickel Boy by daylight with Turm and King's Canasta following. The time was 2 40 1 5, the winner earning 63 100 and bringing his meeting total to 194 350. About 40 000 spectators attended.
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Inglewood
Calif
Cornelius V. Whitney
Hollywood Park
Eddie Burns
Arizona
Nickel Boy
Elmendorf
Johnny Longden
Turm
King
Canasta
Snaps
Burns
Gallant Man
e@anier
Turin
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1960s Major League Stats
Associated Press summary of league leaders lists top at bats, runs, RBIs, and hits for both American and National Leagues. Notable names include Maris and Mantle of the New York Yankees, Mays of San Francisco, Aaron of Milwaukee, and Banks of Chicago with multiple leading figures in doubles, triples, and home runs.
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Associated Press
Skowron
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Mantle
Maris
Smith
Siebern
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Fox
Lemon
Chica
Landis
Fornieles
Boston
Coates
Bunning
Detroit
Bell
Cleveland
Pastoal
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Burton
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Chiago
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cunningham
St. Loui
White
St. Louis
Bruton
Kirkland
Williams
Roebuck
Colts Give Hawkins Try At Defensive HB
Baltimore AP Hawkins, signed last year as an offensive back, is trialing at defensive halfback at the Colts training camp. Coach Weeb Ewbank has him move backward and learn defender movement per secondary coach Charlie Winner. Other moves included Andy Neilson and Johnny Sampie shifting toward defense as Winner seeks defensive backs for the squad.
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Baltimore
Alex Hawkins
Baltimore Colt
Hawkins
Weeb Eubank
Charie Winner
Andy Neilson
Johnny Sampie
Skowron Dominates AL Batting as Injuries Fade
New York AP update notes Bill Skowron, hampered by injuries, now manning 80 of 87 games and climbing to the AL batting lead at .334 after a 16-for-28 week. Minnie Minoso slips to runner-up with .323, Al Smith rises to third on a nine-point gain, while Norm Larker leads NL with .344 and Willie Mays sits at .343.
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NEW York
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Skowron
Husky
Minnie Minoso
Chicago
Skowren
Minoso
al Smith
White Sox
Norm Larker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Olympic Village Opens Amid Plea to End Rivalries
The Olympic Village welcomed 7,000 athletes from 81 nations as Italy called for a truce during the Games, citing Greek tradition of suspending hostilities to allow peaceable competition.
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Olympic Village
Rome
Ginko Andreotti
Pirates hit three homers to beat Cardinals and move up
The Pittsburgh Pirates broke a slump with three homers by Bil Virdon Bob Skinner and Roberto Clemente to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 2. The win gives Pittsburgh a half game lead on Milwaukee as Bob Friend earned his 11th victory.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Bil Virdon
Bob Skinner
Roberto Clemente
Elroy Face
Bob Friend
Sabre Finishes First in Mackinac Yacht Race
Ralph Broisz Sabre led in the Chicago to Mackinac yacht race crossing the line at 1 24 35 pm from Sheboygan Yachting Club. Emmon Pohn's Freebooter followed at 2 34 09 pm. Corrected time pending and Sabre not likely to win overall.
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Sabre
Mackinac Island
Mich
Ralph Broiz
Chicago
Mackinnac
Sheboygan
Wis
Emmon Pohn
Pistol Matches to Begin Today at Camp Perry
National Rifle and Pistol Matches start today in Camp Perry Ohio with an expected crowd of 7000 shooters. Defending champion Sgt Hueier L Benner of West Point has won six titles with a 2615 score last year. Newcomer Sgt Kiam B Blankenship Jr of Richlands Virginia set recent records on the police range at South Bend Indiana and in Rocky Hills Connecticut. Larry Reynolds rode three winners at Shenandoah Downs to move into the riding lead.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Assn
Hueier L. Benner
West Point
Army
Kiam B. Blankenship Jr
Richlands
South Bend
Ind
Blankenship
Rocky Hills
Conn
Charles Town
W. Va
Larry Reynolds
Shenandoah Downs
Reynolds
Joe Servis
Linwood Weakley
Mr. FB
Lady
Quaie Thell
Servis
Weakley
Share Of Tax Is Increased Frederick County Receives Higher Excise Revenue
Frederick County saw higher distilled spirits excise tax receipts in the fiscal year ending June 30. The Maryland Comptroller reported a fourth quarter share of 9,627.50, bringing the county total to 40,302.33, with 81.30 gallons delivered. The county gained 1,506. The year’s total rose 1,206.75 or 3.05 percent from the previous year.
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Frederick
Maryland Comptroller of the Treasury
Maryland
Baltimore City
Frederics
Frederick Cou
Statewide trend shows few county declines in shares
Five counties posted drops in shares from last year with Carroll at $8,473.04 a 91 percent decrease. Howard $25,940.31 Montgomery $126,696.30 Washington $57,222.76. Total state distribution reached $2,201,216.26 reflecting a 2 percent rise.
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Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Harpers Ferry Dinner Guests Gather at Webb Home
Bolivar and Harper’s Ferry residents attended a recent dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Webb in Harper Ferry. Attendees included Walter Webb and family from Baltimore and other relatives from The Plains Virginia Pleasant Valley and Sacramento California. Also noted is the engagement of Joyce Elaine Boyer to Joseph Thomas Dailey from Harpers Ferry.
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Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
G. E. Webb
Harper Ferry
Walter Webb
Elashia Webb
Baltimore
Marvin Waters
Charles
Pleasant Valley
D. A. Webb
William Walter
Judy Heflin
Lucille Edwards
the Plains
Lorene Walter
Billy
Edith Tice
Sacramento
Calif
Bertha Morgan
Pentcostal
Herman Boyer
Knoxville
Joyce Elaine
Joseph Thomas Dailey
Jesse Dailey
Walter L. Fogle
Woodsboro
Raymond E. Davis
Baltimore, Ohio
Two weddings and notable obituaries in brief notices
3oyer a Brunswick High School and Hagerstown Business College graduate, engaged to Dailey of the U S Army Engineers, wedding set for August 20. Major League results include Bob Skinner’s 42 win for the Pirates over St Louis and Bob Friend’s nine innings for the Pirates. Lord Iliffe dies at 83 in London after a head injury. Desire Defauw, Belgian conductor, dies at 75 in Gary Indiana. Emile Griffith defeats Jorge Fernandez. Eduardo Guerrero defeats Danny Kidd. obituary notes for the Belgian National Orchestra founder.
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3Oyer
Brunswick High School
Hagerstown Business College
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Dailey
Harpers Ferry
U.S. Corps of Army Engineers
Washington, D.C
Associated Press
Bob Skinner
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bob Friend
Gary
Ind
Desire Defauw
Belgian National Orchestra
Ghent
Belgium
Europe
United States
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Robert W. Leichert Sr
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James Deckers
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Virginia
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Wally Moses
Cincinnnati Reds
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Rarop
Melvin M. Engle
Toor Shoe Corporation
Emmitsburg, MD
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Abraham Lincoln
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America
Shenendoah
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G. E. Webb Porreenandant
Pearre
South Market St
Rosemont Avenue
The
Frederick Laundromat Society
East Street
Westinghouse —Fusdeonual
Lord Iliffe
London
Birmingham
England
Emile Griffith
Jorge Fernandez
Argentina
Tijuana
Mexico
Eduardo Guerrero
Danny Kidd
Philippines
CCC
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