Magnificent Valley League Benefit Pro Wrestling Night
Magerstown's Municipal Stadium hosts outdoor wrestling tomorrow in a Valley League benefit event for Little League. Promoter Kenny Ridenour says a percentage of ticket sales goes to the league's expansion and new field. The card features Bobo Brazil and Dory Dixon vs the Fabulous Kangaroos, with other tag bouts and singles, all aimed at raising funds for youth baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magerstown
Will
Ayy
Kenny Ridenour
Washington, D.C
Valley Vague
Tull
Valley League
Ffiresk Little League
Hants
Cowry
Life League
Stadiun
Ridenour
Pil
Use Ancient Ball Park
Memorial Tivel
Bobo Brazil
Dory Vison
Fabulous Kangaroos
al Castella
Roy Jeffernan
Brazil
Dixon
Allie
Little Beaver
Pancho Loper
Shy Low Low
Fuzzy Cupid
Pedro Morales
Tim Woods
Vittorio Apollo
Gordo Chihuahua
Sandy Koufax Dominates Giants In 2-0 Shutout
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax threw his sixth shutout of the season, scattering four singles as Los Angeles beat San Francisco 2-0. Koufax improved to 16-3 with nine strikeouts, while Ken Griffey and other Dodgers teammates provided support. Meanwhile, Willie Stargell powered Pittsburgh past Milwaukee with two homers and a single, and the Phillies edged the Mets 4-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
St Howls
New York Mets
Jth
Dodgers
Kenfiex
Moulins
Calahor
Wags
Asoe
Kanen
Moose Skowron
Billy O'Vell
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Hay Severs
Don Dereon
Houston
Chicago
Cubs
Pattimore
Boston
Cleves Land
Washington
Ina Heover
I Thal
Gwe
Cindy
Sievers
Jim Demeter
Juliawrd
Psltouris
Ie Joss
Ryne Doren
Phillies
Jack Baldschun
Indians
Thuckworth
Koufax Quiet on Revenge After No-Hitter, Giants Shutout
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dismisses revenge thoughts as he leads a 2-0 win over the Giants, dropping them to third and placing San Francisco behind St Louis and the Dodgers. Earlier, Koufax pitched a dominant no hit bid, then continued with another shutout, stressing focus on winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Frat
Behine St. Lantis
Dodgers
Koufax Hogan
Niglayall
Giants
Tve Sims
Kouta
Rt. Wvenge
Dodgers Blank Giants in low scoring rout
In a rare late season clash the Dodgers shut out the Giants 0 to 7. Pitching dominated as Seattle and Pryor combined for the win while the Giants struggled with timely hits. (Names and specifics from the source are limited due to OCR issues, but the result and general outcome are clear.)
Dupas Wins Middleweight Title Fight In Baltimore
In Baltimore crowds filled Civic Center as Ralph Dupas defeated Denny Mayer by a 9 to 6 decision for the middleweight title. Judges tallied Dupas ahead in most rounds, though Mayer rallied late. Referee Benny Goldstein cautioned Dupas for low blows and both camps claimed unfair officiating amid post fight controversy. Mayer, from Portland, criticized the judging while Dupas hailed the victory as his home town triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowen
Associated Press
Baltimone
Baltiimore
Ralph Dupas
Denny Mayer
Dupas
Civic Center
Moyer
Megate
Href
Ute Heoo
Chise
Benny Goldstein
Hye
Mayer
Mayall
Dupas Wis Invare Ue Senying
Portland
Ore
Jossi Dupas
New Qrleas
Danny Radriues
Dunas
Thetis
Dumas
Referre Goldstein
Tupas
West End Tops County League in tight softball clash
West End moved into first place in the Washington County Softball League after a 2-2 tie was broken in the bottom of the fourth. Jerry Fink outdueled Bill Basso in a five hit duel as West End took a 2-0 edge before Powers Distributing tied the game with two runs in the fourth. Kronowelter's timely hit and solid defense helped West End regain the lead and hold on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington County
Powers Distributing Company
Jerry Fink
Bill Bassore
West End
Jim Waltensberger
Andy Anderson
Manuel
Powers
Asecarina
Kronowelter
Shrader
Myers
Homner
Debaw
Defenge
West Wii
Umpire Al Burtick Expected to Return to NL Offer
National League president Warren Giles said a misunderstanding that led veteran umpire Al Burtick to quit last weekend has been cleared up. Both sides declined to discuss details, clearing the path for Burtick to return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umpira
Cincinnati
al Bartlick
Warren Giles
al Dfe
Burtick
Colts Football Stars Visit Town Tonight Event in Hagerstown with Unitas
Colts stars including Johnny Unitas and Robby Boyd will visit Hagerstown for a six o clock program at Mauris Frock MacKean Legion Kwane. Harry Hulmus and Res Tirot will explain corral organization aims as Don Kellett cannot attend due to illness. Proceeds support the Civitan Club charities with tickets from local stores and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauris
Unitas
Bayi
Civitan Club
Semler-McFaddin Sporting Goods
Mel's Liquors
West Franklin Street
Joe the Motorist
Long Meadosy
Baseball's Top Ten From Monday Night At LA Games
The report lists top ten players based on at bats from Monday night action in Los Angeles. Danes, Franches, and Dane appear among the names with notable at bat totals in the WS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Anglan Franches Dane
Kralick Runs Sixth Straight Win For Indians
Left-hander Jack Kralick earned his sixth consecutive victory as Cleveland edged Washington 1 0. He allowed five hits and a balked-in run in the eighth while Jim Duckworth took the loss. The Indians pulled within three games of the Yankees in the American League race as other AL results unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Kralick
Indians
Kvalick
Cleveland
Jim
Perry
Iy Hle
Kratick
Washington
Theilmain Aotilmare Pritts Ris
Star Nase
Billy Hitchcock
Orioles
Boston
Jim Gentile
Russ Snyder
John Orsino
Joe Gaines
Gaines
Baltimore
McCormick
Bob Tillman
Dick Williams
Red Sox
Wilbur Wood
Joser
Fights Last Night Feature Boxers in Distant Cities
AP report lists Ralph Dupas defending world junior middleweight title in Baltimore. In Omaha Ton McNeeley stops Bill Nielsen. Boston bout ends with Len Matthews stopping Nick in Providence. Kosaka defeats Indara in Tokyo. Mt. Lena drills at diamond workout 6:15 with Mt. Lens Independent League players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dupas
Omaha
Ton McNeeley
Rosina
Bill Nielsen
Onna
Boston
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Nickee
Providence
H.J
Senators Card Tryout Camp For June 24 25
The Wastingin Senators announce a two day tryout camp at D C Stadium on June 24 and 25. Sessions begin at 9 00 a m with registration at 3 30 p m on June 24. Ages 17 to 22 may participate and American Legion players need a written permit from their Post Commander. Bring own uniforms shoes and gloves. Senators supply bats and all baseballs. Washington scouts Joe Branzell and Jackie Brathwaite will lead, assisted by scouts Robert Payne Bob Weiss Walter Brock and Tom Crosin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
D.C. Stadium
American Legion
Washington
Joe Branzell
Jackie Brathwaite
Robert
Chick Payne
Bob Weiss
Walter Brock
George Selkirk
Tom Crosin
Alten
Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
The Associated Press lists top MLB leaders: AL batting average Kaline Detroit .349 and 125 at bats Pearls on, not clear. runs Kaline 44. RBIs Kaline 46. hits Kaline 40. doubles Versalles 18. home runs Allison Minnesota 15. steals Aparkin Baltimore 19. pitching Flye 5 4 for Baltimore. strikeouts Pascual Minnesota 36. Koufax Drysdale lead NL with 111 and 109 respectively. H Aaron leads NL in runs 52 and home runs 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kaline
Detroit
Malzone
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
Pearlson
Los Angeles
Versalles
Yastrzemski Boston
Power
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Minesota
Stuart
Kalive
Cetrait
Wagner
Aparkin
Baltimore
Wood
Pascual
Barber
Byn- Ining
bates—Trest
St. Louis
T. Davis
Les Em Beles
H. Aaron
Afilwysepe Flood
H. Aarin
Iwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
Pinson
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Banks
McBean
Maloney
Koufax
Drysdale
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Dominate Grudge Match
Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers blanked the Giants on four hits for a 2 0 victory and his sixth shutout of the season. Willie Stargell of the Pirates drove in six runs with two homers and a single in a 3 hit wallop of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Daily Mail
Tan Hagerstown, Md
Mittee
Blanks Giants
Dodger Southpaw
St. Louis Cardinals
Waller Youse
Baltimore Oingle
Hm Orioles
Hagerstown
Reservoir Park
Ez Turner
Willamsport High
Youse
Dave Hanna
Williamsport
Ricky Miller
North High
Gettysburg College
George Henderson
Orngle
Ballty
Los Angelny
Snowren
Aveley
San Francis
Iga
Angeles
Francisco Ans
Ea Agen Us
Sian
McCauey
Falely
Davis
Lee
Algya
Rasedoro
Atilana
Ioog Kouba
Traceakl
Amity
O'Dall
Anaelos
Slim
Powers Dist
Xan
Fink andAnderson
Colts
Grost St
Travis LA
Bason
Ram Covington
Janes
Sd Hoyer
HiAgron
Crary
Boalt Pinger
Clemente Pahasa
Haverstate
Xaline
Robinson Chi
Pearson la
Reyer NY
Chariog KE Bevallio de Breretey
Ala Ves
Jack Kralick
Jim Hackleman
Jack
Clowekul
Dick Howser
Jerry Kindall
Tokyo
Torio Kosaka
Japan
Israsok Indarabut
Thailand
Major League
Fils
Groat
White
Javier
St. Jolis
Cepeda
San Beaneboni
OLD Brickory
Hickor
America
Ata
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!