Spahn Tosses No-Hitter as Braves Top Giants 1-0
Warren Spahn, 40, fired a no hitter against the San Francisco Giants, evening the Milwaukee Braves on a 1-0 win. The veteran southpaw faced the minimum through seven in a masterful performance that moved Milwaukee into first place with a 6-4 mark, as Hank Aaron contributed the only RBI on Willie Mays era Giants defensive stand.
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Associated Press
Ktania Spahn
Las Carol
Anata Potiter
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San Francisco Giants
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Spahn
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cy Young
Braves
Sam Jones
Frank Bolling
Hank Aaron
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Giants
Willie Mays
Televised Tonight Pete Rademacher Faces Unbeaten Doug Jones
Pete Rademacher, Olympic heavyweight champion in Melbourne 1956, rises to challenge the undefeated Doug Jones in a televised bout. Rademacher’s career includes multiple retirements and comebacks with wins in 1960 and 1961, while Jones boasts a 17-0 record with nine knockouts.
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Pete Rademacher
Doug Jones
15 Ton Tree Transplanted In Palm Beach Gardens
An 80 year old 60 foot high banyan tree weighing about 7 tons was moved to the entrance of Palm Beach Gardens at a cost of 11 thousand dollars. John D. MacArthur funded the transplant after surgeon care over four months. The operation halted three East Coast passenger trains as the tree was moved across tracks. Jockey Robert Louis Stevenson debuted in the first race of his career.
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Fila
Chi
John D. MacArthur
Mima Hicks
MacArthur
City of Miami
Silver Meteor
Florida East Coast Railroad
Duckpin League Scores Drive Close Finish in Gridiron Style
Results from a busy slate show multiple teams contesting titles with tight margins. Notable performances include Mae Taylor leading Chevrolet to a 459 game and a key title clinch, while Austin's notable scorers Zucker man Baker and Hugh Baker pushed a close defeat by five pins. Additional highlights include Betty Funkhouser and Sybil Baker delivering strong frames for Willow Lawn Market and Town & Country Salon sweeping three games each, amid a series of rolloffs and high scores across clubs.
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Chevrolet
Austin
Charles Zuckerman
Sybill Baker
Hugh Baker
Betty Funkhouser
Sybil Baker
Julie Snyder
Willow Lawn Market
Novick
Jean Fiddler
Rey Barton
Aggie McCall
Betty Tarpey
Eda Lazazzera
Town & Country Salon
McKee
Virginia Larrick
Vivian Cooper
Duckpins
Kitty Affleck
Miller's Drug Store
Jimpin J’s
Jane Cunningham
Friday baseball results and upcoming schedule
Friday results show Los Angeles beating Minnesota 6 to 5 in 12 innings and Baltimore defeating Washington 4 to 2. Detroit, Cleveland at New York and other games were postponed or rescheduled due to cold or rain. Saturday and Sunday matchups include Minnesota at Los Angeles and Chicago at Minnesota, with multiple doubleheaders listed.
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Detroit
Minnesota
New York
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Kanes
Kansasity
Baseball Schedule and Results Include Mixed Games and Postponements
The listing shows New York at Washington and Chicago at Minnesota as scheduled games with other pairings and notes of postponements. Also noted are standings snippets for teams like St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco with results from a 11 inning St Louis win over Philadelphia and various upcoming and rescheduled matchups across multiple cities.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Annual Assembly Sessions Needed Say Del Stone
Del Kathryn H. Stone of Arlington argues Virginia cannot properly transact business in a 60 day biennial session. Speaking at the Virginia Council on Social Welfare meeting in Roanoke, she urges annual sessions and notes school completion and dependency concerns.
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Arlington
Virginia
Virginia Council On Social Welfare
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Deacs Coon hits three run homer to beat Maryland
Wake Forest star Coon belted a three run homer off Jim Fowler in the eighth to lift Wake Forest 7 1. Bill Plemmons earned the decision to move to 7 1 as NC State and North Carolina others sketched ACC action.
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Atlantic Coast
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Clemson
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North Carolina
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Fowler
Bill Plemmons
ACC
Nicky Warren
Warren
North Carolina State
Virginia 500 Set for Sunday at Martinsville
The Virginia 500 stock car race at Martinsville Speedway will feature 35 entrants in a 500 lap, 250 mile event. Fred Lorenzen led a strong qualifying field with a 25.33 second lap, while Richard Petty and Ned Jarrett also placed among the top qualifiers for the 1961 Plymouth and Chevrolet entries.
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White
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Lorenzen
Richard Petty
Randleman
N. Petty
N. C
Ned Jarrett
Newton
Uel Zervakis
Richmond
Mecord's Five Children and Navy Husband Fuel Oil Driver
A mother of five and former singer now drives a fuel oil truck. She remains a wife while her Navy husband is at sea. She often brings one or more children along on deliveries.
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S Mecord
Communities May Pass Their Own School Attendance Laws
In 1959 special General Assembly discussions, the text notes that communities may pass their own school attendance laws, indicating local modification within the broader legislative framework.
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General Assembly
Senators Lose Again as Detroit Wins With Bases Loaded Hit
Detroit tops Minnesota 6 to 5 in 12 innings after Ken Hunt is hit by a pitch with the bases loaded. The win pull the Tigers to first place by a slim margin as Baltimore and Chicago won, while Boston Detroit and Cleveland New York were rained out. Spahn no-hits the Giants in a 1 0 victory.
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Ken Hunt
Twins
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Washington
Chicago White Sox
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Warren Spahn
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Angels of Minnesota
Earl Averill
Wrigley Field
Reno Bertoia
Ted Kluszewski
Ken Hamlin
Bill Pleis
Pete Ramos
Hunt
Pearson
Ken
Klu
Tom Morga
Ron Kline
Jerry Adair
Orioles
Bennie Daniels
Chuck Estrada
Marty Keough
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dale Long
Billy Klaus
Dutch Dotterer
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Cal McLish
Bob Boyd
Ray Herbert
Nelson Neal Duo to Perform at Shenandoah College
The Nelson and Neal piano team will perform at Shenandoah College on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. DST as the final Inter Community Concert Association event. Their program includes Schubert, Milhaud, Chopin, Casella, Aresky, and Stenboeke, with a focus on original works and a global recital record.
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Shenandoah College
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Anton Aresky
Puppazzeti
Alfred Casella
Rando
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Begging duo near bus terminal provokes sharp questions
A man and woman begged for money near a Baltimore bus terminal with the man doing the talking. He asked a passerby for a dime for himself and something more for his girlfriend, prompting a passerby to challenge why the woman could not ask for her own dime. The exchange ended with discomfort and indignation.
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Baltimore
War of 1812 Daughters Honor Mrs Metz Marker Dedication
Daughters of the War of 1812 dedicated a marker for Mrs. Berlin Metz in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Mrs Metz died March 2 1960 at age 99 she was one of three surviving Real Daughters of 1812. Attendees included national and state officers from Huntington Fort Worth and other cities and Metz’s son Robert E L Metz.
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Huntington
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Charles Town
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Fort Worth
Texas
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H. P. Boggs
National Defense
Florida
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Philadelphia
Question on using my dear in dialogue
The guidance notes that the expression can be acceptable but overused. It can feel overly familiar or intrusive if directed at strangers and should be reserved for appropriate relationships or contexts.
Virginia Sports Calendar Highlights A Puzzling Mix
Virginia schedules include Davidson at VMI and Wake Forest at Virginia, plus West Virginia at Virginia Tech and Virginia at Duke postponed by rain. Tennis features VMI at Virginia Tech and Washington & Lee 5 Roanoke 4 with other matches noted.
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Moon Leads National League In Early Major League Marks
Moon of Los Angeles tops several NL categories including batting average .469 and runs with 11, while Cunningham of St Louis leads RBIs with 14. Moon also has 3 hits and 8 total, with Boyer and Spencer from St Louis tallying RBIs and runs respectively. Other leaders include Zim mer of Chicago and Aaron from St Louis in various stats. Elston of Chicago and Drysdale alongside Willies of Los Angeles shine in pitching and strikeouts.
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St. Louis
Boyer
Zimmer
Chicago
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Los Angles
Batting and pitching leaders across leagues listed
The standings note top batters and pitchers with many inconsistencies. Mantle leads runs with 17 for the Yankees, Brandt and Aparicio appear as high hitters for Baltimore and Chicago, while Versalles and Aparicio top stolen bases. In pitching, Lary and Wilhelm show strong totals, with Ramos Pascual and Ditmar among strikeout leaders.
NBC Debate Guides Distributed Weekly Across Nation
About 250000 discussion guides are sent weekly by NBC to schools and civic groups for use with NBC TV debates on The Nation's Future. The guides include background research, a bibliography of readings, and arguments for and against each topic.
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