Lucky Inn Defeats Hummer 7-1 in Winchester District Softball
Lucky Inn clinched a 7-1 win over R. H. Hummer at Senseng Park in Winchester District Class A softball. Roxy Hockman pitched well for Hummer, while Donnie Oates led Lucky Inn with two doubles and two singles in four at bats. The win advances Lucky Inn toward the State Class A Tourney in Lynchburg, with Hummer also qualifier-worthy.
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All Star Baseball Results And Schedule AP Wire
The article lists league standings with teams such as New York Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington Minnesota Los Angeles and Kansas City followed by All Star game results. It notes National League versus American League all star action 1 1 after nine innings and outlines upcoming twi night doubleheaders in several cities including Los Angeles Boston Kansas City New York Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Washington Detroit.
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Moose Beat Jaycees to Move Toward Pony League Title
Jim Shanholtz Powered Moose to a 15-9 victory over Jaycees. Shanholtz hit for the cycle, scored four times and drove in three. Richard Dick homered for Jaycees, Doug Brill and George Werdig added two hits each, but Moose outhit 14-9 and pulled within one win of the second half crown with a makeup game set for Wednesday at Senseng Park.
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Earl Bailey
Jack Cleveland
Ken Dodson
Roxy Hockman
Oates
Kline
Roxy
Hummer
Moose Trim Jaycees
Jim Shanholtz
Red Hot Bat
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Jaycees
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Richard Dick
Doug Brill
George Werdig
Ers
John Whitacre
George Morris
John Inskip
Ward
Wilson
Stine
Inskip
Pony Loop
Senseng Park
Winchester Polo Reaches Sherman Memorial Quarterfinals
The Winchester Polo Team, Goosecreek Ramblers, and Goosecreek Polo Club advance to the Sherman Memorial Tournament quarterfinals at Potomac Md Arena. Potomac’s Frank Wilson scores six, but Winchester wins 14 to 12 after a five-goal handicap. Winchester's Dunning and Marshall each notch three goals. McConnell adds two. Winchester to play Goosecreek Polo Club Friday at 8:30 p.m.
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Goosecreek Ramblers
Goosecreek Polo Club
Potomac
Frank Wilson
Pete Dunning
Sam Marshall
Robert McConnell
Barber Wins PGA Title in Playoff Over January
Jerry Barber, at 45 the smallest man on tour, defeated Don January by one stroke in a Monday playoff to claim the National PGA championship. Barber became the oldest winner at 5 foot 5 and 135 pounds, earning Ryder Cup captaincy consideration for his team.
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Barber
State finals offer chances for local clubs to improve
A caption from a Star Photo shows Sonny Higgs, Winchester tourney commissioner, Aubrey Blue, manager of Lucky Inn, Jake Mellwee sponsor of Lt, Don Welsh manager of second place R. H. Hummer, and Doug Messall presenting the Jumping trophy. Higgs awarded Coca Cola prize to Blue who wears a sling after an early tournament injury.
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Cedar Creek Wins Thriller Over Montague In Church League
Cedar Creek broke loose for three final-inning runs to beat Montague 3 to 2 at Senseng Park as Charlie Hill held Cedar Creek to limited hits. Clark and D. Shirley led Cedar Creek with three and two hits, while Montague’s D. Clark produced three straight hits in the third inning.
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D. Shirley
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U S Track Team Ends Four-Meet European Tour
The United States track squad, missing top stars, defeated Poland to finish a three week four meet tour in Europe. They opened by beating Russia and also downed West Germany and Great Britain, maintaining a 4-0 record in international duels under Coach Jumbo Elliott.
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Europe
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Fight results wrap from Miami bout
The Associated Press reports a boxing result from Miami where Tommy Schafer stops Willie Mc Creea in a bout listed with numeric weights and city details. Schafer advances as the Miami event lists scores and participant names with place markers.
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Miami
Tommy Schafer
Burgh
Willie McCrea
Clarke 4-H'ers Attend Powell's Fort Camp
Twenty one Clarke 4-H club members are camping at Powell's Fort Valley this week led by County Agent John Gerken and Mrs. Madeline Myers. Linda Murphy serves as recreational director for the three week stay. Additional attendees for All-Star weekend include Danny McIntire and Judy Pine.
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Powell's Fort Valley
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Madeline Myers
Linda Murphy
Clarke
Freddie Alger
Mary Lou Shugars
Bill Davis
Ella Mae
Evvie Coffelt
Jerry Williams
Larry Royston
Jimmy Buckner
Margaret Ellen
Rebecca Travers
Ray Chapman, Jr
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Sam
Mack Headley
Lloyd Hurt, Jr
Carolyn Emerick
John Pine
Robbie
Bea
John Davis
Dickie Wolfe
Danny McIntire
Judy Pine
Clarke Lions Will Meet At Cook-Out
Clarke County Lions Club holds its regular cook-out Thursday at 7 p.m. DST at the home of Dan Pan coast. Cook-out team members listed include J. C. Brubaker George Burton Charles Enders Jr Walter Flory Oscar Kaye C. E. Miley Arthur Fulton Bob Smalley James Wood Frank Yowell Vernon Racer and Mallory Morrow. Gene Dunn will collect dues at this meet.
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Clarke County Lions Club
Dan Pancoast
J. C. Brubaker
George Burton
Charles Enders, Jr
Walter Flory
Oscar Kaye
C. E. Miley
Arthur Fulton
Bob Smalley
James Wood
Frank Yowell
Vernon Racer
Mallory Morrow
Gene Dunn
Isis Cult Spreads From Egypt to Roman World
The cult of Isis promised immortality and bodily resurrection as it spread from Egypt to Greece, Rome, and Britain, challenging early Christianity for a period.
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Greece
Rome
Britain
Rouss Fire Company to Present Free Film Evening
The Rouss Fire Company sponsors a public screening of Operation Abolition Thursday at 8 p.m. in the fire hall downstairs following its 7:30 p.m. meeting. Joseph C Haines, president, notes open admission and free refreshments after the film which argues against Communist attempts to abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee.
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Joseph C.haines
House UN - American Activities Committee
Rouss Fire Co
Burr P. Harrison
Rouss
Front Royal Reverts to Eastern Standard Time Sept. 5
Warren County Supervisors voted to return to eastern standard time at 12:01 a.m. Sept. 5 after a summer on fast time. Town Council had approved a standard time shift pending county consent. The board also appointed H Douglas Hammer Jr as receiving agent for federal property for Civil Defense.
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County Board of Supervisors
H. Douglas Hammer, Jr
Hammer
George C. Updegraff
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