Little League pressures and parental role questioned
A column analyzes Little League juniors nine to twelve in Winchester and beyond. It condemns adult pressure and parent behavior while urging self examination to protect young players’ healthy development.
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Fight Results Show Edwards Beats Clarence Son
In Miami George Edwards 151 of Panama outpoints Clarence Son 154 of Miami over eight rounds. In Los Angeles Thad Spencer 198 of San Francisco outpoints Jefferson Davis 201 of Mobile over ten rounds.
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Front Royal Wins Lone Title Will Seek State Crown
Front Royal Post 53 captured the Western Zone title by defeating Colonial Heights Post 284 2 to 1 at Colonial Heights. Rain postponed the Eastern Zone final between Charlottesville Post 74 and Norfolk Post 67 to 2 p.m. today. Charlottesville leads Eastern Zone with a 2-0 record and would reach the state final by winning. Norfolk could force a decisive game at 8 p.m. if it wins this afternoon. Front Royal pitcher Jack Lee and reliever Joe Louder combined for the win as the team plated both runs in a single inning.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule
In the National League standings the New York team leads with 73 wins and 31 losses. St Louis sits at 60 47 in the NL race while Chicago and Cincinnati follow. Weekend games include Cleveland at Detroit and Baltimore at New York with multiple National League clashes on the calendar.
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Reds cry over Jay contract saga as 15th loss lands them behind
Cincinnati right-hander Joey Jay, a two time 20 game winner, adds to Reds woes with loss No. 15 amid a pennant chase. The Cardinals move into a tie for second as Chicago Cubs slug Ellis Burton homers twice in a 10-2 win. Jay’s salary dispute and on field slump perplex Cincinnati officials while Dodgers hold lead.
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Dr Hawthorne Records First Hole in One at Winchester Club
Dr Hawthorne completed a 103 yard hole in one on the 18th at Winchester Golf Club while playing with Dr Fred Cline and L D Arnold Sr. It marked his first ace after about 50 years of playing golf and came after he narrowly avoided stopping short of the hole.
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Winchester Golf Cub
Fred Cline
L. D. Arnold Sr
Jack Minnegerode
First Santa letter arrives early in Arkansas City
In Arkansas City Kansas Don Miller age year old sent an early Santa letter to the post office. He asked for five toys instead of three this year noting that his family had twins last month. The Missourian report highlights a young boy’s early Christmas wish and family circumstances.
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Don Miller
James K. Miller
Pros Lead Series 20-8 In Soldier Field Clash
CHICAGO AP The Green Bay Packers two time reigning NFL champions meet the All Stars in the 30th midsummer football classic at Soldier Field. The collegians haven t beaten the pros since 1958 when Detroit Lions fell 35 19 in Otto Graham s debut.
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Graham
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Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
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First Negro Named to Cup Team Shocks Davis Cup Crowd
Arthur Ashe, 20, becomes the first Black player named to the U.S. Davis Cup squad for a semi final vs Mexico in Los Angeles August 16 to 18. Coach Kelleher confirmed the four man team with Ashe praised for his year, despite pressure on him to perform.
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Arthur Ashe
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Los Angeles
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Chuck McKinley
Robert Kelleher
McKinley
Dennis Relston
Bakersfield
Calif
Martin Riesson
Hinsdale
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