Rotary Jumps Streak to 10 in American League lead
Rotary won its 13th game in 15 and stretched its margin atop the league, beating Exchange 11 to 4 behind Bruce Clevenger and reliever B. Riggleman. Ronnie Clevenger and Denny Smallwood paced a 6 hitter with multiple extra base hits. Lions beat Kiwanis 16 to 7 as David Moore homered twice and drove in four.
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Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Bruce Clevenger
B. Riggleman
Jimmy Reynolds
Marshall Boyd
Doug Toan
Ronnie Clevenger
Denny Smallwood
David Moore
Carl Shobe
D. Helms
Triple
Swimley
David
Billy Billy
Fletcher
J. Alkire
D. Keeys
Moore
Exchange
Major League Leaders Double Check by League
Major League leaders include AL batting led by Cash and Howard with high averages. Mantle and Maris head runs and RBIs, while Ford leads pitching in decisions and strikeouts. NL leaders feature Mays and Robinson, with Cepeda and Clemente among top hitters and doubles led by Aaron and Mays.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Robinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
Pinson
Aaron
Milwaukee
Altman
Chicago
Wills
Los Angeles
White
St. Louis
Venturi Leads Eastern Open After Two Rounds
Ken Venturi sits atop the $35,000 Eastern Open in Baltimore with a 137 after two rounds, seven under par. He leads defending champion Gene Littler Gay Brewer Jr. and Doug Sanders by seven as weather interruptions and mud slowed play.
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Baltimore
Ken Venturi
Gene Littler
Gay Brewer Jr
Doug Sanders
Venturi
San Francisco
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press table lists team records with games played wins losses and percentages for New York Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington Minnesota Los Angeles Kansas City and more. Friday results show Los Angeles 3 0 Baltimore 1 3 and New York 8 Minnesota 5 in ten innings while Detroit defeats Cleveland 6 to 1 and Kansas City shuts out Boston 5 0.
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Associated Press
American League
G.B
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Four Aces Win Trophy In Summer Housewife League Final
Four Aces Nip Lucky Four by 22 pins to clinch the Summer Housewife League title at Health Center Lanes. Nellie Vaughn led with 123 and 520, Eva Mae Brill added 115, and Eva Brill and Helen Richards contributed strong scores as Four Aces overturned a late deficit. Trophy presented by league president Virginia Schneider at the Winchester Country Club banquet.
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Four Aces
Nellie Vaughn
Eva Mae Brill
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Aces
Jo Chickle
Helen Elsen
Bonnie Easter
Mabel Lineburg
Neliie Vaughn
Virginia Schneider
Winchester Country Club
Mrs. Vaughn
Eva Brill
Mable Lineburg
Lucky Four
Duckpin
Shenandoah News
Health Center
Pete Whitlock
Ronnie Boyd
Jimmy Foltz
Powerhouse
Lucky Five
Pirates
Edwin Fiddier
Bob Harrison
Charles Mason, Jr
Carl McKee
Kenneth Easter
Wilmer Comer
Health Center Grill
Nat Platt
Jack Wilkins
VFEW Edges JCC 7 5 In Shortened League Tilt
In a five and a half inning official game VFEW defeated the Jaycees 7 to 5 as seven hits aided their comeback. Catcher Bell and Milburn each had two knocks for VFW with Rinker the winning pitcher. Jaycees pitcher Dick took the loss after three hits were recorded, Stine had two of them and Shickle drew three walks.
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Jaycees
VFW
Bell
Milburn
Vann
Griffith
Rinker
Stine
Shickle
Totaling 221 for Her Two Games Leads Duckpin Honors
Miss Zuckerman totals 221 across two games to grab seasonal honors as Yankees sweep Cubs. Lexie Jackson posts 102 96 for a 198 series, Judy Oates 91 helps Orioles defeat Corvets, while Vickie Tucker 96 Peg gy Combs 92 and David Burke 97 aid Giants over Cardinals. Bantam League notes plus Health Center and Retail Clerks results.
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Dox Zuckerman
Indians
Senators
Stuart Carper
Blance Caz Zuckerman
Steven Zuckerman
Sammy McCall
Caz
Steven
Gayle Tucker
Patty Combs
Miss Zuckerman
Lexie Jackson
Yankees
Cubs
Ronnie Carper
Judy Oates
Orioles
Corvets
Vickie Tucker
Peggy Combs
David Burke
Giants
Cardinals
Mite
Braves
Rebels
Bobby Willis
State Title Ahead Front Royal Enters Last Stage of U Saga
Front Royal meets Fairfax West in the Virginia Little League baseball tournament final after shutting out Hampton Wythe 2 0. Fairfax West defeated Altavista 6 2 and edged Hampton Wything in a tense nightcap with Neimotka and Hickson holding key roles. Brad Peters homered for Fairfax in the fifth.
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Saga
Howe
Fairfx West
Front Royal
Hampton- Wythe
Fairfax West
Altavista
Hampton-Wythe
Bill Neimotka
Neimotka
Jeff Beard
Mike Hickson
Northern Virginia
Frank Beeton
Brad Peters
Fairfax
Colonial Heights and Warwick Face Off For Legion Title
Warwick Post 255 defeated Arlington Post 44 5 to 2 to claim the Eastern Zone. Colonial Heights Post 284 captured the Western Zone title at Staunton earlier in the week. The five game series begins Monday at Colonial Heights.
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Newport News
Warwick
Colonial Heights
Virginia American Legion
Warwick Post
Arlington Post
Colonial Heights Post
Staunton
Arlington
Shakespeare Festival Recordings in New York Parks
The Department of Parks and a recording company launch a new series of Shakespeare performances using loudspeaker systems. Installations are in Prospect Park Brooklyn and Forest Park Queens to broadcast the plays during the summer festival season.
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New York
Stratford
Bard
Department of Parks
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Forest Park
Queens
Nine Times At Bat But No Scoring For Jaycees Loss
Rinker struck out 10 as Dick fanned six with four walks. Ten base runners were left stranded while 29 reached base and 12 scored across five innings. The Jaycees, once first-half champs, slide to basement in the second round.
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Rinker
Riner
Jaycees
Burnt Factory Stays Close in Softball League Race
Burnt Factory improved to 16-5 with a 15-10 win over Welltown keeping them within one game of Cedar Creek and Montague in the league chase. Cedar Creek sits third at 10-9 as four clubs reach postseason. Welltown and Braddock battle for the final spot. In City League Clarke County Esso leads by one game after a 2-1 loss to R. H. Hummer, with Halltown second and Hummer pressuring the top trio.
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Burnt Factory
Cedar Eree
Montague
Welltown
Cedar Creek
Braddock
Clarke County Esso
R. H. Hummer
Halltown
Hummer
Lucky Inn
Tacs
Coca Cola
Republic Oil
A. Jobe
B. Morrison
Pghong
Omos
Babies Rescued When Smoke Fills Hospital Nursery
Smoke from a refrigerator motor fire filled a hospital nursery in Cleveland Ohio Thursday night. Rescuers carried 30 newborns to safety and all remained in good condition with no after effects reported.
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Cleveland
Ohio
McDonald House of University Hospitals
Mantle Maris and Ruth Pace 1927 Record Echoes
A clipped note records Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace alongside Mantle and Maris with sparse stats. It also reports Mr. and Mrs. James Laws celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary at Tokas Inn in Opequon with over 150 guests, listing family connections and places of origin.
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Maris
New York
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Ruth
Laws
James
Tokas Inn
Opequon
D. C
Mary Pennsylvania
Round Hill
Front Royal
Walker Moten
Purcellville
Rafe Laws
Clyde Williams
Sar Verde
Peru
Indiana
Eagles rout college All-Stars with four touchdown passes
Eagles quarterback Sonny Jurgensen led a 28 point first half as Philadelphia exploited shaky All-Star pass defense at Soldier Field. McDonald caught three TDs and Thomas added a 42 yard strike, while the All-Stars rallied late but fell 28 14. Offensive stars Van Brocklin and Retzlaff fueled the early drive with a key 13 yard reception. The game marked a strong NFL show of force against the college squad despite boos from the crowd.
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Eagles
Soldier Field
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
ABC
Navy
Catngy
Whs
Bill Brown
Illinois
Chicago Bears
Norm Snead
Wake Forest
Washington Redskins
Aaron Thomas
Oregon State
San Francisco 49Ers
Sonny Engensen
van Brocklin
Pete Retzlaff
Jurgensen
Tommy McDonald
McDonald
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
49Ers
Kilmer
Glynn Gregory
SMU
Dallas Cowboys
U-Ganwead
King Hill
Otto Graham
Nick Skorich
Notice of Transfer of Funds to Non Resident Personal Representative
The undersigned shall pay over funds to Ralph W. Haines, Executor of the Florence B. Slonaker estate, to be delivered from the Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Winchester, Virginia. Payment after thirty days from publication, subject to due notice and appointment.
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Code of Virginia
Ralph W. Haines
Florence B. Slonaker
Hampshire County
West Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
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Wally Ehest
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