Jaycee Tennis Tourney Pairings Set for Open Week
First round singles pairings announced for the Jaycee tennis tournament sponsored by the Winchester Jerventone and the Department of Recreation Arida. Youth divisions start at 9 40 A.M. with open classes later. championship matches are scheduled for Saturday August 19 at Reuss Park courts.
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Winchester Jerventone
Defarment of Recreation Arida
Raagrhee
Jaycee Tourney
Jim Fleming
Lizabeth Massie
Carolyn Wolfe
Beth Myfin
Marguérite Riding
Janice Murray
Linda Klafehn
Pat Hillyard
Isaacs Wins Pro-Junior Golf Event
Virginia golfer Jack Isaacs dominated the State Pro-Junior tournament in Richmond at Lakeside. He won the pro sweepstakes with a 66 and captained two 64 pro-am teams, taking a total of 168.90 dollars as top earner.
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Richmond
Virginia
Jack Isaacs
Langley Field
Yenerdey
Isaacs
Lakeside
Gary Spears
John Discosway
Elwood Johnson
Billy Binns
Bill Shelton
Richard Sugarman
Leo Steinbrecher
Jerry Thomas
Johnson
Luke Barnes
Roanoke
Wynsol Spencer
Ft. Eustis
Jim Reynolds
Mays Goes 5-for-6 as Giants Triumph
Willie Mays belts two homers and three singles to power the Giants to a 9-2 win over the Phillies. Pierced by Billy Pierce wins his 10th, as Dodgers top Mets 2-1. Klippstein and Shaw shine in other late-night action.
Say Hey Kid Smiles After Five for Five Night
Willie Mays went five for five with two home runs and five RBIs as the Giants defeated the Phillies. He raised his season average to .303 and his RBI total to 100, while extending his homer total to 34. Manager Alvin Dark called him the greatest player he’s ever seen.
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Mays
RBI
Willie
Alvin Dark
Major Stars Rally as Giants Top Phillies 9 2
Willie Mays drove in five runs with two home runs and three singles as the Giants collected 17 hits to defeat Philadelphia 9 2. Ed Rakow blanked Washington over six hits for a 1-0 win, fanning 11 in his second 1-0 victory over the Senators. Cleveland Browns open summer practice with seven ex Ohio State players in attendance.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Johnny Klippstein
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cubs
Bob Shaw
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Mays
Giants
Phillies
Willie
Billy Pierce
Tony Gonzalez
Ted Savage
Roy Sievers
Dallas Green
Dodgers
Jay Hook
Mets
Tommy Davis
Ron Fairly
Frank Howard
Wills
Willie Davis
Rod Kanehl
Podres
Chris Carnizzaro
Charlie Neal
Ron Perranoski
Klippstein
Reds
Bob Purkey
Don McMahon
Purkey
Colts
Dick Farrell
Associated Press
Willie Mays
Philadelphia
Ed Rakow
Athletics
Washington
Senators
Cleveland Browns
Ohio State
Early Wynn
Orioles
Charlie Lau
Floyd Robinson
White Sox
Mike Joyce
al Smith
Sox
Steve Boros
Tigers
Dick Brown
Detroit
Gary Bell
Phil Regan
Claude Osteen
Rakow
Norm Siebern
Ed Charles
Mexico Stuns United States in Davis Cup Semifinal
Mexico clinches American Zone semifinal with a 3-2 victory over the United States in Mexico City. standout Chuck McKinley wins both singles and helps in a dramatic five-set doubles. U.S. captain Rod Kelleher calls McKinley the best on either team while Pancho Gonzales notes his potential to fuel future U.S. success.
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Mexico City
U.S
Chuck McKinley
Mexico
United States
Trinity
Tex) University
St. Ann
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Rod Kelleher
Pancho Gonzales
Yanks
Uncle Sam
Benton Upsets Giardello in Philadelphia Top Rank Fight
George Benton defeats No. 2 middleweight Joey Giardello by unanimous decision in a ten round bout and requests a title shot or a rematch in October. Benton and manager Herman Diamond express interest in facing Paul Pender or the Fullmer Tiger winner for a championship. Giardello, promoted to No. 2 by the NBA, seeks money fights and a Benton rematch.
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Philadelphia
George Benton
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Benton
Herman Diamond
Paul Pender
Gene Fullmer
Pender
Massachusetts
New York
Europe
Fullmer
National Boxing Association
NBA
Sullivan Harls Rally In 8th, KC Beats Washington
Minnesota twins win 1-0 as Frank Sullivan relieves in the eighth, striking out two and preserving a 6 4 victory. Dick Stigman singled in the deciding run in the sixth, while Ron Fairless and Roger Maris homer for the Yankees.
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Sullivan
Washington
Frank Sullivan
Minnesota
Dick Stigman
Hector Lopez
Yogi Berra
Yanks
Stigman
Twins
Yankee
Rollie Sheldon
Bill Skowron
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Dean Chance
Angels
Leon Wagner
Red Sox
Little League Football Sets Early Practice Start
Winchester area Little League football opens pre season practice tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Senseng Park War Memorial Building. Dick Kern says first day for city and county boys not on last season. Four teams Redskins Colts Eagles Rams each roster 30 boys. No cuts. rosters filled as vacancies occur. Assignment Saturday. daily practices until season begins late month with Saturday games and a Labor Day night double header.
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Winchester
War Memorial
Senseng Park
Dick Kern
Redskins
Colts
Eagles
Rams
Kern
James Wood Field
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Carol Haines
Sandy Holbrook
Sandy Brooks
Rocky Yost
Tommy Evans
Joey Wright
Bobby Pullen
James Sutton
Greg Fauvér
Householder
Pete A
Lewis Campbell
George Rid
Hartwell Harrison
Steve Koman
Tucker Harrison
Andy Koman
Mike Berry
Thorfids
Richard Davis
John Anderson
Barbara Davis
Mary Jo Maddox
Ned Hall Jr
Stephen Butler
Ray McKee
Mike Perry
Meredith Green
Susan Kuykendall
Franklin Bumgardner
Bill Hickerson
Gordon Mclwee
Roxy Hockman
James Spangler
William Myers
Gordon Nelson
Carrington Harrison, Jr
John Heller
Paul Myers
E. B. Washington
Carrington Harrison
William Baker
Lynn Carpen
Ter
Helen Marshall
Kay Carpenter
Langley
Bums
Mike Rathet
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Maury Wills
New York Mets
Hurler
Shaw
George Altman
Philadelphia Phillies
Seals Stadium
New
Candlestick Park
Coliseum
TOC
Los Angeles
Ptr
Goop
Piccadilly ST
Sweet Swinger
Pap
Winchester Savings
W. Boscawen St
FeDeral Home Loan
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Rafael Osuna
University of Southern California
Jon Douglas
Stanford University
Chapulte
Pec Sports Center
Mario Llamas
Llamas
Antonio Palafox
Douglas
Pancho Contreras
Palafox
Osuna
Jim Becker
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Houk
Minnesota Twins
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Boston
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Washington Senators
Wynn
B&m
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