Rotary and National Fruit Near Even in Little League Playoff
Little League playoff action has Rotary and National Fruit tied at one game each with one decisive game remaining. Nicholson threw eight strikeouts in a two hit win for Rotary while Clevenger and Russell duel on the mound for a peak finale at Sensey Park.
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Wright
Anderson
Ron Clevenger
Nicholson
Sammy Russell
Russell
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Smallwood
Yost
Lee
Sensey Park
Clevenger
Moose Wins Pony League Title in Darkness Shortened Game
The Moose clinched the Pony League crown at Rouss Park in a 42 darkness shortened win, claiming their fifth straight game in the best of five series against VFW. Ward earned the victory with nine strikeouts while Thompson fanned nine for VFW as the teams traded leads and extra-base hits amid fading light.
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VFW
Ward
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Rosenberger News Briefs Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Harvey of Washington were Sunday guests of Mrs Harvey s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Sven Miller. Mrs A A Snapp visited her brother Mr Harry Hammock and wife at Reliance. Mr Guy Frye and son made a business trip to Wardensville and Moorefield. Mr and Mrs Ernest Shook will spend the weekend with Mrs Wilson in Norfolk.
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Washington
A. A. Snapp
Harry Hammock
Reliance
Guy Frye and Son
Wardensville
Moorefield
Ernest Shook
All Stars look to speed for upset in Friday game
Walter Beach leads a swift group as Otto Graham shapes the All Stars to challenge the Baltimore Colts at Soldier Field. Beach, a 180 pound speedster from Central Michigan, could mimic Walter Mitchell with quick passes. The game will be televised on ABC at 9 p.m. EST with the Colts favored by 18.
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Duke
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Rome Prepares To Welcome 1960 Olympic Games
Rome marks the official arrival of the 17th modern Olympics with city flags over 8 000 banners, interpreters in hospitals to ease language barriers, 400 hostesses at venues, and floodlights lit. The opening ceremony remains August 25.
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Pep Pills Prove To Be Vitamins
The case of the suspected pep pills was closed by the U S Olympic Committee after analysis showed the pill found in the Detroit Olympic trials locker room was a vitamin pill. Jim Simms said the ordinary iron deficiency tablet could be bought without prescription. Weikko Ruuska had claimed the women were using pep pills, but coaches denied the charge.
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AAU
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Baseball scores and schedule from midweek games
Washington 3 3 and Kansas in 12 innings. New York 7 Chicago 4 in rain 8 innings. Baltimore 3 Detroit 0. Cleveland 6 Boston 3. Wednesday matchups listed: New Chicago at New York at Boston at Cleveland Washington at Kansas City. Thursday pairings Baltimore Detroit Washington Kansas City. Tuesday results include St. Louis 5 6 Philadelphia 4 0 twi night. Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 1. Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee 2. San Francisco at Cincinnati postponed. many St. Louis and San Francisco games noted with various opponents and locations.
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Staunton, Warwick deadlock in Legion title series
Staunton Post 13 loses ace John Whitesell to a pulled tendon and trails Warwick Post 255 two games to one in the best-of-five Ameri can Legion junior baseball championship. Warwick pitcher Sam Jenkins remains solid despite a hand injury, as Warwick rode a four-run fifth inning to win yesterday and even the series.
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American Legion
Staunton Post 13
John Whitesell
Warwick Post
Whitesell
Ted Bosiak
Warwick
Sam Jenkins
Jenkins
Russians Expel U S Air Attache in Moscow
The Soviet Union orders the expulsion of Col Edwin M Kerton air attache at the U S Embassy and warns his assistant Capt Irving T Macdonald after they were caught photographing military objectives in Kurgan The action references Francis Gary Powers U 2 incident nearby and Sverdlovsk date context.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Edwin M. Kerton
Irving T. Macdonald
I. T. Macdonald
Kerton
Kurgan
Macdonald
U.S.S.R
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Russian Republic
Sverdlovsk
Francis Gary Powers
Winchester Bowlers Make History With 200 Games
Sixty seven year old Jack Wilkins rolled a 208 on Monday night the city’s first league 200. Gordon McKnee posted a 194 in his five consecutive throws, lifting the 100 game world record with a 124 average. McKnee used his big games for the records as McLwee passes 200 in open bowling while Winchester rivals Troy Rhea and Roxy Hockman also reach 200 outside league play.
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Gordon McKnee
Row
Mclwee
Winchester
Troy Rhea
Roxy Hockman
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