Upsets Mark Church League As Market Sunnyside Lose
In the Church League Wesley defeated Market St 5-3, and CYO shut out Sunnyside 7-0. Braddock beat CC 7-2 with a five run fifth inning highlighted by Wilkins' homer. Bryan Braddock and Crim pitched for wins. Bemnsdaffer and Fretwell homered in alternate games.
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Wesley
Market St
CYO
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Braddock
Congregational Christian
Flower
Stotler
Bageant
Dorsey
DeHaven
Wilkins
F. Foreman
Flowers
Siebert
Bayer Breaks Drivers in New Orleans Teeing Round
Hartford AP report recounts George Bayer telling Ken Venturi about breaking his driver at the neck on the second tee during the Insurance City Open first round in New Orleans. Bayer claimed two other drivers broke in the same place and a third time the grip failed while he held the club. He also notes a 300 yard drive in Columbus, Ohio.
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Hartford
Abel Wins Ist 64 Feature At Raceway In Hagerstown
Bobby Abel of Wrightsville Pa finally wins a feature at Hagerstown Raceway breaking his own track record with laps near 24.9 seconds. Lamaster led early until Abel moved ahead on lap 17 amid slow traffic as Nalley Nininger and Dennison followed. Beeler wins both the limited feature and contributes to a night of multiple event results along with Calhoun and Peggy Beeler.
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Hagerstown
Bobby Abel
Hagerstown Raceway
Wright- Sville
Abel
Jackie Clare
Madison
Clem Lamaster
Winchester
Lamaster
Bill Nalley
Brunswick
Red Nininger
Jefferson
Jack Dennison
Arington
Charlie Beeler
Checker
Roscoe Barnes
Elwood Hager
Greencastle
Sam Myers
Baltimore
Dorsey Calhoun
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American Leagues top hitters include Oliva with a .334 average and 160 hits while Killebrew leads with 39 homers. Pitching leaders show Bunker 128 decisions and Downing 142 strikeouts. In the National League Clemente hits 147 and Mays 90 runs, with Koufax 17-5 and 200 strikeouts. Norm Brandl set Lehigh’s all time career scoring record, averaging 20.2 points per game from 1959 to 1962.
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Aparicio
Baltimore
Weis
Chicago
Bunker
Ford
New York
Downing
Radatz
Boston
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Drysdale
Norm Brandl
Lehigh
Brands
Moose Edge VFW in Pony League Thriller
The Moose scored two runs in alternating innings to beat the VFW 6-5 in Pony League. Mike Headley and Bobby Mason walked and stole bases in the seventh before Ronnie Combs drove in two with a single, as Headley struck out 12 for the win. Yost led VFW with 2-3. Orndorff took the loss.
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Moose
VFW
Mike Headley
Bobby Mason
Ronnie Combs
Rocky Yost
Headley
Kenny Orndorff
Yost
Workingmen Top National Fruit in Little League clash
The Workingmen defeated National Fruit 5 to 2. Payton led with 3 runs and 3 hits while Laise Harless and Thompson added two RBIs each. R Jones homered for National Fruit. Harless earned the win with relief from Dick. Shelburn took the loss.
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Workingmen
National Fruit
Payton
Laise
Harless
Thompson
R. Jones
Dick. Shelburn
Boxing Results From AP Fight Card
Ike White from Philadelphia outpointed Joe DeNucci of Newton Mass in New Bedford. Roy Rogers of Levelland Tex defeated Otis Lee of Houston. Curtis Cokes of Los Angeles outpointed Al Andrews of Fresno in Fresno.
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Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Ike White
Philadelphia
Joe DeNucci
Newton
Dallas
Roy Rogers
Levelland
Tex
Otis Lee
Houston
Fresno
Calif
Curtis Cokes
Los Angeles
al Andrews
Standings and schedule notes from the league results
Standings show Baltimore and New York near the top with Chicago and Los Angeles trailing. Monday and Wednesday schedules feature cross matchups including Cleveland at Los Angeles and New York at Chicago with several night games listed.
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W. L. Pet. GB
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
IB Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas
L. Pet. G.B
Phila
Phia
San Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
McPeak Sees Redskins Title Run Despite Injured Jurgensen
Carlisle AP Bill McPeak pledges 1960 Redskins will win if quarterback Sonny Jurgensen stays healthy. Jurgensen sidelined ~10 days with knee injury but expected to be ready for Sept 13 opener vs Browns. McPeak praises Sam Huff and defense, cites strong line, and notes key backs and receivers shaping the attack.
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Dickinson College
McPeak
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Jurgy
Browns
Sam Huff
New York Giant
Jurgensen
Huff
Sam
Bobby Mitchell
Angelo Cola
Chicago Bears
Charley Taylor
Arizona State
Tom
Tracy
Billy Barnes
Don Bosseler
Dick Drummond
Bosseler
Dave Francis
J.W. Lockett
Gene Donaldson
Purdue
Riley Mattson
Frank O’brien
Vince Promuto
John Nisby
Fred Hageman
Len Hauss
Georgia
Hageman
Fifth ace for longtime club champ Bauer at Highland
Leslie L. Bauer, 60, of Shelton scored his fifth ace at Highland Golf Club on a seven iron from 140 yards on the sixth hole. He finished the nine holes in par 33 as a longtime club champion who has held the title 12 times.
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Shelton, Conn
Leslie L. Bauer
Shelton
Highland Golf Club
Bauer
Giants Fall 2 1 To Cardinals In Spite Of Haller Cepeda Plays
Giants lose 2 1 as Haller and Cepeda are both thrown out at home while attempting to score. Cepeda Hart singles spark seventh inning comeback but stop short of tying. Reds top Dodgers 7 2 behind Purkey’s four hit effort. Phillies lead NL after win. Hendley to face Simmons in Cardinals night game. Golf leaders Ferree Rule Souchak pace ICC in Wethersfield.
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Associated’Press
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinal
Tom Haller
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
al Dark
Dark
Haller
Harvey Kuenn
Hal Lanier
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Jim Ray Hart
Cepeda
Hart
McCarver
Lou Brock
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
Joe Moeller
Bob Purkey
Pete Rose
Mel Queen
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Bob Reed
Moeller
Steve Boros
Queen
Boros
Phillies
Chicago
Ray Culp
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Bob Hendley
Curt Simmons
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
New York
Pittsburgh
Curt Summons Seeks First Summer Victory at Berkley Springs Purse
Curt Summons from lv-J Stable aims for his first summer win in the 6 furlong Berkley Springs Purse at Charles Town night track. Last year he won his first start for new owners June 8 at Shenandoah Downs and has since struggled to return to form. He faces Last Son and a field including Our Forte Sparkling Brook Count Ado and The Fifth Dream with rider Donald Smith handling Curt Summons.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Lv—J Stable
Curt Summons
Shenandoah Downs
Berkely Springs
Delaware Park
Hunton F. Atwell
Donald Smith
Smith
Shenandoah
Angelo Vasil
Rockville
Forte
Sparkling Brook
Count Ado
Dream
Loudoun County Group Visits Shenandoah Downs
More than forty Loudoun County Automobile Association members will travel by car to Charles Town for dinner at Starlight Terrace Wednesday night. L. F. Rust of Purcellville heads the party, which will see the eighth and feature race named in honor of the association.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Loudoun County Automobile Association
Shenandoah Downs
Starlight Terrace
L. F. Rust
Purcellville
Loudoun Association
Five Money’s Flight Wins Tight Race at Evening Post
Thoroughbred fields include Mone s Flight Diav Angles with 117 pounds and Sugar Flake Headley at 114 in a competitive card. Doffs list shows Twinix Boodle Zangi 120 and Last Leaf Gamby 114 with strong bets as post time 7 15 P M.
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Diav
Gamby
Dicksie O
Graham
Headley
Zang’i
Mall
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