F M Bank takes Softball League title with 19 7 win over Duckpinners
F M Bank defeats Duckpinners 19 to 7 to claim the finals in night action. Winning pitcher Alice Burleson allowed 11 hits while Lois Anderson homered and trioed for the winners. Martha Taylor took the loss as F M Bank broke a 5 5 tie with seven runs in the fourth.
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F&m Bank
Duckpinners
Alice Burleson
Lois Anderson
Martha Taylor
F&m
Bertha Kettlewell
Buckner
Levi
Melvin
Fink Brown
Baseball Scores From Major Minor League Play
Pacific Coast League results include Seattle 3 Phoenix 0 Salt Lake City 10 Spokane 8 San Diego 5 Vancouver 8 Portland 10 Sacramento 5. International League Toronto 6 Miami 5 Havana 3 Montreal 2 Columbus 3 Rochester 2 11 innings. Buffalo 11 Richmond 2 American Assn Fort Worth 6 Minneapolis 3 Dallas 4 St Paul 0 Denver 8 Houston 3 Louisville 3 Charleston 2 Indianapolis 4 Omaha
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Spokane
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Vancouver
Portland
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Nings
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Richmond
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Dallas
St. Paul
Denver
Houston
Louisville
Charleston
Indianapolis
Omaha
Roby Family Hosts Several Local Visitors
White Hall brief notes guests and visitors include Rev Joseph Roby and family returning from a trip to York Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia. Nearby families Elmer Tripplett Melford Holliday Arno Hott Frances Hott and others visited various local households in the week.
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Joseph Roby
Philip
John Allen
Arno Hott
Boyce
Frances Hott
Albin
Max
Elmer Allen
Allen
Annie Frick
Pikeside
Ida Welch
Stephenson
Carrie Brown
Alva Ebersole
Mildred Pommier
Ola Billmyer
Winchester
Howard Adams
Bell Shirley
Mary Milburn
Jim Lamp
Gerradstown
Lloyd Milburn
Julia Taylor
Mary
Lamar
Roger
Kenneth Holliday
Little Minor League slugfest produces four run games
In yesterday's Little Minor League play Buncutter Oil beat DAV 21 4 and Koman Brothers defeated Lupton 21 3 in two afternoon games. Miller & Anderson No 1 edged Kiwanis Juniors to finish the day as the schedule advances to the semifinals Thursday at 9 a.m. with finals Friday at 1 p.m.
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Buncutter Oil
DAV
Koman Brothers
Lupton
Miller & Anderson
Kiwanis Juniors
Reds Rally Early to Split with Braves Amid Season Aim
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Milwaukee Braves in the second game after trailing in the opener, snapping a 6-6 tie late and pulling within reach of the pennant as the Giants widened their lead in the standings.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Exchange Bombs Lions Club 16-0
Exchange Bombs Lions Club 16 to 0 as Powers and Stine lead a 16 run assault after four innings. Al Grim adds two singles and a three run homer in the fourth while Sirbaugh and Kern contribute for the winners. Lions starter Hockman takes the loss with Hall in relief.
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al Grim
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Petrie
G. Lee
Hockman
Hall
Daley Tops Royals as Athletics Win Hard Fought Clash
Detroit held White to eight hits as Bud Daley earned his 13th win for the Athletics in Kansas City. Daley allowed nine hits including Colavito's 34th homer, one behind Harmon Killebrew. Kansas City loaded a first inning rally with Tuttle's triple Snyder's double and clutch hits to back Daley.
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Bud Daley
Kansas City
Minnie Minoso
Rocky Colavito
Indins
Colavito
Harmon Killebrew
Washington
Jim Grant
Daley
Bill Tuttle
Russ Snyder
Hal Smith
Wayne Terwilliger
Columbus Jets win fifth straight to chase second in IL
The Columbus Jets extended their win streak to five with a 3-2 extra inning victory, narrowing the gap to second place behind the Habana Cubs. Havana swept Montreal 3-2 as Buffalo beat Richmond 11-2, and Miami split a twin bill with Toronto 6-5 and 2-1 in 12. Nino Escalera's 11th inning infield hit plated Don Williams for the game winner.
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Jets
Havana
Montreal
Buffalo
Richmond
Miami
Toronto
Marlins
Nino Escalera
Don Williams
Williams
Dave Jiminez
Tom Hurd
Charley James
Rochester
Clay Bryant
Curt Roberts
Borrego Alvarez
Walt Cradock
Ted Wieand
Yoyo Davalillo
Birrer
Bob Wiesler
Art Mahaffey
Bob Martin
Jim Pisoni
John Bucha
Bert Hamric
Jim Archer
Bob Pehanick
Hamric
Bobby Willis
Woody Smith
Willis
Pat Scantlebury
Art Kay
Colonels Schedule Meeting and Fall Plans
Athletic Director Archie Manuel calls a meeting for all football players in grades 9 12 at James Wood's gym tomorrow at 7. Dr Brad Bennett handles physicals while practice and uniform issues are delayed. Uniforms expected by the 21st with first practice on the 25th. School opens the 31st. Coach Manuel to show last year's Luray Wood film and announce fall schedule.
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Archie Manuel
James Wood
Brad Bennett
Manuel
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Local Pony Leaguers Edge Berryville 8 7 In Extra Innings
Winchester tops Berryville 8 to 7 in an extra inning affair to start a three game series at Senseny Park. Thompson, Stinnett collect three singles each for Winchester while Berryville’s Miley belts a double and four hits come in the fifth.
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Berryville
Arnold
Kerns
Thompson
Hinkle
Longerbeam
Sirbaugh
Stinnett
Johnson
Miley
Berry Ile
Senseny Park
Four U.S. capitals share presidents names Lincoln Jefferson Madison Jackson
The article notes four state capitals Lincoln Nebraska Jefferson City Missouri Madison Wisconsin and Jackson Mississippi all share their names with U.S. presidents. It highlights the naming pattern linking capitals to presidents and mentions respective states.
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United States
Lincoln
Neb
Jefferson City
Madison
Wis
Jackson, Miss
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