U S Swimmers Named For Japan Tour After AAU Wins
The 196? national AAU champions select 16 swimmers and diver Larry Andreasen to tour Japan for two weeks starting Tuesday. The squad, coached by Ralph Casey and led by manager Ken Treadway, includes Don Schollander, Cer Robie, Steve Clark, and other titleholders from Santa Clara, Verdugo, and Gopher clubs. Stock and Stickles depart from the team to resume studies at Indiana University.
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Halltown Esso Clash Decides City League Title
Halltown and Clarke County Esso clash tomorrow night as a pivotal regular season game. Halltown holds a one game lead. a win clinches the title, while a loss ties the standings and may force a playoff. The fifth place for playoffs will be decided in the same card. Northside Lanes shut out Winchester Merchants 5 0 as Dirck Creighton, Hannas and eight hits pace the win.
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Grid Exhibitions By the Associated Press Results
Sunday results list American League matchups with Denver over Chicago 19 to 17. Also New York 7 over Baltimore 26, Philadelphia 21 over Green Bay 27, Pittsburgh 7 over Detroit 24, Cleveland 10 over Minnesota 43, San Francisco 28 over San Diego 50, and Boston 17.
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Five Active Reach 300 Home Runs Yet Ott Holds Hall of Fame
Ten National Leaguers have hit 300 or more home runs in their careers but only Mel Ott is in the Hall of Fame. Five players are still active.
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Kiwanis and H P Start Little League Playoffs
Regular season champion Kiwanis and fourth place H P meet in a best of three opening game. H P upset defending champion Rotary in the semi final, with Rusty Jones starting on the mound against Kiwanis’ Allen Sumner. H P’s win marked a first this season over that team.
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Winchester Rebels Rally To Beat Tomahawk In Late Innings
The Winchester Rebels overcame a 5-4 deficit with two runs in the seventh and four in the sixth to topple Tomahawk 65 amid a late rally. Glen Bricker delivered key hits while Reed faced the late innings as the offense surged.
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Susan Claggett Earns Reserve at Winchester Equitation Show
Susan Claggett of Clarke County earned reserve champion honors at the Winchester Equitation Junior-Senior Horse and Pony Show held at Valley Mill Farm. Karen West won multiple blue ribbons across hunters under saddle warm-up and pony classes after 17 classes, with judges Jack Prestage and ringmaster William Hill presenting awards.
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Lorenzen Nears $100,000 In Winnings At Western Carolina 500
Fred Lorenzen won the Western Carolina 500 at Asheville Weaverville Speedway pushing his yearly earnings toward the first $100,000 mark in NASCAR. He edged Richard Petty after a risky pit move as Jim Paschal finished third for 1,150 dollars and Joe Weatherly placed eighth.
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Pirates surge past Astros with late two run homer
In Houston, Jerry Lynch of the Pirates belted a two run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to deliver a 2-1 win over the Astros. Tony Cloninger of the Braves fanned 11 Cardinals across a four hitter for his eighth win.
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Maury Wills Born in Washington and Residing in Washington
Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills was born in Washington, D C, and now resides in Washington state. The note places him in the national spotlight as a hometown figure with ties to two Washington locations.
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