Shoecenter wins Little Minor League title 13 8 over Miller & Anderson
Shoecenter takes the championship with a 13 to 8 victory over Miller and Anderson at Senseng Park. Dan ny Custer Mac Headley Scott Butler and Bob Welch lead the winners with strong hitting as Ross earns the win on an eight hitter and Hibbard loses on a ten hitter.
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Shoecenter
Miller & Anderson
Danny Custer
Mac Headley
Scott Butler
Bob Welch
Ronnie Spicer
Lamley
Terry Funkhouser
Lar
Jaycees Plan Senseny Park Fishing Derby
The Jaycees announce a fishing derby tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 for children up to 12. Prizes will be awarded for longest and shortest fish and other categories. The event will be at Senseny Park Pond which is well stocked. participants must bring their own gear and bait.
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Jaycees
Senseny Park
Judges Named For Children’s Dog Show Here
Ervin Cleveland SPCA agent Henry Lowry president of the Chamber of Commerce and Ed Burch will judge the children’s dog show tomorrow at 2 p.m. on Diamond 2 at Senseny Park. Entry blanks are available at Winchester Furniture Store War Memorial and Rouss and Douglas Parks. Dogs may be entered without a blank if brought by owners. Prizes will be awarded in many categories including largest dog smallest dog and longest tail.
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Ervin Cleveland
SPCA
Henry Lowry
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Burch
Senseny Park
Winchester Furniture
War Memorial
Rouss
Douglas Parks
Miteff Delivers A-1 Body Punch Exhibition Against Johnson
Argentina's Alex Miteff defeated Alonzo Johnson 6-4, 6-4, 7-3 on the cards, pounding Johnson's body as he sought a shot at Ingemar Johansson. Miteff, 208 pounds to 1582, suffered a cut eye and a swollen finger but showed stamina and claimed extra weight helped him stay strong.
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Alex Miteff
Johnson
Jack Hand
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Argentina
Johansson
Alex
Alonzo Johnson
Miteff
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Machen
Willie Pastrano
Mark Conn
Phil Botchnik
Leo Birnbaum
Teff
Alonzo
Capon Bridge Area Visitors Share Weekend Calls
Capon Bridge brief notes list numerous visits among local families. Inwood and Martinsburg guests visited the Luptons while Rockwood and Winchester visitors joined others from Princeville and Berryville. Several relatives traveled to spend time with Henderson, Sirbaughs, Giffins, and other area residents.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Tom Linton
Inwood
Earl Unger
Martinsburg
James Lupton
Dorsey Roomsburg
Peggy
Bonnie Roomsburg
Ray Roomsburg
Carolyn
Harold
Avery Kendall
Washington, D.C
Lovett Kendall
John Wotring
Harley Dickens
Arizona
James Gardener
Rockwood
Jack Kendall
James Duff
Ward Largent
Gary Shanholtz
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William Shobe
Jerry
Odell Haines
Slanesville
Henson Sirbaugh
Thomas
Stanley
Russell Raigner
Omar Williamson
Frances McDonald
Earhart Lange
Mary Lovett
Charles Sirbaugh
Baltimore
Ralph Haines
Linda
Romney
Lillian Martin
Pleasant Dale
Harold Henderson
B. A. Giffin
Williamsons
Mamie Stewart
Cumberland, Md
Letcher Giffin
Princeville, Il
James Sims and Son
Winchester
Public Hearing on Winchester Master Plan Ordinance
The Common Council of Winchester will hold a public hearing on September 8 1959 at 7 30 PM in Rouss City Hall Council Chambers to consider approving the Master Plan affecting the city. Copies of the plan available at Room 4 Reuss City Hall.
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City OF
Winchester
City Planning Commission
Rouss City Hall
Reuss City Hall
B. M. Perrero
Common Council
Jewish Diaspora Across Nations and Lands
An estimate places about 11 million Hebrews living across most regions. Their distribution spans Europe Africa Asia and the Americas reflecting a long history of migration and settlement.
Phoebus Post 48 Wins State Junior Legion Title
Phoebus Post 48 defeated Front Royal Post 53 10 to 6 to capture the state American Legion junior baseball championship. George Jones pitched all game for the win, clinching Phoebus’ first state Legion title in the 1st District. The win advances Phoebus to the Region 4 tournament in Wilmington, North Carolina starting Tuesday, facing Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina champions.
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Hampton
Phoebus Post
American Legion
Front Royal Post
Phoebus
Wilmington
N. C
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
George Jones
Front Royal
Little Rock Schools Open. Officials See Normal Start
In Little Rock, after a week of integrated classes, Central High and Hall High report normal activity. Jefferson Thomas and Effie Jones say students are unfriendly or ignored but not harassed, while school board president Everett Tucker Jr. notes no trouble. Segregationists remain vocal, with Faubus warning he will use state police if trouble returns.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Central High
Hall High
Jefferson Thomas
Central
Effie Jones
Hall
Elsie Robinson
Estella Thompson
Everett Tucker Jr
Faubus
Lollar Powers White Sox to Lead as Sox Top KC
Sherm Lollar slugged two two run homers to lift the White Sox 5-1 over Kansas City. It was his fourth homer in three days driving in nine runs as Chicago widened its AL lead over Cleveland.
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Sherman Lollar
Chicago
White Sox
Sherm
Arkansan
Kansas City
Lollar
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Sollars
Sox
Boston
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Baltimore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
St. Louis
Braves
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Bob Shaw
Kent Hadley
Preston Ward
Eddie Yost
Tiger
Frank Lary
Tito Francona
Cal McLish
Yankee
Vic Wertz
Ryne Duren
Wertz
White
Ning
Clem Labine
Duke Snider
Dodger
Vern Law
Joey Jay
Bob Skinner
Bob Clémente
Smokey
Lee Maye
Pirates
Reds
Phillies
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Willie Jones
Robinson
Baseball Leaders by League and Stat Highlights
Detroit stars dominate leading batting with Kuenn .350 and Kaline .326. Yost scores 90 runs. Killebrew drives 91 RBIs. Fox tops hits with 152. Williams and Runnels split doubles. Allison, Kuenn, and McDougald lead triples. Killebrew and Colavito pace homers. Aparicio and Landis steal bases. Shaw and Pappas top wins. Wynn and Score lead strikeouts. In the National League Aaron hits .367 with 167, Pinson 101 runs and 150 hits. Banks 110 RBIs. Mays 87 RBIs and 22 steals.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Yost
Power
Cleveland
Killebrew
Washington
Colavito
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Allison
Aaron Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Robinson
Cimoli
Neal
Los Angeles
Mathews
White
Cepeda
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Ry Patton
Willis McGolerick
Mike Effler
Harold Bowen
Jim Ross
Steve Lake
Kenneth Armel
Clarke Haley
Ike Adams
Wendell Dick
Ross
Ronnie Hibbard
M&a
Sers
Senseng Park
Jaycees Plan Senseny Park Fishing Derby
United States
Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Dixie Beverage CO
Sherm Lollar
Chisox
Homer
Julio Becquer
Harmon Killebrew
Cubs
Morgnn
Willie McCovey
Dale Long
Alex Grammas
Joe Cunningham
Don Drysdale
Danny McDevitt
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