TACs and Burnt Factory Run Away In City Church Softball
In Senseny Park action last night the TACs crushed Mountaineers 14 0 with Bud Gray throwing four innings of no hit ball before Donnie Oates finished. Burnt Factory routed Grace Bible 12 0 after three innings with J T Clevenger and Gary Anderson keying the offense. JIM BROMLEY led Burnt Factory with a double and two singles scoring three times as Harold Cattlett held Grace Bible to three hits. Senseny Park will host three games tonight and one for the girls, promising a busy slate.
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Burnt Factory
Mountaineers
Grace Bible
Bud Gray
Donnie Oates
Don Welch
Gray
Oates
J. T. Clevenger
Gary Anderson
Billy Stine
Anderson
Harold Catlett
J. Burleson
Jim Bromley
Bromley
Tommy DeHaven
F&m Bank
Orange
Pat Perry
Winchester Junior Pee-Wee Golf Tournament Draws Packed Field
Twenty two youngsters competed across five divisions at Winchester Golf Club. Top score in 5 8 age group went to Whit Whitham with 22 for three holes, while 14 year old John Dick captured the 13 17 division with 28. In 9 12, Shep Campbell led with 27 for five holes. runners up were George Murphy and Bobby Scully with 32 each. Tish Clare won the 5 8 girls with 21 for two holes and Terry Ford took the 9 12 girls class with 18 for three holes. Notable participants included Cecil Dick Stewart Whit ham Anne Hortenstine Judy Lovett and others.
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Winchester Golf Club
Whit Whitham
Tom Dick
Shep Campbell
George Murphy
Bobby Scully
John Dick
Tish Clare
Terry Ford
Cecil Dick
Stewart Whitham
Anne Hortenstine
Judy Lovett
Butch Wilson
Mike Lovett
John Clore
John Scully
Bill Gentry
Cris Clore
Ben Dick
Sherrad Bell
Tom Monahan
Bill Pifer
Synonyms: A Declaration of Terms and Meanings
A compact glossary lists synonyms for declaration and related terms such as avowal assertion affirmation professio n, exhibition manifestation and statement. The items cover language shifts from formal ordinance to casual avowal and state ment usage.
Mahaffey Wins Complete Game As Reds Top Pirates
Art Mahaffey, 22, earned his second straight win with a complete game 3-2 victory over Milwaukee, helping Philadelphia narrow the gap behind Pittsburgh in the NL race. The Pirates fell 4-3 to Cincinnati while St Louis moved to third with a 10-0 win over Los Angeles.
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Women Bowlers Invite Forming Teams At North Lanes
The women’s Thursday Night 10 Pin League begins its 1960 61 season at North Side Lanes with opening night Monday September 8 at 7 30 PM in North Side’s Club Room. Eight teams already, invites prospective members to attend.
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Penguin Books to Face Trial Over Lady Chatterleys Lover
Directors of Penguin Books Ltd in London were ordered to stand trial on obscenity charges for publishing an unexpurgated edition of Lady Chatterley's Lover. A court summons was served by the director of public prosecutions.
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Penguin Books Ltd
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Major League Leaders Key Batting and Pitching Figures
Summary of top leaders across American and National Leagues including batting averages and home run counts. Notable names include Smith and Sievers of Chicago, Maris and Mantle of New York, and Banks Aaron Mays Wills Pinson Cepeda Roebuck among others with tallies for runs RBIs hits doubles triples and stolen bases and pitching records for Perry Coates Law and Roebuck.
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Pinson
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Cepeda
White
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Kirkland
Wills
Los Angeles
Law
Roebuck
Bantam Bowls Heat Up as Red Sox Sweep Braves Twice
Judy Truslow spares 111 pins as Red Sox top Braves in two games in the Royal Crown Cola Bantam League at Health Center Lanes. Barabara Easter led Braves with 94. Yankees roll 444 in a sweep over White Sox. Linda Allen shines with a 56-pin finish in final frames and 99 total in the win, sister Carole Allen adds 98. Pirates move to 17-1 after two wins over Orioles as Giants beat Indians twice. Tigers improve with two wins. Ward bowls 117. Next Friday closes the season with a picnic and trophy presentation after the final day. Bob Harrison’s Church League opens September 1 at 7 p.m. with 12 teams.
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Red Sox
Braves
Barbara Easter
Yankees
White Sox
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Carole Allen
Pirates
Orioles
Dodgers
Lexie Jackson
Giants
Indians
Royal Crown Cola
Friday results and upcoming games in major league baseball
Washington defeats New York 4 2 while Detroit tops Cleveland 5 3 and Chicago shuts out Kansas City 10 0. Baltimore Boston postponed. Schedule shows Chicago Kansas City and Cleveland Detroit games Sunday and Monday has no games listed.
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Pat Perry Shuts Out Orange as F M Bankers Win 12-3
The F M Bankers beat Orange 12-3 behind Pat Perry four hitter with three in the fourth inning. F M banked insurance via walks and errors as six hits suffice. State Class B title holder, bye to finals, next series starts Monday against C S Bank and Duckpinners.
Alexandria Classic North Ties South 6-6 on penalty
The Shrine sponsored high school All-Star football game ended in a 6-6 tie as the North avoided a key late error with a 5-yard penalty on the South. North's Buddy Csah scored the tying TD after a 93-yard drive, with notable defensive plays from both sides and Walker of Blacksburg lauded by college coaches.
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Blacksburg
Dennis Perdue
Buddy Csah
James Monroe
Fredericksburg
Ned McDonald
Canadians' Speedboat Shows U S Harmsworth Lead
PICTON Ont AP The Harmsworth Trophy race opened with Miss Supertest III in front on Friday setting a Harmsworth record 117.09 mph. Bob Hayward, 52, steered the Canadian boat to a big early lead over Gale V of Detroit as Nitrogen Too and Anitrogen trailed behind. The second heat of the best-of-three was scheduled for today with the trophy within Canada’s grasp if the U S trio cannot reverse the form.
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Canada
United States
Bay of Quinte
Bob Hayward
Gale V
Detroit
Hayward
Bill Cantrell
Cholera Epidemic Kills Over 500 in West Pakistan
AP report of a cholera outbreak in West Pakistan with more than 500 deaths, including 33 in the last two days. Siaklot district near Kashmir records about 300 fatalities as the hardest hit area.
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Lahore
West Pakistan
Siaklot
Kashmir
Olympic Night Classes Set For Rome 1960 Games
Olympic Village in Rome prepares teams for varied night class events this week as athletes compete under AP Wirephoto coverage.
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Rome
Dixie World Series Final Battles Jefferson Parish and Dothan
In South Boston Virginia Jefferson Parish La faces Dothan Ala in the Dixie World Series title game at 7 p m EST. Dothan advanced by beating McComb Miss 8-5 and carries a 4-1 tournament mark while Jefferson Parish sits at 3-1. Key moments include Chapman and Keel homers for Dothan and Simpson pitching for Jefferson Parish in earlier matchups.
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Jefferson Parish
Dothan
Ala
Little Boys’ Baseball, Inc
Louisiana
McComb
Miss
Dan Simpson
Charles Chapman
Eddie Keel
Mississippi
Keith Sanders
Tommy Myers
Chapman
Donkey Ballgame Nets $436 for Gainesboro Fire Company
The Gainesboro Fire Company raised 436 dollars at a donkey ball game Thursday night to support the building fund. About 400 attendees watched Gainesboro defeat Brakeblok 5 to 3 with War Path the mule stealing the show. Buzz Holliday set a mule riding record of three seconds. Roy Boyce chaired the event and thanked helpers. a return game is planned for spring.
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Shanholtz
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J. Feltner
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Smith
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Winchester Polo Club Splits Two in Twinbill
Winchester Polo Club split a doubleheader at Senseng Road Arena with Charlottesville and Warrenton. Charlottesville dominated its section 8 4 as Farrish flew in from Texas and scored three goals. Winchester edged Warrenton 6 4 with Day and Cussen scoring twice each.
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Charlottesville
Warrenton
Senseng Road
John Cussen
Bob Berry
Mike
Frank Whitesell
Doug Killiam
John Senior
Will Farrish
Farrish
Texas
Joe Claffy
John Day
Sam Marshall
Day
Cussen
Gainesboro Hosts Winchester in 2 PM baseball game
The Winchester Baseball Club visits Gainesboro for a 2 PM game with players meeting at Levi's Service Station at 1 PM. Winchester has won three of four recent games and shows new uniforms. Gainesboro remains a tough opponent. The Star Sports reports on the starting pitcher may be inaccurate this time.
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Gainesboro
Levi's
Braddock and
Gerrard Streets
Star Sports Department
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