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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1960

Page

10

Duckpinners Reach Finals In One-Run Softball Thriller

Duckpinners edged Commercial & Savings Bank 16-15 in eight innings to reach the finals against Farmers & Merchants. Seckford Abrell starred in the eighth with a three run homer and key hits as darkness threatened the finish.

Duckpinners C&s Commercial & Savings Bank Som Apse Health Center Farmers & Merchants’ Girls Luttrell Doris Conner Maxine Miller Judy Abreul Darlene Conner Hartman Seckford

Wynn Beats Yankees 5-1 to Tighten AL Lead

Early Wynn, 14-3 this season, held New York to four hits in a 5-1 victory for the Chicago White Sox over the Yankees. A beanball scare from Jim Coates sparked Wynn to threaten the visitors as Chicago moved into sole possession of second place. Detroit, Washington, and Cleveland won behind strong late-inning runs and solid pitching.

C&s Doris Duckpinners Brown Legg Myers Doris Conner Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Wynn Yankee Jim Coates Umps Coates Billy Pierce Yanks Sox Detroit Tigers Baltimore Orioles Washington Kansas City Cleveland Boston Lew Burette Louis Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati A Grba Grba Nellie Fox Gene Freese al Smith al Lopez Pierce Tigers Charlie Maxwell Wes Stock Detroit Maxwell Rocky Colavito al Kaline Bill Fischer Harmon Killebrew Reno Bertoia Jack Kralick Mudcat Grant Mike de la Hoz Indians Frank Sullivan

Bowling action seals two wins in delayed Major League duel

Health Center Lanes hosted a postponed major league night with Cave leading a 372 series and Swartz and Sheetz bright spots for a pennant-winning lineup. Zimmerman’s 630 game helped Zimmerman's clinch the league title as teams like Brown-McCall and Carper-Easter vied for second place in the Tuesday League season kickoff.

Bob Unger Bill Roth Ed Cookus Bobby Butts Donnie Cave Cave Zimmerman Health Center Joe Zimmerman Mike Perry Evan Creswell Richard Sheetz Charles Swartz Swart Betty Funkhouser Phyllis Kiracofe Eugene Funkhouser Artie Kiracofe Brown-McCall Aggie McCall

Lightweights On Television Chicago Showdown

Substitute Le roy Jeffery faces Gene Gresham in a 10 round lightweight bout at Chicago Stadium televised by ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Jeffery, 24, replaces ill Doug Vailliant. Gresham, 22, ranked ninth by the NBA and holding a 25-1-1 pro record, seeks victory after a 1959 knockout loss while Jeffery owns an 18-2 mark with 15 knockouts.

Chicago Leroy Jeffery Gene Gresham Detroit Jeffery Doug Vailliant Irving E. Slott Illinois Athletic Commission ABC Gresham National Boxing Assn AAU Candy McFarland

Boxing Roundup Of AP Results In Five Cities

In Los Angeles Jimmy Hornsby KOOs Oscar Ortegon in six. In Miami Beach Freddie Blades outpoints Sonny Ray over ten rounds. San Antonio’s Santiago Gutierrez defeats Karl Heinz Guder by decision in ten. In Phoenix Lauro Salas outpoints Chuck Flores over ten rounds.

Los Angeles Jimmy Hornsby Oscar Ortegon Robstown Tex Miami Beach Fla Freddie Blades Fort Lauderdale Sonny Ray Chicago San Antonio Santiago Gutierrez Karl Heinz Guder Germany Phoenix Ariz Lauro Salas Monterrey Mexico Chuck Flores

Youngest PGA Member Leads Milwaukee Open First Round

Buzz Garvin a 19 year old from Denver led the Milwaukee Open qualifying with a 68 22 under par out of 81 players a field for the 72 hole medal play. Other qualifiers included Ed Meyerson Ray Montgomery and Tom Raney with 69 while low amateur Emil Esposito shot 72.

Milwaukee Buzz Garvin Denver Colo Garvin North Hills Country Club Ed Meyerson Los Angeles Ray Montgomery Indianapolis Tom Raney Little Rock Ark Bill Krause Los Altos Calif Huston la Clair Birmingham Ala Paul Farmer Sacramento Emil Esposito Chicago

Olympics Veto Bikinis Motion Sparks Debate

The International Swimming Federation rejected a bid to relax swimsuit rules at the Olympics. Czech submitters urged two piece or similar styles, but the federation kept its single piece, modest, non transparent standard. Max Ritter of Jenkintown Pa. defended the existing rule.

Rome International Swimming Federation Max Ritter Jenkintown Federation Executive Board

Dear Abby Advice Column Readers Voice In Everyday Strife

A reader panel of outsized domestic woes spans overworked husbands, teen pregnancy, workplace coercion, and large families. Letters seek guidance on marriage criticism, safe handling of a predatory supervisor, handling parental guilt, aging in-laws, and the burdens on the eldest daughters. Abby replies with practical counsel.

Firefighters Are Getting Best Of Wests Blazes

Firefighters hold back major blazes across California Nevada and the Black Hills South Dakota as 500 workers with bombers and bulldozers contain fires. In Nebraska 150 firefighters cap a 3000 acre blaze. Sierra fires burn 70000 acres with wildlife losses and log losses valued over four million dollars. Restoration efforts begin with seedings to prevent erosion and floods.

Associated Press California Nevada Sierra Nevada Black Hills South Dakota Nebraska Sierra Truckee Calif Reno West Sowbelly Canyon Chadron

Charles Dick Injured in Auto Accident

Charles Dick husband of Patsy Cline formerly of this city was seriously injured in an auto accident on Aug. 13 in Nashville Tennessee. He remains in General Hospital Nashville with a fractured skull and jaw and other fractures. His condition is reported as good as expected. Mrs Hilda Hensley mother of Mrs Dick has just returned from a visit with her son in Nashville.

Abby Charles Dick Patsy Cline Nashville Tenn General Hospital Hilda Hensley Mrs

Firefighters Contain Several Blazes Across South Dakota

Fire crews battled three major fires in the Black Hills and dispersed to 15 smaller fires in timberlands west of Hot Springs. The week-long activity scorched about 2 560 acres across the state.

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