Cedar Creek and Burnt Factory Reach Church League Finals
Rain soaked play saw Burnt Factory defeat Braddock 10-6 and Cedar Creek shut out Welltown 4-0 to secure spots in the Church League finals. The best of three set opens tonight at 7:30 with Cedar Creek and Burnt Factory, while Clarke Esso and Lucky Inn contest the other finals berth.
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Burnt Factory
Cedar Creek
Braddock
Welltown
R. H. Hummer
Halltown
Clarke
Cme
Esso
Lucky Inn
Hummer
Gene Shinghass
Bill Longergeam
Oilers defeat Titans 30 20 in Greenville exhibition
Houston Oilers upset New York Titans 30-20 in a Greenville exhibition. Quarterback George Blanda threw an 83 yard TD to Bill Groman and kicked three field goals as Houston vindicated coach Lou Rymkus after Hawaii. Eagles beat Lions 23-14. Browns rout Rams 34-17.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Houston Oilers
Lou Rymkus
Oilers
New York Titans
Greenville
D.C
Rymkus
Houston
Hawaii
George Blanda
Bill Groman
Boston
Buffalo
Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit
Lions
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Louisiana Judge Rules NEA Membership Illegal
A Louisiana attorney general official ruled that membership in the National Education Association is illegal and teachers linked to the NEA could be removed by local boards. He urged teachers and school employees refrain from paying NEA dues, citing NEA policies as conflicting with state segregation laws and referencing a 1961 convention resolution backing desegregation.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Attorney 'S Office
National Education Association
Asst
Scallan Walsh
Louisiana
NEA
Walsh
Siana
U.S. Supreme Court
Soviet Embassy Rejects Building Bomb Shelter
In Washington the Soviet Embassy states it will not build an atomic bomb shelter relying on the Aineglae. Second Secretary Ivan P. Azarov insists the embassy adheres to its stance as of Friday. The report reflects a bright note amid international tensions.
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Washington
Ivan P. Azarov
Scramble Calves Bring Top Prices At Clarke Fair
Calves from the 1960 Clarke County Fair scramble weighed less yet sold for higher averages than last year. Winners included Jimmy Royston Angus and Harry McDonald Shorthorn with donors P T McIntyre Montana Hall and Cecil Wolfe respectively. Average weight 911 pounds, average $277.50 per head. last year 967 pounds at $268.00.
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Clarke County Fair
Jimmy Royston
P. T. McIintyre
Harry McDonald
Montana Hall
Arthur Shane
Farmey
Donald Duvall
Cecil Wolfe
Clarke County
John Gerken
Douglas McIntyre
Hobson McGehee
Berryville
McDonald's
Ritchie
Safeway
Tommy Wolfe
W. H. McConey
W. R. Thompson
Bank of Clarke
Jerry Lloyd
Farnley
Linda
Technique for preparing celery ribbons in ice water
The instructions describe cutting celery into thin strips about an inch from the end, then soaking in icy water. This allows the strips to curl as they hydrate and soften.
Summer Bantam League Champions Crowned at Health Center Lanes
The 1961 Health Center Lanes season saw Gayle Tucker Patty Combs Sammy McCall and Stuart Carper lead the Senators to the title with a 16-2 record. Carper bounced from 70 in the 8th frame to a 116 game aided by a spare and double, while Migs Tucker posted 99. Yankees claimed second at 15-3 as Gary Teets 118 Lexie Jackson 113 paced a 399 team game. Indians finished third with 14 wins, fueled by Steve Zuckerman 97s and Caz Zuckerman 109 over the Cardinals.
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Rebels
Senators
Gayle Tucker
Patty Combs
Sammy McCall
Stuart Carper
Health Center
Migs Tucker
Young Car
Carper
Gary Teets
Lexie Jackson
Yankees
Corvets
Steve Zuckerman
Caz Zuckerman
Indians
Cardinals
Hospital Ship Hope Sails for Home Return
In Saigon the Hope completes a Vietnam tour and heads toward San Francisco. Dr William Walsh notes plans to build more ships with a $10 million fundraising goal this fall to finance two additional vessels. The 15 000 ton vessel costs about $153 000 monthly to operate, with crew wages a major expense. More than 20 000 have been examined or treated aboard or ashore, as Indonesian officials consider a domestic ship program.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William Walsh
Washington Co
South Korea
Pakistan
Dr. Walsh
San Francisco
Walsh
Indonesia
I Is
Inde
Suit Settled Over Kids Say the Darndest Things Sheet
An $800 settlement ends an $40,000 suit involving a Co piece of sheet music tied to Kids Say the Darndest Things. The dispute centered on a 1958 appearance on Art Linkletter's TV show and permission for use. Alabama faces Tennessee on October 21 in a 44th meeting with a historic 18–19–6 Tide disadvantage.
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Los Angeles
Colburn
Linkletter
Alabama
Tennessee
Crimson Tide
Vols
Berryville Ave Laundromat Wins II Tourney
Berryville Ave Laundromat wins the II Tournament with a first inning rally on Olinger’s single and a three run double by Brown. Heour struck out 12 while allowing three hits. Jeff Webber took the loss, giving up three hits and four walks. Avenue edged Lupton 6-4 and beat Huntsberry 9-5 to reach the final.
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Olinger
Brown
Heour
Jeff Webber
Jones
Mt Etna Bubbling Again With Lava Stream In Sicily
Mt Etna in Sicily is actively erupting with about ten rumbling explosions per minute from the northeastern crater. A lava flow about one mile long descended the mountain Friday night while experts from the Volcanology Institute in Catania say nearby villages face no immediate danger.
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Catania
Sicily
Volcani
Mt. Etna
Volcanology Institute
Postmaster Rules Beards Halt Mamaroneck 300th Anniversary
Oddities in the News covers a New York postmaster banning beards for local men celebrating Mamaroneck’s 300th, calling it discipline. A balloon mail experiment sends a 5 cent card from Westbury to London, mocking bypassed postal rules. Clifton NJ quarantine hosts German animals including three dik-dik, ending in new cages. Bridge winners at George Washington Hotel: Mrs Boxwell and Mrs Reaves lead, with runners-up and fourth place noted. next meeting Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Linehan
National
Washington
Clifton
Germany
Richard Boxwell
S. H. Reaves
George Washington Hotel
Helen Johansson
Slee Oe Ee
P. Tennyon
Wickweed
Robert Griffing
John Griffith
Senate backs six week presidential campaign shortening
The Senate endorsed a nonbinding proposal to shorten future presidential campaigns to about six weeks. The measure, urged by Sen. Kenneth, would delay nominating conventions to the first Monday in September. Majority Leader Mansfield praised the idea while Sen. Capehart dissented, noting no party will heed the resolution.
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Washington
Senate
Kenneth B
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Tecumseh uses cowbell to call meetings to order
The Tecumseh Oklahoma chamber of commerce uses a cowbell rather than a gavel to start meetings. The unusual practice highlights a small town quirk in local governance with the bell serving as the official signal for order and attendance.
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Tecumseh, Okla
Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce
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Wellstown
Dickie Keeler
al Shirley
Bill Bailey
Hudson
Gene Pyne
Lewis Boyer
Burnt Factor
N.Y. Titans
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Edward Gale
Edward Gele
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Corporation Court
J. Marshall
Dabney W. Watts
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Clarke Fair
Dann, McIntyre
Angus
M. S. Buckley
H. M. Gano
Riverton
North Park — Clear
South Fork — Clear
Art Linkletter
EZDO
Seles
Integrity and Desire Seil Investment
Sidney Court
Lindenhurst, N. Y
Ted
Eee
Beate
Berryville Ave
Laundromat
Isidore Linehan
England
Westbury
London
W. H. Emmart
Nema Oe
Leue
W. Boscawen St
America
Winchester Evening Star
The
Advertising Council
National Safety Council
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