Cork Beats E A B 13 8 In Church League Action At Senseny Park
Cork exploded for seven runs in the first inning and added six in the fourth to defeat United Brethren 13 to 8 in the lone Church League softball game at Senseny Park. Market forfeited to Montague, signaling possible bond loss and league removal.
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Market
Montague
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Opequon
Sunnyside
Stephenson
Luedee Stops Provizzi For Sixth Round KO
Jerry Luedee of New Haven stopped Bob Provizzi at 2 40 of the sixth round at St Nicholas Arena after his trainer urged smarter offense. The rugged middleweight improved to a technical knockout with Provizzi bleeding from a cut above the eye. Luedee earned a date with Pat McAteer on September 17.
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Jerry Luedee
Bob Provizzi
Pat McAteer
Luedee
New Haven
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John Scavone
Jerry
Provizzi
Scavone
St. Nicholas Arena
Brooklyn
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Sparrows Mirror Reflection Drives Bird Quiet A While
Early each morning a bold sparrow harassed a basement window by pecking at its reflection. Don Fuller placed a magnifying mirror to deter the bird, which then fled and has not returned.
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Memphis
Don Fuller
Fuller
Campanella Delivers Big Hit to Lift Dodgers Over Braves
Roy Campanella ended a long slump with a three-run single that sparked Brooklyn to a 6-3 win over Milwaukee, narrowing the Braves' lead to two games. The Dodgers salvaged a split in Milwaukee and stayed two games behind the NL leader, while Cleveland beat Washington 5-2. Campanella, 35, had batted .220 with 57 RBIs entering the day.
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Jackie Robinson
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Washington
Bob Lemon
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County Stadium
Joe Adcockh
Bobby Thomson
Don Newcombe
Duke Snider
Gene Conley
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
National League leaders include Moon Batting Salvage Lead St Louis with 233 runs by Robinson Cincinnati 105 RBI Kluszewski 93 Hits Aaron Milwaukee 156. Aaron leads with 13 triples and Snider hits 35 homers. Mays leads Stars with 20 wins and Haddix K’s 141. American League Mantle dominates batting 364 hits 163. Mantle 108 runs 112 RBI 44 homers. Piersall 32 doubles Simpson 18 triples Rivera from Chicago steals. Pierce 18 6 T50 Score 9 strikeouts Cleveland.
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Burglary Foiled by Bow and Arrow in Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Ark Lonnie Q Wilson a member of the local Archery Club halted burglars at a liquor store using a bow and arrow until police arrived The incident underscores the era of atomic age concerns but shows quick local action in defense of property
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Lonnie Q. Wilson
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ACC Football Coaches Shakeup Opens as Practice Starts
Five hundred ACC candidates begin practice for eight teams with only three coaches returning. Frank Howard Clemson Bill Murray Duke and Earle Edwards NC State stay. Jim Tatum returns to North Carolina. Tommy Mont takes Maryland. Warren Giese leads South Carolina. BEN MARTIN to Virginia. Paul Amen to Wake Forest. Maryland and Duke eyed to contend for the title and Orange Bowl berth despite not meeting in season.
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Bill Murray
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Earle Edwards
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North Carolina
Tatum
Maryland
Tommy Mont
Terp
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Warren Giese
Ben Martin
Naval Academy
Ned McDonald
Virginia
Paul Amen
West Point
Wake Forest
Tom Rogers
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Miami
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Giants Sign Bonus Player McCormick
New York Giants sign 18 year old left handed pitcher Mike Francis McCormick from Bakersfield California to a bonus contract reputedly over 50 000. The 6 foot 2 inch 185 pound pitcher yielded multiple no hitters in high school and junior league play. Giants president Horace Stoneham says McCormick will join the club when they return to the Polo Grounds, with a two year mandatory stay before any farm system assignment.
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Mike Francis McCormick
Bakerfield
Calif
New York Giants
McCormick
Makell High School
Arcadia
American Legion
Hearst Newspapers
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Polo Grounds
Toronto Scottish Regiment Band Passes Baton to Younger Leader
The Toronto Scottish Regiment Band names George Steven, a six-foot-three new drum major, to succeed Len Davidson who has led the ensemble for years at age sixty four.
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Toronto
Toronto Scottish Regiment
Len Davidson
George Steven
Church League Meets Thursday At Health Center
Officers and team captains of the Church League will meet at the Health Center Alleys Thursday at 7 p.m. to plan this season's bowling campaign. Eight teams from last year include Old Bethel, Braddock St Methodist, Market St Methodist, Catholic, United Brethren No 1, United Brethren No 2, Welltown Methodist, and Church of Christ. нович
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Braddock St. Methodist
Market St. Methodist
Catholic
United Brethren No. 1
United Brethren No. 2
Welltown Methodist
Church of Christ
C. B. Shickle
Jamestown 350th Anniversary Commission Leader Named
Parke Rouse is executive director of the commission planning the 350th anniversary of the first permanent English settlement in America in 1607. The article mentions related numbers and a Williamsburg exchange, noting a possible auto number 1697.
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Jamestown
Parke Rouse
America
Williamsburg Exchange
Sentenced to Death for Double Murder in Formosa
Chang Shui fa, 28, was sentenced to death in Taipei for murdering his mistress and her grandmother by burning them on June 5. He admitted splashing gasoline on the women as they slept and setting the fire after he claimed rejection of his marriage proposals.
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Formosa
Chang Shui Fa
Chang
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