Change of action lures stock car vets to Winchester
A large slate of nearly 30 Offys drivers converge on Winchester for a full card while a special race is set for the veteran stock cars. The feature event promises red hot fast racing with a mix of fast qualifiers and seasoned racers.
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Winchester
Donnie Oates to Start for Winchester Tomorrow
In the Apple Valley Baseball League Winchester hosts Gainesboro at Rouss Park Oak Grove travels to Stephenson and Mt Falls visits Middletown. Donnie Oates will start for Winchester with Bill Shendon behind the plate as the league’s six clubs prepare a balanced schedule.
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Rouss Park
Oak Grove
Stephenson
Mt. Falls
Middletown
Donnie Oates
Bill Shendon
Life League
Pony League
Apple Valley
Oates
Red Hot
Tommy DeHaven
Stephenson Nine
Middletown Nine
Bowling Women Detach Doubles Winners In Close Meet
In a bowling meet the teams Cooper Corrigan and Snapp Larrick won 3 0 and 3 0 respectively. Individually Vivian Cooper rolled 135 333 for the set and Aggie McCall 326. Team scores 658 Call Brown 651.
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Snapp - Larrick
Clevenger - Tayloree Whitmire - McKee
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Taylor - Godlovee
Vivian Cooper
Sarah Larrick
Aggie McCall
Olga Brown
Helen Corrigan
Cooper-Corrigan
Call-Brown
Fireball Roberts Captures Raleigh 150 Mile Auto Race
Fireball Roberts of Daytona Beach wins Raleigh's July 4 150 mile sweepstakes at Raleigh Speedway finishing two laps ahead of Buck Baker. Thompson and other top finishers earn prize money as 55 cars started and 32 finished amid eight caution periods.
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N.C
Fireball Roberts
Daytona Beach
Pla
Roberts
Raleigh Speedway
Buck Baker
Spartanburg
Crey Thompson
Charlotte
Aliberte
Baker
Thompson
Cotton Owens
Lee Petty
Randleman
Shorty Rollins
Corpus Christi
Tex
Bob Welborn
Greensboro
Rex White
Silver Spring
Possum Jones
Mango
Fla
Eddie Pagan
Lynnwood
Calif
Jim Paschal
High Point
Gibson Retains Wimbledon Title in Dramatic Victory
Althea Gibson of Harlem defeated Angela Mortimer of Britain to win her second straight Wimbledon Championship 9 6 6 2. The 30 year old American overcame early double faults and foot fault calls to win the opening set after a tense rally, then dominated the second set as 17 000 fans cheered.
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Wimbledon
England
Althea Gibson
New York
Harlem
Angela Mortimer
Britain
Miss Gibson
Mortimer
Althea
Gibson
Footbaull
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Early Weekend Play
The Associated Press reports American League standings with New York leading at 42 percent and Kansas City at 38 wins. Weekend schedule includes Baltimore at Washington and Boston at New York among others, with Friday results noting New York 2 Washington 1 and Boston 5 Baltimore 3.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Itimore
Washington
Baltimore
Washingtonton
Cicago
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlight Season
Summary of top players by league across batting and pitching categories with leaders from the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Ward Cerv Fox Mantle Jensen Sievers Power Kaline Mays Banks Aaron Thomas Leo Durocher era figures and season tallies for runs RBIs hits doubles triplets home runs and stolen bases.
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Kansas City
Cerv
Fox
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Lopez
Jensen Boston
Sievers
Washington
Malzone
Boston
Power
Cleveland
Kavenn
Detroit
Kaline
Tuttle
Lemon
Martyn
Aparicio
Landis
Rivera
Harrell
Minoso
Larsen
Turley
Ford
Wynn
Pierce
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Flood
Banks
Walls
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Blasingame
Ashburn
Philadelphia
McMahon
Phillips
Farrell
Jones
Antonelli
Padres
Los Angeles
Spahn
Clarke County Players Spark Softball Sweep at Senseny Park
In Clarke County Night at Senseny Park Republic ousted Mountaineers 8 to 4 while Clarke County Travelers defeated Buckley Lages 7 to 3 on pitching by C. Singhass. Jackson fueled the Travelers with three hits and two RBIs, Hockman earned the win for Republic with a seven-hitter, and Lee homered for three runs aiding a Republic rally.
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Clarke County
Senseny Park
Republic OU
Mountaineers
Buckley-Lages
Clarke County Travelers
C. Singhass
Jim Hockman
Republic
Lee
Wildness
Odee Orndorff
Southern
Heflin
Jackson
Woolman Drives Ford Toward Cannon in Speed Show
Harry Woolman, 1958 U.S. stuntman of the year, will launch a new Ford from a large cannon and attempt a precise landing on a narrow platform at the Winchester Airport Speedway Motor Olympics Thrill Show on July 9 at 8:30 p.m. The event promises hair-raising stunts in Winchester, Virginia.
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Harry Woolman
U.S
Ford
Woolman
Winchester Airport Speedway
Yankees Take Commanding Lead as NL Race Narrows
The Yankees swept a three game series, winning 2-1 and 13-2 to extend their AL edge and push the Nationals 19 games back. Norm Siebern and Bill Skowron homered. Turley and Ditmar each earned wins. Philadelphia closed on Milwaukee as the NL race tightens with Braves, Dodgers idle.
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New York Yankees
Guess
Yankees
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Washington
Bob Turley
Art Ditmar
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Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Red Sox
Orioles
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Turley
Roy Sievers
Pete Ramos
Norm Siebern
Bill Skowron
Siebern
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Nats
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee
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Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Dodgers
Bowdry Stops Luedee in Tight 10 Round Lights Heavy Bout
Jesse Bowdry stopped Jerry Luedee by technical knockout in a 10 round light heavy fight in Louisville. Bowdry dominated early with a head and body assault converting the momentum after the sixth round while Luedee’s offense surged briefly in rounds two and three before fading. Luedee, 24, exits with a 23-8-1 record, Bowdry improves toward his 23rd victory.
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Jesse Bowdry
Jerry Luedee
Bowdry
St. Louis
Luedee
Elks Beat Clearbrook 9 4 in Pony League game at Senseng Park
The Elks defeated Clearbrook 9 to 4 at Senseng Park on Thursday. Marvin Griffith started and struck out seven with one walk over five innings before Riley closed. Reed led the Elks with two doubles and four runs, while Wyndham and Griffin contributed in the late rally for Clearbrook.
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Clearbrook
Senseng Park
VFW
Moose
Marvin Griffith
Sirbaugh
Riley
Wyndham
Reed
Griffin
Russell
Haines
Griffith
Dietz
McDaniel
Winners Named In Golf Club Swimming Races
July Fourth activities at the Golf Club pool featured eight swimming races with four ribbons awarded per race. Over 30 children competed as winners included Jim Robinson in the inner-tube event, Dee Watts in the boys beginners race, Ray Robinson in the girls division, and Thomas Maccubbin in the 25-yard freestyle.
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Keveney Robinson
Peggy Stinnett
Tony Tulou
Nick Tulou
Bill Armstrong
Howard Melton
Leweis Campbell
John Grove
Thomas Maccubbin
Bob Scully
Peggy Stinkett
Toni Tulou
Carolyn Watts
Tom Byrd
John Scully
Sheppie Campbell
Rocky Yost
Ans Kern
Golf Club
Jim Robinson
Saundra Price
Patty Whyel
Kelly Robinson
Dee Watts
Bobby Whyel
Whit W
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