Church League: Here To Stay In Winchester
The Church League remains popular as 25 to 30 men consider joining with Ed Burch backing Wesley Methodist and First Baptist leading the standings. The league uses a 25 dollar entry with no uniforms, mostly tee shirts, and games on Mondays and Thursdays showcasing community camaraderie and recreation.
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Gue
Ed Burch
Wesley Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
Winchester
Haroene
First Baptist
Lewie Ebert
Wesley
Laise
Church League
Burch
Red Royston
Jack Fretwell
Wendell Seldon
Jim Laise
Bob Wheeler
Baptists
First Presbytery
Order of Publication in Estate Case against Virginia Bank
In a Corporation Court action in Winchester the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia as executor under Nenah Love Jackson’s will seeks payment of 1485.24 with 4 percent interest from January 1 1963 plus costs from funds held by the bank for Frances Gertrude Glossinger deceased. Nonresident defendants John Scranton Glossinger Berthyl Glossinger and Gertrude Wagar must appear within ten days after publication to protect their interests.
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Atorney
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank OF
WiNce Ee Virginia
ET AL Gertrude Wagar
Winchester
Virginia
Nenah Love Jackson
Frances Gertrude Glossinger
John Scranton Glossinger
Berthyl Glossinger
Gertrude Wagar
P. J. Marshall
Corporation
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
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Halltown Tightens 2nd Place Grip in Tight Standings
Halltown widened its hold on second place as a three way tie emerged for fifth. Hummer was limited to a seventh inning homer by Foltz. Jerry pitched six hits allowed with Gray and Singhaspi handling the losers. Marathon Oil rallied from down 2 0 to defeat Winchester Merchants, who scored two runs on one hit in the first inning. Hockman threw a two hitter. City League 7 00 Marathon Off vs hom
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Ified Geintaien Naeer
Hummer
Foltz
Jerry
Gray and
Singhaspi
Marathon Oil
Winchester Merchants
Merchants
Hockman
Podres Fires Two-Hitter Against Cincinnati For Dodgers
Dodgers ace Johnny Podres rebounded from a back and arm struggle by tossing a two-hitter over Cincinnati as Los Angeles stretched its NL lead to three. Frank Howard’s 400 foot homer provided the only run in a 1-0 victory and Podres praised Howard for backing him with late support.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Podres
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Frank Howard
Jim O'Toole
Frank
John
Misfits First in Ball and Chain Bowling Meet
Northside Lanes saw Misfits lead the standings with a 205-517 by Phil Hevener and 188-599 by Earl Sealock for the losers. Coca-Cola moved to second with Connie Baker high game 183 and Bruce Taylor high set 512.
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Abenoin Sten
Phil Hevener
Earl Sealock
Northside
Coca-Cola
Hootannys
Connie Baker
Bruce Taylor
Maurice Whaley
Thunderbirds
Eddie Shull
Thelma Stratton
Pin Busters Tok
Buddy Williams
Fireflys
Tastee-Freez
Don Stotler
Largent and Custer Win Low Ball Net at Winchester
Jim Largent and Tide Custer capture Low Ball Net with a 60 at Winchester Golf Club on July 4. Wayne Whitham and Mrs Gladys Minningerode follow in 62. Bob Schmitt with Del Price take third at 63 and Frank Stinnett with Frances Catarsella fourth at 64. A five way tie for fifth includes Eddie Shokes Thelma Pulley Delmer Robinson and Ann Gentry at 65.
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Jim Largent
Tide Custer
Winchester Golf Club
Wayne Whitham
Gladys. Minnigerode
Bob Schmitt
del Price
Frank Stinnett
Frances Catarella
Eddie Shokes
Thelma Pulley
Delmer Robinson
Ann’ Gentry
Slow pitch 16 inch softball gains ground in Virginia
The article notes the rise of slow pitch 16 inch softball with a visible 10th fielder advantage and changes in early season scores. It cites Virginia trends and Winchester as a location where the format has arrived, signaling a shift from traditional lineups.
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Virginia
Winchester
Medics Dominate Invisibles in Summer League Basketball
Aggie McCall tallies 151 108 and 112 for a 371 series as the Medics win three times over Invisibles in Health Center Ladies League. Alice Godlove 124, Janice Bolton 125, Bonnie Easter 114, and June Tusing 134 spark Bowlettes' efforts while Cooper's Jewels beat Newcomers twice.
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Aggie McCall
Mrs. McCall
Tri-Angles
Alice Godlove
Janice Bolton
Bonnie Easter
June Tusing
Eleanor Buckner
Judy Famer
Crisman Rag
Pippins
Linda Sirbaugh
Miss Farmer
Crisman
Grimes Golden
Linda Lutz
Dodgers Beat Giants 13-9 in Clarke County Little League
The Dodgers defeated the Giants 13-9 in Clarke County Little League yesterday. Winning pitcher was Tommy Graves, while Jack Mcintosh took the loss.
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Dodgers
Giants
Clarke IL
Clarke County
Tommy Graves
Jack Mcintosh
Wins Shared By Denniston And Nininger In Racing Feature
Doug Bailey of Berryville swept the Limited Sportsman class by winning both features and set a new 20 lap record of seven minutes 21.8 seconds. Charlie Beeler and Jackie Clare led early while Roscoe Barns and Beeler chased in second. Heat winners were Al Grinnon Clem Lemas ter Doug Bailey and Jackie Clore. Racing resumes next Friday at the mile oval between Routes 50 and 522 near Winchester.
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Nininger
Doug Bailey
Berryville
Charlie Beeler
Winchester
Jackie Clare
Madison
Beeler
Roscoe Barns
Hagerstown
al Grinnon
Fredericksburg
Clem
Lemaster
Jackie Clore
Rts
O Sullivan Beats National Fruit In Homer Duel
O Sullivan beat National Fruit 24 to 14 in a lively Little League game. John Lockhart and Dave Helmick pitched for O Sullivan and combined for five homers. Helmick had two homers and Lockhart one. Bill Compacker and another Fruit player homered. O Sullivan scored 10 runs in the second inning after National Fruit tallied six in the first.
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O'Sullivan
National Fruit
John Lockhart
Dave Helmick
Helmick
Lockhart
Bill
Bill Compacker
O’sullivan
V.F.W. Blanks J.C.C. 80 in One-Hitter Victory
Clevenger pitched seven innings of one hit ball with 16 strikeouts to beat J.C.C. 80. He hit a fourth home run in the third inning and improved to 2-1 while J.C.C. suffered a 3-3 season mark. Hall was the losing pitcher.
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V.F.W
J.C.C
Clevenger
Winchester
Hall
Notable figures in sport and world affairs span careers
AP reports Floyd Patterson, former heavyweight champ, emphasizes civil rights over boxing. A Malay woman in Singapore claims to be 133, crediting daily prayers. Mexico inaugurates a new research center at the National Polytechnic Institute. In golf, Tommy Aaron posted 91 in the U S Open third round at Brookline.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Floyd Patterson
Singapore
Noriah Bayamen
Java
Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
National Polytechnic Institute
Brookline
Mass
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
McKinley Wins Wimbledon Title Ushers American Triumph
Chuck McKinley, first American Wimbledon men's champion in eight years, defeated Fred Stolle 9-7 6-1 6-4 in the final. The San Antonio native won all matches without dropping a set, ending Australian dominance. Billie Jean Moffitt faced Margaret Smith as part of a U S sweep bid.
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Buss
Chuck McKinley
Wylita
Wimbledon
England
United States
McKinley
Trinity University
San Antonio
Texas
Fred Stolle
Australia
Geoffrey Miller
Billie Jean Moffitt
U.S
Tex
Alex “Olmedo
Peru
Tony Trabert
Jaroslav Drobny
Stolle
Stole
Trabert
Palmer vows long career after Open tease of glory
Arnold Palmer, 33, upbeat about continuing golf for a very long time after an exhibition at Blackpool and ahead of the Open in Lytham St Annes. He notes pride in winning and aims to win a third straight British Open as 120 players prepare to compete next Wednesday through Friday.
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Arnold Palmer
Blackpool
Palmer
Prince He
Dai Rees
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