National League Aims Fifth Straight All Star Win With Deep Roster
The National League plans a fifth consecutive All Star win in Cleveland with a star-studded lineup led by Warren Giles and Walter Alston. Pitching staff features Robin Roberts Carl Erskine and Warren Spahn among others. Starters chosen by fans include Campanella Kluszewski Hamner Dark Jablonski Robinson Sinn der Musial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Warren Giles
Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nationals
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Alston
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Carl Erskine
Mike Garcia
Bob Lemon
Bob Keegan
Virgil Trucks
Chicago White Sox
Bob Porterfield
Washington
Allie Reynolds
Yanks
Bob Turley
Baltimore
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Ted Kluszewski
Granny Hamner
Alvin Dark
New York
Ray Jablonski
St. Louis
Jackie Robinson
Duke Snider
Stan Musial
Leo Durocher
Milwaukee
Charley Grimm
Smokey Burgess
del Crandall
Gil Hodges
Peewee Reese
Red Schoendienst
Ransom Jackson
Chicago
Don Mueller
Willie Mays
Gus Bell
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Dr Pepper Named for Local Waco Physician’s Daughter
Yes. The original 1888 formula was created by a Waco Texas pharmacist who named the drink after a local physician whose daughter he was courting at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. A
Waco
Texas
National League standings and tonight’s schedule
The National League table shows New York leading with 53 wins and Brooklyn 48. Tonight’s games feature New York at Brooklyn at 7 p.m. with Hearn facing Newcombe, plus Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at St Louis, and Milwaukee at Chicago in doubleheaders and single games. Yesterday Milwaukee crushed Chicago 14 to 3 and New York defeated Brooklyn 5 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Hearn
Newcombe
Littlefield
Surkent
Miller
Ridzik
Baczewski
Haddix
Lawrence
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Round Hill Wins Eighth Church Softball Tilt
Round Hill remained unbeaten with a 10-2 victory over Stephenson at Senseny Park to stay atop the Church Softball League. Episcopal beat United Brethren 15-10 in a slugfest, and Sunnyside defeated Church of Christ 9-5 as Sunnyside in extra-base stretch powered by McIntire Eisner and Stotler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Stephenson
Senseny Park
Episcopal
United Brethren
Sunnyside
Church of Christ
Boyd Swartz
Baker
Sigros
J. Larrick
United Brethren Sunnyside
McIntire
Eisner
Stotler
Whitlock
Blanchfield
DeSchon
Griffin
RH Grove
C Brown
RF Potts
Keyton
Frye
Willard
Johnston
Shickle
Spaid
J J. Larrick
W. Larrick
AB H Cather
Cc Armstrong
Binner
RF Kendall
Arnold
Orndorff
Swanson
U. Brethren
Two One-Run Wins In Little League Action At Senseng Park
In two top Little League games yesterday at Senseng Park Workingman’s Store beat B and M Chevrolet 5 to 4 and Dr Pepper defeated Valley News 6 to 5. Pitching dominated as both contests produced six or fewer hits per side with standout performances from Dr Pepper’s Haines and Forney who combined for 11 strikeouts and five walks. Forney retired six straight batters in relief to seal the win while Dix yielded six hits in the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingman’'s
B & M Chevrolet
Dr. Pepper
Valley News
Senseng Park
Haines
Forney
Dix
Polhamus
Carter
Reid
Workingman Store
Big Gume
Armel and
Patton
Triples Valley News AB
Yancy
Mangold
Meister
Peer
Costanzo
DR. Pepper Amn
R. Miller
Butle
Wee Rosenberger
Ib J. Mille
Wolfe
Drummond
Peebles
Price
Seeee
Innings Valley News
H Bowers
Reilles
Ear Reid
P Seer McDonld
Michael
Kern
Ewe Pohlman
Newry
Spicer
Bucher
Lockhart
Gregory
Workingman’s
Pation
Hybarger
Workingman's
Camp Wakanda Opens With 95 Campers and 20 Staff
Camp Wakanda of the Winchester District Methodist Church opens with 95 campers and 20 staff members. Director Rev Charles A York announces ages 11 to 17, divided into three groups. Applications through Rev Millard Rewis at Camp Wakanda Woodstock. July 5 to 17 activities planned. A weekend wood shop camp for older youths is set for July 17-18 under Rev C E Burkert, Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakanda
Winchester
The
Methodist Church
Charles A. York
Stephens City Methodist Church
Millard Rewis
Market Street Methodist Church
York
Rewis
Camp Wakanda
Woodstock
C. E. Burkert
Mt. Crawford District
Woodtock
Dallas May Back Major League Team
Dallas civic groups plan meetings to decide whether to back a syndicate offering the funds to bring a major league baseball franchise to Texas. R. W. Burnett of the Dallas club said the syndicate would buy a franchise with strong city backing and that major league baseball is coming to Texas, possibly before Houston. He hinted two franchises could be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
R. W. Burnett
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Packets Owner Quits Baseball in Hagerstown
Eu gene Raney owner and president of the Hagerstown Packets in the Piedmont League resigns after five seasons. He turns the club over to local businessmen, citing lack of time. The team, managed by Paul Campbell, sits last in the eight team league with dropped attendance, though local ownership may revive interest. The Packets have a working agreement with the Washington Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Eugene Raney
Hagerstown Packets
Raney
Kensington
Packers
Washington Senators
Giants Clinch Edge Over Dodgers in Key Series Clash
Giants surge with strong bullpen and power from Al Dark Mays and Irvin as they build a 4 1 2 game NL lead. Dodgers struggle with wobbling pitching injuries pinch hitters and key outs in late innings. Cardinals and Phillies post shutouts while Indians thump Orioles Braves pound Cubs 14 3. Trucks fires one hitter as White Sox roll over Tigers 4 0 with Yost Vernon strong Washington offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Brooks
Walter Alston
Bob Milliken
George Shuba
Rube Walker
Pee Wee Reese
Duke Snider
Roy Campanella
Jackie Robinson
Hoyt Wilhelm
Marv Cfrissom
Sal Maglie
the Brooks
al Dark
Willie Mays
Monte Irvin
Giante
Preacher Roe
Maglie
Grissom
Gerry Staley
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Tribe
Baltimore Orioles
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Trucks
Virgil Trucks
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Schmitz
Washington Senators
Philadelphia A
Nats
Eddie Joost
Staley
Redlegs
Cincinnati
Simmons
Braves
Cubs
Gene Conley
Indians
Orioles
Wynn
Frank Sullivan
Red Sox
Joe Collins
Andy Carey
Whitey Ford
Grove Wins Second Half Opener 1-0 Over VFW Team
Grove tops VFW 1-0 in the Pony League opener at Sen Seny Park. Johnston earned the win with a four hitter and two RBIs by Rinker on an error and single. Robinson took the loss despite three allowed hits as Jobe doubled and was cut down at the plate on a passed ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Grove
Elks
Grove Lime
H McGolerick
Scott
Sibert
Jobe
Edmonds
Dunn
Rinker
Rush
Shockey
Kibler
Reed
Lanahan
Hybarger
Shane
A Kerns
Anderson
Isa
Hepner
Bowen
Robinson
Giardello Faces Kilgore in Kilgore Title Bid
Philadelphia matchup pits middleweight contender Giardello against Miami’s Billy Kilgore in a 10 round bout televised by CBS at 9 p.m. EST. A win could set up Giardello for a title shot against Carl Olson, with Olson defending versus Rocky Castellani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Billy Kilgore
Miami
Fla
CBS
Giardello
Carl Bobo Olson
Rocky Castellani
Olson
Massanutten Loop Baseball Standings and Results
Massanutten Loop standings list Madison 12 wins and Luray 7 losses leading Winchester 6 Stanley 6 Strasburg 5 New Market 5 Woodstock 3. Sunday results show Winchester 12 Woodstock 0 Madison 9 Luray 0 Strasburg 8 Stanley 3 Front Royal 6 New Market 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Luray
Front Royal
Winchester
Stanley
Strasburg
New Market
Woodstock
Braves Near Million Mark
The Milwaukee Braves near one million in home attendance with 965,006 paid admissions after 36 home dates. The team trails two million for the season and leads both major leagues in attendance, with the Giants about 300,000 behind and Cleveland and Baltimore close in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
New York Giants
Cleveland
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
National League
CALL
Pine Motor CO
Associated Press
Turley
Garcia
R H Funkhouser
Kelchner
E. Robinson
Wallace
Stewart
McCall Cc
Hook
RF Swartz
P Morrison
Brill
Shirley
Hildebrand
H. Willis
Bromley
Scheder
Hudson
A. Shirley
Randolph M. Gaunt
Battle Ave
Allstate
Frederick County
Sears
Eir
Ilinois Corporation
Sears, Roebuch and
Wigs Dismet
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
Packets
Personal Finance
Toupone
Western
Colorado
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Smoky Mountains
Mexico
Greyhound
Mexico City
Laredo
Xochimilco
Puebla
Cholula
Cuernavaca
Taxco
N. Braddock St
New England
Canadian Rockies
Canada
U. S
ED Corrigan
Harvey Kuenn
Eddie Yost
Mickey Vernon
Bob Trice
al Sima
VFW
Crown
Kilgore
Tlimar
Addesionship
Fieht Films
Sat
Warner Capitol
G. McK. A
Winchester Business College
Cameron St
Pontiac
Gerrard St
Valley Ave
SUR Safety
Firestone Stores
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!