First Brethren Triumphs over Montague in Church League Tilt
First Brethren defeated Montague 7-1 as Cork edged Grace Bible 6-4 and EUB crushed Braddock 13-3 at Senseny Park. Phil Dick led Montague with four strikeouts while Cork’s Kra mer and GB’s Taylor highlighted the pairings in a high scoring tripleheader.
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First Brethren
Montague
Cork
Grace Bible
EUB
Braddock
Senseny Park
Phil Dick
Charlie Hill
Neuaed
Navy Sends Two Crews Into Finals
In Syracuse California and Syracuse led semis with Navy varsity and plebe boats earning finals spots. Navy becomes first school to place two eight-oared crews in the same Olympic trials final as Seattle Lake Washington Boat Club fields entries in six small-boat finals.
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Syracuse
N.Y
California
Navy
Guendaga Lake
Seattle
Lake Washington Boat Club
Harry Parker
Philadelphia Vespers
Lake
Powerful All Star Lineups Promise Three Innings Apiece
Major leaguers select star-powered lineups for the two game All Star series at Municipal Stadium and Yankee Stadium. AL features Maris Mantle Berra and power hitters while NL counters with Banks Mathews Aaron Crandall Adcock Mays Mazeroski Skinner.
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Frank Crawford
Kansas City
Municipal Stadium
Los Angeles
Walter Alston
Nationals
Chicago
al Lopez
New York
Yankee Stadium
Luis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
Baltimore
Ronnie Hansen
Boston
Pete Runnels
Fox
Chica
Goan
Vic Power
Cleveland
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Aparicio
Power
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Yogi Berra
Minnie Minoso
Frank Malzone
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
del Crandall
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brav es and Yankees top local bowling action across leagues
Mary Williamson led with three spares and a strike for 115 as the Braves beat the Tigers twice in the Royal Crown Cola Mixed Ban tam Team League at Health Center Lanes. Andy Koman added 98 and 97 for the winners while Peggy Stinnett led the Tigers with 92. Bobby Schneider boosted the Yankees to a season high 867 with a 121 in the two games, totaling 214 on the night to keep his average near 105 as they swept the Indians. Pirates beat Dodgers as Cubby Burke 107 and Barbara Garrison 101 led Pirates and Dodgers Susan Gilkey scored 93. Lexie Jackson topped with 103 and 98 for a 196 set as Giants swept Cubs, with Sammy McCall adding 95 and 92. Red Sox recovered to take the nightcap after dropping the opening game to Cardinals, with Diane Webber 95 for the Cards and Judy Farmer 90 for the Red Sox. White Sox swept Orioles. Plumly Lumber-Jills captured all four points over Team 4 in North Side Lady Brunswick league as Irma Bryan 166-465 and Mary Hodson 174-423 led Plumly’s, Sylvia Joyner 138-406 and Rose Hand 161-386 for the losers. Royal Jowlers took two games from C and P Rebels despite Rebels’ high total pin fall. Mabel Kiracore 157-430 for Royal Jewelers and Mary Lou Lintz 165-434 for C and P Rebels.
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Mary Williamson
Braves
Tigers
Andy Koman
Peggy Stinnett
Bobby Schneider
Yankees
Indians
Schneider
Cubby Burke
Barbara Garrison
Pirates
Dogers
Dodgers
Susan Gilkey
Lexie Jackson
Giants
Cubs
Sammy McCall
Cardinals
Red Sox
Diane Webber
Judy Farmer
White Sox
Orioles
Plumly
Rose Hand
Home Demonstration Agent Schedule for July 11 to 16
The Home Demonstration Agent sets a weekly plan including in office work, committee conferences, and multiple 4-H meetings. Key events include July 11 9 a.m. planning at War Memorial Building and July 25 29 Institute of Rural Affairs trip with Winchester group departing July 25 at 9 a.m.
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War Memorial Building
West Frederick
Church
Round Hill
Community Hall
North Frederick
Whitacre Community Hall
Albin
White Hall
Sandra Boyles
Lions Shelter
Middletown
Institute of Rural Affairs
V.P
Winchester Group
Valley Riders Alter Evening Horse Show Plan
Heat prompts changes to the Valley Riders show at Jenks farm Route 7. Rides include a Dollar Bill Race with bareback contestants to keep a dollar in place for a cash prize. Barbecued chicken served from noon. no spectator admission.
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Valley Riders
Jenks
Route
Farrar Lodge Plans Fun Fete All Next Week
Farrar Lodge No. 458 announces a week of games dancing refreshments and a tee fish fry as highlights of its Elks weekly fun festival at 414 N Kent Ave opening Monday at 7 and running through Saturday. Proceeds go to a date ta a.
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Farrar Lodge
Elks
Kent 81
Daniel J. Farrar
TACs Enter District Softball Tournament In Winchester
The Teen Age Club of the City Softball League is first local entry in the USAS Class A District Tournament at Senseny Park July 28 29 30. Coach Doug Messall leads a veteran lineup with ties to Rosenberger Lumber J W Arthur Insurance and Republic Oil Club. The TACs sit second in the City League standings as Coca Cola and Garland Canter sponsor trophies. District champions advance to the State Tournament in Hampton Roads August 12 13 14.
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Winchester
Tacs
Doug Messall
Rosenberer Lumber Co
J. W. Arthur Isurance
Republic Oil Club
Senseny Park
Coca Cola
Garland Canter
Canter
Oilers
Hampton Roads
Middletown News Briefs Highlights Local Visits
Middletown residents report visits to relatives in Elliott City Maryland and nearby areas. Armentrout and spouse formerly at Middletown schools now teaching in Germany. Various families plan trips to Natural Bridge Florida and Niagara Falls with stops in Michigan Indiana and Warsaw. Cedar Cliff Presbyterian lawn party August 13 funds furnace for manse.
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Middletown
Roger Koontz
Susan
Elliott City
William Armentrout
Natural Bridge
Florida
Germany
Armentrout
James Wood School
University of Virginia
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Sunday School Workers Council
Martin Hann
Ohio
Elmer Evans
Jack Anderson
Diane
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Canada
Michigan
Indiana
G. W. Borden
Peyton
Warsaw
Mrs. Boyd Heads Red Cross Water Safety Program in Winchester
Mrs. L Marshall Boyd of 423 Van Fossen St. appointed chairwoman of the local Red Cross Water Safety Program as 357 enroll in beginner swimming classes at Willow Lawn pool starting Monday. Rob ert K. Woltz lauds Boyd’s leadership. Sue Gott and Joy Breckenridge named assistants and instructors. advanced swimmers may enroll. adults train July 12 and July 12 to August 8 for adults Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Red Cross
Robert K. Woltz
Winchester - Trederick County
L. Marshall Boyd
van Fossen St
Boyd
Wolts
Willow Lawn Pool
Sue Gott
Miss Gott
Red Cross Aquatic School
Camp Letts
Maryland
Joy Breckenridge
National Aquatic School
Camp Indian Trails
Milford
The
James A. Sprint
German Injured In Scooter Wreck Near Clearbrook
William E. German, 18, of Brucetown, was treated at Memorial Hospital for brush burns and released after a motor scooter crash near Clearbrook at about 6 15 p m. He was taken by Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and collided with a car driven by Luther Welch near the Clearbrook Fire Hall.
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William E. German
Brucetown
Memorial Hospital
Clearbrook
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Luther Welch
Democrats Draft Harmony Platform At National Convention
Twenty members of a 109 member resolutions committee labor behind closed doors to draft the Democratic platform for the upcoming national convention. They debate civil rights, education, farm policy, and social programs as party leaders push for federal aid while Southern delegates urge caution on civil rights pledges. Prominent figures like Herschel Loveless Harriman Williams Yarborough and Lawrence outline concerns and calls for action on education, jobs, and environmental protection.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Japan
Platform
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
New York
W. Averell Harriman
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
White House
Ralph W. Yarborough
Texas
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Legion Names Girls and Boys State Delegates
Robert W. Carter Jr. of Kernstown and Donald E. Pryor of Mosby Street, both juniors, were chosen for the 18th Annual Legion Boys Star at VPI Blacksburg joining 588 other 11th graders. Nancy Lee Carper of James Wood and Edith Huntsberry of Handley, juniors, will attend Girls State.
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Robert W. Carter, Jr
James Wood
Donald EB. Pryor
Handley
Legion Boys
V.P.I
Blacksburg
Conrad Hoover
Robert
Carter
Kernstown
Donald
William Pryor
Mosby St
American Legion Auxiliary
Nancy Lee Carper
Edith Huntsberry
Nancy Lee
Strother E. Carper
Edith
Charles Huntsberry
Courtfield Ve
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Merle Renner
Ken Hipp
Sonny Heishman
Doug Rainsberger
Terry Plank
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Plank
TU Ae Free Planning Service
Kent ST. Cen Lea
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Rebels
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Royal Jewelers
Mary Lou Lintz
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Major League Baseball
Washington Senators
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Your S & F Distributing CO
Jack “Troub
Fretwell
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E. Piccadilly ST
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