Willie Mays Delivers Winning Homer To Boost Giants Lead
Willie Mays shines in an 11 inning 8 6 victory over the Reds as the Giants extend their NL lead to a full game. Earlier he singled stolen three bases and sparked the late rally that broke a 6 6 tie. Orland Cepeda and Ed Bailey homered for San Francisco while Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
Willie Mays
Willie
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Giants
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Cincinnati
Orlando Cepeda
Ed Bailey
Frank Robinson
Felipe Alou
Orlando Pena
Jim Davenport
Willie Kirkland
Pena
Tigers Top Athletics Behind Bunning For Sixteenth Victory
Jim Bunning limited the Athletics to seven hits, struck out eight, and walked two as Detroit beat Oakland 5-2 to halt a six game skid. Dick Stuart hit an 11th inning homer, his 17th, as Pittsburgh rallied for a 7-6 win over Chicago with Virdon and Foiles aboard.
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Sam Jones
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Roman Mejias
Bill Virdon
Hank Foiles
Mejias
Dick Stuart
Don Elston
Gene Oliver
Hal Smith
Cardinals
Phillies
Jim Owens
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Phils
Lindy McDaniel
Harry Anderson
Carl Sawatski
Jim Bunning
Tigers
Athletics
Detroit
Sreak
Pirates
Chicago
Associated Press
Cal Melish
Minnie Minoso
Cleveland
McLish
Indians
White Sox
Minoso
Wynn
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Baltimore
Bobby Avila
Ted Williams
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Minor League Results From The Associated Press
Pacific Coast League scores Phoenix 3 Sacramento 2 Seattle 5 Spokane 0 Salt Lake City 6 San Diego 1 Vancouver 9 Portland 2 American Association Omaha 3 2 Minneapolis 2 3 Louisville 8 Houston 1 St Paul 16 Denver 3 Charleston 5 Dallas 3 Indianapolis 3 Fort Worth 2 International League Miami 4 Havana 3 in 11 innings Montreal 3 Buffalo 2 Toronto 9 Rochester 1 Richmond 15 Columbus 9
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Phoenix
Sacramento
Seattle
Spokane
Salt Lake City
San
Indians Triumph as Mclish and Minoso Spark Victory
Cleveland maintains its AL lead with an 8-4 win over Chicago behind McLish’s 11th victory and key hits from Minoso Francona and Colavito. Washington, Baltimore, New York, and Detroit also win, widening the standings as the pennant chase continues.
Downs results from Shenandoah Downs race day
Daily card lists ten races with purses of 1000 dollars for three year olds up to four year olds plus. Notable finishes include Prude and Lawful Tip in race one, Larking Niz in race two, and a deadheat in race nine. Purses, weights and times given alongside trainer and jockey names.
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Prude
Maeda
Lawful Tip
Phelps
Clsping
Larking Niz
Catshaw
Pollys Last
R Gordon
Decree
Reynolds
Alaska Star
Shirey
Creswood Pat
French
Fighting al
McKee
Carpogal
Felten
You Turn
Cutshaw
War Pardon
Baby Man
Sisto
Savemenow
Ford
Polygamist
Benny Deb
Franciotti
Symph
Lyneelee
Teague
Monika
Polished Brass
War Cable
Gambardella
Miss Jandon
Sellars
Palumbo
Annette G
Gem Beau
Maradele
Servis
ST. Louis
Gerald E. Hendrickson
Winchester women beat Front Royal in regular ladies day golf
Winchester won the regular ladies day match 7 to 4 over Front Royal. Low gross for Front Royal was Susan Hedrick 92 and low net 79 by Juanita Mathews. for Winchester Ruth Naegely 95 and low net 77 by Jean Cussen.
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Winchester
Front Royal
Susan Hedrick
Juanita Mathews
Ruth Naegely
Jean Cussen
Pokey Gibb
Kardy Largent
Ruth Rhodes
Clark
Lois Tupper
Jones
Himes
Janis Terretta
Jay Lux
Riddleburger
Dorothy McGuire
Gladys Minnigerode
Cussen
Hedrick
Mrs. Naegely
High Schools Cancel Game Amid Integration Tensions
Charlottesville and Albemarle High cancel their September 25 football game, saying by mutual agreement. Principals refuse to confirm integration was the reason. Lane adds a nine game schedule with a replacement game against George Washington High School in Alexandria on October 23.
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Charlottesville
Lane
Albemarle
Ben F. Hurt
William S. Nickels
Hurt
Nickels
Han
Albemarle High
George Washington High School of
Alexandria
Charlottesville Educational Foundation High School
Three Democratic Senators Defend Johnson Against Butler Critique
Senators Sparkman Jackson and McGee joined criticism of National Chairman Butler for attacking party leaders. They praised Senate Majority Leader Johnson's approach to shaping legislation to avoid presidential vetoes and urged addressing concerns directly with leadership rather than on television.
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Washington
Paul Butler
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sparkman
Jackson
McGee
Johnson
Butler
Democratic Congress
Clarke Lions Honor Dunn For Service
Clarke Lions Club installation last night honored Dunn for service after three years as secretary treasurer. District Governor Bryan Stotler installed officers including President Richard Chapman and VPs William Boyce Edward Joyce and Richard Carter. Mary Hardesty received a sight conservation award. six new members joined. two new directors William Chafin and Earl Davis were welcomed.
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Clarke County Lions Club
Bryan Stotler
Richard Chapman
William Boyce
Edward Joyce
Richard Carter
Lion Tanner
Fred Jones
William Bowerman
The
Lions Roar
Charles Robertson
Virginia Gentleman
Front Royal
William Chafin
Earl Davis
Exchange Edges Lions 3 2 In AL Play
Exchange defeats the Lions 3 to 2 at Senseng Park in the Little American Baseball League. Reynolds earned the win in relief of Foreman after three innings. Foreman struck out five. A Grim and Kerns led Exchange with key hits including a triple. Plaster scored Lions lone runs and Hall Moore Lee Plaster had Lions' hits. Next Monday Cities Service faces Workingman's Store while O Sullivan plays National Fruit.
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Senseng Park
Little American Baseball League
Lions
Reynolds
Foreman
Plaster
A. Grim
Kerns
Exchange
Workingman’s Store
O'Sullivan
National Fruit
Gov Earl Long Improves on Farm Trip Schedule
Gov Earl Long shows marked improvement and plans an extended rest tour across the West and Canada. He will travel from Covington to Shreveport then Fort Worth to resume a three week tour, while aides note his recovery from recent hospital stays and a temporary capital setup.
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Winnfield
Earl Long
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tex
Wesern
United States
Canada
Long
Covington
Jesse McLain
St. Tammany Parish
Louisiana State (Mental) Hospital
Mandeville
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Gary Bell
al Smith
Tito Francona
Rocky Colavito
Early Wynn
Minnie
Francona
Colavito
John Fisher
Ken Aspromonte
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
Roy Sievers
Orioles
Camilo Pascual
Tex Clevenger
Billy Consol
Albie Pearson
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Whitey Ford
Boston
Fenway Park
Avila
Williams
Yanks
Sox
Marty Keoghs
Jackie Jensen
Bunning
Jerry Lumpe
Ted Lepcio
Bob Grim
Shenandoah Downs
Dorothy Price
Dixie Beverage CO
Congress
Executive Branch
Twin Bill
Washington, D.C
Senseny Park
Don Caporelli
Eddie Grim
Roxy Hockman
Jess Donald
Jim Hockman
Allen Graham
al Armel
Aubrey Bly
Bill Buckner
Hector Robinson
Richard Haymaker
Jim Blackburn
Wendell Dick
Church Leage
Donnie Oates
Woody O'Hara
Jim Dix
Harold Catlett
James Crim
Tom DeHaven
Charles Keckly
Richard Clarke
Don Clarke
Charles Hill
Clint Hill
Larry Larrick
Frank Locke
Charles Willis
Perry Duvall
Dickie Duvall
Jim Bromley
al Shirley
Calvin Shirley
Butch Jones
John Gowdy
Phil Dick
Democratic Senate
Clarke Lions
Dunn
Mary Hardesty
John Milleson, Jr
James Wood
William Justice
Russell McWhinney
Melton Bean
Kenneth Jones
Linwood Ritter
William Bunn
Wade Muldoon
Mr. Chapman
Shenandoah River
E. F. Lawson
Melrose
Charles Town
L and M Transportation Service
Greyhound Terminal
Mohawk
Hall
Lee
Moore
Gov. Long
John Sealy
Galveston
Ochsner Foundation
New Orleans
Mandeville Institution
B. B. Rayburn
Bogalusa
Joe Arthur Sims
Time, Inc
Baton Rouge
Time
Life
McLain
Rayburn
Plate Glass
George E. Pully
Kelly H.D. Armor Trac
Kelly Trac Trac
Nelly
Corner
Millwood Ave
Kent St
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