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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
7
Bud Gray overcame a rocky start allowing four runs in the first inning as Hummer-Alco beat Buckley-Lages 9-5 at Senseng Park to rise above .500 at 11-10. The nightcap win followed Northside Lanes’ two-run rally in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Jim Omps started the Bt scoring with a first inning home run and Howard Adkins added another as the visitors built a 4 0 lead. Gray allowed four hits through eight innings, and Adkins and Duvall yielded ten hits. In the opener Winchester Merchants lose on a misplay when Jerry Hannas triples off the left field fence to tie 1 1. Clark and Gregory duel as City League bottom clubs showcase sharp pitching.
The writer reports on bench rest testing at 50 and 60 yards using a U S Springfield .22 and an ancient Colt Army Special .38, noting a half inch at 60 yards with Peters Rifle Match ammo. Junior and senior club plans include the army .30 cal qualification in August and a July 28 50 yard .22 match at the outdoor range.
Medium-weight jacket pattern with rib stitch and cables for year round wear. Pattern 7237 includes sizes 32 34 36 38 and costs thirty five cents with extra mailing. send to Alice Brooks Win chester Evening Star needlecraft dept New York. 1963 catalog highlights over 200 designs in knit crochet sew embroidery and quilting with free pattern offer.
Al Downing of the New York Yankees pitched his third shutout and fifth win since a major league call-up, allowing four hits and fanning 10 as Kansas City fell 5-0. Dick Cardi nalds collected six hits in the doubleheader with Chicago, driving in three and scoring three as St Louis split 10-3 and 3-7.
Cities Service beat National Fruit 16 to 9 at Senseng Park. Dennis Bromley hit a grand slam in the third inning as part of three hits, sparking a 10-3 lead. Mitch Patton added three hits. Steve Boettner earned the win. Bill Harper took the loss. Nelson Orndorff homered for National Fruit.
National Public Links champion Bob Lunn, 18, from San Francisco, won the 36 hole final 1 up over Steve Oppermann of South San Francisco at Haggin Oaks. Lunn clinched the victory by sinking the winning putt after playing solidly and avoiding bogeys.
The American Bowling Congress announces its 1964 tournament will be held in Oakland California from February 22 to April 26. Local bowlers and teams will compete for titles across multiple events.
M. Lee Boppe was elected president of the Judges Athletic Association last week succeeding Dick Kerns. Eddie Manuel Richard Wolfe were named secretary and assistant secretary with new three year board terms for Jerry Headley O'Hara Chapman Robert Solenberger. The club began distributing season ticket sets for Washington Redskins games and Handley High athletic events.
New Zealander Bob Charles arrives in Dallas doubtful about repeating his major triumph. He cites weather, adapting to American balls, and a new course as hurdles, though he plans to play hard on Dack Country Club’s 7046 yard layout amid a star–studded field including Palmer Nicklaus Boros and Gary Player.
In Chicago AP report Candy Spots defeats B Major by 1% lengths at Arlington Park in the American Derby while Chateaugay finishes third in the Dwyer at Aqueduct. Candy Spots takes the Preakness in the trespass toward the Triple Crown as Chateaugay trails. Outing Class beats Tenacle by a length in the $85 000 Dwyer. Crimson Satan falters to last in Hollywood Gold Cup. Cadiz surprises Aldershot by 1 1/2 lengths at Hollywood Park with a $50.20 payoff.
In Las Vegas the Patterson Liston heavyweight title bout is set at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Liston says his mental attitude remains the same for every fight and Patterson is said to be looking sharp in training as the two heavyweights prepare to clash. Patterson weighs about 195 while Liston is around 215.
For first time in eight decades the rare trumpeter swan has nested east of the American Rockies marking a historic nesting. A nest was found, indicating successful breeding in a region where the species has been scarce.
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