RALLIES WIN EACH GAME B M and Workingman
B M Chevrolet and Workingman’s Store won National Little League games at Senseng Park. B M overcame a 10 O’Sullivan lead to win 7 1, while Workingman erased a 3 0 deficit to beat Dr Pepper 8 3. Hinkle and Kipps struck out many in tight pitching duels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B & M Chevrolet
Workingman
Senseng Park
Chevy Lads
O'Sullivan
Dr. Pepper
B&Am-O’sullivan
Jack Stinnett
Hall
McKee
Cameron
Swanson
Battlers
Haines
Madigan
Dennis Hinkle
Sullivan
Pepper Club
Hinkle
Kipps
Stinnett
Newlin
Kiwanis
Exchange
Lions
Rotary
O’sullivan
Clothiers
Aaron Compared to Hornsby as Braves Star Emerges
Braves outfielder Henry Aaron draws praise from manager Fred Haney and peers as the game’s top right handed hitter. He sits second in NL batting at .343, leads with 28 homers and 75 RBIs, and eyes a possible triple crown while earning comparisons to Rogers Hornsby and strong support from Campanella and Schoendienst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Aaron
Rogers Hornsby
Fred Haney
Haney
Ty Cobb
Henry
Hornsby
Harry Heilmann
Roy Campanella
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Park
Braves
Musial
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Overloaded PGA Tournament May Lose Defending Champion
The PGA opens its ninth championship with defending champion Jack Burke Jr. uncertain to start due to arm injuries from a fall. Gene Littler received a late invitation to replace Jimmy Clark, while Bill Casper stands ready if Burke cannot play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Professional Golfers Assn
Jack Burke
Burke
Houston
Tex
Gene Littier
Jimmy Clark
Pudgy
Bill Casper
Littler
Casper
PGA
Gene Sarazen
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Montague and Stephenson Run Ragged In Church League Wins
Montague crushed Boyce Baptist 16-1 in four innings at Senseny Park with a no hitter by Donald Clark. Stephenson routed Grace Bible 15-2 as Duvall and Hoover fueled a big five-run sixth inning. Royal Crown vs White's and Republic Oil vs Boyce Grocery paire tonight in City League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senseny Park
Montague
Boyce Baptist
Stephenson
Grace Bible
Donald Clark
Boyce
Peter
Foster
R. Clark
J. Rinker
Mason
D. Whitmire
J. Barnett
D. Clark
Hoover
Duvall
J. Herrell
Heironimus
D. Shirley
Stickley
Royal Crown
White
Republic Oil
Boyce Grocery
Strasburg Stops SC's Win Streak
Stephens City Little Leaguers saw their 12 game unbeaten run end with a 15-13 loss to Pure Oil of Strasburg. Errors cost Danny Crabill the win as Strasburg outhit 12-9 and Smoot earned the only win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Pure Oil of
Strasburg
Danny Crabill
Smoot
Strasburg Moose
Ronnie Driver
Warner
Tommy Crabill
Bobby Judy
Marshall Carper
Middletown
Driver
Sonny Inskip
Danny
Eight Riflemen Qualify for Army Course at Winchester Club
The Winchester Junior Rifle Club saw eight shooters qualify for the U S Army course this season, up from three last December. Top youth Wayne Anderson posted 303 earning Sharpshooter while Frank Bumgarden logged 277 as Marksman. In sub junior, five lads earned Marksman Third Class led by Dave Jenkins 337 and Mike Robinson 321. others were Bill Leatherman 318 Bob Smith 314 and Jim Myers 313. Al Argenbright achieved Pro Marksman with 283.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Wayne Anderson
Frank Bumgardner
Marksman
Dave Jenkins
Mike Robinson
Bill Leatherman
Bob Smith
Jim Myers
al Argenbright
Odd Pin Tourney At Health Center
An Odd Pin Tournament for bowlers averaging 110 or lower will be held at the Heath Center Alleys Thursday from 6 pm to 11 pm. Three games with an entry of 1.50. winner receives new bowling balls. Participants may use one or two balls and must score an odd pin count each frame including spares or strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath Center
Phillies Take NL Lead as Cards Fall to 6-2
Philadelphia's 6-2 victory over St. Louis gives the Phillies a half-game edge atop the National League after winning 12 of 14. Jack Sanford earned his 12th win, tops in the NL, while Willie Jones homered and Wilmer Mizell took the loss. Dodgers crushed Milwaukee 20-4 to gain on the Braves as Sanf ord and Hearn pace a Phillies surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Sanford
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Braves
Saints
Cubs
Sanford
Castoff
Jim Hearn
Phils
Willie Jones
Wilmer Mizell
Senators Edge Giants In Tight Hitters Duel
Don Mueller homered for the Giants as Johnny Antonelli won his ninth with relief. Don Elston took the loss while Russ Kemmerer and Lou Berberet hit two run homers for the Senators who were out hit 12 to 11. Wally Burnette was the loser. Pirates drift in first place tie on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipps
Ronnie Hartman
Gary Parker
Hinkle
Lonnie Brooks
Saville
Larry Grubbs
Hartman
Parker
Don Mueller
Giants
Johnny Antonelli
Don Elston
Russ Kemmerer
Lou Berberet
Faye Throneberry
Senators
Wally Burnette
Pittsburgh Pirates
River Conditions Report for Shenandoah at Riverton
At 7 45 a m the Shenandoah at Riverton shows normal flow. South Fork is clear and normal while North Fork is clear and normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Riverton
South Fork
North Fork
Also Mentioned on This Page
B&m
Workingman Wallop
Price
Catlett
Rob
Bobby Saville
The
Evening Star
Winchester
Sivas Orgtocien
All Drug Stores
H.willis
B. Willis
Bromley
Patterson
Gladden
Charles
Charles Town
Jockey Club
Charlies Town, W. Va
L &M Transportation Service
Firestone
Firestone Stores
N. Bradpock
Airport Speedway
Lewis Bocock
Greenville
Doug Bailey
Annandale
Charlie Aremel
Nats Wallopa
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Charie Neal
Brooks
Sandy Amoros
Sandy
Duke Snider
Don Drydale
Ed Rebuck
ice@u
Mb le Olnus
Bob Trowbridge
Taylor Phillips
Wes Covington
Carl Sagwatski
Gaints
Willie Mays
Cub
Johnny’s Sport Shop
Boscawen St
MOCO
H. F. Nelson, Inc
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!