Demolay's Woody Sirbaugh Sets Red Crown Record at Northside
In a Northside Tenpin Lanes round up Demolay beat Fireballs 4 1 as Woody Sirbaugh posted 186 210 192 for a 588 series to lead a 2 063 high set. Charles Mason Jr led the losers with 450 as Lucky Five won 3 1 and Bumble Bees swept 4 0 with DeHaven 421.
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Demolay
Woody Sirbaugh
Northside
Fireballs
Sirbaugh
Charles Mason Jr
Lucky Five
Little Devils
Gary Dolphin
Bumble Bees
Scrubs
David DeHaven
Carroll Larrick
Crampton wins Motor City Open. eyes PGA week
Bruce Crampton, 26, Australia, clinched a 5 300 first prize with a 267 total at Knollwood Country Club to win the Motor City Open. His victory earned him PGA eligibility and a 29th straight week on tour, tying rivals Don Massengale and Dave Ragan for runner up included, Hill and others collecting purses.
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Crampton
Detroit
Bruce Crampton
Philadelphia
PGA
Motor City
Knollwood Country Club
Don Massengale
Dave Ragan
Massengale
Dave Hill
Ragan
Wright Tops Milwaukee Open Money Winners
Mickey Wright, the leading money-winner on the ladies pro tour, captured the $10,000 Milwaukee Women's Open at Tuckaway Country Club with a 289 total over 72 holes. Patty Berg and Jo Ann Prentice tied for runner-up money, finishing seven behind Wright as Berg posted the final round's best score.
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Milwaukee
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Tuckaway Country Club
Patty Berg
Jo Ann Prentice
Miss Wright
Mary Lena Faulk
Miss Berg
Billy Mitchell's Bombardier Walter Clark Dies at 62
Walter V. Clark, 62, longtime airman and former bombardier and copilot for Gen. William Mitchell, died after a long illness. He helped prove aerial bombardment's effectiveness in 1920s tests off Cape Hatteras and later worked as a civilian at Ft. Rucker since 1955.
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Ozark
Ala
William
Billy) Mitchell
Walter V. Clark
Mitchell
Clark
Martin
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Florida State University Earns National Citation for Play
Play production at Florida State University earned a National Conference of Christians and Jews certificate recognizing the work The Last Days of Lincoln by Mary Vann Doren. Initial staging featured a mix of student and professional performers. The award noted the presentation as “next door” American theater in New York.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Mary Vann Doren
Lincoln
Delard
American Theater
New York
Fifty Lan Parent Colleges Worldwide
A list notes 69 lan parent colleges in the United States and Puerto Rico. The record highlights the number and regional scope of these institutions as part of a broader education sector overview.
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Lan
United States
Puerto Rico
Giants Newcomer Garibaldi Debuts In Relief Role
Bob Garibaldi, 20, signed from Santa Clara with a 150000 bonus, made his major league debut for the Giants as a reliever in the eighth inning of the opener. He retired the side, eased tension, and impressed manager Alvin Dark who planned to keep him in batting practice and may start him against Houston next week.
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New York
Bob Garibaldi
Garibaldi
San Francisco Giants
Santa Clara
Omaha
Ford Frick
Giants
Alvin Dark
Dark
Houston Colts
Hodges Out For Month With Kidney Stone Operation
New York Mets first baseman Gil Hodges 38 will miss at least a month after kidney stone surgery. Hodges, a 370 home run hitter and former Dodger star, was stricken Saturday and operated on Sunday. the club plans to place him on the disabled list.
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NEW York (Ap
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Dodger
Hodges
Kingston Jamaica Largest English Speaking City
Kingston Jamaica is the largest English speaking city in the Western Hemisphere south of Miami with a population around 380000.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Hemisphee
Miami
F M Girls Lose 3 of 4 in Weekend Softball
The Farmers and Merchants girls softball team won only one of four games over the weekend. At Culpeper on Saturday they lost 9 2 but then beat Culpeper 20 10. Betty Gocenour earned the win in the nightcap. Sunday at Senseng Park Baltimore Jets swept a doubleheader 15 6 and 4 2 with Doris Connors and Pat Perry taking the losses.
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Betty Sheetz
Charlie
Betty
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Nellie Vaughn
Pauline Miller
Maryann Grubb
Farmers and Merchants
Culpeper
F&m
Doris Connors
Betty Gocenour
Senseng Park
Baltimore Jets
F&m Girls
Connors
Pat Perry
Richards Makes Mass Change After Colts Split with Cubs
Houston general manager Paul Richards signals a major roster shakeup as Colt players swap with Oklahoma City. Catcher Jim Campbell and pitcher Jim Umbricht join Houston after strong Oklahoma City numbers, while Dave Giusi and catcher Merritt Ranen depart. The move follows a 5-4 opener win and 4-1 loss, ending Houston’s seven game losing streak.
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Houston, Tex
Paul Richards
Colt
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Colts
Richards
Oklahoma City
Jim Campbell
Jim Umbricht
Dave Giusi
Merritt Ranen
Campbell
Umbricht
Jericho: Oldest Walled City Believed 8 000 Years Old
The Biblical town of Jericho is cited as the oldest walled city in the world with origins dated to about 8 000 years ago. Researchers note ancient fortifications marking early urban planning and defense.
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Jericho
Favorites Win At Waynesboro Eastide Speedway Features
Waynesboro July 15 crowd favorites claimed victories at Eastide Speedway Saturday night. Smokey Stover of Staunton won the modified feature, Buddy Stine of Staunton won the sportsmen feature, and Donnie Ross of Waynesboro won the hobby class feature for his first win of the year.
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Waynesboro
Eastide Speedway
Smokey Stover
Staunton
Buddy Stinespring
Donnie Ross
Earl Moran
Stinespring
Lewis Bocock
Troy
Buck Shipp
al Smiley
Buena Vista
Joe Britt
Doug Bailey
Shipp
Jackie Clare
Madison
Moran
Bob Sweet
Fredericksburg
al Grinnan
Sunday's Stars Daybook of baseball highlights
Jim Gentile of the Orioles homered twice to lead a 6-4 opener and a 6-5 win with his 24th in the ninth. Art Mahaffey of the Phillies shut down the Dodgers with five hits, earning his sixth straight complete game in a 2-1 victory.
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Associated Press
Jim Gentile
Orioles
Baltimore
Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Dodgers
Shifting Black Population 1869 to Present
In 1869 about 92 percent of African Americans lived in the South. Today roughly 60 percent reside in Southern states, showing a large geographic shift in where Black communities are concentrated.
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South
Presbyterian Men Meet at Massanetta Springs
More than 700 men attend the annual Presbyterian Men conference with the theme Glorifying God In Your Vocation. Speakers include Dr Edward D Grant of Baton Rouge and Dr Richard C Halverson of Washington DC.
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Massanetta Springs
Edward D. Grant
Baton Rouge
Richard C. Halverson
Washington, D. C
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Vatican probes bomb blast at St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican officials investigated a Saturday night blast in St. Peter's Basilica that caused minor damage with no injuries. They said the device appeared to be the act of a mentally deranged individual and did not have political significance.
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Vatican City
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
Caspian Sea Larger Than Lake Superior by Far
The Caspian Sea in the Soviet Union is described as the world’s largest lake, nearly four times the size of Lake Superior, which is identified as the second largest.
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Caspian Sea
Soviet Union
Lake Superior
Parade Planned in Frederick Civil War Centennial
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a Sept 12 parade as part of Civil War Centennial events. Entries invited from Maryland and neighboring states with at least 1000 Civil War troops expected. The parade runs from Hagerstown to Frederick during Antietam centennial activities.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Hagerstown
Antettam
Deputies Abandon Search After Wallet Found at Sea
Sarasota County Sheriff deputies Russell Mize and John Townsend stopped a fishing search near Sarasota Bay after Mize realized his wallet was missing containing $50 and papers. Later a caller, Jurgen Feuerherd of Sarasota, said he and his sister found the soggy wallet afloat near the Gulf and returned it intact.
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Sarasota, Fla
Russell Mize
John Townsend
Sarasota Bay
Mize
Jurgen K. Feuerherd
Sarasota
Gulf of Mexico
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Charles Zuckerman
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Bob Goalby
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Steel Corner
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Jim Hockman
Roxie Hockman
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Clarence Carter
Doug Messall
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Harry W. Sanders
Virginia Tech
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Charlottesville
Forest Marshall, Jr
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Diogenes
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Loudoun St
Phatham Ne
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U.S
Winchester Savings
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