Halltown and Coca Cola Win Doubleheader at Senseny Park
A rainy night at Senseny Park featured three softball games. Halltown beat Republic Oil 3 to 2 behind Longerbeam’s three hit pitching as Scotty Johnson and Roger Ramey drove in runs. Tri-City Girls edged F and M Bank 5 to 3 with Pat Perry and Wall delivering pivotal hits. Coca Cola overwhelmed TACs 14 to 3 in a six inning slugfest led by Vernon Clark on the mound and a late offensive burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John March
Senseng Park
Halltown
Republic Oil
Bill Longerbeam
Tri-City
Robert Baker
Baker
Bill Lee
Tom DeHaven
Marshall Mason
Dave Pence
Rebels Beat Winchester 5-1 for Sixth Straight Win
The Northern Ontario Rebels defeated Winchester 5-1 for their sixth straight win in the Tri County Baseball League. Teddy Reed one hit allowed three runs, Fuller took the loss as the Rebels improved to 9-4. Griffith led Rebels with three for four while Halterman Orndorff and Jenkins added multiple hits. Buckner and Everly led Winchester with two singles and a lone hit respectively.
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Nntonnia Rebels
Winchester
Teddy Reed
Winchester Junior Legion
Fuller
Rebels
Jenkins
Halterman
Jimmy Orndorff
Junior Legion Edges Front Royal In Key Series Game
Winchester Junior Legion won 2-1 over Front Royal at Rouss Park to take a 2-0 lead in a six game series. Fields drove in the winning run in the ninth after Orndorff singled and stole second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junior Legion
Front Royal Legion
Rouss Park
State Legion
Speedy Fields
Jimmy Orndorff
Larry Wadsworth
Orndorff
Danny Russell
Fields
Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding
American leaders include Howard and Cash in batting averages. Mantle and Maris top runs and home runs. Pitching leaders show Latman and Ford with top marks. National League leaders feature Clemente and Mays in batting and Cepeda and Robinson in RBIs and hits.
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Associated Press
Howard
New York
Cash
Detroit
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
Kubek
B. Robinson
Power
Cleveland
Kaline
Neces
Landis
Chicago
Aparicio
Howser
Kansas City
Latman
Ford
Pascual
Minnesota
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Altman
Hoak
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Coleman
Aaron
Milwaukee
San Fran
Robinsonisco
Padres
Los Angeles
Miller
Hershey Official Maier Retires After 37 Years Service
Hershey Pennsylvania AP reports Maier, a 37 year veteran of the Hershey Chocolate Corp., will retire this Saturday. Maier, born in Brooklyn, began his career with the company in 19XX.
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Hershey
Maier
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Bury
Brooklyn
Tigers Blast Way Back Into First
Detroit lighted the board with six home runs and two complete games to reclaim first place in the AL lead over New York by half a game. Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash led the offense as Detroit swept Kansas City 11-1 and 8-3, while Mantle homered for the Yankees in a 2-1 win over Baltimore.
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Jack Hand
Ated Press
Detroit
Don Messi
Phil
American League
New York
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Messione
Kansas City A’s
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Bud Daley
Chuck Essegian
Cleveland
Minnesota
Lehny Green
Twins
Los Angeles
Steve Bilko
Ken Hunt
Washington
Angels
Ryne Duren
del Rice
Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Minnie Min 0Io
Messi
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
American League standings show New York leading with 58 wins and 31 losses, Detroit 25 58 31, Baltimore 49 40, Cleveland 49 42, Chicago 44 47, Washington 40 49, Los Angeles 37 53, Kansas City 33 55. MLB schedule notes key Monday games in New York Baltimore and Detroit Kansas City, plus Tuesday matchups and recent results across the league.
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Pet
G.B. Debroit
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Ees Ae
Washington
Meee
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Cove
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Waukee
Cincinnati
Minor League STANDINGS Summary of three leagues and match results
The International League games show Toronto at Rochester halted by rain with Toronto 9 Rochester 6 in game two. American Association results list Louisville 8 Indianapolis 5 and Denver 6 Houston 3 among others. Pacific Coast League reports Tacoma 7 Hawaii 1 and Portland 6 Seattle 2 with Vancouver 10 Spokane 7. Buffalo 8 Syracuse 1 and Rochester 3 Toronto 1 are noted plus several postponements and other scores from Omaha, Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Louisville, Spokane, and Tacoma.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
Jersey City
Charleston
Richmond
Louisville
Indianapolis
Denver
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Omaha
Tacoma
Hawaii
Portland
Seattle
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Vancouver
Spokane
Montague-Valley Enter Softball Tourney in July
Montague Valley Pride Valley Board and Clarke County Esso join a July 27 to 29 fast pitch tournament at Senseny Park. Pride champions last year and Valley Board with ace hurler Bill Longerbeam and veteran manager Bill Blackford vie to reach Lynchburg for the State. Clarke County Esso led by Al Armel and stars Eddie Grim Harold Catlett opens as favorite despite a poor start. If eight teams enter, winners advance to the State Tournament in August. contact Sonny Higgs at MO 2 5913 to enter before the one week deadline.
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Hive’ Aed
Ray Ward
Valley Board
Bill Longerbeam
Bill Blackford
Clarke County Esso
al Armel
Eddie Grim
Harold Catlett
Esso
Lynchburg
Sonny Higgs
Palmer Seeks PGA Title After British Open Victory
Arnold Palmer, fresh from winning the British Open at Birkdale by one stroke over Dai Rees, vows to capture the National PGA title in Chicago later this month. He remarks he wants it more than ever, as the major he has not won, while en route to Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
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New York
Arnold Palmer
Chicago
Palmer
Latrobe
Birkdale
England
Dai Rees
Wales
Australia
Kel Nagle
Montague Sweeps Doubleheader From 6200 Club in Softball
Montague Methodist Church and Winchester-area softball team Montague swept a doubleheader from the 6200 Club, the county champions for 1960. In game one Vernon Clark pitched five hitters and sparkled as Montague won 8–6 with Don Clark driving in a run on a sacrifice fly. Montague built a big sixth inning scoring nine runs on eight hits, aided by Tinsman, R. Clark, Wadsworth and Mason. The 6200 Club plated first-inning runs including an in-the-park homer by Walker, then added more in the second and fifth. In game two Montague rolled to a 13–5 victory behind strong hitting and early runs, while Silman and Tinsman contributed in the late innings.
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Wall
Priester
Colgin
Helder
F & M Bank
Pat Buckner
Marty Reardon
Richmond
Bobbi Downs
Fink Brown
Joan Foltz
Mary Lou Rissler
Doris Conner
Southern Virginia
Brown
Clark
Gene Foltz
Junior Carter
Joe Guess
Johnson
Jones
Buck McCarty
Foltz
Guess
Oates
Coca-Cola
TAC
Russell Potts
Potts
Wendell Dick
Forney
Detroit
Colavito
Cash
Daley
Baltimore
Orioles
Mantle
Steve Barber
Mickey
Tony Kubek
Essegian
Cleveland
Jim Kaat
Danny McDevitt
Mike de la Hoz
Tito Francona
Twins
Dick Stigman
Don Lee
Angels
Senators
Coot Veal
Carroll Hardy
Chicago
Jim Landis
Red Sox
Cal McLish
Dave Hillman
Minoso
Frank Baumann
Arnold Earley
Montague Methodist Church
Winchester
Montague
Vernon Clark
Don Clark
Marshall Mason
Beverley Hill
Mason
Bud Silman
Colum
Roger Tinsman
R. Clark
Wadsworth
Orndorff
Tinsman
Walker
Motague
6200
Neme
Silman
D . Clark
Church
D. Clark
RBI
Aikens
V. Clark
Glen
Smith
Gins Clark
Gross
Morris
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Knotty skill connects women and children in weaving
Women and children are described as the main rug weavers because their agile fingers can tie as many as 3,000 knots a day. The article notes their endurance and skill in producing detailed patterns for the community rug industry.
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Coca Cola
Tr. City
Republic
Tacs
Longerbeam
Scotty Johnson
Frank Simon
Roger Ramey
Jess Nard
Simons
Mone
Tri- City
Bank Girls
Tricity
Pat Perry
Winchster
Hudson Bay Region
Charles Tow
H. M. Stevens, Inc
Junior Legion
Front Royal
Atta
Ofte
Bing Crosby Stadium
Claude Stokes
THE
Francisco
Footers Cleaners Drug Fair
W. Amherst
Loudounst
American Association
PGA
Sunnyside
Thrifty
Winchester Savings & Loan
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
W. Boscawen St
Winchester Association
J. R. Alexander, Jr
V. Arthur
E. Boscawen St
R. T. Bryarly
Rouss Ave
Hansbrough & Carter
N. Loudoun St. Lawrence C. Hollis
E. Piccadilly St
Jamison & Gore
W. H. Louthan, Jr
W. Boscawen
Loudoun St
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