Two Upsets In Church League Action
C Y C toppled Sunnyside 7 to 0 as Monty Harris pitched a four hitter and led at the plate with Oates Salyan and Kaval. Market Street edged Wesley 4 to 2 on Maurice Whaley’s three hit effort and two late runs, putting Market in first place. Braddock St. beat Congregational Christian 12 to 2. First Baptist and First Presbyterian games postponed due to diamond condition.
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C.Y.C
Braddock St
Congregational Christian
Market St
Wesley
Church League
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Monty Harris
Harris
Oates
Salyan
Kaval
Fisher
Rinker
Peac hy no-hitter ends in sixth as Congre gational Christians rally
DeHaven pitched a no hitter through five innings before Congregational Christians broke through in the sixth. Braddock opened with a two run homer in the first, and the team added four runs in the third and four in the fifth on hits and walks. The winners finished with two runs in the sixth on one hit and two errors.
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C.Y
C.Y O
C YO
Whaley
Mar
Stallings
Costello
DeHaven
Congregational Christians
Braddock
Blue Tops TAC Teenage League Leads With Double Wins
In TAC Teenage League action the Blue team secured two wins Tuesday and Wednesday, while White matched with two wins and Red and Green suffered two losses. Tuesday saw Blue 8 Green 4 as Stubbs won on the mound with Vanscoy catching, Dietz losses with Garrett. White beat Red 10 9 with Clevenger homering for White. Wednesday White defeated Green 13 4 behind batteries Fout and Rinker, while Blue beat Red 10 3 led by Stubbs win and Campbell and Stubbs contributing doubles. Slonaker homered for Red.
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Green
Stubbs
Vanscoy
Dietz
Garrett
White
Red
Ronny Clevenger
Fout
Rinker
Patterson and
Clevenger
Shoemaker
Burke
Dickson
D. Smallwood
L. Martin
R. Ward
Slonaker
Martin
Campbell
Cook
Player Pays For Privileges At Nicklaus House
Gary Player lodges at Jack Nicklaus’ home during the PGA tourney in Columbus Ohio and provides swing advice between meals. Nicklaus accepts the help as he defends his PGA title before home fans and fights for a final World Series spot.
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Columbus, Ohio
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Player
Jack
Nicklaus
Empire State Building
Gary
Nichols shoots 64 to lead PGA first round at Columbus CC
Bobby Nichols from Louisville tops the field with a 64 at the Columbus Country Club 6 851 yard layout in Anchorage Kentucky. Arnold Palmer trails with 68 while Jack Nicklaus opens major with 67. Other notables include Mike Souchak 67 Tom Watson? 70 and Ken Venturi 72.
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Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
PGA
Anchorage
Columbus Country Club
Nichols
Louisville
Texas
Palmer
Heenacker
Stheley We Mers
Mike Souchak
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Billy Casper
Don January
Ben Hogan
Player
Tony Lema
Kenventuri
Blue Sunoco women sweep in duckpin league night
Blue Sunoco rolled a 503 game and 1352 set to win two Ladies Summer League matches over The Foursome at Health Center Lanes. Nellie Vaughn led with 158, Evelyn Tucker 316 total, Helen Richards 338, and Maxine Patton 311, as Vaughn posted a seasonal high 158. The Foursome's 473 featured Mary Ann Funk 148, Lucille Hughes 128, and Bonnie Easter 117.
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Nellie Vaughn
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Maxine Patton
Blue Sunoco
Health Center
Mrs. Vaughn
Sunoco
Mary Ann Funk
Lucille Hughes
Bonnie Easter
Sergeant To Head Valley Bowling Assoc
TSgt John C Hylton an Air Force Technical Adviser at Martinsburg Municipal Airport is elected president of the Upper Shenandoah Valley Bowling Association with about 1500 members across five lanes in Virginia and West Virginia He serves his third term as president of the Air Guard Bowling League and originated the WV ANG Bowling Tournament. He and his wife Jean have two children Debra and Norman. The association includes Shenandoah Lanes Martinsburg Northside Lanes Winchester Village Lanes Leesburg and Skyline Lanes Front Royal.
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W.va
Air Force
West Virginia Air National Guard
Tsgt
John C. Hylton
Virginia
West Virginia
Air Guard
167Th Air Transport Group
Martinsburgh
10Th Air Division
Elmendorf Afb
Anchorage
Alaska
Jean
Debra
Norman
Upper Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Lanes
Winchester Village
Leesburg
Sky Line
Front Royal
Majors Leaders In Batting Runs and More
Major league leaders include Oliva of Minnesota leading AL batting with .337 and 124 hits, Killebrew 32 homers, and Ford 12–2 record among AL pitchers. In the NL Williams tops batting at .341 with 114 hits, Mays drives 75 runs, and Koufax leads with 13 in wins and 146 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Killebrew
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Bressoud
Powell
Baltimore
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Ford
Bunker
Pascual
Williams
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Boyer
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnnati
Wills
Abbas
Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
Brock
Koufax
Los Angeles
Buhl
Drysdale
Philippine boxer Oscar Reyes wins by outpoint in Tokyo
In Tokyo Oscar Reyes, 126 pounds from the Philippines, outpointed Tatsuya Yamigami 121 pounds, Japan, while Henry Clark from San Francisco 188 pounds outpointed Manuel Ramos of Mexico City 19014 pounds in separate main events.
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Tokyo
Oscar Reyes
Philippines
Tatsuya Yamigami
Japan
Los Angeles
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Manuel Ramos
Exico City
Braves sweep Giants as Fischer shines 6-0
Hank Fischer of the Braves limited San Francisco to six hits in a 6-0 win completing a three game sweep. the Giants dropped to second behind Philadelphia. Ron Fairly of the Dodgers homered twice and drove in four in a 10-2 rout of St Louis. Bar Cox of Sdycocenthy set a California state men bowling record with a 783 series, after a 279 247 257.
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Hank Fischer
Braves
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Giants
Philadelphia
Bar? Cox
Sdycocenthy
Compton
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