Church League Upends Sunnyside and Cong Christian
In a Church League day of games Sunnyside fell 7-0 to C Y O and Cong Christian beat Braddock 12-2 as Market St edged Wesley 4-2. DeHaven pitched a no hitter through six for CC before final runs. Monty Harris starred for C Y O with a four hitter and 3-4 hitting. Market St. moved to first place with a 7-0 win for C.Y.O. is noted as the upset leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Wide
C.Y.C
Braddock St
Congregational Christian
Market St
Wesley
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Monty Harris
Harris
Oates
Salyan
Kaval
Fisher
B. Rinker
DeHaven
Braddock
Ordel
Market
Ditcher
Propst
Catching
Blue Tops TAC League Dominant In Teenaged Play
The Blue Team won twice to lead the TAC Teenage League with Tuesday and Wednesday double wins. White also had two victories while Red and Green dropped two games each. In Tuesdays Blue over Green 8 to 4 Stubbs won. Clevenger homered for White in a 10-9 win over Red. Wednesday White beat Green 13-4 behind eight White hits and doubles by Clevenger Shoe maker and Burke. Blue beat Red 10-4 as Stubbs again won with Ward catching.
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Green
Stubbs
Vanscoy
Dietz
Garrett
Greens
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 With Advice At PGA
In Columbus Ohio Gary Player staying as Jack Nicklaus guest amid PGA events. Player heckles swing and helps Nicklaus while Arnold Palmer dominates at times. Nichols leads after opening round with 64 while Nicklaus shoots 67 and Hogan 70 in a crowded score field at Columbus Country Club.
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Jack Nicklaus
Connie Aldrich
Carol Hoffman
Columbus Country Club
Columbus, Ohio
Gary Player
Player
Jack
Nicklaus
Empire State Building
Gary
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
PGA
Anchorage
Nichols
Louisville
Texas
Palmer
Mike Souchak
Blue Sunoco Clinches Two Wins In Ladies Summer League
Blue Sunoco posted a 503 game and a 1352 team total led by Nellie Vaughn 370 Evelyn Tucker 316 Helen Richards 338 and Maxine Patton 311 as they defeated The Foursome 473 and claimed two wins at Health Center Lanes. Mary Ann Funk 148 Lucille Hughes 128 and Bonnie Easter 117 sparked The Foursome’s lone victory.
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Nellie Vaughn
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Maxine Patton
Blue Sunoco
Health Center
Mrs. Vaughn
Sunoco
Sergeant Hylton Heads Upper Shenandoah Valley Bowling Assn
TSgt John C. Hylton of Martinsburg Municipal Airport will lead the Upper Shenandoah Valley Bowling Association of America Bowling Congress, guiding about 1,500 members across five lanes in Virginia and West Virginia. He also chairs the Air Guard Bowling League and has promoted a WV ANG bowling tournament.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Air Force
West Virginia Air National Guard
Shenandoah Valley Bowling Association of America Bowling Congress
Tsgt
John C. Hylton
Virginia
West Virginia
Air Guard
167Th Air Transport Group
10Th Air Division
Elmendorf Afb
Anchorage
Alaska
Jean
Debra
Norman
Upper Shenandoah Valley
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists AL leaders Oliva and Killebrew with top batting, runs, hits, and home runs marks. Williams and Clemente headline NL batting and hits, with Koufax and Drysdale leading NL strikeouts and pitching records.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Killebrew
Powell
Baltimore
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Ford
Bunker
Pascual
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Buhl
Drysdale
Boxing results from Tokyo and Los Angeles event
The Associated Press reports Oscar Reyes of the Philippines, 126, outpointed Tat suya Yamigami of Japan, 1211, in Tokyo. In Los Angeles Henry Clark of San Francisco, 188, out pointed Manuel Ramos of Jesties City, 1901A, by 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Oscar Reyes
The
Philippines
Tatsuya Yamigami
Japan
Los Angeles
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Manuel Ramos
Jesties City
Pitchers Dominate As Braves Sweep Giants
Hank Fischer pitched six shutout innings allowing four hits as Milwaukee completed a three game sweep of San Francisco, dropping the Giants to second behind Philadelphia. Ron Fairly homered twice and drove in four for the Dodgers in a 10-2 rout of St Louis. Bob Cox, 52, posted a California state bowling record with a 783 series highlighted by 279, 247, and 257.
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Associated Press
Hank Fischer
Braves
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Giants
Philadelphia
Ron Fairly
T Dodgers
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Oonkbert Cox
California
Compton
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Sunnyside
Raddock
C YO
Superdheer Neers
C.y.o
Rors
F. Foreman
M. Foreman
Flowers
Maurice Whaley
Pitcock
Homer Whaley
Reardon
Whaley
Rhe Brad
Blue Tops
Go Mes Tae
Doug Swimley
Flo Baker
Wood Chucks
Midnight Riders
Lorraine Cather
Ricky Holler
Midnight Ridgers
Mountain Dew Mountaineers
Oates Grocery
Becky Cornwell
Cathy Seeder
Eleanor
Buckner
June Tusing
Betty McKee
Pegg Beeler
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Denny’s Furniture Sales
Eda Lazazzera
Dot Lofton
Frances Turner
Betty Corbin
Helen ‘Burns
Denny’s
Cooper’s Jewelers
Louise Wilson
Betty Huyett
Lucille Smith
Eva Bril
Mae Taylor
Cooper
Myrlin Barrer
Maxline Miller
Charles Town
Amy Alger
Eleanor Moore
Sybil Baker
To Head Valley Bowling Assoc
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Newark
Tampa
AOL
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Bressoud
Williams
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
Alien
San Fransisco
Santo
Cicago
Boyer
Pinson
Mets
Amanda Samuel
Elmar
Eagles
STAG
Route
CHARL
B.egoodrich
B.f.goodrich
BFG
Whitewall
Goodrich
Maormal
BF Ich
B. F. Goodrich Store
S. Loudoun St
Winchester
B.E Goodrich
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