Team rosters listed for back row and management
Back row players include Mitch Patton Robbie Wright L. D. Arnold Tommy Thompson Nelson Orndorff John Lockhart Bob Setzer and John Blackburn The manager is Jim Hockan with assistant Dave Taven ner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch Patton
Robbie Wright
L. D. Arnold
Tommy Thompson
Nelson Orndorff
John Lockhart
Bob Setzer
John Blackburn
Manger
Jim Hockan
Dave Tavenner
Five Teams Enter Winchester District Softball Tourney Next Weekend
Clarke County Esso and Lucky Inn lead the nine team field as the Winchester District softball tournament opens next weekend. Tournament director Andrew A Higgs says all eight City League teams are expected to enter, with winner and runner-up advancing to the state Class A tournament in Charlottesville if eight or more teams participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clake County Esso
Buckleyes
Haltown
Hummer-Alco
Andrew A
Sonny” Higgs
Higgs
Lucky Inn
Marathon Oil
Clarke County Esso
Badgers
Halltown
Buckley-Lages
Winchester Merchants
Virginia Ape
Higg
Charlottesville
Senseny Park
Frida
Vince
Hummer
Lynchburg
First Baptist Wesley Register Triumph In Church League Games
First Baptist rallied after a scoring drought to beat Sunnyside Presbyterian 15 to 1 at Senseny Park. Wesley Methodist defeated First Presbyterian 12 to 3 as the doubleheader opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Wesley Register Church
Sunnyside Presbyterian
Senseny Park
Wesley Methodist
Floral crochet design pattern 7180 by Alice Brooks
A 1963 needlecraft catalog highlight offers pattern 7180 for a practical decorative crochet floral design. Instructions describe a gay Afghan and pillow option in varied color scraps, with 35 cents price and 15 cents postage, mailed to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept. Also promotes the Bi Needlecraft Show and free pattern with 25 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept. P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Vecchiatto Beats Brondi In Lignano Boxing Bout
Italian fighter Mario Vecchiatto 131 outpoints France Brondi 182 in a marked victory at Lignano Sabbiadoro Italy. Vecchiatto claimed the decision over Brondi in a lightweight clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lignano Sabbiadoro
Italy
Mario Vecchiatto
France
Brondi
Bossie Survives 12-Foot Well Plunge In Franklin
FRANKLIN AP Bossie a 1000 pound Holstein survived a four and a half hour fall to the bottom of a 12 foot well yesterday. Four feet of water cushioned the fall. workers dug a ditch with a tractor and broke the wall with sledge hammers. Bales of straw helped cushion Bossie as she climbed out shaken but unharmed.
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Franklin
Bossie
Ee Bessie
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders ( NL and AL )
The text lists top leaders in batting and pitching for both leagues. Entries include Davis and Groat among NL batters with runs, hits, and doubles. Musial, White, and Aaron noted. home runs by McCovey and Aaron. and pitching leaders Koufax and Malone with strikeout tallies and win totals. In the American League, Bogey names like Yastrzemski, Versalles, and Allison appear for batting and hitting, with Killebrew and Aparicio among home runs and stolen bases, plus Radatz and Ford in pitching.
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T. Davis
Los
Groat
St. Loue
Clemente
Pittsburgh
White
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Santo
Chicago
Mane
Cincinnati
Incinnati
St Louis
McCovey
Lance
Pinson
Robinson
Reed and Wills
Los Ad
Koufax
Angeles
Malone
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Malzone
Yastrzemski
Boston
Versalles
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Allison
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Detroit
Radatz
Ford
New York
Pizarro
Cards Win Over A's 8 4 With Bell Grand Slam
Ronnie Bell hit a grand slam in the sixth to break a 4-4 tie and lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the Oakland Athletics 8-4 in a TAC League game at Senseng Park. Plasters singled and stole second to ignite the inning, followed by walks and a fielder's choice loading the bases. Bell cleared the bases for the decisive swing as Bobby Orndorff pitched a strong eight innings, allowing only two hits. Boyce homered for the A's in the first inning to start a three-run burst before the Cards answered with two in the first and tied it in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senseng Park
Service Clubs
Scott Simpson
Ced
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Bob McDaniel
Frence Grim
Ken Simpson
Jack Fretwell
Wesley Methodist
Presbyterian
Jim Laise
Laise
Lewis Ebert
Wesley
Ronnie Bell
Cardinals
Athletics
Plasters
Johnny Dick
Clark
Bell
Bobby Orndorff
Boyce
A’s
Dow Finsterwald Still Uses Putters From Ten Years Ago
Golfer Dow Finsterwald continues to rely on the same putter he first began using a decade earlier showing his preference for familiar equipment.
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Dow Finsterwald
Rotary Hurlers No-Hit Victory in Doubleheader Opener
Clevenger pitched three innings and allowed one baserunner before Riggleman finished a no hitter as Rotary defeated National Fruit 11 0 at Senseny Park. Shobe led with four hits and three runs, including a first inning homer with Eyre. Ricky Ross added three hits while Riggleman and Johnson each had two. In the nightcap H P Cities Service beat Exchange 8 3 scoring all runs in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevenger
Mike Tavenner
Riggleman
Phil Shobe
Mark Eyre
Rotary
Ricky Ross
Mike Johnson
H & P Cities Service
Exchange
Greg Seldon
Cities Service
Rusty Jones
Marshall Boyd
Winchester Routs Harrisonburg In Intercity Tennis Duel
Winchester Recreation tennis team defeated Harrisonburg 5-1 at Harrisonburg in a home and home series opener. Singles winners were John Anderson 6-0 6-1, Steve Butler 6-1 6-2, Curtis Sledge 6-1 6-2. Harrisonburg’s Myron Hoosaflook beat Andy Koman 6-1 4-1. Doubles Anderson-Sledge 6-2 6-3, Butler-Koman 6-2 6-3. Coach Paul Hillyard Jr. leads the Winchester squad at Rouss Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Recreation Department
Harrisonburg
John Anderson
Ron Tutweiler
Steve Butler
Dave Nardi
Curtis Sledge
Earl Thurng
Andy Koman
Myron Hoosaflook
Anderson
Sledge
Hosaflock
Don Luffman
Butler
Koman
Dick Cooley
Jimmy Kniceley
Paul Hillyard, Jr
Winchester Recreation and Parks
Rouss Park
Al Kaline Reaches Demanding Milestone with Tigers
Al Kaline, aged 29, has completed a decade with the Detroit Tigers marking ten full years of service with the club and its major league activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Hawks Senators Win In Clarke II Major League Game
Clarke Little major league action saw Hawks defeat Indians 11 to 6 with a home run in the win. Senators beat Dodgers 4 to 0 in a separate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Senators
Indians
Clarke
Dodgers
Penn State Announces Home football Schedule This Fall
Penn State will host Rice Army West Virginia and Holy Cross in home football games this fall. The schedule emphasizes strong nonconference opponents and regional rivalries at Beaver Stadium.
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Penn State
Rice
Army
West Virginia
Holy Cross
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Doug Toan
Sam Simpson
Garland Peck
Allan Sumner
Richard Whitacre
Buddy Riggleman
Dave Webster
Bobby Printz
Bill Chapman
Bruce Clevenger
Jerry
Swimley
Stan Sager
Merchants
Dan Conley
Bill Harper
Dennis Bromley
Dave Helmick
Scott Butler
Jim Magerfield
Rich Cummins
Bill Crumpacker
Afghan
By Ace Basle
Major League
Benepanldeer
THE
Batayo
Astrzemski
Innesota
Kaline
Wagner
Perry Engineering
Winc. Wark & Shop
David Dedy
Wonder
Miller’s Ware
N. Lonodun St
Falsteft Brewing Corp
St. Levit, Mo
America
Falstaff
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