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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1958

Page

9

Clarke's Buckner Drops Upperville From League Lead

Clarke County baseball defeated Upperville as Noonie Heflin and Darrell Jones led with two daggers each, supported by Leroy Tomblin and Don Maphis. Clarke County posted 12 safeties, eight of them doubles, while Carter and Pearson each had three singles for Upperville. The loss trims Upperville’s half game lead. Clarke County now eyes a rematch with Flint Hill next Sunday at 2:30.

Clarke County Noonie Heflin Darrell Jones Leroy Tomblin Don Maphis Carter Upperville Pearson Flint Hill

Baseball standings and Sunday results from national and American leagues

National League standings show San Francisco Milwaukee Chicago and Philadelphia in mid table with Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Sunday results include San Francisco 7 5 over Milwaukee 4 2 Chicago 6 2 L A over Philadelphia and St Louis 1 Cincinnati 0 in ten innings. American League records list New York Boston Baltimore Chicago Kansas City and Cleveland with no games Sunday. results include New York 3 8 Kansas City 10 and Detroit 3 2 Boston 0 5.

LI. Pet San Francisco Mamilwaukee Lilk & Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles Cincinnati Louis Milwaukee Chicago Philadelphia Yaukee St. Louis L. L. Peto S New York Boston Baltimore Detroit Kansas City ATI Reland Washington Cleveland Mays Walls Ashburn Thomson Hoak Great Virdon Banks Blasingame J. Louis Thomas McCormick Spahn Phillips Willames Farrell Grissom Jones Padres

Fight Week Promises Five Defenses in Two Boxing Bouts

Joe Brown makes his fifth defense of the lightweight title Wednesday at Sam Houston Coliseum Houston facing Kenny Lane a 26 year old southpaw from Muskegon Mich Lane has won 19 straight and holds a 52 5 record Brown carries a 70 15 9 slate with two no contests The ABC telecast includes the bout In Los Angeles Pete Rademacher the 1986 Olympic heavyweight champ fights Zora Folley on NBC radio and TV with Rademacher a 3 to 1 underdog against Folley and the bout slated for Friday night

Associated Press Joe Brown Sam Houston Coliseum Houston Kenny Lane Muskegon Mich Brown Lane Paddy de Marco New York ABC Pete Rademacher Floyd Patterson Los Angeles Rademacher Zora Polley Chandler Ariz Eddie Machen Folley NBC

Virginia Education Board to set tuition grant rules

The State Board of Education plans to establish rules for state tuition grants for students who attend private non sectarian schools rather than integrated public schools. The move aims to fill a key gap in Virginia’s massive resistance policy as districts face possible integration and school closures. Local courts and NAACP lawyers warn that continued resistance could trigger extensive litigation.

Richmond State Board of Education Virginia Hot Springs Nota Coun Wdb-Tv Atty Gen. A. &. Harrison Jr

Junior Camp For Presbyterians Opens July 28

The Winchester Presbytery will run a Junior Camp for boys and girls aged 10 to 11 at Camp Pinnacle near Wardenville West Virginia from July 28 to August 2. Leaders include Rev John C Livingston and a staff of pastors and church workers from nearby towns. Registration starts July 28 at 4 p.m. and ends August 2 at 10 a.m.

John C. Livingston Burnt Sunnyside Presbyterian Winchester Pamela Verret Livingston Irving Rudolph Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church Jack McVay Front Royal Fred Guthrie Charles Town Presbyterian Church Harry Painter Springfield Keith Brockman Charles Town Cora Helen Fry Suzanne Sprenkie John Duckwall Middletown Robert D. Goshorn Berryville Stone's Chapel Presbyterian Joseph Duckwall

Joe E Lewis Recovering After Stomach Operation

Hollywood AP reports nightclub comic Joe E Lewis is recovering from a successful stomach surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. In college lacrosse, Rutgers has won 54 of 68 games over seven seasons under Coach Al Twitchell. Washington at Cleveland notes a two night event.

Hollywood Joe E. Lewis Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Rutgers al Twitchell

Daily inhabitant list clues and terms

A fragmentary puzzle item presents numbered clues such as metal and oil terms with cryptic definitions. It includes entries like American Indian lit and church official and ends with a final affix clue.

Crossword 20 Delayed Clues and Answers

A compact set of crossword clues and their solutions including delayed clues 21 Actin 8 German 7 royal family sym 3 Beverage 22 On 4 Grate fire 5 Miss Cinders 23 Ex 6 Send forth amined 7 Exams 24 ae ) Saturday s Answer 35 Bulging jar 36 Voted yes 39 Arabian garment

Major League headers- By THE ASSOCIATED Press

Baseball leaders listed with batting and pitching marks for 200 or more at bats and decisions. Notable names include Goodman and Mays for batting, Jensen and Power for RBIs, Banks and Mays for home runs, and Spahn and Turley in strikeouts. Counts show team and stat lines across AL and NL clubs.

THE Associated Press Goodman Chicago Runnels Boston Power Cleveland Rune Maine New York Cerv Kansas City Minoso Jensen Sievers Malgone Clever Kuenn Detroit Kaline A Iatnochenen Washington Tuttle Kangan City Cory Mantle Aparicio Chicadis Rivera Law and Minoso Cleven Etenien Delock Turley Hyde Bunning Sfusial & Ly Mays San Francisco Dark

Pigs Born in Two Litters At Lee Farm

A sow owned by H. Presley Lee farrowed 12 pigs on July 10 and 12 more on the following Monday. Twenty-one piglets survived.

Boy's Big Day Has Sad Finish at Baltimore Stadium

In Baltimore Memorial Stadium Gregory Prevas and his father James drove from Aberdeen, arriving for batting practice before Gregory, 11, met Orioles staff and officials. The father collapsed and died. Gregory received a catcher's mitt, bat, and a baseball as he spoke with manager Paul Richards and umpire Joe Paparella, then revealed his father’s death.

Baltimore Gregory Prevas James Prevas Aberdeen Trenches Cleveland Inns Memorial Stadium Gregory Orioles Paul Richards Whitey Dickin Joe Paparella Paparella

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