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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1959

Page

8

Tourney Opener Sets Stage for Busy Softball Nights

Clarke County Esso meets Lucky Inn at 7 PM in the opener with EUB facing Republic Oil at 8:30 PM as the three day tournament kicks off at Senseng Park. Donnie Oates powers EUB pitcher hitter combo while Grace Bible Phostars face Valley Board Co. in Friday’s foretaste of the playoff push.

Clarke County Esso Lucky Inn EUB Republic Oil Church League Richmond Donnie Oates Hummer Sonny Higgs Senseng Park The National Guard Buckley Lages Sunnyside Montague Charlie Hill D. Shirley D. Clark al Bailey

Machen Seeks Knockout in Portland Heavyweight Bout

Eddie Machen of Portland predicts a knockout against Reuben Vargas in their 10 round heavyweight fight televised by ABC at 10 p.m. Vargas aims for a knockout to earn a shot at Ingemar Johansson in Sweden. Machen, once Johansson’s foe, is currently a No 5 challenger. Vargas is unranked. Also notes Billy Hoffer, 89, former AL pitcher who died of cancer. Buddy Kerr taking managing role with Michigan City White Caps.

Portland, Ore Eddie Machen Portland Reuben Vargas Vargas Ingemar Johansson Sweden Machen Johansson San Francisco Floyd Patterson ABC Cedar Rapids Iowa William L Billy) Hoffer Hoffer Baltimore Orioles Pittsburgh Cleveland Buddy Kerr New York Giants Michigan City Ind

TACs Open Playoffs with 10 5 Win Over Triangle Diner

The TACs beat Triangle Diner 10 5 in the league opener as part of a tight playoff push. Pat McCauley and Dunn led TACs with key hits, while Triangle’s Gardner and McCauley starred defensively in a game that set the tournament mood and outlined upcoming matchups.

Tacs Triangle Diner

Virginia Civil War Centennial Center Plans Ordered

The Virginia Civil War Commission hires Walter Teague Associates of New York to draft preliminary designs for a state Civil War Centennial Information Center in Richmond. The center would use an electronic map and a travelogue film to orient visitors to Virginia battle sites and shrines, with site and parking needs under study.

Richmond Virginia Civil War Commission New York John Warren Cooke Mathews Commission Walter Darwin Teague Cooke Teague Virginia Richmond Civic Center

Olmedo Defiance Prompted By Davis Cup Captain

Perry Jones urged the USLTA not to suspend Alex Olmedo after the Peruvians refused the ban, while Olmedo apologized at a banquet for conduct at the National Clay Court tournament in Chicago. The National Clay Court Committee had accused Olmedo of deliberately throwing a match against Abe Segal.

Jones Olmedo Chicago National Abe Segal South Africa Lawn Tennis Assn

Locally Owned Horse Wins Four Races at Shenandoah Downs

Questing, a Virginia bred horse owned by G. C. Ritter and bred by Capt. and Mrs. E. Johnson, won four races at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town and equaled the one mile track record at 1 minute 4.2 seconds during the meet opening July 13.

Shenandoah Downs Charles Town

Red Sox First Negro Player Elijah Green Debuts

Elijah Green, the first Black player to appear for Boston, joined the Red Sox after being recalled from the Minneapolis farm club following Bobby Avila's sale to Milwaukee. He pinch ran and later played shortstop, amid prior controversy over alleged racial discrimination.

Chicago Elijah Pumpsie) Green Boston Red Sox Red Sox Minneapolis Bobby Avila Milwaukee Green Boston White Sox Vic Wertz

Four Richmond Errors Doomed Short's bid for 13th win

Buffalo's Frank Herrera hit a 400- foot homer in the 11th as Buffalo beat Havana 3-2 and stretched their lead to six games. Miami split with Rochester while Montreal moved within a half game of Miami after Richmond committed four sixth inning errors allowing three unearned runs. Short lost his chance at No. 13 as Montreal batter Clyde Parris homered.

Jack Clary Associated Press Buffalo Frank Herrera Miami Foster Castleman Herrera Bisons Havana Sugar Kings Marlins Columbus Castleman Rochester Montreal Royals Richmond Toronto Bill Short Clyde Parris Montreal Bill Harris Torronto

Feet First Approach Highlighted At National Golf Event

The article notes footwork may matter more than shoe type for golf success. It mentions the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills New York as the longtime host venue for the national championships, established in 1923.

West Side Forest Hills N. Y

Exchange, Rotary overpower Lions in Little League games

In Senseng Park the Exchange beat Lions 17-6 with a six run first inning led by Graves and Sirbaugh. Rotary defeated Kiwanis 8-1 as Winterstine belted a first era homer and Monte Harris earned the complete game win with 13 strikeouts.

Senseng Park Exchange Lions Kiwanis Rotary Graves Sirbaugh A. Grim Stine Morris Foreman Legg Legge Reynolds Hoopes Lary Griffith Ronnie Clevenger Dick Winterstine Winterstine Weidig Anderson

VFW Pounds Clearbrook In Pony League Showdown

The VFW team routed Clearbrook 10 to 3 on the Jaycees' diamond. Parker pitched a complete game with six strikeouts and four hits allowed. Thompson, the VFW first baseman, doubled twice and added a single in four at bats while Sullivan and Boyce each had two hits.

Ing Fletcher Boyd Ichman Patton Dunn Hawkins Gardner McCauley Ed Burch VFW Clearbrook Jaycees Diamond Parker Thompson Sullivan Boyce Meadows Hartman Lamp Kipps Dietz

Jaycees Benefit Circus Plans Two Shows

The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce schedules two King Brothers three ring circus performances on August 24 at 3 and 8 pm. Proceeds from advance ticket sales support the JCC Youth Activities project. Featured acts include the Christiani Troupe the Serbinis Family the Canestrellis the Tripolis and the Rodolphos.

Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce King Brothers Ralph Brodwin JCC Christiani Serbinis Canestrellis The Tripolis Rodolphos

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