Anderson Stars C&S Rally Upsets Duckpinners 12-9
In a high scoring softball game C&S Bank's girls rallied in the sixth inning to defeat the Duckpinners 12-9. Lois Anderson hit a two run homer and four players had four hits for C&S while Martha Kelchner and Doris Conner led the Duckpinners with key hits.
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C & S Bank
Bankers
Judy Abreu
Maxine Miller
Senseng
Abreu
C&s
Lois Anderson
Darlene Conner
Martha Kelchner
Doris Conner
Duckpinners
Kelchner
Legg
Myers
Gardner
Dodson
Brown
Larsen Falls Flat in Dallas Heat Return Bid
Don Larsen, famed for a 1956 World Series perfect game, struggled in his third step toward a big league comeback. In Texas heat he allowed a 3 hit effort over six innings, leaving tied 1 1, before manager Jim Fanning pulled him citing fatigue and waning stuff.
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Dallas
Tex
Don Larsen
Texas
Kansas City
Larsen
Dallas-Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jim Fanning
Fanning
Hummer Rally Beats Mountaineers 5-1 in City League
Hummer topped Mountaineers 5-1 at Senseng Park as Gene Singhas limited the TACs to three hits. Kenneth Pitta had four of Hummer’s six hits and scored twice, while Vernon Clark rode a four-hitter to the win. Chapman upset TACs 4-2 in the other game with key hits and runs in the fourth and fifth innings.
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Senseng Park
Chapman Eager Beavers
Vernon Clark
Hummer
Mountaineers
Gene Singhas
Kenneth Pitta
Clark
Anderson
Bud Gray
Chapman
Clarke County Esso
Lucky Inn
Roberts Nearly Nails No-Hitter in 3-0 Phillies Win
Robin Roberts, in a storied career since 1948 with the Philadelphia Phillies, came within one infield hit of a no hitter as Felipe Alou beat a late judgment, with Gene Mauch and Joe Morgan arguing the ruling. The Phillies prevailed 3-0.
Yesterday's Major Stars Yesterday's Major Stars
Pirates outfielder Batting-Hal Smith belted two home runs in a 41 victory at Coli seum, his eighth and ninth of the year with most homers in Los Angeles. Robin Roberts pitched a one hitter for his 35th career shutout, San Francisco beating 3 0. An infield single by Felipe Alou with two out in the fifth was the lone SF hit.
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Associated Pres
Hal Smith
Pirates
Dodger
Coliseum
Los Angeles
Robin Roberts
Phillies
San Francisco
Felipe Alou
Major League Leaders Selected in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Aparicio and Fox tied for 6 triples and Maris with 31 homers. Mantle and Lemon each have 23. Coates leads AL with 91 wins and a 1.900 ERA. Bunning tops strikeouts with 118. NL leaders feature Mays hitting .336 with 68 runs and Banks tied for homers at 26.
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Aspromonte
Cleveland
Power
Mantle
New York
Maris
Skowron
Minoso
Smith
Chicae
Robinson
Baltimore
Runnels
Malzone
Boston
Chicago
Siebern
Kansas City
Bunning
Detroit
Bell
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Bruton
Milwaukee
Banks
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cunningham
St. Louis
White
Kirkland
Boyer
Wills
Williams
Roebuck
Drysdale
Friend
North Carolina Prison Escapee Arrested in Va
Norfolk detectives captured James Jackson 38 after a long pursuit at a home. Jackson escaped from a North Carolina prison camp in 1956 and had tied a life term to the 1950 hammer slaying of his wife in Wingate. He cooperated with police and did not seek extradition. He had been living in Norfolk and was arrested for felonious assault in July. The FBI alerted local authorities that he was wanted.
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Norfolk
James Jackson
North Carolina
Jackson
Wingate
N. C
Farmer
FBI
Tommy Jackson Wins Spanish Lightweight Title in Steubenville
The Associated Press reports Tommy Hurricane Jackson 202 pounds defeated opponent from New York to claim the Spanish lightweight title in Steubenville. Jim OConnell associated with the bout. The match took place Thursday night.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Ohio
Tommy
Hurricane
Russell Keeps Power Hitting in Little Baseball League
Sammy Russell slugged his 10th homer of the season and nearly tied Teddy Reed's long standing record as National Fruit defeated Workingman's Store 15 to 4. Russell contributed a single and walk, scoring three times and driving in four in a high scoring game. Grubbs earned the win with an eight hitter while Milburn held Workingman's to five hits in a closer contest.
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Senseng Park
Oselican
Workingman’s Store
Ronnie Rinker
Sammy Russell
Teddy Reed
Grubbs
Wingfield
Milburn
Workingman
Roger McDaniel
Porterfield
First Opequon Saddle Club Show This Sunday
The Opequon Saddle Club hosts its first horse show of the year at Fronter Park 70 miles southwest of Winchester on Cedar Creek Grade at 2 p.m. Admission is free. Events include Western horse Pony class Bull riding Calf roping Cloverleaf race Ribbon race and Musical Chair with separate prize levels and entry fees for Calf roping and Bull Riding. Several sponsors provide prize money and ribbons. A Miss Barbara Jenks solo, Miss Winchester 1960, will perform, plus a cake auction and a rain date of July 31.
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Opequon Saddle Club
Frontier Park
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Perry Engineering Co
L & M Transportation Service
Working Man's Store
Galliday Building Supply
Bartonsville Mill
Workingmans Store
Duffs Rebel
Duff's
M. J. Grove Lime
Barbara Jenks
Berryville
Jenks
Miss Winchester
Kaline Cites Fatigue Behind Slump With Tigers
Detroit baseball report says Al Kaline, 25, is fatigued and has low blood pressure, blamed for a season slump. Doctor notes he will follow a high potassium diet to regain strength as Kaline bats .238 with nine homers and 38 RBIs.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
al Kaline
Russell Wright
Tigers
Kaline
Many Vegetables Listed for Sale At Curb Market
Farmers curb market opens at 6 am tomorrow at the county parking lot on Kent and Boscawen Streets. Market master Clarence Fletcher lists corn potatoes beans beets onions lettuce cucumbers radishes squash cabbage apples and peaches. Apple butter roasting chickens dressed rabbits and baked goods also available.
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Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Clarence Fletcher
Winchester Polo Club Hosts Two Clubs in Doubleheader
The Winchester Polo Club shows a five of six win streak as the squad improves. Whitesell Marshall Day Cussen Claffy Dunning and Berry wear the Winchester colors as polo catches fire amid a heavy schedule.
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Winchester
Whitesell
Marshall
Day
Cussen
Claffy
Dunning
Berry
Band Program Gets Underway Here Monday
The annual summer band program at Handley School starts Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the band room. Director Galen Strance invites interested people to enroll, bringing their own instrument. If successful, a concert is planned at the end of summer.
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Handley School
Galen Strance
Strance
Record Heat Extends Ninth Day in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City endures a ninth straight day with temperatures 100 degrees or more after Thursday's 103 degree high tied the eight-day 100 degree record. The weather service predicts 100 to 104 degrees as the heat wave continues.
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Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Salt Lakers
Cammer Nominated For National Tire Directors Post
John D. Cammer of this city has been nominated by the Tri State Tire Dealers Association for national director of the National Tire Dealers Assn to represent Virginia. The nomination came at a Culpeper meeting with elections planned in September in Kansas City Missouri. Harold McQuistion serves as area group president.
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John D. Cammer
Tri- State Tire Dealers Association
National Tire Dealers Assn
Virginia
Culpeper
Kansas
City
Harold McQuistion
Yankees Meet White Sox In Openers Of Decisive Series
The Yankees, holding a one game lead, host the Chicago White Sox in a three game set with one game tonight and a doubleheader Sunday. Casey Stengel plans Turley to oppose Wynn in the opener with Ford or Shaw set for Saturday and Grba Coates or Shantz for Sunday. Maris leads with 31 homers and 76 RBI as Mantle nears last year pace with 23 homers.
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Associated Press
Yankee
New Yorkankee
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Sox
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Frank Lary
Dave Sisler
Jim Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Lary
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Hal Smith
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Yankee Stadium
Mgr
Casey Stengel
Bob Turley
Early Wynn
Billy Pierce
Score
Shaw
al Lopez
White Sox
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Maris
Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Moose Skowron
Millionaire Who Never Worked Dies at 99 in Sarasota
Edward Rodman Perry, famed heir to a stove fortune who boasted he never worked a day in his life, died in a Sarasota rest home at age 99. He would have turned 100 on March 27, 1961, and his wealth was described as in the millions. He split his time among homes in Sarasota, Miami, Albany, N.Y., and Martha's Vineyard, Mass. He rarely disclosed fortune details.
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Sarasota
Fla
Edward Rodman Perry
Menands
N.Y
Perry
Miami
Albany
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
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Raed
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Patton
Cammer
Tire Assn
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N. Loudoun St
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Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Your S & F Distributing CO
Jack “Troub
Fretwell
Chesapeake Bay
Pleasant
Shenandoah
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