Burnt Factory Upsets Montague In Church League
Burnt Factory defeats Montague 4 to 4 in a dramatic church league game, with Hodson earning the win after facing 24 batters and Montague scoring their only run on a Donald Clark-Roger Tinsman play. Welltown Braddock Street routed 15 to 5 in five innings, led by Bromiley and Hoover on offense and a late Welltown scoring burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory
Montague
Compalisen
Welliowa
Braddock
John Hodson
Uiple Byee
Donald Clark
Roger Tinsman
Jimmy Omps
Grntes Duvall
Omps
Gillespie
Bromley
Duvall
Hoover
Boyer
Beverly Hill
Lockhart
Larry Wadssiarih
Clark
P. Duvall
Knight
Jack Duvall
Hodson
Charley Hill
Winchester Pony Leage Triumphs in Extra Bats Loss
Winchester Pony League All-Stars edged Martinsburg 23-22 in a thrilling free scoring game to win the best-of-three series. Key hits from Harry Dorsey and Vinson paced Winchester, with George Watkins, Richard Dick, and Al Grim each contributing multi-hit efforts. Martinsburg stayed within reach on errors and timely scoring as both clubs combined for thirteen hits and seven runs in a wild affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Pony League
Martinsburg Pony League
Baal
Winchester
George Watkins
Richard Dick
al Gritim
Watkins
Vinson
Reac Ee
West Virginia
Grimm
Fr. Anderson
Bell
Win
Gene Burge
Gary Mills
Sensen Softball Standings Update
The present standings show Montague 13 4 Burnt Factory 12 4 Cedar Creek 7 9 Halitown TACs. Lucky Inn has a double header with Ancostia Naval Station at Feranasg Park. Dent Feaar Cedar Creek remains unclear with unfinished details.
Yankees Win Two Games In Bantam League
Gary Teets led with 106 as the Yankees posted a 966 team game and won two Bantam League games at Health Center. Janice Murray 94 Lexie Jackson 92 aided Giants. Judy Oates won both times over Bray. Corvetts won both against Cubs with Gene Willis 91 Barbara Buttler 90. Bonnie Leeds 92 led Indians to both wins over Robles as Charles McCarty 90 led the latter team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Teets
Yankees
Als
Health Center
Janice Murray
Lexie Jackson
Giants
Judy Oates
Bray
Corvets
Cubs
Gene Willis
Barbara Buttler
Bonnie Leeds
Indians
Robles
Charles McCarty
Yankees Win Behind Bases-Loaded Ninth Inning Slam
With two out in the ninth, a bases-loaded homer powered the Yankees to an 11 8 win over the Red Sox. The victory moves New York back into first place. Pitcher Curt Si and reliever Cardi contributed key innings in the late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Yanks
Curt Si
Cardipeel
Regular league play resumes with Moose vs Elks
Fans recall three hard fought games with little scoring as Moose and Elks prepare for 5:45 p.m. Monday action while Tuesday features a VFW and Jaycees clash in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
The
Elks
V.F.W
Jaycees
Rotary Bears Kiwanis and Lions Lose to Exchange
Exchange beat the Lions five to one and defeated Kiwanis two to zero while Rotary topped Kiwanis sixteen to one in the Little Baseball League opener. The games ended after four innings due to the 15 run rule with Kiwanis scoring on a first inning walk from J Alkire and a following double. Exchange piled 12 hits but managed only one run in the first inning with Snow and a D Moore double contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welltown
Morrison
R. Taylor
Unger
C. Taylor
Newcome
J. Hoover
Kendall
Carel Shiley
Rotary Bears
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
J. Alkire
Exchange
Snow
G. Legge
D. Moore
Swishley
Easter
Skeet Shoot Meet At City Hotel with Four Events
Skeet shooters gather at the hotel for four events today including gauge and bottle categories. The program features a Sunday session and major championships.
Bolton at 76 Keeps Writing on Two Major Projects
Veteran scripter Guy Bolton, aged 76, is busy with two writing assignments. He is adapting The Tan into a comedy and developing a musical version of Anastasia, his successful melodrama from previous seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guy Bolton
Bolton
Christine Deyre
Anastasia
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Recap
Friday results show Minnesota 4 Cleveland 3 and New York 14 Boston 8. Kansas City 3 Detroit 2. Los Angeles 16 Washington 6. Baltimore Chicago game rain. Sunday games include New York at Boston and Cleveland at Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Hank Bauer Puts Yankees Back in First
Hank Bauer finishes his 14 year MLB career with Kansas City in a 3 2 win over Detroit to move the Yankees into first by a half game. New York had rallied to beat Boston 11 8 as Berra collected his sixth hit of the season. Norm Siebern drove in two and Bauer scored on his own single before being honored by KC fans prior to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Kansas City
A's
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Boston
John Chard
de Berra
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Jim Eee
Fas Mahier
Ace Whitey Ford
Babe Ruth
Jose Valdivielso
Eee Ae
Twins
Joe Schafferroth
Lennie Green
Don
Bubba Phillips
Lee
Col. Ed
Ron Moeller
Albie Pearson
George Hunt
Frank Crawford
I Kansas City
Hank Bauer
Jason
Kansas City Athletics
Lee Yankees
Joe Gordon
Hank
Norm
Athletics
al 'Keline
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Kaline
Colavito
Rocky
Wayne Causey
Italian boxer Mario Yoynes defeats Jacobs in points
In a pro debut style report by The Associated Press, Italian Mario Yoynes outpoints Jacobs in a light welterweight bout. The piece notes Nigeria’s presence and mentions former junior champions turned professionals such as Gay Brewer Mason Rudolph Tommy Jacobs Don Bispinghoff and Rex Baxter from 1949 to 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay , Brewer
Mason Rudolph
Tommy Jacobs
Don Bisplinghoff
Rex Baxter
Aqueduct Strike Expands Amid Labor Dispute
Local 917 Teamsters president John Burke says picketing will continue at Aqueduct and Belmont as unions seek higher pay for grooms hot walkers and exercise boys. NYRA plans to run a reduced or shifted card depending on horse transport past picket lines. The dispute involves wage demands of 75 for hot walkers 90 for grooms and 125 for exercise boys with separate elections and potential job losses amid internal employee tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanter
John Burke
Teamsters Union
Aqueduct
Belmont
Burke
Teamsters
Irving Bush
Central Trades Council
New York Racing Association
New York Sans Pierce
NYRA
Brooklyn
Kelso
Don
Yorky
Poly
Lad
Sweet
Seb
Eee Je Oteting
Eleetene
Guewion
Jay Kraemer
SLRB
Union
Lnst
Kraemer
Hiek Os Bush
Boon Pada Ten
Prnse
St Bae
Wrestling Card Sets Charley Town Show July 26
Twelve stars including four top girls and two midgets contest a four way main with two out of three falls and a 60 minute limit. Jack Davig meets Lou Albano and Tiger Jack Vansky faces Steve Sanchez in featured bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmeling Turi
Jack Davig
Lou Albano
Tiger Jack Vansky
Steve Sanchez
Minor League Standings Snapshot From Coastal and International Leagues
Pacific Coast League results show Salt Lake City 5 Hawaii 4 in 10 innings. Tacoma 4 San Diego 3. Vancouver 3 Seattle 0. Spokane 3-2 over unknown. International League tally lists Buffalo 3 Rochester 2. Syracuse 4 Toronto 2. Jersey City 2 Charleston 1. Richmond at Columbus. Louisville 3 Dallas-Fort Worth 7. Denver 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Tacoma
San Diego
Vancouver
Seattle
Spokane
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Jersey City
Charleston
Richmond
Columbus
Milwaukee and St Louis Vie For Pennant
The Milwaukee Braves and St Louis Cardinals surge into the pennant race as hot NL clubs. The Cardinals thrashed the Dodgers 10-1 to run their record in manager Johnny Keane’s era to 6-1- in 16 games, while the Braves won 6 of 7 to sit 9 1/2 games back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Braves
St.Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Johnny Keane
Braves
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Tony Gonzalez
Curt Bimmons
Hank Aaron
Bob Friend
Aaron
Bucs
Hay Ae Braves
Ag Pon Gael
Gonzalez
Barney Schultz
Jack Baldschun
Bauer Retires After Clutch Finish With Athletics
Hank Bauer, World Series star and longtime slugger, retired from active play after guiding the Kansas City Athletics to a 3-2 win over Detroit. The veteran right fielder, praised for his clutch hitting, drove in the decisive run in the third inning and concluded his career with a ceremonial farewell.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John March
Kendake Welle
Hesrahna
Wilson
Crosen
Donnie Unger
Carol Shiley
Allen Jobe
Eddy Newcome
Braddock Street
Denny Rhodes
Allen Kendall
Lewis Boyer
Gene Pyne
Pony League
Martinsburg
Harry Dorsey
Mike Risinger
Jerry Vingon
Ett
Richard Ward
John Spiker
Butch Rinker
Riverton
ED Wilks
Sal Yvars
New York Yankees
Italy
Mario Yoynesto
Jacobs
Nigeria
Tata
Household Finance Corporation of Winchester
Charley Town
Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Perry Engineering Co.,. Inc
Ichevyl
Corvairs
Chevrolet
Winchester, Vo