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Tuesday results show Kansas City 2 Baltimore 1 and Detroit 5 Washington 3 while New York topped Cleveland 6 1 and Chicago overwhelmed Boston 16 3. Wednesday and Thursday slate includes Cleveland New York and Chicago Boston and other matchups with several N games.
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G.B
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Eer E Bene Weee
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Rotary Edges Kiwanis 4-3 In One-Hitter
Rotary edged Kiwanis 4-3 in a Little League game as Rotary pitchers Thompson Clevenger and Nicholson limited Kiwanis to one hit. Evans and Wilson homered for Kiwanis while Clevenger drew four walks and Ron Clevenger drove in the third run.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Evans
Wilson
Rhodes
Hankin
Davis
Ron Clevenger
Yost
Thompson
Clevenger
Nicholson
Kees
Purdam
Exchange
Lions
Legg
Stotler
Plaster
White Sox flood Fenway with 21 hits and 16 8 win over Boston
Nellie Fox homered and Jim Landis drove in four as the Chicago White Sox slugged 21 hits and six extra base hits at Fenway Park to beat the Red Sox 16-8. Freese Sievers and Minoso supplied power while Early Wynn earned the win. The Yankees won 6-1 at Cleveland behind Ditmar and Arroyo to keep pace.
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Jim Kensil
Associated Press
Nellie Fox
Jim Landis
Chicago White Sox
Gene Freese
Roy Sievers
Minnie Minoso
Boston
Red Sox
Patsies
Chicago
Fenway Park
New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Art Ditmar
Luis Arroyo
Mickey Mantle
Baltimore
Johnny Bucks
Orioles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Husbands Wife League high scores and upsets at Health Center Lanes
Artie Kiracofe and Eugene Funkhouser led the Husbands Wife League with a 496 team total as they beat the Conner-Patton Team. Betty Funkhouser and Phyllis Kiracfe contributed 119 115 and 111 while Shasta Garrison’s Floyd-Garrison won all three versus Castleberry Lamp. Ralph Lamp could not save his team despite a 146. Aggie McCall posted a season high 342 for Brown-McCall in losses to Ewing-Webber. Jane Ewing and Sam McCall sparked wins for the victors with 106 and 195. Paul Carper led Easter-Carper with 138 131 in two of three over Snyder-Crisman.
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Artie Kiracofe
Eugene Funkhouser
Conner-Patton
Health Center
Betty Funkhouser
Phyllis Kiracofe
Shasta Garrison
Floyd-Garrison
Castleberry Lamp
Ralph Lamp
Aggie McCall
Brown-McCall
Ewing - Webber
Jane Ewing
Sam McCall
Paul Carper
Easter-Carper
Snyder-Crisman
Three Day Schedule Set For District VASA Softball Tourney
The District VASA Class A softball tournament opens tomorrow at 6 15 p m with Royal Crown All Stars facing Chapman's Eager Beavers. Montague Valley Pride meets Clarke County Esso at 7 30 p m and Charles Town vs Burnt Factory at 8 30 p m. Friday has R H Hummer vs Lucky Inn at 6 15 p m and Halltown Valley Board Co vs TACs at 7 30 p m with semifinals at 8 40 p m. The final rounds include byes and coin tosses to determine by, culminating in a 8 45 p m Saturday final.
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Hampton
Royal Crown
Winchester Polo Team Wins Doubleheader at Polo Arena
The Winchester Polo Association swept two games last Friday night. They beat Farmington 7 to 3 with Sam Marshall scoring three goals and forwards Whitesell Munday adding one each and a pony goal. Munday from Charlottesville played for an injured Whitesell. In the second game Winchester edged Belvir 5 to 3 as John Day netted three goals with Claffy and Cussen adding one each. A Friday 8:30 p.m. rematch at the Arena features the University of Virginia and Stony Creek Md.
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Winchester Polo Association
Polo Arena
Winchester
Farmington
Sam Marshall
Frank Whitesell
Clarence Munday
Mr. Munday
Charlottesville
Mr. Whitesell
Belvir
John Day
Joe Claffy
John Cussen
University of Virginia
Stony Creek
V.F.W. Triumphs Over Clearbrook 6 3 In Pony League
The V.F.W. team beat Clearbrook 6 to 3 in Pony League as a three hit three run fourth inning propelled the victory. Rinker pitched seven innings allowing two hits and six walks while striking out eight. Weidig took the loss surrendering five hits and seven walks with six strikeouts. Also noted: U S Census projects California to exceed New York as the largest state in 1970.
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V.F.W
Clearbrook
Rinker
Thompson
Weidig
U. S. Bureau of the Census
California
New York
Lucky Inn
Dan Capozzoli
Roxy Hockman
Bob Kline
Tacs
Stine
Meshall
Clevenger
Anderson
Kibler
Gray
Lucky
Myres
Dodson
Mitchell
Bly
Tigers Clinch Win on Ninth Infield Error and Fly
Rocky Colavito hit his 21st homer in the fourth to close the gap. The Tigers clinched the game in the sixth when Reno Bertoia made an error allowing an unearned run, and Chico Fernandez brought home the decisive run with a sacrifice fly off Pedro Ramos, who took the loss.
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Rocky Colavito
Tigers
Reno Bertoia
Chico Fernandez
Pedro Ramos
Clarke County Esso overwhelms Avisco 9 to 1 in league clash
Clarke County Esso built a seven hit eight run surge in the fourth inning to beat Avisco 9 1 in City Softball League action at Senseny Park. Heller allowed the loss as Clarke County racked up 12 hits led by Donald Wisecarver and Haymaker with multiple safeties.
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Clarke County Esso
Avisco
Lucky Inn
Tacs
Senseny Park
Thompson
Heller
Clarke County
Barr
Donald
Wisecarver
Haymaker
Kiperic Leads Seven in Kiwanis Club Purse at Shenandoah Downs
Allen B Hummers Kiperic returns to Shenandoah Downs headlining a seven horse field in the Kiwanis Club purse. Quibit and Mardanherst drop in class as strong rivals while a large pool payoff of 9677.60 for a perfect six of six draws attention amid a $248226 handle and 5120 in attendance.
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Allen B. Hummer
Kiperic
Shenandoah Downs
Kiwanis Club
Shining
Joséph Serio
Quibit
Hillside Farm
Mardan
Bob Leavitt
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Skowron and Mantle of New York in batting and runs with Mantle scoring 80. Maris leads in runs batted in with 79 and home runs with 31. National League leaders show Mays leading in batting average at .340 and runs with 71 for San Francisco. Banks leads in RBIs with 81 and Great tops hits with 125 for Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Skowron
New York
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
Maris
Minoso
Robinson
Baltimore
Siebern
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Aparicio
Fox
Becquer
Chica
Landis
Coates
Perry
Cleveland
Bunning
Detroit
Bell
Pascual
Mays
San Francisco
Larker
Los Angeles
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Fight Results and Baseball Stats From Los Angeles Card
The report lists fighters and boxers with weights and cities and a baseball stat column. Included are Angles fighter Flory Olguin from Albuquerque and outpoints Wayne Bethea from New York. Also noted are home runs banks and a roster of pitchers, hitters, and stolen bases across teams with city affiliations.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Flory Olguin
Albuquerque
N.M
Warcia
Mexicali
Mexico
Art Swiden
Wayne Bethea
New York
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Roger Tinsman
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Wadsworth
Richard Clark
Ray Ward
Clyde Brumback
Melvin Aikens
Marshall Mason
Bud Silman
Jackie Robinson
Donald Clark
Charlie Hill
Beverley Hill
Roy Bly
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Vern Law
Carl Willey
Bob Purkey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Clay Dalrymple
RBI
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Freese
Sherm Lollar
Early Wynn
White Sox
Jerry Casale
Jimmy Piersall
Johnny Romano
Yankees
Dick Stigman
Roger Maris
Kucks
Athletics
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jerry Lumpe
A’s
Milt Pappas
Frank Lary
Senator
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Chapman
V.F.W. Trims
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White’s Pure Oil Station
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