Burnt Factory Rout Cedar Creek 7-3 in league tilt
Cedar Creek lost 7-3 as Burnt Factory surged with two runs in the second inning and four more in the seventh. Howard Adkins earned the win with five Cedar Creek hits allowed, while Don Shirley allowed 10 safeties. Jim Bromley blasted a leadoff homer in the seventh. In the Church League opener Welltown beat Braddock Street 3-3 after a 5-0 start, Adam Myers the winner.
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Cedar Creek
Rustyard
Dickie Keeler
Burnt Factor
Howard Adkins
Ed Bromley
Dick Knight
Jack Duvall
Burnt Factory
Don Shirley
Jim Bromley
Adkins
Shirley
Welltown
Braddock Street
Insurance
Adam Myers
Pyne
NBA Refuses to Admit Cleveland Pipers
The NBA board refused membership to the Cleveland Pipers leaving Jerry Lucas without a team. Pipers president Steinbrenner said Lucas would likely stay in Cleveland, potentially returning to the ABL. The cost of admission and indemnity payments reportedly blocked NBA entry.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Pipers
Jerry Lucas
National Basketball Association
Board of Governors
Pipers
Maurice Podoloff
Lucas
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
George Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner
Jerry
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
The
New York
Stenbrenner
Marks
Winchester Club Golfers Win Tri State Championship
The Winchester Golf Club 12 man team won the 1962 Tri State Championship in Frederic Md finishing first with 59 points. Purcellville placed second, Frederick third, Front Royal fourth, and Carpers Valley last. Dr Courtney Grim captained Winchester.
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Winchester Golf Club
Frederick
Winchester
Purcellville
Front Royal
Carpers Valley
Billy Phillips
Courtney Grim
Tom
Wayne Whitham
Cliff Edwards
Winchester Wins In Tennis 4 3
The Winchester Golf Club team edged Middleburg 4-3 on the local club courts in doubles action. Winchester held a 2-1 edge in both men's and women's doubles, while Middlebury won the mixed doubles match.
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Winchester Golf Club
Middleburg
Winchester
Middlebury
Japanese, Californian boxers in thin decision bouts
In Tokyo Akira Oguchi defeated Filipino opponent J. Aragon by ten points. In Santa Monica Sonny Gill beat Hugo Medina by ten points in a separate boxing match.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Akira Oguchi
Japan
J. Aragon
Philippines
Santo Monica
Calif
Sonny Gill
Pasadena
Hugo Medina
Argentina
Staunton Defeated All District Champions In Legion Playoffs
In the American Legion junior baseball playoffs the Western Zone at Staunton and Eastern Zone at Hampton continue with seven district champs remaining. Arlington and Mechanicsville fell from unbeaten starts as Norfolk and Hampton posted decisive wins. Arlington 0 4 Mechanicsville 1, Norfolk 13 Hampton 1. Midlothian beat Staunton 6 4. Staunton to meet Midlothian then Roanoke.
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American Legion
Post 3
Roanoke
Staunton
Post
Hampton
Norfolk
Arlington
Mechanicsville
Midlothian
Bill Dannemann
West Virginia Faces Stable Foes as Opponents Stick Coaches
College football notes that WVU will meet ten opponents whose head coaches average seven and a half years in the job, underscoring coaching stability across the schedule.
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West Virginia
Handloading Amunition and Marksman Contests Report
J R Mattern notes a first hardcover on Handloading Ammunition and the 1000 practice shots per year to gain rifle command. A deer shot at 100 yards missed, cache of comments on offhand snapshots and confidence linked to practice. Winchester Juniors win a prone match at Camp Rim Rock with scores 445x500. girls total 375x500. beginners totals 389 for two oldtimers.
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J. R. Mattern
Julian, Pa
Winchester
Camp Rim Rock
Bill Leatherman
Warren Stone
Joey Wright
Jack White
Jack Sahm
Carol Harter
Linda Bursaw
Peggy Bouchert
Val Staples
Joan Henley
Tom
Lacy Loy
Joey
Commissioner Rozelle predicts 4 million NFL fans this fall
Moraga California AP. Commissioner Pete Rozelle says four million fans will attend NFL games this season and about 400000 season tickets will be sold league wide. He notes Dallas remains a problem with low advance sales compared to other clubs.
All Star Game Sees AL Triumph 9-4 Amid Controversies
The American League beat the National League 9-4 in Chicago as confusion over Tommy Davis’s supposed error on a Rocky Colavito drive and Hank Aaron’s trapped ball sparked debate. Leon Wagner starred with a two run homer and clutch grab while Mickey Mantle watched from the sidelines after a leg injury.
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Chicago
Tommy Davis
Rocky Colavito
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Nationals
Colavito
Detroit
Davis
Ralph Houk
Houk
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Wagner
George Altman
Pete Runnels
Boston
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Chicago White Sox
Aaron
Billy Moran
Burkhart
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Penn State 1938 Defense Sets Passing Record
The 1938 Penn State football team held opponents to 10 completed passes, a mark that remains an NCAA record.
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Penn State
Small-fry Scores and Little League Results
VFW defeated Moose Nine 12 4 in Pony League Buckner pitched the win while Forney took the loss Excaringe beat the Lions 6 3 as Marshall Boyd and Swag Koonce teamed for a one hitter Jack Lockhart had the lone hit in the fifth Boyd earned the victory In the second Little game Rotary blanked Kin 70 with Mike Thompson Rocky Vi Bruce Clevenger and Steve Lake each getting two hits Evans took the loss for Kin
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David Price
Wallace Jamison
Roanoke
Midlothian
Robin Terry
Bob Young
Kenny Marshall
Staunton
Wayne Rash
VFW
Moose
Buckner
Forney
Excaringe
Lions
Marshall Boyd
Swag Koonce
Jack Lockhart
Boyd
Mike Thompson
Rotary
Thompson
Rocky Vi
Bruce Clevenger
Steve Lake
Tommy Evans
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