Detroit and Chicago Face Off in League Action
Detroits 13 Chicago 5 and Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3 lead a set of results with Kansas City Washington and others posting scores. Today's games include Chicago at Baltimore Cleveland at Detroit and New York at Los Angeles as part of a busy schedule.
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Blue Ridge Horse Show Tops Carter Hall Schedule At Millwood
The Blue Ridge Hunt hosts its annual horse show at Carter Hall Millwood with last year’s Open Working Hunter champions Neareus and Kashmir Lad returning to defend their titles. A large field competes across Open Working Hunter Green Working Hunter and Pony divisions with numerous entries from Middleburg Berryville Vienna Winchester and Charlottesville. The show begins at 8 AM Ring 1 warm up and 9 AM Rings 2 and 3 Pony Breeding and Pony Performance with a luncheon and refreshment tent available.
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Hunter’s Pride
Washington
Farnley Reliance
Andrews
Steve Koman
Winchester
J. Kennon Perrin
Richmond
Platter Mist
Charming
J. W. Burress
Roanoke
Retreat Farm
Rapidan
Lois Tupper
Belle
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Liz Callar
Vienna
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Polaris Farm
Sky Ghost
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G. C. Tuke
Windsor Farm
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Joe Binder
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William Howland
Robert Rogers
Equitation School
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Paul Fout
Carol Berry
D. Bombari
Robert Burke
Daddy Don’t
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Dorothy Smithwick
Misty Sky
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Sam Horner
J. W. Buress
Purkey Key to Reds' Hot Start and 9th Win
Cincinnati right-hander Bob Purkey, 32, anchored the Reds to a 7-4 win over the Milwaukee Braves, their seventh in eight games. Purkey earned his ninth victory, a strong pace toward a 20-win season, and noted his improved run support and efficient rotation with Jay and O'Toole.
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Anaerson Leads Three Wins In Big 8 Ten Pin League
Anaerson’s trio led the Big 8 Ten Pin League with a 300 pin total and 276 per game marks. George Dofflemeyer topped losers with 477 set and 188 game while Jim Morton led the winners with 562 and 203 high. Ev Oakes private 507 was top for the winners, and James Ivey’s 519 was high for the night. Channelmasters win mixed doubles 1696 to 1540 over Sharpshooters as Kerns and Williams anchor the victors with 424, 301, 425, and 546 respectively.
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George Dofflemeyer
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James Ivey
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Maryanne Grubb
Teresa O’rourke
Todd Grubb
Norwood O’rourke
Robbie Kerns
Betty Williams
Buddy Williams
Doug Kerns
Major League Leaders National League
The National League leads in key batting and pitching metrics with standout performers from clubs across the circuit. Top averages, home runs, and ERA figures highlight the season headliners and their teams’ early momentum.
Baseball leaders and stat highlights from the season
Cepeda of San Francisco led batting at .350 with 70 hits. Mays of San Francisco tied for 16 home runs with 14 alongside Cepeda. Wills of Los Angeles led steals with 27. Koufax of Los Angeles struck out 110 as the top pitcher.
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Flood
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Robinson
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Houston
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W. Davis
Pierce
Purkey
Koufax
Johnson
Baseball Stat Leaders in Major American Leagues
Key leaders listed by category: Runs Howser of Kansas City with 39 and Siebern 37. RBIs Kaline 38 Gentile 37. Hits Rollins 64 Lumpe 58. Doubles Green 18 Robinson 17. Triples A Smith 5. Home runs Gentile 15 Kaline 13 Wagner 13. Stolen bases Howser 15 Aparicio 11 Wood 11. Pitching decisions Donovan 81 Belinsky 61. Strikeouts Pascual 63 Estrada 52.
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Kennedy to visit Mexico City for short trip
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy will depart Washington June 29 for Mexico City and its surroundings and return July 1. The White House said the trip will be confined to the Mexican capital area. The president quipped about his knuckleball pitch during the briefing.
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72-Year-Old Hiker Tom Minnick Still Marches For Remembrance
Tom Minnick, 72, a veteran of the 13th Virginia Infantry, remains fit and active in the Valley re march, walking 10 miles in heat, hunting bears and deer, collecting old money, and sharing stories from a life spanning New Market homes in four countries. He credits exercise from hunting and hiking, quit smoking after 40 years, and relies on a pension and Social Security for daily needs.
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Waynesboro Track Cards Three Races Saturday Night
Promoters Al Gore Clyde Trenary announce three classes in the Spring Championship Races at Waynesboro Speedway. Modified runs 50 laps sportsmen 35 jalopy 25 with two heats of eight laps per class. Programs start at 8:30 p.m.
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Valley 340 DUE DEGREES RICHMOND HONORS CLARKE AND ROBERT
The Medical College of Virginia will confer at Sundays 4 pm event with Dr Joseph Clarke Robert University of Richmond history professor and Hampden Sydney former president to receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. In Staunton over 200 descendants of John Lewis attended dedication of his memory monument. In Charlottesville Lord Kilmuir will speak on international problems at 3 45 pm after brief address by Great Britain's lord chancellor. A record 950 students are candidates for degrees this year, beating the 1950 mark of 936. Lexington five men seek Democratic nomination to the Seventh District seat with a June 19 meeting likely the only face to face in the state before July 10 primary.
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Lurry Page County Budget Plans No Property Tax Increase
Shenandoah and Springfield Districts levy five dollars per hundred of valuation. Schools receive four of every five tax dollars. A hearing is set for Monday June 18 in the courthouse. Richmond Miller and Rhoads announce a ninth department store to be built in Newport News by Newmarket Stores Inc.
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Mass Polio Vaccine Drive Aims to Avert City Epidemic
In San Antonio a Sabin oral polio vaccine campaign reached 494,141 residents at 40 stations. City officials note 12 cases statewide this year with two last year. Dilley reported two deaths and 2,000 doses were sent there.
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