Musial's Foul Pop Up Delivers Cardinals Win Over Giants
In a dramatic ninth inning, Stan Musial hit a bases loaded pop up ruled an infield fly for an out, yet Carlors win 6-5 over the San Francisco Giants to move into second in the National League. Curt Flood scored on the play, and Bob Gibson earned the relief win while Don Larsen took the loss.
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Friday Baseball Scores and Weekend Schedule
Results show Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 Houston 3 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 4 St Louis 6 San Francisco 5. Today San Francisco at St Louis plus Chicago at Philadelphia Houston at Milwaukee.
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Allen Club Horse Show Set Tomorrow at Horseshow Grounds
Berryville announces the Lewis M. Allen Riding Club hosts its fifth annual Horse Show Sunday at the old Horseshow Grounds west of town on Rt. 7. Top stables such as Waverly Farms and Del mar Twyman join junior entrants Janet Palmes Judy Triebel and Robin Hughes in 26 classes led by the Allen Trophy open to club members. The trophy requires three wins for permanent possession and will run after lunch around 1 p.m. Judge C. H. Ackerman of Arlington presides with George Beatty of Vienna as steward and Thomas E. Owens as ringmaster. The Virginia Horse Show Association applies, with a prize list of 1200 dollars.
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Harold Johnson Defends Light Heavy Title Against Willie Pastrano
In Las Vegas the world light heavy crown is on the line as Harold Johnson faces Willie Pastrano in a 15 round ABC telecast from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Sonny Liston and Mauro Mina attend ringside as Pastrano seeks his first world title and Johnson defends while boasting 32 stoppages in 81 bouts and an 0 loss record since 1955.
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Early Wynn Signs Comeback Pact With Indians
Early Wynn, at 43, signs with the Cleveland Indians for a potential return to pitching. He aims for his 300th win and recalls past seasons with Cleveland, the White Sox, and Washington. Tebbetts will decide when Wynn pitches as he trains his arm in Venice Florida.
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Jones Wins Record Purse and Silent Decision at Indy
Parnelli Jones leaves Indianapolis for New York with the winner’s share of a record 493532.60 purse after a one punch decision over Eddie Sachs. The 29 year old Torrance California driver earned 148581 for first place with J C Agajanian as car owner.
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Yankees Climb Into Share Of Top Spot With 4-0 Win
The Yankees beat the Orioles 4-0 to pull even atop the American League standings as Whitey Ford fired a three hitter and Charley Dees contributed three hits including a homer. Dan Osinski earned his first major league win as a starter in relief of the Belinsky trade fallout. Dees boosted his average to .385 with five hits and six RBIs in four Angels games.
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Major League Leaders Step by Step
Major League leaders show top performers across batting and pitching. Notable names include Covington and Groat in batting averages, H Aaron leading RBIs and runs, and Koufax strong on the mound with 68 strikeouts. AL leaders feature Wagner and Kaline among batting and home run leaders, with Stock and Fischer noted for pitching decisions.
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Ford Leads Yankees To 4-0 Shutout Of Indians
Whitey Ford and the Yankees blanked Cleveland on three hits to tie the AL lead with Baltimore. Charlie Dees of the Angels had three hits including a decisive homer in a 7-4 win.
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Special Shareholders Meeting on Farmers and Merchants Bank Merger
Notice of a special meeting of Farmers and Merchants National Bank shareholders to vote on ratifying a merger with The First National Bank of Berryville. The meeting is June 27, 1963 at 11:00 A.M. in Winchester Virginia, with documents available for inspection at the bank.
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