Eight presidents honored at Bowling Banquet as leagues wind down
The annual Bowling Banquet celebrated eight league officers from Duckpin action at the Health Center. Returning officers include Harrison and Larrick, with shifts announced for Independence, B Loopers, Housewife, A, C, and The Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Harrison
Church League
Dick Sheetz
Independent
Briscoe Ginn
Peggy Crisman
Bob Legge
Virginia Larrick
Ladies Commercial
Richard Petonke
Dorothy Allen
Duckpin Action
Harrison and
Larrick
Harry
Bud Greys 3 Hitter Powers TACs Past Coke 5 2 Opener
Bud Greys three Hitter leads TACs to a 5 2 win over Coca Cola in the City Softball League opener at Senseng Park. Jess Donald of Coke fanned a near no hitter while Lucky Inn beat Republic Oil 1 0 earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Inn
Republic Oil
Senseng Park
Tacs
Coca Cola
Bud Grey
Jess Donald
Aubry Bly
Winchester Tomahawks Visit Here On Sunday
Winchester brings a strengthened lineup to Rouss Park for Sunday’s 2 30 game against the Tomahawks as the Rebels play on the road at Leetown in Tri County League baseball. The crowds are up this season and the town expects strong attendance at the Rouss showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rouss Park
Tomahawks
Rebels
Leetown
Rouss
Pirates Thump Faltering Braves After Dressen Lashing
The Pirates crushed the Braves 8-2 for their second straight win, with Groat and Smoky Burgess driving in three runs each on two homers. Burdette allowed eight hits and was ejected after arguing with the umpire as Milwaukee slid further from first place in the NL standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Braves
Charlie Dressen
Pirates
Bucs
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Burdette
Bill Jackowski
Jackowski
Roberto He
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Detroit
Kansas
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
Groat
Smoky Burgess
Frank Thomas
Joe Torre
Harvey Haddix
Billy Martin
Minnesota Twins
Dressen
The
Nets
Martin
Billy
Frank Bolling
Cards
Felipe Alou
Willie McCovey
Lindy McDaniel
al Cicotte
Orlando Cepeda
Cepéda
Ernie Broglio
Mike McCormick
Julian Javier
Ed Fisher
George Altman
Don Zimmer
Cubs
Frank Sullivan
Glen Hobbie
Town and Country Salon shines in opening Ladies Triples tilt
Town and Country Beauty Salon led by Leona Buckner posted a 975 series, with Buckner a night high 347 as Frances Turner and Buckner delivered late doubleheader strikes. Virginia Dorsey and Betty Webber starred for Stephenson Grocery in their wins.
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Leona Buckner
Town & Country
Frances Turner
Helen Snapp
Mary Ann Funk
No. 3
Stephenson Grocery
Grandma's
Virginia Dorsey
Stephenson
Betty Webber
Phyllis Brannon
Kay Carpenter
Galladay Building Supply
Seee DE Timers
Elisabeth Pingley
Becky Cornwell
Alice Godlove
Eleanor Buckner
Gertrude Reed
Frances Dodson
Ihne Borror
Virginia Schneider
Naomi Houston
Garnett McCarty
Enormous Price Put On Chisox
Bernard Epton offered to buy 54 percent control of the Chicago White Sox in a bid linked to entertainer Danny Thomas. The deal, valued around 4.8 to 5.0 million dollars, would follow the 1959 purchase by Bill Veeck and associates for 2.7 million. Veeck and Greenberg said an option to buy has not been signed. A decision was expected by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Danny Thomas
Bernard Epton
Thomas Syndicate
Epton
Bill Veeck
Epton-Thomas
White Sox
Veeck
Hank Greenberg
A. C. Allyn Jr
Veeck Syndicate
Chuck Comiskey
Comiskey
Fight Results From Spokane Denver and Oakland
Spokane match saw Von Clay KO Kirk Barrow after a six round. Los Angeles bout ended with Eddie Garcia stopping Marvin Carter in five rounds. Oakland card had Manuel Elias outpoint Jimmy Abeyta over ten rounds in Phoenix facing a referee decision.
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Spokane
Wash
von Clay
Philadelphia
Kirk Barrow
Los Angeles
Eddie Garcia
Denver
Marvin Carter
el Paso
Oakland
Calif
Manuel Elias
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Abeyta
Coast Guard Recruiter Set for City Office Hours
The Coast Guard will have a recruiter in the Post Office on the first and third Wednesdays each month from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Interested individuals may visit then. Enlistees will report to Cape May New Jersey for 12 weeks of recruit training. The Pirates added reliever Bobby Shantz since last season.
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Us.s. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Cape May
N.J
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Shantz
Minnesota Reverses Bowl Policy to Renew Rose Bowl Deal
Minnesota's Senate voted 70 to 42 to renew the Big Ten contract with the Rose Bowl, ending a long split among conference members. Athletic director Ike Armstrong called the result favorable, noting it will improve team selection once a new formal contract is drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Senate
Iagland
Ike Armstrong
Minnesota Twins Acquire Martin and Tuttle in Trading Sprees
The Minnesota Twins acquired infielders Billy Martin from Milwaukee and Bill Tuttle from Kansas City as part of a cash and player deal. The team, sliding in the standings after 10 losses in 11 games, sent Bill Consolo and an undisclosed cash amount to Milwaukee for Martin.
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Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Billy Martin
Milwaukee
Bill Tuttle
Kansas City
Twins
Bill Consolo
Martin
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Reno Bertoia
Paul Giel
Tuttle
Major League Leaders in batting and pitching highlights
A summary of the season leaders includes Moon of Los Angeles with a .366 average and Aaron of Milwaukee at .348. Wills of Los Angeles leads runs with 34, with Bolling and Mays close and Cepeda driving in 37. Wills and Groat tie for hits with 55 or 54 alongside Clemente. Cepeda tops home runs with 15. Koufax and Drysdale lead strikeouts with 65 and 64. Miller and Buffalo both post 4-0 records.
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Moon
Los
Aaron
Milwaukee
Wills
Los Angeles
Bolling
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Groat
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Coleman
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Chicago
F. Alou
Virdon
Altman
Stuart
Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnat
Pinson
Miller
Buffalo
Koufax
Drysdale
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders Highlight Season
The list names top performers across AL at bats runs hits and power by players from Minnesota Detroit New York Baltimore Cleveland Chicago and Kansas City. Mantle Gentile Kaline Wood and Piersall figure among leaders with key figures in RBIs doubles triples home runs steals and strikeouts.
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Killebrew
Minnesota
Cash
Detroit
Wood
Mantle
New York
Kaline
Colavito
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Piersall
Cleveland
Power
Romano
Sievers
Chicago
Aparicio
Howser
Kansas City
Versalles
Grant
Mossi
Latman
Ramos
Pascual
Bell
Minor League Standings From The Associated Press
Major minor league standings update with results from American Association Pacific Coast League and key games. Teams listed include Jersey City Staccie Th Buffalo Columbus Richmond Houston Louisville Omaha Indianapolis Denver Dallas Fort Worth Tacoma Salt Lake City Seattle Vancouver Portland Spokane and Spokane with scores across several games.
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Associated Pafs& Jersey
Charles
Staccie
Buffalo
Columbus
Richmond
Houston
Louisville
Omaha
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Spokane
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Republic Oilers
Scorcher
Shendon
Sonny Crisman
Mabel Lineburg
Allen Carter
Leo Baker
Evening Star
Coke
Bly
Don Oates
Aston Brill
Jack Cleveland
Oilers
Jim Hackman
Tommy DeHaven
Dave Pence
Bob Line
Orn
Hockman
Bishop
Republic
Clarence Carter
Jerry Ranels
Howard Atkins
Joe Guess
Adam Myers
Loser Atkins
K. Smith
Ken Eyre
Grey
Woody O'Hara
Clarence Oates
Eyre
John Prosser
Atkins
Vernon Clark
Terry Plank
Clark
R. H. Hummer
Braddock
Welltown
San Francisco Giants
Bobby Bolin
Jim Duffalo
Eddie Fisher
Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
Ferrell Bowman
Bob Farley
Matty Alou
E. W. Armstrong
N. Cameron
Thry Jety
Charles Town
E.D
Snc
H. M. Stevens, Inc
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Shirley Baker
Jumping
Jean Fiddler
Pegey Easter
Aggie McCall
Virginia Fruit Market
Loma McIntyre
Maxine Miller
Kitty Luttrell
Frank Yeakle
Loretta Nesmith
Martinsburg
Mary Chicklo
National
Kibler Auto
N. Cameron St
Riverton
Pasadena
SUN
W. VA
U.S. Rt. 11
Pine Grove Theatre
S. Lindoun St
Winchester, VA
PLUMLY _ Lumber
Gookent
DODGE
Desoto
Plymouth Plymouth
Plymouth Motor
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