Friday and weekend Baseball Results and Schedule
Friday results include Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 in 11 innings and Washington 4 Minnesota 3 after 12. Cleveland beat Detroit 7 to 1 and Kansas City topped Boston 9 to 2. New York defeated Los Angeles 6 to 2. Today matches feature Washington at Minnesota and others. Sundays show New York at Los Angeles and Chicago at Baltimore. No games listed for Monday.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Baseball scores and schedule from a busy day
Cincinnati beat Chicago 5 to 2 while Los Angeles prevailed 11 to 8 over Philadelphia. San Francisco defeated New York 9 to 6, Pittsburgh beat Houston 8 to 4, and Milwaukee won 7 to 0 against St. Louis. Upcoming games include San Francisco at New York, Houston at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at Chicago, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, and Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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San Francisco
New York
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
W.L. Pet.g.b
Cepeda
Mays
Wills
T. Davis
Flood
Robinson
Virdon
Ranen
Banks
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Highlights from the Associated Press include KC players leading batting and runs, Kaline strong for Detroit, and pitching and strikeout leaders across both leagues. Notable marks: Rollins 65 hits, Mays 48 runs, Cepeda 70 hits, Pascual 63 strikeouts, Donovan 81 decisions with .889.
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Associated Press
Jiminez
Kansas City
Essegian
Cleveland
Howser
Siebern
Green
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Robinson
Chicago
Cunningham
A. Smith
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Wagner
Los Angeles
Aparicio
Wood
Donovan
Wickersham
Pascual
Belinsky
Northside Classic Produces Five Winners in Tenpin Event
Six matches were rolled in the Northside Tenpin Classic with five victors: Plumly Lumber 3-1 over Five Aces, Southwestern 3-1 over Miller & Anderson, Lamaster Mobile Homes 3-1 over Wilson Hams, Triangle Diner 3-1 over Novick Transfer, and Lee Jackson 4-0 over Stephens City. In a makeup, Lamaster’s and Triangle split 2-2.
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Plumly Lumber
Five Aces
Southwestern
Miller & Anderson
Lamaster Mobile Homes
Wilson Hams
Triangle Diner
Novick Transfer
Lee Jackson
Stephens City
Lamaster’s
Triangle
Allen Club Horseshow Opens at Berryville Grounds
All Day Tomorrow Berryville hosts the Allen Club horse show at 9 a.m. with seven divisions and 26 classes. Favorites include A. C. Randolph of Upperville with Black Atom. other Randolph entries Quiet Flute and Tattle. Judges are Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Fout. steward G. Dudley Allen. show committee chair R. Loring Bruce with local members on the panel. The Lewis M. Allen Riding Club Trophy class targets Allen members. Mrs. Lewis M. Allen will present trophies. High jump Class 20 promises dramatic action as horses attempt three clears.
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A. C. Randolph
Upperville
Black Atom
Randolph
Paul R. Fout
Middleburg
G. Dudley Allen
Leesburg
R. Loring Bruce
Winchester
Thomas E. Ownes, Jr
Lester D. Arnold, Jr
D. J. Wingfield
Lewis M. Allen
Hawaiian Might Stay Scott Fight Favorite at MSG
Stan Harrington, a Hawaii native, challenges Charley Scott of Philadelphia in a ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Harrington, 28, is unranked but seeks a victory to gain recognition and move up, while Scott is the favorite at 8-5. Harrington carries a 40-8-4 record with 21 knockouts. Scott is 30-18 with eight KOs. Scoring will be by the rounds system.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Stan Harrington
Hawaii
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Scott
Harrington
ABC
Madison Square Garden
Honolulu
Gaspar Ortega
the Garden
L. C. Morgan
Ortega
Three-Day Centennial Obser vance Marks Valley Campaign End
Rockingham County hosts a three day observance in conjunction with the Valley Re March to memorialize the end of Gen. Jacksons Valley Campaign. Civil War units will march to Harrisonburg and a dinner features Leon Chambers and Senator Harry Byrd Jr. The Gener al Turner Ashby Monument re dedication is planned with prize money from local papers.
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Rockingham County
Cree J. Cae Jackson
Harrisonburg
Leonir Chambers
Norfolk
Chambers
Gen. Jackson
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Lawrence H. Hoover
Virginia Civil War Centennial Commission
Shenandoah Civil War Round Table
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lathan Mims
Shenandoah Valley
Frank C. Switzer
Whip Robinson
UDC
E. C. Tutwiler, Jr
Round Table
Zion Baptist Church announces tomorrow services in Berryville
The Morning service at Zion Baptist Church Berryville will be at 11 a.m. led by Rev Paul W Brown. At 3 p.m. Rev R W Bush of Shiloh Baptist Oldrick's Corner will preach with his choir and congregation. The event benefits the July Rally.
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Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
Paul W. Brown
R. W. Bush
Shiloh Baptist Church
Oldrick’s Corner
CBS Opposes Postal Hike Questions Day's View
CBS voiced its opposition to postal rate increases and arranged for Postmaster General J Edward Day to express his opposing view on the network. Frank Stanton wired Day that the statement will be taped next Wednesday and aired in the same time slots as CBS editorials.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fundy
J. Edward Day
CBS
Frank Stanton
Day
Taverns Urged to Observe Daylight Saving Time
A.B.C. license holders were reminded by Inspector Lester Shickles they must operate on Daylight Saving Time rather than Standard Time. He noted many believe they can extend service by one hour, but compliance requires daylight hours only.
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A.B.C
Lester Shickles
Ashworth Bros Plant Expands with New Bay and Offices
Ashworth Bros Inc begins expansion at its Kerns town plant adding a 60 foot bay with overhead crane and doubled parking. The project increases production area by 45 percent and adds air conditioned office space including a new Development Engineering Department. Completion is expected by mid September.
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Ashworth Bros., Inc
Kernstown
Development Engineering Department
Marks Pony Farm
Howard Shockey & Son
Winchester
Worcester, Mass
U S Soldier Wounded in Gun Battle Near Demilitarized Zone
In Seoul the U S Army reports a American soldier guarding the truce line was wounded twice in the arms and once in the head during a gun battle with three North Korean spies. One spy was killed and the other two fled leaving gear and currency behind.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S. Army
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Demilitarized Zone
1St Cavalry Division
U.S
Two-Car Collision Causes Heavy Damage at Intersection
A Braddock and Gerrard Street collision left one car totaled and the other heavily damaged with $700 total damage. Enoch B. Kelly, 78, of Eustis Florida, was charged with reckless driving after pulling into a parking area and attempting a U turn. His vehicle was struck by Martha H. Robinson of Stephens City. no injuries were reported.
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Braddock and
Gerrard Sts
Enoch B. Kelly
Eustis
Fla
Braddock St
Martha H. Robinson
Stephens City
Kelly
Publishing House Granted Va. Charter
The State Corporation Commission chartered the American Opinion Library Inc a Richmond bookstore and publishing house aimed at combatting communism collectivism and socialism Its directors are Crawley F Joyner III G Laverne Bertam and Morgan R Mills all of Richmond Va
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
American Opinion Library Inc
Richmonders
Crawley F. Joyner III
G. Laverne Bertram
Morgan R. Mills
Driver Involved In Fatal Mishap Fined Fifty Dollars
James Marshall ley, 21, was fined 50 for driving after a fatal accident near Routes 55 on May 21. Alice Rebecca Frye, 21, of Stephens City, died. Shirley B. Carbaugh, also of Stephens City, was injured. Keckley, of Strayburg, Rt. 2, faced driving charges before Judge R. D. Bauser in Shenandoah County Court.
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James Marshallley
F. H. Lasley, Jr
Keckley
Alice Rebecca Frye
Stephens City
Hart
Shirley B. Carbaugh
Strayburg
Rt. 2
R. D. Bauserman
Shenandoah
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Dale’s Grocery
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Martha Taylor
Royal Jewelers
Ken Smith Insurance
Connie Baker
Big I’s
Buckley-Lages
Frances Lager
Caldwell-Sites
Shelby
Plumly Lumberites
Commercial and Savings Bank
C&s
Charlotte Jones
Fred Schubach Sr
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Fred
Baltimore Colts
Berryville Grounds
Allen Club
Gainesboro Fire Hall
D.S.T
Shade Equipment CO. Rt
Miller’s
N. Loudoun ST
Zion Baptist
James D. Shockey
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Virginia Economic Development
Fred Hale
Ashworth Brothers
Ashworth
Ashworth Bros
F. W. Hale
Manchester
England
Fall River
Mass
Charlotte
N.C
Grenville
S.C
Atlanta
Germany
Massachusetts
U. S
Burton’s
Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
Capon Lake
W. VA
Raymond Baker
Dominion
Manassas
Jim Mairs
Chuck Talbot
Mel Bradly
Ray Hendericles
Runt Harris
Sam Bandy
Osborne Brothers
W.W.V.A
Floyd Collins
Glenn
Star Lighters
Billy Jenkins
Clinch Mr. Gang
Jimmy Haney
Coles District Fire& Dept
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