Jimenez Still Leads in AL Batting Race
White rookie Manny Jimenez of Kansas City remains atop the American League batting race. Norm Siebern climbed to the front in RBIs, while Chuck Essegian slipped to .347. Kaline moved to third in AL with a fractured collarbone, and NL leader Billy Williams hit .359 with 11 of 27. Cepeda dropped to third as Mays hit four homers. Davis took the NL RBI lead, Gentile led AL home runs with 15.
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iKaline
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Phils
Tony Gonzalez
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Giants
Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
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Cepeda
Jim Gentile
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Cleveland
Howser
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
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Robinson
Chicago
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Wood
Wickersham
Donovan
Field of 150 Venturi Fails In Bid For National Open
Venturi failed to qualify for the U S Open in Memphis 36 hole sectionals as 50 berths were decided. The 31 year old San Francisco pro who had won the Masters twice lost out along with Bill Collins Jim Ferree and Kel Nagle. Other qualifiers included Arnold Palmer Gary Player Billy Casper Tommy Bolt and Jack Nicklaus.
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Venturi
San Francisco
Memphis
Bill Collins
Jim Ferree
Kel Nagle
Australia
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Mike Souchak
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Eric Monti
Jacky Cupit
Gardner Dickinson
Billy Maxwell
Gay Brewer
Johnny Pott
Butch Baird
Galveston
Tex
Memphis Country Club
Lionel Hebert
Jay
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Jackie Burke
Don January
Don Whitt
Dave Ragan
Mason Rudolph
Art Wall
George Bayer
Bruce Crampton
Joe Campbell
Bob Zimmerman
Dayton
Cincinnati
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Okla
Dallas
Army
Orville Moody
Denver
Stan Thirsk
Kansas City
Jim Tom Blair
St. Louis
Tacoma
Adrian Bigras
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Los Angeles
Hohe
Koufax
Florida State Edges Wake Forest In District Playoff
Florida State beat Wake Forest twice to win the district championship and reach the NCAA finals in Omaha. The Seminoles erased a 1-0 Wake lead with late hitting and a decisive 3-2 win in 11 innings after a 10-8 opener.
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Gastonia
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Florida State Seminoles
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Cedar Creek Puts BF Out Of First In Church League
Cedar Creek defeated BF 3 to 1 to break a first place tie. Winning pitcher Carroll Shiley had two RBIs on a bases loaded situation while Adkins allowed seven hits. Burnt Factory stranded seven runners as Cedar Creek surged late.
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Bill Bailey
Howard Adkins
Bud Ash Bailey
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Don Shirley
Ron Keller
Donnie Unger
Shirley
Welltown
Elk Street Methodist
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Ray Cooper
Bob Brill
Dick Wisecarver
Walt Hoover
Dick Barker
Jim Turner
Jobe
Ray Taylor
Adam Myers
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Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Jim Grant
Ralph Terry
Yanks
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Terry
International Military Team to Meet Farmington Polo Club Friday
A top polo match Friday at 8 30 p m features the International Military Team versus the Farmington Polo Club at the Polo Arena in Winchester for a benefit for the Winchester Rescue Squad Tickets are $1 and available at Rathmans City Service Elys Pure Oil Amherst Diner The IMT includes Cols William West James Spurrier and a Shirley rated three goal handicap The Farmington Club roster includes Dr Herbert J Seis and former UVa football captain Parish a two goal player The 10 handicap match spans six chukkas with fieldside seating and special sponsor tickets for car viewing by calling MO 3 2589 or MO 2 0859
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Charlottesville
Polo Arena
Winchester
Rathman
Ely
Pure Oil
Amherst
Pakistan
John F. Kennedy
William West
James Spurrier
Shirley
Herbert J Seis
Herones
Iall Parish
University of Virginia
John Cussen
Raymond
Andy” Guest
Pre-Season NFL State Totals 36
The NFL announced a 36 game pre season schedule starting with the College All-Star Game in Chicago on Aug 3. Fourteen teams play five games each except Green Bay with six including the All-Star contest. Schedule runs through Sept 9 with games in 18 states and the District of Columbia.
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Chicago
National Football League Today
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Tribune
States
District of Columbia
Pirates State Try-Out Camp Slated for Wednesday
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce a try-out camp at Municipal Stadium in Hagerstown led by Syd Thrift and Joe Consili with Paul Nagy. Eligible players 16 and up should report at 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. bring own gear. pay own expenses unless signed. If rained out, the camp moves to Thursday June 7.
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Municipal Stadium
Syd Thrift
Joe Consoli
Paul Nagy
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Manny Jiminez Key Bat for KC Rookie Slugger Former Milwaukee Farmhand
Manny Jiminez, Kansas City rookie outfielder, leads American Leaguers in spring hitting. He previously played in the Milwaukee chain and hit 17 homers for Vancouver, B C, last year.
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Ty Cline
Mobile
Salt Lake City
Manny Jiminez
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Vancouver
B. C
Little League Opener Kicks Off Saturday Parade and Exhibitions
The Winchester Little League opens with a parade from downtown to Senseny Park at 1 p.m. Mayor Claude Smalts throws the first ball as WINC’s Joe Pasquali and local coaches introduce eight to twelve year olds. Exhibition games on two diamonds feature Rotary vs Exchange and National Fruit vs Cities Service.
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WINC
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Exchange
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O'Sullivan
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J. H. Yost, Jr
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Sears
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Sparky Drum and Bugle
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
Major League leaders compiled by the Associated Press include American and National League stats with names such as Jimenez Essegian Howser Siebern Mays Cepeda and Wills. The report notes leading batters runners RBIs and pitching figures across both leagues. The WINC mobile unit will broadcast from the park detailing the proceedings.
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Hudson Zimmerman Win Duckpin Doubles Title in 1961 62
Francis Hudson and Joe Zimmerman won the Virginia State Duckpin Doubles Championship in Richmond at Willow Bowl, finishing with 822 total over three games to beat Ones Wynn and Bo Bolton of Norfolk and Richmond. Hudson scored 387 and Zimmerman 435, with prize money totaling 150. The Winchester region led overall with 500 in prize money across multiple events and teams.
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Joe Zimmerman
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Richmond
Ones
Wynn
Bo Bolton
Norfolk
U. S
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Zimmerman
Koufax Fans 13 as Dodgers Beat Phillies 6 3
Sandy Koufax struck out 13 in a three hit game, lifting the Dodgers to a 6 3 win over Philadelphia. The win narrows the gap behind the Giants in the NL race as Los Angeles prepares for a two game against the Pirates.
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Whiff King
Philadel
Dodgers
Art Mahaffey
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Mahaffey
Wally Moon
John Roseboro
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Stan Williams
Don Drysdale
Earl Francis
Bob Friend
Jack Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Virginia divorce action for desertion filed in chancery
Shirley G. Shiner seeks a divorce from Lawrence R. Shiner on the grounds of desertion and requests custody and support of their infant children. An affidavit shows diligent search for the defendant, who is ordered to appear within ten days after publication. Clerk: N. Whitacre. Extract-Testee: Massie Snarr and Monahan.
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Lawrence Ray Shiner
N. Whitacre
Massie, Snarr
Monahan
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