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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
10
Hall show honoring father Edward B Jacobs features Mrs A R Dunning, daughter of the honoree, as part of a memorial event with tributes and family attendance.
The Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show at Carter Hall Millwood named more than fifty first place winners across three divisions hunter pony breeding and pony performance. Top honors in the hunter division included Warm up Joe Black Foxy Sky Mist Mighty John Neareus Doll and more with multiple championships noted.
The Jaycee Pony League season begins Monday at 5 45 p m with the Junior Chamber team facing the VFW at Senseny Park. Tryouts drew 94 players ages 13 and 14, including 36 returnees, and rosters were posted at the War Memorial Building and Young Men's Sport Shop.
Donna Ray Hines a 10 year old of Berryville was reported to be well on the way to complete recovery after being struck by a car on Route 7 west of Berryville on May 18. Dr Victor Albright said she fed herself for the first time since the accident and has regained full consciousness.
Callar in the pony stake for ponies not over 13 hands and Gypsy Jinks won the Greenwich event. Robin Hood 2nd with Miss Susan Randolph in the pony stake. Lyttlebits and Miss Frankie Counsel Man led the over 13 hands pony championship with Mrs Hinks in pursuit.
Jo Votel swept major honors at the Winchester Association of Women’s International Bowling Congress first annual Northside tournament. She won singles with 589, all events with 1514, and shared doubles with Robbie Kerns on 1105, taking home 13.75 in doubles 5.62 in singles and 7 in all events.
The final 85 Open spots were decided for the 150-man field with Samuel Snead aiming for a 21st consecutive Open berth at Detroit sectionals. Exempt players include Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, while other notable qualifiers from Denver Atlanta Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati Portland and Dallas joined the final lineup for the June 15-17 Oakland Hills event.
Heat store bought plain doughnuts in the oven until warm. Dip them while hot into confectioners sugar whisked with boiling water until smooth, adding water gradually to reach a glossy glaze.
International Columbus 5 Buffalo 2 Richmond 8 Toronto 2 Jersey City 3 Rochester 1. American Association Dallas Fort Worth 5 Houston 4 Denver 15 Indianapolis 1 Louisville 13 Omaha 1. Pacific Coast Portland 6 Seattle 4 10 innings Tacoma 7 Salt Lake City 6 Hawaii 4 San Diego 1 Spokane 3 Vancouver 0. International League standings include Mondays games Buffalo Columbus 8 p.m. Rochester Jersey City 7 p.m. Syracuse Charleston 7 30 p.m.
Two Winchester men were named officers of the Culpeper Council, Telephone Pioneers of America. Allen D. Fowler will serve as president and Edward L. Lord as secretary treasurer, with terms starting July 1. Pioneers are long time telephone industry employees and must have 21 or more years of service. The state convention was held last weekend in Richmond.
Mr and Mrs T G Scully placed first in the weekly duplicate match of the Monday Contract Bridge Club in Ely. Richard A Goode and Harry Bowers took third while Mrs A W Kinney and another partner were fourth. meeting details set for June 12 at 8 pm at the George Washington Hotel.
The Lewis M. Allen Riding Club Horse Show at Berryville Grounds announced first place winners across 23 classes. Winners include Warm Up Ugly Duckling Norma Gerstenfeld. Quiet Flight Mrs A C Randolp. Busy Voyage J L Lloyd. Black Twig Betty Shakes. Thriller J Arthur Reynolds.
In San Francisco Robin Roberts, 34, earned his first 1961 win as the Philadelphia Phillies edged the Giants 3-2 dropping San Francisco to third in the N L. Roberts had seven losses prior and called the win a big one as Philadelphia finally provided limited run support. The game combined with a Garden State Park racing note closes the item.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Joey J King earned six wins in May and was named NL player of the month. His June start featured a rough first inning against the Braves, yielding three early runs, but he recovered to allow one hit and no runs over six innings as Cincinnati won 5-3. He worked 50 innings in May with 32 hits allowed, 14 walks, a 2.70 ERA and 38 strikeouts.
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