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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

8

Summer Duckpinners League results at Health Center Lanes

The Evening Star reports a multi-team night in the Husband Wife Summer League. Coop er Sirbaugh combo led with a 1344 set across three games and two wins over Modern Plumbing & Heating, as Sirbaughs and Cris mans posted strong scores. Several other players, including Julie Snyder, Ward Snyder, Peggy Crisman, and Peggy Eastep, contributed high games and frames, with Frederick Motor Co. sweeping Roth Funkhouser for three victories. The event invites youths 15 and under and expects a large turnout Friday morning at 10 a.m.

Continental Homes Gloria Sirbaugh Doug Sirbaugh Sonny Cooper Don Jennings Jean Jennings Julie Snyder Ward Snyder Peggy Crisman Sonny Crisman Crisman Aggie McCall Aaron Zuckerman Frederick Motor Co Roth-Funkhouser Mrs. McCall Eugene Funkhouser Quested

Doris Conner Stars as Bankers Lowe Down Opponents

Doris Conner powered the Bankers to a decisive win in a doubleheader at Senseny Park. Pat Perry limited Martins to two singles as the Girls’ game ended in five innings. In the nightcap R. H. Hummer rolled seven first inning runs en route to a 10 4 victory behind Gene Singhass’s one hitless inning.

Doris Conner Pat Perry Martins Marty Rams I. Hummer Gene Singhass Ken Dodson Bud Swisher Halltown Clarke County Esso Hummer Republic Oil Senseny Park Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago White Sox Tigers New York Minnesota Baltimore Los Angeles Chuck Estrada Boston Kansas City Don Demeter Clay Peple Giants Billy O'Dell Demeter Frank Sullivan Dallas Green Ken Lehman Gene Freese Reds Carl Willey Gordie Coleman Bob Purkey Braves Jim Brosnan Dodgers Pirates Elroy Face Willie Davis John Roseboro Bill Virdon Bucs Norm Sherry Roger Craig Joe Gibbon Johnny Podres

Snead Aims for First National Open Title at Oakland Hills

Sam Snead rests before the National Open at Oakland Hills, June 15-17, seeking his first Open title after 25 years. The 49-year-old returns with strong form from wins in Las Vegas White Sulphur Springs and Puerto Rico Can ada Cup matches, after shooting 68 70 138 in sectional qualifying at Grosse Ile Club.

Detroit Snead Oakland Hills Las Vegas White Sulphur Springs Puerto Rico Grosse Ile Arnold Palmer Gary Player Doug Sanders Palmer

Phils and Giants Falter as Reds Dodgers Win in Tight Standings

The Reds hold first place in the NL with an 8-7 rally over the Pirates and the Dodgers surge with an 8-7 comeback victory. The Phillies score 13 against the Giants, who drop two games back, amid a June swoon.

Associated Press Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants Giants Philadelphia Phils Cincinnati Milwaukee Dodgers Pirates St. Louis Chicago Cubs

Hank Greenberg Seizes Control Of White Sox In Sale Standstill

Hank Greenberg becomes White Sox owner amid a stalled sale bid led by Bernard Epton and Danny Thomas. Greenberg, 50, vows to lift the club from the cellar while Bill Veeck remains sidelined by illness. sale talks may resume with a 30 day window.

Hank Greenberg White Sox Chicago White Sox Greenberg Sox Chicago Bernard Epton Danny Thomas Bill Veeck A.C. Allyn Jr Epton Greenberg-Veeck-Allyn Detroit Babe Ruth Pittsburgh Cleveland Indians Veeck Alyn Bill

Van Sickle Divorce Petition Publication

In the Clerk’s Office of the Corporation Court of Winches ter Virginia on June 6 1961 Geraldine Violet Van Sickle sues Glenn Leon Van Sickle Jr spouse separation over three years under Virginia Code 2091 9 by publication affidavit shows nonresidence of the defendant and Morning Star newspaper notice appears.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Geraldine Violet van Sickle Tapa Leion van Sickle Glenn Leon van Sickle, Jr

Six Electronic Item Producers Indicted in Price Fixing

Six manufacturers of electrical hardware used by communications and power utilities face federal indictments for price fixing and noncompetitive discounts. The firms, with $30 million in annual sales, supplied about 75 percent of transmission equipment east of the Rockies. Names include Olier Electric, Utilities Service, McGraw-Edison, Jolyn, A B Chance, and Hubbard. If convicted, maximum fines reach $50,000 each.

Milwaukee Wis Rocky Mountains U. S. Dist Robert E. Tehan Olier Electrical Manufacturing Co Battle Creek Mich Utilities Service Co Allentown McGraw-Edison Co Elgin, Ill Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co Chicago A. B. Chance Co Centralia Hubbard and O Hubbard McGraw-Edison Joslyn and Hance

Medal of Honor sent by mail in wartime confusion

Charles O'Brien of Tonawanda New York received a Purple Heart via mail from Washington. He was wounded in 1917 during World War I and the dispatch notes a misaddressed or delayed mail process.

Tonawanda N.Y Charles O’brien Washee

Goldfine Could Win Freedom In Four Months

Bernard Goldfine 70, starting a year and a day jail term for evading nearly 800000 in federal taxes, could gain release in four months if he complies with a broad disclosure order to reveal funds from Strathmore Woolen Co and other holdings. A grand jury could be convened if he cooperates.

Boston Bernard Goldfine Dist George C Sweeney Goldfine Strathmore Woolen Co Federal Federal Correctional Institution Danbury

Faith strengthens kids as families seek church visits

A columnist extols Faith as a source of strength for youths facing social pressures. The message urges families to visit their Church or Synagogue this week, promising that early faith helps children cope with big problems across life.

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