Jess Donald No-Hitter Secures Clarke County Esso Victory
Jess Donald pitched a no hitter to beat Front Royal 7 0 for Clarke County Esso at Senseny Park. The Esso offense exploded for four runs in the second inning and three more in the third as Donald allowed five hits and two walks while striking out one. Kenneth Pitta Buddy Fuller J Myers and others contributed with extra base hits including two doubles and a triple.
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Jess Donald
Front Royal
Clarke County Esso
Senseny Park
CCE
Esso
Jenkins
Donald
Fox
Hummer
Singhass
Donald Clark
Kenneth Pitta
Buddy Fuller
J .Myers
Berryville Graduation Attendance Declines Report
A brief item notes 400 attend graduation in Berryville with a total figure of 0 listed for further detail. The blurb hints at ceremony turnout and missing accompanying data.
Municipal Court Convictions Result in $195 Fines
Twelve defendants in municipal court faced fines and costs totaling 195 dollars. Names include William Vance Carpenter Whit acre reckless driving 15.25 and Robert Franklin Clark Rt 2 reckless driving 15.25 with others in the list for no city tag speeding and license violations or reckless driving.
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William Vance Carpenter
Highland Ave
Lawson Brown Hartsell
Stephens City
Woodrow Bryan Taylor
Rt 1
Charles Junior Crawford
Rt. 1
Exchange and Lions win in doubleheader action
In the Exchange vs Lions doubleheader, Exchange won 7-4. A late sixth inning rally tied the first game 5-5 before Strasnider scored on a walk and the sixth run. Clevenger started, Nichols took the loss in relief. Spaid and Legg homered for Exchange. In the Lions Kiwanis game Plaster allowed one run in the second and three in the fourth, finished with 12 strikeouts, while James Stotler Gary Lee and Billy Swimley driven in for the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasnider
Clevenger
Nicholso
Spaid
Legg
Plaster
James Stotler
Gary Lee
Lee
Billy Swimley
Bees
Ham
Seppler Wins First Prize at Northern Virginia Art Show
Mr. William A. Seppler won first prize at the Northern Virginia Art Show in Luray last weekend for a portrait of Mrs. Pembroke T. Grove. Fifty paintings were displayed with Sallie Smalley taking second for Foggy Weather and Ruth B. Berg third for Gray Winter.
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William A. Seppler
Northern Virginia
Luray
Pembroke T. Grove
Sallie Smalley
League
Ruth B. Berg
Canadian Boxing Stop Nino Valdes From Fighting
Nino Valdes scheduled for a World Heavyweight bout with George Chuvalo was canceled six hours before the fight after doctors found he could barely see from his left eye. Valdes, with a two-decade ring career, was inconsolable as his manager Al Braverman sought eye specialists in New York.
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Nino
New York State Athletic Commission
British Board of Iny Control
Braverman
London
Brian London
New York
Thomas Flommerfelt
Ontario Athletic Commission
Merv McKenzie
Ontario
Valdes
Havana
Johnson Overmatched Against Eddie Machen
In Chicago Stadium Eddie Machen the No 4 heavyweight faces unranked Alonzo Johnson in a 10 round national TV bout ABC 9 pm EST Machen 28 from Portland Ore has lost only two of 35 starts and is a 3 1 favorite Johnson 26 from Rankin Pa is 18 5 and lost last to Willie Pastrano last month
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Chicago
Eddie Machen
Alonzo Johnson
Abc-Tv
Machen
Portland
Ore
Ingemar Johansson
Johnson
Rankin, Pa
Willie Pastrano
Valley Riders Plan Show This Sunday
The Valley Riders Horse Club hosts its second show of the season Sunday at Willie Jenks farm starting at 2 p.m. English equitation for juniors and seniors, Western equitation, pole bending, wire races, clover leaf barrels, a seniors relay, and a junior pony race are scheduled. Four ribbons per class, refreshment stand, judges Grayson Greer of Audley Farms Berryville and Shorty Smalley of Poca Dot Farm Charles Town.
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The
Valley Riders Horse Club
Willie Jenks
Grayson Greer
Audley Farms
Berryville
Shorty Smalley
Poca Dot Farm
Charles Town
Hardestys and Stines Attend Holstein Jubilee in Syracuse
Mr and Mrs John O Hardesty Berryville and Mr I Fred Stine Winchester joined Virginian breeders at the Holstein Friesian Association of America Dr Jubilee Convention in Syracuse May 30 to June 2 marking 75 years of leadership. Eight foreign countries attended and keynote speaker was Governor Nelson A Rockefeller. June Dairy Month was launched by Miss Mary Sue Hodge. The 1962 Virginia Cooperative Holstein Breeders Association will host the National Convention in Roanoke. Mr Stine has been a director.
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John O. Hardesty
Berryville
Fred Stine
Winchester
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mary Sue Hodge
Virginia Cooperative Holstein Breeders Association
Roanoke
Stine
Stengel Returns to Yankee Helm Promises Changes
Casey Stengel is back as manager of the New York Yankees after medical clearance. He vows major reshuffles, recalling a late inning lapse as he notes the club beat the White Sox for the first time in five tries. He praises his recovery and quips about his organs as museums bid.
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New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Yanks
Jim Coates
Stengel
Wal
Case
Stolen Pontiac Recovered Near Hayfield
A green 1955 Pontiac coupe linked to Floyd W. Reid of 317 National Ave was found abandoned near Hayfield at midnight. State Trooper C. D. Taylor reported it undamaged but out of gas. Vehicle belonged to Reid and belonged to the O'Sullivan Rubber seceder one team lot.
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O'Sullivan
Hayfield
C. D. Taylor
Floyd W. Reid
National Ave
Virginia Group Names New Leader To Coordinate Activities
The Virginia group elected its new executive secretary and treasurer on May 1. The official will oversee all activities of the organization and coordinate ongoing efforts.
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Virginia Group
Moose Stopped By VFW In Pony League Game
The VFW defeated Moose 4 to 3 at Senseny Park. VFW scored all runs in the first three innings aided by walks and timely hits. Rinker and Bell contributed in the third, Orndorff and Oates also figured in scoring, while both pitchers struck out 14 batters each.
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Senseny Park
VFW
Moose
Rinker
Bell
Orndorff
Hunt
Oates
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Evening Star
Clarke County
Chapman
Charlie Longerbeam
Bill Wolf
Bob Brill
C. Carter
Buck McCarty
Henry Kerns
Joe Maso
Samuel Steele Penn
R. R. Yards
Hopewell
R. D
Exchange & Lions Winners
Kiwanis
Morris
Exas
Seppler
DODGE
Chrysler N. Y
Plymouth
Pontiac
Studebaker
Desoto
Pine Motor CO
Braddock St
Chrysler
Simca
Nino Valdes
Basilio Ayestran
Valley Riders Plan
Hardestys
Stines
Holstein
Seiberling Portage
SA Velivers A
S. Braddock St
Yankee Club
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Revere Ware
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Bell’s
Dad
Daston
Bell Winchester
Men’s and Boys’ Store
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