Duke Nine In College World Series at Omaha
Texas, a two time national champion, heads to Omaha for the College World Series at Municipal Stadium seeking a third title. Duke University, coached by Jack Coombs, brings strong talent while Penn State Oregon State Western Michigan Holy Cross and Colorado State also compete for the crown.
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Omaha Cardinals
Texas A&m
Texas Long Horns
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Jack Coombs
Penn State
Oregon State
Western Michigan
Holy Cross
Colorado State
Front Royal Defeats Draper 12-5 in Northern Virginia League
Front Royal stayed atop the Northern Virginia Baseball League with a 12-5 win over the Draper Corporation of Stephens City. Pickeral pitched all game for Front Royal, while Draper used three relievers Hockman Allen and Bailey. Allen took the loss as Front Royal collected sixteen hits including a homer by Bobby Wood in the eighth.
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Northern Virginia Baseball League
Draper Corporation
Stephens City
Draper
Clarke County
North Mountain
Pickeral
Hockman
Allen
Bailey
Sacka
Bobby Wood
Brown
Brant Royal
Funk
Tennis Courts Open At Rouss Park
Over 30 people attended the first full day of activity at the city tennis courts in Rouss Park. All four courts are marked and tennis balls will be available at the tennis house. Season tickets are sold at the Recreation Office in City Hall or through Bruce Gorham or Sunny Capper. Holders of season tickets have first choice of courts. otherwise courts are allocated by the hour on a first come first served basis.
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Rouss Park
City Hall
Bruce Gorham
Sunny Capper
All Star Baseball Poll Begins with Sauer Leading
Chicago Cubs Hank Sauer tops first All Star poll as national voters name starting lineups for the July 8 game in Philadelphia. Balloting runs until midnight June 27 with projected four million votes. Sauer leads with 3 958 ballots and Stan Musial is second with 3 702.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Hank Sauer
Philadelphia
Sauer
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Government bans private car travel on Sabbath in Israel
The government announced a ban on private car travel on Israel's Sabbath and one additional weekday to conserve national supplies. Effective June 25, the order aligns with Orthodox efforts for full Sabbath observance as a day of rest and worship.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Taft Wins South Dakota Delegates After Narrow Lead
County canvass in South Dakota shows Taft ahead of Eisenhower by 613 votes with 64,617 to 64,004. State totals possible this week could confirm Taft securing all 14 GOP delegates. Kefauver leads Humphrey 22,663 to 11,614 in county totals.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Taft
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
German Boxer Seeks New Trade After Flooring Referee
German middleweight Peter Mueller, formerly stripped of a title for foul play, floored referee Max Pippen during a bout with Hans Stretz in Cologne. Mueller, 24, who has repeatedly lost on fouls, may retire as the League of Professional German Boxers bans his ring days.
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Germany
Peter Mueller
Max Pippen
Hans Stretz
Mueller
Pippon
Stretz
Charles Walcott Thriller Ends In Controversy On TV
New York sports writers describe a close heavyweight bout between Charles and Walcott viewed coast to coast. Referee Zach Clayton impressed, announcer Jimmy Powers faced live scrutiny as viewers debated the judging and the final bell. The TV audience reacted as the decision favored Walcott amid fading round action and technical misreads.
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Jimmy Powers
Jimmy
Charles
Old Jersey Joe
Mmbo
Powers
Pennsylvania
Real Estate Transfers Around Winchester Dozens of Farms and Lots Sold
Realty transfers list numerous deeds near Winchester with buyers including J T Miller, Berlyn S Yancey, Charlies W Marinel, C D Dye, and others. Parcels range from 2 miles south of Winchester to 13 miles south along Virginia Highway 259 with properties on Back Creek Road and U S Route 11.
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Stanley W. Riley
Back Creek
Berlyn S. Yancey
Howard D. Ritenour
Stephens City
Opequon
Charlies W. Marinel
Esther Triplett
Michael Moscarella
Edna Moscarella
C. D. Dye
Lee R Strosnider
Winchester
C. M. Lockhart
Jack B. Lockhart
Senseney Road
Russell L. Spaid
George A. Shahawet
Frank T. Ridgeway
Presley J. Riley
Ridgeway
Shawnee
Milton Valley
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Marion H. Anderson
Harren E. Welch
Main St
Brucetown
William J. Lockhart
Russell Spaid
Arthur J. Ankney
Austin Lee DeHaven
Grace Riggs Richards
Halford H. Baker
Stonewall District
Be Kind To Animals Week Honor for Portland Youth
Portland, Me. Adolph Bowens known as Junior has spent three years at the Animal Refuge League after high school graduation. He keeps a raccoon two gray squirrels a goat a woodchuck two dogs and two cats on his mother's turkey farm home. He has hauled skunks from tin cans flushed culverts and led a bristling porcupine away without harm.
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Portland
Adolph B
Junior) Bowens
Animal Refuge League
3400 Nationalist Officers Executed by Reds
Wah Kiu Yat Po reports from Nanning that 3400 jailed Nationalist Army officers have been executed by Chinese Communists since May 20. The dispatch says killings followed orders from Peiping to clear prison populations deemed unreformable.
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Hong Konk
Wah Kiu Yat Po
Nanning
Kwangs Province
Peiping
Silent plea on fear and understanding in public speech
A quoted line expresses a call for understanding to dispel fear. The speaker urges that if people truly understood them there would be no need for fear. The remark emphasizes empathy and clarity in communication as a remedy for anxiety.
Talbot Clarke, Former Virginia Game Official, Dies in Kentucky
Talbot E. Clarke, 42, former executive director of the Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, died last Wednesday night at his Golden Pond home in Kentucky. The item notes his former post and death location.
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Talbot E. Clarke
Richmond
Talbot EB. Clarke
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Golden Pond
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