Irwin Loses Two Features At Airport Speedway Card
At Winchester Airport Speedway two Class A features deny Tommy Irwin as Bill Nally and Ray Dovel win holdover and regular races. Dovel leads early. weather forces final flag. Destruction Derby planned next Sunday amid $1300 purse.
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Irwin
Bill Nally
Ray Dover
Winchester Airport Speedway
Tommy Irwin
Purcellville
Brunswick
Ray Dovel
Staunton
Dovel
Dover
Tim Tam May Retire After Belmont Break
Tim Tam the Calumet Farm Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner suffered a sesamoid bone break in the right front leg at Belmont Park and may retire. Trainer Jimmy Jones and owner Mrs. Gene Markey will decide. Tim Tam rests in his Belmont barn awaiting that ruling as his triple crown bid ends. The Derby and Preakness champion struggled in the Belmont, losing to Cavan by six lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Tam
Calumet Farm
Tom Fool
Belmont Park
Jimmy Jones
Gene Markey
Europe
Cavan
Jones
Timmy
Calumet
Monday Baseball Matchups and Weekend Scores
Schedule lists Monday games Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Baltimore Chicago at Washington with results Boston 6 Chicago 4 Cleveland 14 New York 1 Washington 4 Detroit 3 Baltimore 4 to Kansas City 6 2 Saturday results Kansas City 5 Baltimore 2 New York 6 Cleveland 3 Boston 7 Chicago 6. Monday recap covers Cincinnati at San Francisco 6 8 tied after 10 innings.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
W. Lb
Pet GB
Ashworth Firm Exhibits at National Materials Handling Exposition
Ashworth Brothers Inc of Kerns Town joins about 200 exhibitors at Cleveland Public Auditorium for the National Materials Handling Exposition running today through Thursday. The show features 6000 products valued at 5 million dollars and 100 basic machinery types with 18,000 executives and engineers from 25 countries expected. Demonstrations focus on cost reducing handling techniques from receiving to distribution. A feature uses railroad sidings outside the hall to show loading and unloading for freight handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashworth Brothers, Inc
Kernstown
Cleveland
Clapp & Poliak, Inc
New York
Dicks Stars in 2-Hit Victory as EUB Rout Markets
Gene Dicks fire a two hit win in a four inning Church League game, driving a 15-4 victory with four runs in. Russell Potts collected three straight hits and four runs in four appearances, while Dicks and teammates Oates and Shendon each posted two hits. Vanscoy homered for the losers, and Sibert homered for the winners as Stickley took the loss. In the girls game Betty Levi struck out 15 in Berryville's 24-2 rout of Doubleday at Senseng Park, with ten runs in the sixth sealing it. Sunnyside meets White Post Charge at 7, then Grace Bible faces Montague.
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EUB
Market
Gene Dicks
Russell Potts
Donnie Oates
Bill Shendon
Vanscoy
Rinker
Senseng Park
Betty Levi
Berryville
Doubleday
Sunnyside
White Post
Grace Bible
Montague
Words of Misuse: Dog Runs Not Hurt
A guide warns against sloppy phrasing in describing a dog in motion. It argues to use correct grammar such as runs AS IF he WERE hurt rather than using hurt as a direct comparison.
Pilots Bail Out As Jets Encounter Engine Trouble
Two Air National Guard PSOL jets developed engine trouble during a training mission near Grenier Air Force Base Manchester New Hampshire. Both pilots bailed out successfully but the aircraft dove and crashed into swampy land narrowly avoiding homes. Second Lt. Peter Gulick aged 25 from Hanover New Hampshire sustained a minor back injury.
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Manchester
N. H
Peter Gulick
Hanover
Air National Guard
Grenier Air Air Force Base
Stevenson Calls New Steps for Free Economy and Russia Pact
Adlai E. Stevenson urged fresh measures to revitalize the free economy and to secure a power equality agreement with Russia to pave the way for arms reduction. He spoke Sunday in East Lansing, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Adlai E. Stevenson
Russia
Michigan
Cubs pitcher Drabowsky edges no hit bid against Pirates
Moe Drabowsky of the Cubs carried a near perfect game against Pittsburgh into the rain delayed opener. A third inning scrotch single spoiled his no hit bid as Ted Kluszewski spoiled the shutout with a lone hit. Drabowsky walked one, allowed two errors, struck out five and earned his fourth win against five losses.
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Chicago
Cubs
Moe Drabowsky
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ted Kluszewski
Bob Scheffing
Klussewski
Scheffing
Drabowsky
Poland
Trinity
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Key leaders include Cerv of Kansas City with 45 RBIs and 15 homers, Fox of Chicago batting .337, Jensen of Boston with 13 homers, Turley of New York among top pitchers with 72 decisions and .778, Harshman of Baltimore and Turley with 62 strikeouts each, plus notable runs and hits totals across teams.
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Nieman
Baltimore
Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Cerv
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
F. Bolling
Jensen
Boston
Gernet
Minoso
Cleveland
Bridges
Washington
Avila
Power
Pearson
Martyn
Lemon
Tuttle
Triandos
Gernert
Baseball season leaders and stats snapshot
The list shows season leaders across categories: batting averages with Musial and Mays at top, runs led by Mays, RBIs by Banks and Thomas, hits led by Mays and Cepeda, doubles with Hoak and Mays, triplets led by Mays, home runs by Banks and Thomas, steals by Mays and Ashburn, pitching wins by Spahn Purkey and McMahon, and strikeouts headed by Jones and Podres.
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Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Green
Banks
Chicago
Cepeda
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Hoak
Cincinnati
Moryn
Thomson
Mazeroski
S1. Louis
Triples
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Blasingame
Walls
T. Taylor
Spahn
Milwaukee
Purkey
McMahon
Jones
Drott
Podres
Los Angeles
State University Graduation and Aid Plans Highlight Crisis
Stevenson urged United States aid to France amid its crisis and called for work sharing of medical research. WYLe Democrat proposed borrowing from the Marshall Plan idea of a decade ago to revitalize the West's booming economic systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Stevenson
United States
France
Wyle
Blue Ridge Hunt Show Awards Go To Pettibone Riders
Pettibone’s John 8. Pettibone rides the big brown hunter Duke of Paeonian to the conformation hunter win at the Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show. Hi Hampton owned by Alexander MacKay-Smith takes the Blue Ridge Hunter Class and Edward Jacobs Memorial Trophy. Cornelia Winthrop’s Hairless Time wins Lewis M. Allen Memorial Trophy. Other top honors go to Ginger, Ginger, and a host of regional riders and farms.
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Duke of Paeonian
John 8
Pettibone
Middleburg
Carter Hall
Hamilton Sommerville
Ginger
Alexander MacKay-Smith
Hi-Hampton
Edward B. Jacobs
Dr. Lewis M. Allen
Cornelia Winthrop
Kenneth J. Edwards
Moon Marie
A. C. Randolph
Charles Ware
Shawnee Farm
John
Corneli Winthrop
Hapgood
D. R. Match
Cashmir Lasher
Victor M. du Pont
Hamilton Summerville
Tiz
Margaret Humphrey
Dynasty
D. R. Motch
Joseph Wiley
GREEN
Cashmir Sachet
Anne of
Skipper
Shawnee Farms
Windsor Farm
Harold Menken
Phillip Conners
J. M. Rogers
Marathon Bowling Tournament Goes To Falstaff Team
The 55th American Bowling Congress crowned the St. Louis Falstaffs as open team champions at the Onondaga War Memorial with a 3210 series on April 10 earning $1,000 for Bill Tucker and Jim Vrenick. The event marked high scores and a property loss as workmen gut equipment in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N.Y
St. Louis
Bill Tucker
Jim Vrenick
S. Louis
Tuckers
Faragalli
Paterson
N.J
Steve Nagy
Fireball Roberts Wins Martinsville 500 in Record Time
Fireball Roberts of Daytona Beach won the third annual Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville Speedway in 3:54:30 on the half mile track. He protected his lead after earlier lap mishaps by Bob Welborn, who later crashed while attempting to reclaim the lead. Roberts earned $3,150 plus a share of lap money as the 500 laps concluded.
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Dover
Jim Ellmore
Lewis Leatherman
Fort Ash
Kerr Stable
Round Table
Hollywood Park
Seaneen
Citation
Martinsville, Va
Fireball Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Martinsville Speedway
Roberts
Bob Welborn
Greensboro
N. C
Welborn
Glenn Wood
Stuart
Ken Rush
High Point
Lee Petty
Randleman
Jim Massey
Burlington
Gonzales Secures Fourth Pro Tennis Tour Victory
Pancho Gonzales wrapped up the 1958 pro tennis tour with a 6 2 6 2 win over Lew Hoad in La Jolla California. A crowd of 1300 watched as Gonzales opened five game bursts to close each set. It was his 51st win in the 100 match series and tied him with promoter Jack Kramer for all time tour triumphs.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Pancho Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Pancho
Gonzales
Jack Kramer
Longest Golf Streak Ends in Dallas Open
Roberto de Vicenzo saw his 31 tournament money streak end at the Dallas Open. He shot 287, two strokes out of the money, ending a four year run dating from July 4, 1954.
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Dallas
Roberto de Vicenzo
de Vicenzo
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Conn
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Newtown
W. L. Pet GB
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Chicago Nee
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BE. W. Armstrong CO
Green Chemical CO
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Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents
National Asociation of Insurance Agents
Jamison
Rouss Ave
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Miller's Hardware
Steudom &T
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George Stickley
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