Halltown Edges in Slow Senseny Park Doubleheader Washout
Halltown led 4-0 before rain halted the first game ending as a 4-3 final as players from TACs and Halltown struggled. Frank Simons earned the win and Halltown built a near-season lead in the City League while Senseny Park prepared for a Sunday doubleheader with The 6200 Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senseny Park
Halltown
West Virginians
Tacs
Marshall Blackford
Blackford
Elwood Bowers
John Bowers
Jerry Fink
Randy Anders
Bowers
Frank Simons
Eas
Bud Grey
Burnt Factory
Braddock
Montague
Clarke County Esso
Lucky Inn
Maryland
6200
Washington, D. C
Montgomery County
Marylegs
Hummer
Esso
Coca Cola
Cedar Creek
Welltown
Lane and Cokes meet in city boxing bout
Dallas fighter Kenny Lane age 128 and Curtis Cokes 141 faced Ray Salazar 120% in a professional match in Los Angeles with Linson 122 from Acapulco noted. Lane and Cokes outpoint Salazar in a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Curtis Cokes
Drew
Los Angeles
Manuel Linson
Acapulco
Mexico
Ray Salazar
Santa Ana
Calif
Major Leagues Push Teen Talent Toward Big Bonuses
Scouts chase high school and college athletes as major leagues plan to spend over 7.5 million to lure young stars. Lew Krausse, Jack Spurgin, Gary Lewis, Bob Bailey and others receive heavy bonuses from Yankees, Athletics, Braves, Cardinals, Dodgers and Mets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Sted Tga
Oessye
Chester
Lew Krausse
Athletics
New York Yankees
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Yanke
Jack Spur
College basketball scandal widens with new players named
District Attorney Frank Hogan announced ongoing probe into the coast to coast point shaving scandal now listing 31 players from 17 schools and 40 games. Newly accused are Jack Rose and Ray Stanley, joining Dave Budin Jerry Vogel Dan Quindazzi and Lou Brown who had been named earlier. Bail set for Vogel and Budin at 1000, Quindazzi at 500, Brown paroled as immunity gives testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grites
Hogan
Jack Rose
Connecticut
Ray Stanley
University of North Carolina
Dave 3Udin
Brooklyn College
Jerry Vogel
The
Bronx
N.Y
Dan Quindazzi
Yonkers
Alabama
Lou Brown
Jersey City
N.J
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
New York
Rose
Stanley
Vogel
Budin
Quindazzi
Brown
Dedication Set Tomorrow for Old Rag Shelter
Washington AP reports a shelter named Byrd's Nest Shelter funded by Senator Harry F. Byrd will be dedicated on Old Rag Mountain near Shenandoah National Park as part of Byrd's 74th birthday events. The 6 000 dollar shelter will house 15 to 20 people and open to hikers Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Old Rag Mountain
Virginia
Sen. Byrd
Old Bay
Shenandoah National Park
Byrd
Conrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
Wirth
Byrd, Wirth
Asst
Secretary of the Interior
John A. Carver Jr
Murtaugh Predicted Six Club NL Race Proves True
Dodgers standings story and Dan Murtaugh’s confidence in a six club National League race is validated as Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Dodgers. He notes Cubs and Phillies in rebuilding but cautions any team can surge with strong seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murtaugh
Perales
Pirates
Los Angeles Cure
Bob Skinner
Bill Mazeroski
Cubs
Phillies
Day Proposes One Cent Boost In Mail Rate
Postmaster General J Edward Day proposes a one cent postage increase for first class and air mail with hikes on other classes to cut the 900 million dollar annual postal deficit. Day says Congress is asked for 741 million more yearly, with 430 million from first class and air mail, costing the average citizen less than a half cent per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
J. Edward Day
Postal Service
Congress
Major League Leaders Highlight Standings and Records
MLB leaders list zeroes in on batting pitching and fielding marks for American and National leagues. Notable names include Howard Colavito Mantle Piersall Kubek Cepeda Aaron Koufax and Hap. A Broadway note follows noting exclamation point heavy show titles like Donnybrook Fiorello Carnival and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
New York
Brandt
Baltimore
Colavito
Jce
Mantle
Gentile
Cash
Detroit
Piersall
Cleveland
Kubek
Power
North Eat
Romano
Wood
Seeedt
Maris
Howser
Kansas City
Aparicio
Chicago
Grant
Schwall
Boston
Latman
Ramos
Minnesota
Bell
Ford
Spokane Puts Away Vancouver 2 0 In PCL Action
Spokane defeats Vancouver 2 to 0 in Pacific Coast League play as Omaha tops Louisville 3 to 2 in 12 innings, Dallas-Fort Worth wins 4 to 3 at Houston, while Denver at Indianapolis is postponed for rain or field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Vancouver
Omaha
Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Denver
Indianapolis
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Woody O'Hara
Wendell Dick
Bull Lloyd
Doug Messall
K. Smith
Ht Fic
A Simons
Associated Press
Gin
Gary Lewis
Edison High School
Tulsa, Ohlo
Spurgin
Lewis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey
Wilson High
Long Beach
Braves
Arnold Umbach
Baylor Prep
St. Louis Cardinals
Kerry McDaniel
Lindy
Von
Dave Fritz
University of Minnesota
Craig Seegmiller
Provo
Utah
Jim Mooring
North Carolina
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wally Heckel
St. John’s
A’s
Amos Gray
Waco
Yankees
Billy Madden
Ken Pate
Columbus
Tex
New York Mets
Illy Cronin
Milburn
N. J
Chicago Cubs
Don Barnett
Lake Charles
Reed Stephens
COD Tires
Evening Star Sports
Dist
Frank Hogan
Danny Murtaugh
Day
Winchester
Warrenton
Senseng Road
New Ridge Pike
Plainfield Drive
Kernstown
H. A. Furnace
Birch
D & M Builders
Ridge Pike Homes
Valley Ave
Moon
Aaron
Mays
San Francisco
Bolling
Cepeda
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Clemente
Coleman
Zimmer
Lee Acai
Virdon
Robinson
Mathews
Miller
Buffalo
Koufax
Drysdale
Williams
Mercedes - Benz Sales & Service
Fleigh Motor Corp
Hagerstown
Oak Hill Ave
Henry Kern
Kellys
Falcom
COMET
BUICK
Corvair
Red
Duncan Bros
Millwood Ave
Kent St
Bvitt Kelly
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