FUB Cedar Creek Beat Church 3-2 In Extra Innings
Cedar Creek edged Braddock Street Methodist 3-2 in 10 innings at Recreation Park. Carroll Shiley allowed eight hits and one walk to pick up the win. Gene Pyne took the loss. In the nightcap EUB started fast with three first inning runs and held off Welltown 3-2 as Frank Locke pitched for the win and Adam Myers took the loss.
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Cedar Creek
EUB
ic’aUleal
Recreation Park
Braddock Street Methodist
Dick Keller
Buddy Ash
Don Shirley
Carroll Shiley
Gene Pyne
Welltown
Rickie Dick
Jim Dix
Gene Strother
Ken Ashby
Danny Russell
Dix
Ashby
Ed Newcome
RBI
Frank Locke
Adam Myers
Beatty Sets World Two Mile Mark at 8 29.8 in Los Angeles
Jim Beatty of the Los Angeles Track Club, 27, broke the world two mile record with an 8 29.8 clocking at the Southern Pacific AAU Championships at Occidental College's Patterson Field. He surpassed the 1936 standard and eclipsed American marks of 8 40.8 and 8 42.5 as he recovered from prior injuries.
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Los Angeles
Jim Beatty
Beatty
Southern Pacific Aau
Occidental College
Patterson Field
Australia
Albert Thomas
Dublin
Ireland
Murray Halberg
Finland
Charlotte
N.C
Santa Barbara
Don Lash
Indiana
Halberg
Palo Alto
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
McNeeley Fight Ends With Fans In Donnybrook
In Totowa New Jersey promoter Lou Durva described a chaotic scene as Don McAteer vs Tom McNeeley ended in a donnybrook with about 20 fans in the ring. Referee Paul Cavalier awarded the decision to McAteer for low blows, while McNeeley was warned and later weighed 199 pounds to McAteer 179. The New Jersey State Athletic Commission will decide on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totowa
N.J
Lou Durva
Donnybrook
Don McAteer
Tom McNeeley
McNeeley
McAteer
Paul Cavalier
Cavalier
Gladiators
New Jersey
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
New Jersey State Athletic Commission
Joseph F. Walker
Action Opens Clarke League With Tight Minor League Standings
In the Clarke League under way the Senators and Braves share the top spot in the Minor League. Thursday night the Yankees beat the Cardinals 10 2 Wynkoop two hitter Buckner loss. Jay Kackley 2 for 3 one homer led winners while Dofflemyer 3 for 3 with a homer for the Cards.
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Senators
Braves
Yankees
Cardinals
Wynkoop
Jimmy Buckner
Indians
Jay Kackley
Jimmy Chafin
Jay Dofflemyer
Dofflemyer
Virginia squirrel season rules revised west of Blue Ridge
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries amended Regulation 3 on April 26 and May 26, 1962 to set west of the Blue Ridge hunting from the second Monday in November to January 31 and east of the Blue Ridge from the third Monday in November to January 31 with regional dates. Bag limit remains six squirrels per day and seventy five per season, effective July 1, 1962. Beverley W. Stras, Jr., Chairman.
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Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Blue Ridge Mountains
Alleghany County
Campbell and
Nelson
Norfolk
Northampton
Prince William
Rappahannok
Halifax
Madison
Botetourt
Clarke
Craig
Frederick
Page
Roanoke
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Bland
Dickenson
Lee
Montgomery
Pulaski
Russell
Smyth
Tazewell
Washington
Wise and Wythe
Beverley W. Stras, Jr
Protests Rise in South Korea Against U.S. Presence
About 300 Taegu University students part of a broader anti-U.S. wave protest defy warnings and sit in the streets, demanding a status of forces agreement giving Korea court jurisdiction over some American service members. Officials say Washington is actively considering terms while U.S. troops remain in Korea citing a technical state of war.
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U.S. Army
U.S
South Korea
Tnd
Taegu University
South A
Seoul
United Cities
Korea
United States
Washin Remgion
Washington
Bailey Named Memorial Gifts Chairman for Winchester Heart Fund
Tevious C. Bailey of 938 Kinzel Drive is appointed by John M. Camp Jr. as Virginia Heart Association Memorial Gifts chairman for Winchester and Frederick County. He explains memorial gifts create living tributes and notes dual acknowledgement cards are sent to donor and next of kin. Bailey is a Farmers and Merchants National Bank assistant cashier and former Heart Fund treasurer.
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Tevious C. Bailey
Kinzel Drive
Virginia Heart Association Memorial
Winchester
Frederick County
John M. Camp, Jr
Franklin
The
Association
Heart Fund
Camp
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester-Frederick
Franco Edict Bans Moving in Spain
In Madrid the Franco regime suspended for two years key rights allowing movement by those opposed to Franco. The decree targets agitators in industrial centers amid a seven week strike siege that crippled mines and factories. Police blamed leftist groups for bombings at Banco Popular as priests’ roles in the strikes drew comment from the regime.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Banco Popular
Popular Liberation Front
Asturias
Leon
Bilbao
Barcelona
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting leaders include Rollins Minnesota at .346 and Jimenez Kansas City at .344. Green Minnesota tops runs with 44. Siebern KC 42 RBIs. Wagner LA 40. Pitching bests Donovan Cleveland 8 2 .800. Foytack Detroit and Stenhouse Washington 41 .800. NL leaders show Mays SF batting .346. Davis LA 79 hits. Mays 55 RBIs. Wills LA 54 runs. Koufax LA 132 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Rollins
Minnesota
Jimenez
Kansas City
Green
Siebern
Wagner
Los Angeles
Robinson
Chicago
A. Smith
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Foytack
Stenhouse
Washington
Pascual
Estrada
F. Alou
San Francisco
Williams
Mays
Wills
T. Davis
Cepeda
Cincinnati
Brock
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Fairly
Los Angels
Mejias
Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Koufax
Drysdale
O'Dell
Valley hosting Walker Company plant dedication ceremony
The Valley will host a formal dedication for the Walker Company’s new manufacturing plant with the state’s chief executive speaking at 10 a.m. An open house for the public is set for June 23 and a special employed family open house will occur Friday afternoon.
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Bertis
Harrison, Jr
Walker Company
Swift and Co. board chairman Harold Higgins Swift dies
Harold Higgins Swift, board chairman of Swift and Co. from 1948 to 1955, died Friday at age 77. He was the youngest of 11 children of the founder and spent 55 years active in the packing industry.
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Chicago
Harold Higgins Swift
Swift and Co
Swift
Bloodmobile Draws 166 From Plant and 11 From Outside
The Bloodmobile at the American Brakeblok plant collected donations from 166 employees and 11 outsiders. Charles Zuckerman, chairman of the local blood donation program, reached eight gallons. Frank Foreman donated two gallons and three others gave one gallon each. The next Bloodmobile visit in the area is Tuesday, June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Brakeblok
Charles Zuckerman
Frank Foreman Beame
William Sargent
Ed Brewer
Bob Gregg
Bloodmobile
Lux Viscose chief transferred to Fredericksburg plant
G S Lux, head of the Viscose Department at American Viscose Front Royal, is reassigned to the Fredericksburg plant. Lux joined in 1930 as chemist in Lewistown and later headed Front Royal’s Viscose Department since 1939. No replacement named yet.
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Front Royal
Lux
American Viscose Corporation
Fredericksburg
George W. Low
American Viscose
Lewistown
Salvay Process Company
Solvay
N.Y
Clyde
Wayne County
Syracuse University
Seabees Arrive in Thailand to Build Tent City
The U.S. Navy reports 71 Seabees have arrived in Udorn, Thailand, to construct a tent city for 2,000 U.S. Army troops. This marks the first deployment of Seabees into a combat zone since the Korean War.
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Honolulu
U. S. Navy
Thailand
Udorn
Bangkok
Navy
No Executions In N. Y. State Halted After WWII
Albany dispatch reports New York ends wartime acceleration era as death sentences face extended delays due to appeals. State officials cite a broad hiatus with numerous stays and court challenges extending time to carry out executions.
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Albany
N.Y
New Tech
Anata
Kidney Preparation Instruction
Remove the tubes and membrane from kidneys before washing as directed.
Television Lineup With Classic Films And Shows
A dense TV schedule lists many programs across the day including Bozo The Clown Washington Spa-Trackdown Popeye cartoons and classic movies such as Gildersleeve's Ghost The Jungle Princess and Demetrius and the Gladiators along with news sports and public affairs hour blocks and late night movies featuring The Rains Came and The Flame of New Orleans.
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Tyrone Power
Olivia de Havilland
John Forsythe
Marlene Diedior
Gina Lollobrighda
Anthony Quinn
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Mike Jenkins
Giants
Mike Reed
Lester Carrol
Heart Unit
Luray
Ronald Brown
Richmond
Virginia Commission of Inland Fisheries
Big Stony Creek
Passage Creek
Gooney Run
ANVIL
Charles Town
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Robert Leonard
Elkton
Lloyd M. Pierson
Rotary International
Pierson
National Park Service
Needles
Utah
Louisa
Homer M. Kline
Rockingham County
Albermarle High Schoool
Louisa County
Bridgewater College
Byrd W. Long
Long
New Kent
Charles City
Rousehold Finance Corporation of Winch
Loudoun St
Potomac Edison
Virginia
N. Y
Second Ward
Ralph L
Buck) Hardy
Buck
Ralph “Buck” Hardy
Ralph L. Hardy
Bozo the Clown
Harbor Command
Bowlers Choice
O’brien
Popeye
Riends
Wonderama
Sunday Playhouse
9—News
Kilauea
Gildersleeve
Harold Peary
Marion Martin
Dorothy Lamour
Anthony Steel
the Professor
7—News
Hdacegegs
Perry Mason
Wells Fargo
Bat Masterson
Calvin and the
Jones
Texas Rangers
Defenders
Gale Storm
Demetrius and the Gladiators
Victor Mature
Susan Hayward
Lawrence Welk
Paul Carepenter
Kim Parker
Peter Lorre
Rochelle
Hudson
Dimension Four
Cardinal Richelieu
Ae Hobbes
Edward Ar
Meet the Press
Ed Sullivan
NBC News
Maverick
Lassie
Bullwinkle
Mark Evans
Dennis the Menace
G. E
Jack Benny
du Pont
Lawman
Lily Pons
Henry’ Fonda
Man Godfrey
Ver
Pocahontas
A. C. Slonaker & Son
Dearing Beverage Co
Winchester Star Office
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