Radatz Dominates Orioles as Red Sox Lift Lead
Boston right hander Dick Radatz pitched six scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts to propel the Red Sox to a 4 3 win in 14 innings over Baltimore. Chuck Schilling and Russ Nixon sparked two late runs, Nixon delivering the tying and winning runs. The White Sox moved a half game up on Baltimore after Kansas City loss as Ron Hansen drove in the decisive ninth inning run for Chicago.
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Houston
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Stan Musial
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Boros Wins Flint Open In Breeze
Julius Boros extended his dominance at the Flint Open by shooting 66 71 68 69 for a 14 under par total and a $9,000 prize. He led Don Finsterwald by five strokes, Dow and George Bayer trailing, as he dominated the 7,280 yard Warwick Hills course.
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Dow
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Strange Wins State Open in Roanoke by Narrow Margin
Virginia Beach pro Tom Strange clinched the $3,000 State Open at Blue Hills with a 278 six under par final total. He overcame late holes to edge former champion Al Smith by a single stroke. Chandler Harper finished third with 280 after a 64 final round.
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Tom Strange
Virginia
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Virginia Beach
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Bettinidian
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Harper
Clarke Esso Edges Buckley Lages 4 3 in City League
Clarke County Esso rallied in the seventh inning to beat Buckley Lages 4 3 at Senseng Park and stay tied for first with Lucky Inn who beat Northside Lanes 5 1 in the opener. Barr delivered the game winner after Catlett and Eddie Grim set up the rally. Buckley Lages led 3 0 before Esso tied it with Haymaker homering in the fifth. Standings show Lucky Inn and Clarke Esso at 8 2. Buckley Lages 5 4. Northside Lanes 3 6.
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Catlette
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Pete Haymaker
Catlett
Frank Locke
Buckley-Lages
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Jim Omps
Perry Duvall
Haymaker
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Jerry Hannas
Charlie Hill
John Gregory
Halltown
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Baseball scores and standings from Sunday to Tuesday
Results show multiple games with teams including Boston Baltimore Cleveland Washington Kansas City Chicago Detroit New York Minnesota Los Angeles Detroit and St. Louis. Standings list National League leaders with Los Angeles at 32 23 and St. Louis 33 25. Also includes upcoming games for Tuesday and Wednesday and the note of doubleheaders and extra innings.
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McLaren Takes Lead In World Driving Points
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand moved into the lead in the world driving standings after finishing second in the Belgian Grand Prix at Francorchamps. The rain slowed leaders Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney, with Clark winning in 2 hours 27 minutes 47.6 seconds at an average speed of 113.769 mph on the 280 mile course.
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Cooper
Britain
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Dan Gurney
Riverside
Calif
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Lotus
Bums Hold Narrow NL Lead After Cubs Win
Dodgers pull within striking distance of the Giants after Maury Wills returns from a toe injury and powers a 11-8 win over Chicago. Wills hits .500 in 22 at bats since rejoining, driving in three runs with a bases loaded double. Davis boosts LA offense with a 4-for-5 showing including a homer as San Francisco trails by two games after a 30 loss to Houston.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Milwaukee
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Ernie Banks
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Davis
Larry Eer
Work Methef
Sandy Koufax
Dick Ellsworth
Floyd Wins Seniors Net Title Again
Don Floyd of Arlington captured his fourth consecutive Middle Atlantic Tennis Association seniors singles title by defeating Air Force Col. Nick Powell 6-2 6-1 in Roanoke. Powell and Clayton Burwell then beat Bob Atwell and Jim Woods 6-3 7-9 6-1 for the doubles crown. Floyd did not drop a set in the tournament, remaining dominant throughout.
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Don Floyd
Arlington
Air Force
Nick Powel Anee
Powel
Clayton Burwell
Washington
Trim Bob Atwell
Richmond
Jim Woods
Salem
Floyd
Banks belts three homers as Cubs fall to Dodgers 11 8
Ernie Banks slugged three homers driving in four for the Cubs in an 11 8 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers who led the National League. Elsewhere Dick Radatz struck out 10 over six scoreless innings in Boston's 32 1 inning win over Baltimore dropping the Orioles to second in the American League behind Chicago.
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Associated Press
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Notice of Special Meeting of Farmers and Merchants Bank
Notice is given of a special meeting of shareholders of Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia on June 27 1963 at 11 00 A M to ratify an merger agreement with The First National Bank of Berryville subject to Comptroller of the Currency approval A copy of the merger agreement is on file for inspection May 29 1963 Wilbur M Feltner Vice President and Cashier
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Record
Loudoun Street
Winchester
State of Virginia
First National Bank of
Berryville
Virginia
United States
Washington, D.C
Wilbur M. Feltner
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
North Church Street
Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Edward McC Williams at The First National Bank of Berryville
Edward McC Williams is connected with The First National Bank of Berryville in Berryville Virginia. The notice lists the bank and town, reflecting a historical banking record from a Virginia locale.
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