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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
11
In a tight race Ship Out defeated Beach Patrol with a 112 to 107 score as Chuckie Romaine and McKee led the field in a high scoring segment.
The Frederick County Recreation Association Little Baseball League opens Sunday at 2 30 p m with the Touchdown Club facing Middletown Lions Club at Middletown and Clearbrook Woolen Co versus Stephens City Lions at Stephens City Judge Earle Edwards serves as baseball Commissioner Donations from multiple local clubs and companies support the league with a schedule listing many games through August 10 including All Star events.
Bob Aspromonte of the Colts hit a grand slam and added two singles as Houston defeated Cincinnati 5-3. Don Drysdale limited St Louis to four hits for his third shutout in a 5-0 Dodgers win. Jack White, former Richmond IL GM, becomes Yankees scouting director.
Duckpin Bowling results last night at Health Center Lanes show OATES GROCERY beating WoodChucks 2 1 in the Ladies Foursome, Betty McKee scoring 105 128 and 120 for 353, Peggy Beeler 121 331, and Lorraine Catcher 107 for WoodChucks. Town & Country Beauty Salon remained undefeated 6 0 with 3 wins over The Foursome as Marie Franklin 126 111, Eda Lazazzera 113, Frances Turner 107 led the winners. Mountain Dew Mountaineers posted 1263 total with 416 429 418 and beat Cooper's Jewelers. Becky Cornwell 125 339 June Tusing 116 324 led Mountain Dew. Blue Sunoco took two of three from Choppers. Maxine Patton 133 123 and Nellie Vaughn 122 Evelyn Tucker 117 aided Blue Sunoco. Dots & Dashers edged Charles Town 2 1 with Louise Wilson 117 and Virginia Dorsey 125 Amy Alger 112 111. No Names rallied to defeat Midnight Riders after losing opener. Maxine Miller 127 117 Myrlin Borror 109 Thelma Jones 107.
Green Chemical shut out Exchange 9-0 as Rotary beat National Fruit 9-3. Junie Bush led Exchange with two hits in three at bats. R Jones had three hits in four. Cummings went two doubles and a single in three for Green Chemical. Whittle won with Cummings catching. Pope took the loss with Seldon catching.
Sunnyside produced hits in every inning to defeat Congregational Christians 4 to 1. Clem led the attack with three of Sunnyside’s four hits while Alkire, Clem and R Rinker started with hits but left runners.
The Minnesota Twins engaged in a five player deal with Cleveland and the Los Angeles Angels. Vic Power moved to Los Angeles while Billy Moran went to Cleveland and Jerry Kindall joined Minnesota. Lenny Green was sent to Los Angeles for Frank Kostro. Manager Sam Mele said the club is not done trading and seeks another pitcher.
The First Baptist beat Wesley Methodists 5-4 as two Baptist runs in the final inning secured the win. Donnie Printz L Grimm and A Grimm led Baptist with two hits each, while Jack Fretwell earned the win. Wesley's Donnie and Lamm contributed multiple hits and runs.
The annual Judg es Athletic Association spring general meeting at Kiwanis Shelter June 4 elected five directors for three year terms and filled an unexpired term. James Carroll became President with Jerry Key as Vice President and Dave Rickard as Secretary for 1964 65. The board approved continuing Redskin Ticket sales as a profit project.
Braddock Street Metho dists scored six runs in the sixth to defeat the Firest Presbyterians 10 to 5. Key hits from DeHaven Bageant Legge Teets Crisman broke a 4-4 tie as Braddock pulled away. DeHaven earned the win with Porterfield. Irvine took the loss with Donaldson catching.
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