Little Leaguers Ring Up 77 Runs In Four Contests
Four close games in American Majors and National Minors produced 77 runs. Exchange defeated Rotary 4 3, Kiwanis Lions 6 3. Bucher's Service Station fell 17 15 to Buncutter, Huntsberry's beat Lupton 16 13.
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Exchange
Rotary
Kiwanistripper Lions
Buncutter
Bucher
Huntsberry
Luptons
Exchange-Rotary
Ward
Kelly
Griffith
Proffitt
Glover
Armstrong
Lupton
Dellinger
Smith
Gorham
Hinkle
Boyce
Buchers Rally Proves Too Much for Buncutter in High-Scoring Frame
In a 9-9 tie the fifth inning exploded as Buncutter scored eight runs before Buchers mounted a six run rally with two outs. The inning ended at the limit with nine batters, though Buchers also produced a seven run fourth. Both teams totaled 11 hits.
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Shipman
Kiwanis
Lions
Kremer
Davis
Wadsworth
Boyd
Wisecarved
Bucher's
Buncutter Oil
Bucher
Buncutter
Bucher’s
Major League Standings and Schedule Highlight
The Associated Press reports American League standings with New York leading at 38 20 and Chicago 32 19. Tonight and tomorrow game pairings list Cleveland Washington Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York Kansas City Boston and other matchups with projected starts and pitchers.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Feller
Garcia
McDermondt
Pascual
Consuegra
Harshman
Wilson
Byrd
Hoeft
Bucks
Byrne
SHOP in WINCHESTER The Valley's Busiest City
The Winchester shop marks claim as the valley’s busiest bargain hub with signs promising great prices and wide selections across a bustling retail scene.
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Winchester
Wake Forest Faces Win or Go Home in World Series Dustup
In Omaha the NCAA College World Series fourth round pits unbeaten Western Michigan at 3-0 against Wake Forest at 2-1 while Arizona 2-1 meets Oklahoma A&M 2-1. Win or be eliminated for Wake Forest Western Michigan and Arizona. the Wildcats stay alive if Western Michigan loses.
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Omaha
Western Michigan
Wake Forest
Arizona
Wildcats
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Michigan Broncos
Broncos
Police Court Roundup of Drunken Driving and Related Offenses
A city court books numerous cases involving drunkenness and driving offenses. Defendants include Harry Jones of 19 E North Ave and Charles Frank Shull of 404 N Kent St with fines from 9.25 to 14.75 dollars. Other defendants face charges of felonious assault driving on a revoked license and public intoxication with varying penalties.
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Harry Jones
E. North Ave
Frank Stackfield
N. Kent St
Vernon Clark
Charles St
Delmer Keeler
Winchester
Philip Michael Kline
Loudoun St
Robert Anderson
N. Cameron St
Donald Morgan Bowen
E Kern St
George Brill
Paper Mill Road
William Jenkins
Bruce Campbell Miller
Cold Stream
W. Va
Melvin Luther Johnson
Boyce
Donald Lofton
Bloomery Star Rt
Jacob Haines
Rt. 3
John Henery Slater
Marlboro
James Robert Atkins
E. Piccadilly St
Charles Frank Shull
Kent St
Cubs' Ernie Banks Tops Johnny Logan In All-Star Voting
Chicago sensational shortstop Ernie Banks moves into first place in the All Star poll, edging Johnny Logan of Milwaukee by 232 votes. Gus Zernial over Minnie Minoso for left field, Stan Musial past Ted Kluszewski for first base, and Bobby Avila ahead of Nelson Fox for second base mark further shifts in the race.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Logs
Milwaukee Braves
Banks
Logan
Gus Zernial
Kansas City
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Zernial
Minoso
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Kluszewski
Michigan Aviatrix Wins Havana Race
Bernice Trimble of Flint Michigan won the Washington to Havana Women's Air Race receiving the Batista Trophy. The sixth annual event ended yesterday after a 90 mile calm flight from Key West with 25 other women pilots. Bad weather eliminated several of the 33 starters.
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Havana
Cuba
President Batista
Bernice Trimble
Flint
Mich
Miss Trimble
Key West
Dodgers Open Western Swing With 102-Game Lead on Second
Brooklyn Dodgers begin a 12 game road trip at Cincinnati with a 10 game edge over the Chicago Cubs. They dominated last homestand and hold a 342 game lead on the New York Giants as rivals chase the league leader. In the AL the Yankees top the standings by 214 games, while Cleveland closes to within a game of second place Chicago White Sox. The Tribe faces Washington in a two night double header as Kansas City visits Boston and Chicago plays Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
New York Giants
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Redlegs
Ted Kluszewski
Ray Jablonski
Braves
Ed Mathews
Jackie Collum
Gerry Staley
Indians
West
New York Yankees
Bombers
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Yanks
Detroit
Yankee Stadium
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Braddock and Market Win Opens In Church League
Braddock defeated Sacred Heart 14 to 6 and Market beat Montague 6 to 5 in church league openers. Braddock pounded 19 safeties led by Whittle and Tharpe. Lee Boppe took the loss. Market’s 6 5 win was protested over an alleged illegal player.
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Braddock
Sacred Heart
Market
Montague
Lee Boppe
Whittle
Boppe
Tommy Wolfe
United Brethren
Cork
Sunnyside
Novick
Berryville
Gems program sponsors teen babysitter education
Gems is the national program run by the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Medical Association. The acronym stands for Good Emergency Mother Substitutes.
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Lj.t. A
Gems
Woman's Auxiliary
American Medical Association
VMI Coach Chuck Noe Named Virginia Tech Basketball Head
Charles Chuck Noe will join Virginia Tech as head basketball mentor and assistant baseball coach, succeeding G F Red Laird. Laird will aid Noe in basketball, remain head baseball mentor, and serve as football scout and assistant coach. Noe, a former Virginia star, was AP Big Six baseball coach of the year.
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Blacksburg
Charles
Chuck) Noe
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Tech
Noe
G. F
Red) Laird
Gobbler Cagers
Laird
University of Virginia
Associated Press
Man Dies While Rescuing Raccoon in Montreal
William Mulcahy, 38, of the Humane Society, was electrocuted attempting to rescue a raccoon from an electric pole. He reached with a 14 foot metal rod to ward the animal from a roof when the raccoon escaped.
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Montreal
William Mulcahy
The
Humane Society
Milam resigns as Hampden-Sydney coach. joins private business
Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia announced the resignation of Claude Milam from his roles as Bengal baseball coach for three years and basketball coach for two seasons. Milam had also served as assistant football coach and will pursue private business with an uncle in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Hampden
Sydney
Across clues and crossword hints from a vintage puzzle page
A compiled clue list presents definitions and wordplay prompts. Entries range from measure and currency to mythic figures and verbs, with several numbered positions and thematic hints. Readers are guided to fill a grid with terms for Harangue and a sorceress in the Odyssey among others.
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W. Whitlock
Mallory
Harmon
Mangold
Stickley
F. Sledge
Hartman
Shenandoah
Riverton
North Fork
South Fork
Western Maryland Corp
Sal Morini
Duquesne
Cardinals
Sal
William Kourdz
W. Michigan
VEW Raps Grove Lime Co
Pony League
VFW Pony League
Grove Lime Co
Senseny Park
Kibler
Kerns
VFW
Reed
McGolerick
Grove
Rainsberger
Hurler
Lee
March
Stine
Grimm
Molden
Sibert
RBI
Sting
Grove Vfw
Cubs
Johnny Logan
Michigan Aviatrix
Richfield
Fuole
New Richfield
Jim Small
Bellarmine Prep
San Jose
Calif
Detroit Tigers
Cumberland, Maryland
D.S. T
VMI
Chuck’ Noe
Va. Tech
Frank Moseley
Tech
Lichfield
Evuye
General Oil CO
Clarke T. Cooper
Pres
Clover Girl
Ann Baker
Los Angeles
America
Tae
Man
Raccoon
Carr Publishing CO
Smith-Corona Portable
Kenneth E. Henry Meh
Milam
Cammer Tire CO
Seiberling Tires
S. Braddock St
Wood Defence
Tateta Finance CO
Caen i Aaah Co
North Loudoun
Newberry
Harden
Noah
Thus
Stone
Dunne
Tress
Amount
Bind
Jolt
Selection
Nais
Ailtatsik
Rian
Fis
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