Maloney Throws No-Hitter Through 10 Then Loses One
Cincinnati ace Jim Maloney pitched 10 innings of no-hit ball and lost 1-0 in the 11th to the Mets on Johnny Lewis’s leadoff homer. Lewis’s blast ended Maloney’s bid as he tied a modern NL record with 18 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Maloney
New York
Johnny Lewis
Lewis
Centrfield
Roy McMillan
Reds
Mets
Lan
Malosney
Mal«oney
Army junior ratings rise for 14 to 18 year olds
The Director of Civilian Marksmanship in the Pentagon has restructured junior Army ratings. Sub juniors now aim for expert sharpshooter and marksman, while 14 year olds and up fire in four positions for four positions 40 shots. Ken Raum and others surpassed prior sub junior marks. Toby Kimball plans to play in Italy next season instead of trying out with the Celtics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Army
Pentagon
Congress
Ken Raum
Jim Ford
Warren Stone
Gene Sullivan
Charlie Brumback
Vic Bugarski
Gary Cornwell
Wally Martin
Hartford, Conn
Toby Kimball
Connecticut
Hartford Courant M
Italy
Boston Celtics
Ushers Ready for Cotton Bowl Crowd on New Year’s Day
The Cotton Bowl Classic expects 750 ushers and gatemen to manage the crowd on New Year’s Day, ensuring orderly entry and seating at the event venue.
Chamberlain Fined by NBA President Over Magazine Article
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers was fined $750 by NBA President Val Ackerman for a magazine piece appearing under Chamberlain’s name. The April Sports Illustrated article titled My Life in a Bush League criticized owners and coaches and Kennedy called numerous factual errors and conclusions based on an erroneous premise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Valter Kennedy
Chamberlain
Sports Illustrated
Kenneedy
NBA
Front Royal Tops Carpers Valley Golf Tie
Front Royal defeated Carpers Valley 34 1/2 to 19 1/2 in a home match at Carpers Valley. Howard Adkins shot a 73 and made a hole in one on four while Warren Morse won the flag tournament on thirteen. Adkins later claimed the flag title on four. Club pro Joe Ragan called the match well played and competitive. Jack Nicklaus leads money standings with about seven thousand dollar edge over Tony Lema in the current season. Bob Steenlage will captain Army wrestling next season after a 12-0 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Carpers Valley
Howard Adkins
Warren Morse
Adkins
Warren County Club
Carpers Valley Crew
Shenandoah Retreat
Joe Ragan
Bob Steenlage
Britt
Iowa
Army
Sunnyside Teams Win In Church League Action At Winchester Park
Braddock Street and First Baptist defeated Market Street and Wesley Highland respectively in Church League play at Winchester Recreation Park. Braddock Street edged Market Street 3-2 as Ronnie Bageant won on the mound with Henry Flowers behind the plate. William Lyons led Braddock with two hits. First Baptist topped Wesley Highland 12-1 behind Jack Fretwell's two-way contributions and three hits from Bemnsdaffer. First Brethren beat Presbyterian 3-2 in eight innings on D Ramsey's three hits. Sunnyside routed Catholic CYO 11-1 as D Stotler and R Clem each had three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
First Brethren
Braddock Street
First Baptist
Winchester Church
Winchester Recreation Park
F and M Bank
Halltown
TACS
Winchester Mobil Homes
Market Street
Ronnie Bageant
Braddock
Harry Propst
Market
William Lyons
Mike Gray
Wesley Highland
Jack Fretwell
First Presbyterian
D. Ramsey
No-Hitter Ends in 11th as Mets Top Reds
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney fires 10 innings of no-hit ball before Mets outfielder Johnny Lewis hits a towering 11th inning homer to break the no-hitter and give New York a 1-0 victory. Lewis had 18 strikeouts against Maloney in the game’s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
New York
Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Mets
Roy McMil
Brannon Wins 25-Lap Feature at Hagerstown Speedway
Winchester driver Chuck Brannon roared to the 25 lap feature victory at Hagerstown overcoming a bumper to bumper field led by Glen Guthrie. Brannon first took the lead in lap five and held on after a lap 13 caution to claim the $300 first place payout. Abel, Deniston, Haight, and Roberts completed the top five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAGF
Stown
Bobby Abel
Dick Bricker
Greencastle
Brannon
Earl Moran
Stanton
Bob Tester
Baltimore
Neil Haight
Mt. Airy
Abel
Deniston
Hagerstown Oval
Moran
Haight
Johnny Roberts
Dick Warrenfeltz
Fairplay
Wilbur Haugh
Waynesboro
Frank Poffenberger
Middletown
Junior Feathers White Post
Carl Walls
St. Thomas
Merrick Webb
Hagerstown
Scoda Sports Car Racing
Loyd Dewease
John Meeker
Jim Porterfield
Mert Tine
George Harrison
Haugh
Warrenfeltz
Poffenberger
Red Nininger
Baseball Standings and Monday Results Across Leagues
American League leaders Minnesota and Chicago split the top tier with Boston and Detroit close behind. Standout games included Cleveland 5 New York and Baltimore at Boston with rain postponements, and a full Monday schedule featuring Los Angeles at Kansas City and Minnesota at Chicago among others. In the National League Los Angeles leads while St Louis and New York trail, with Monday results showing St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2 and New York 1 Cincinnati 0 in 11 innings. Wednesday schedules include Boston at Detroit and Chicago at Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh
Milwauekee
Ken Johnson
Reds
Houston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Sec
San Fran
Philaphia
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Snead Faces Tough U S Open Course At Bellerive
Sam Snead, age 52, previews the 7,191 yard par 70 Bellerive layout as the U S Open opens. He notes the course is long and tough and likely the longest Open course yet. Ken Venturi joins Snead in the practice round amid Venturi's comeback from circulation trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Sam ‘Snead
West Virginia
Bellerive Country Club
Snead
Ken Venturi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
By Murray Chass
Warren Spahn
Ed Kranepool
Charlie Smith
Vada Pinson
Chris Canenizzaro
Frank Lary
Cardinals
Pirates
Carl Warwick
Julian Javier
Gene Alley
Bill White
Bob Bailey
Larry Jackson
Astros
Ernie Banks
Pete Mikkelsen
Kees
Rocky Colavito
Joe Azcue
Perry
Rozelle
Urras Aman
A.el Expansion
Harry Stebbins
MOTOR
Dodge‘dart
Chrysler
Newport
Winchester
S. Braddock St
Carpers Valley Bowl
Nicklaus
Lema
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Baptist Win
Vital City
Henry Flowers
Joe Farmer
Bobby Bowers
M. Whaley
Alan Peer
Chuck Crim
Bemnsdaffer
The
Baptists
al Grim
Ken Eyre
Lawrence Grim
Baptist
Wesley- Ooo
Highland
F. Foreman
Wesley
Chuck Crim, Sr
A. Kerns
Kline
Eddie Lee
Ronnie Gore
Jim Laise
B. Davis
Brethren
Presbyterian
G. Ramsey
D. Webster
B. Ramsey
D. Davis
R. Gregory
CYO
R. McDaniel
Bill Salyan
D. Stotler
R. Clem
S. Foltz
R. Alkire
Willie Larrick
Butch Rinker
D. Nichols
Homer
Milwauckee
Denis Menke
Fresno
Calif
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Spahn
H. P. Mason
Richmond
Virginia
Evening Star
Sam Snead
Open
Rotary Club
Senseny Park
Valley Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!