Irwin Grinnan Win Speedway Features
Irwin and Grinnan capture feature races at Airport Speedway amid wild crashes and high drama. Beeler wins the destruction derby in a Baylis Garage Studebaker despite not belonging to the local club, as Strickland’s crash trails off the track and ends his run.
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Virginian Wins Dramatic Class A Feature In Duel With Brunswick Driver
The Virginian snatched the Class A feature after a tense duel with Bill Nally of Brunswick. Nally led heat one but his S-3 faded three laps from the end, finishing about 45 feet back as Irwin’s Chevy surged ahead. Hansberger won the day’s first heat for Mt. Jackson, while Ruben McBee of Baltimore captured the Class B heat and Al Grinnan of Fredericksburg won the Class B feature. The crowd endured poor weather but enjoyed the races despite several incidents.
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Nally
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Purcellville
Dick Hansberger
Mt. Jackson
Roger Fish
Toms Brook
Ruben McBee
Baltimore
Bob Crosen
Winchester
al Grinnan
Fredericksburg
McGee
Crosen
Hansberger
Winchester Archer Wins State Match
In Harrisonburg Virginia Kermit Whitacre of Winchester and Mrs Mary Lee Craft of Hampton won the state archery titles at Massanutten Caverns. Whitacre defeated Luke Berry of Alexandria to set a new record 1321 while Craft topped Pat Hamilton of Richmond. Other winners include Wayne Whitacre Lynda Berry Billy Binns and Sharon Lane among 340 finalists.
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King and Queen of Virginia
Kermit Whitacre
Winchester
Mary Lee Craft
Hampton
Massanutten Caverns
Whitacre
Luke Berry
Alexandria
Berry
Eugene Limerick
Fredericksburg
Craft
Pat Hamilton
Richmond
Mildred Hickson
Hunters
Joe Selby
T. G. Herring
Dayton
State Commission of Game and Land Fisheries
Virginia Bow Hunters Assn
Wayne Whitacre
Lynda Berry
Billy Binns
Glen Allen
Sharon Lane
Charlottesville
Front Royal Winchester Open Junior Legion Season With Wins
Front Royal blanked Strasburg 5 0 at Bing Crosby Stadium with one earned run as Winchester routed Strasburg 17 4 at Rouss Park. Orndorff earned the win for Winchester before Dix pitched one inning. Donica led Winchester with a homer and three hits in five at bats while Stine Shendon Orndorff Kibler each had two hits.
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Stine
Shendon
Kibler
Donica
Hawker Greathouse
Wallace
Anderson
Michael
O'Hara
Grubbs
Hill
Haldeman
Baseball Standings and Scores Roundup from Monday and Saturday
The Associated Press summary lists American League leaders with Kansas City at 35 19 and Boston 64 in the win column, plus results from Monday and Saturday games. Notable scores include Cleveland 54 over Washington 32 and Detroit 5 4 New York 4, with NL results featuring Milwaukee and San Francisco leading their divisions and several rain affected games in St. Louis versus Milwaukee.
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Frank Thomas bruised hand may not miss time
Los Angeles doctors say Frank Thomas has a bruised bone in the left hand after being hit by a Stan Williams pitch. X rays show no fracture and Thomas could play through discomfort this week. He leads the majors with 20 home runs and 61 RBIs and has 14 of his 17 West Coast games on the homer. Don Newcombe was traded to Cincinnati after his final Dodgers start.
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How All America Selections Decide Winners
All-America Selections is a non profit body funded mainly by the seed industry. New varieties are submitted to the organization and tested for two years in trial gardens across the country. After the trial period judges select the varieties that win the awards.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The list highlights top batting leaders in MLB with Nieman Baltimore at 367 and Vernon Cleveland at 365 plus Ward Kansas City at 338. It also notes Cerv Kansas City 51 RBI, Jensen Boston 46, and Minoso Cleveland 39 among others. Pitching leaders include Turley New York 102 833 and Larsen New York 5 1 833 with Sullivan Boston and Hyde Washington 4 1 800.
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Glenn Davis Breaks Own 440 Record
Glenn Davis of Ohio State lowered the world 440 yard mark to 45.7 seconds at the national collegiate meet in Berkeley. The 37th annual event also saw American records by Alex Henderson and Charlie Tidwell, plus NCAA records by John Fromm and Ed Collymore among others.
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Calif
Bakersfield
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Jim Lea
University of Southern California
Alex Henderson
Arizona State College
Temple
Charlie Tidwell
Kansas
Pacific Lutheran
John Fromm
Ed Collymore
Villanova
Ron
Bolt Wins Open On Steady Golf
Tommy Bolt captured the National Open at Southern Hills in Tulsa by playing steady golf the heavy heat and pressure. He finished 283 total with rounds of 71 71 60 71 three strokes over par. Bolt’s victory crowns a controversial but enduring career and marks a sharp contrast to gambling era excess. In other news France expands military education with US Army children in 44 schools and classes in six high schools.
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Winchester
Tommy Irwin
Purcellville
Tulsa
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Southern Hills
France
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