Burnt Factory dominates Montague in church league
Burnt Factory routed Montague 12 to 0 behind a four hitter by Dickie Duvall. R. Clark backed Duvall with six runs in the sixth and Duvall’s platoon teammates produced key hits as EUB and White Post also posted late-inning offense.
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Sengeny Park
Burnt Factory
Montague
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Boyce
Market
White Post Charge
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R. Clark
Dick Knight
Goode
B. Whitacre
Whitacre
P. Duvall
Ed Bromley
Knight
J. Duvall
T. Duvall
D. Duvall
Ed Bromiley
Boyce Baptist
Oates
Jackson
Heisman
Rush
Cardinals Rally Past Reds In 11 To Reach .500 Mark
The St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6-5 in 11 innings to move to a .500 record and to a fourth place tie with Pittsburgh. Joe Cunningham drove in two runs with a pinch single and Don Clasingame followed with another RBI hit as Stan Musial snapped out of a slump with a ninth inning rally starter. Morrie Martin earned the win in relief for St Louis. The Cubs showcased bonus baby Dick Elsworth in an exhibition, earning a 4-0 win for Chicago White Sox as Walt Moryn delivered the decisive eighth inning hit.
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Pittsburgh
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Ken Boyer
Joe Cunningham
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Tom Acker
Gus Bel
Morrie Martin
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Frenso
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Moose Bantams Schedule Picnic At Senseny Park
Moose Lodge Bantam Bowling League members plan their first annual picnic at Senseny Park after meeting at the Health Center at 5 p.m. Keller Nichols and Ernie Pugh lead the program.
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Ernie Pugh
White Sox
Jack Stinnett
Mike Berry
Douglas Killian
Ricky Boyce
Dennis Derry
Donnie Myers
Jim Stoter
Brent Bowman
Yankees
Paul Bromley
Floyd Leighton
Richard Ward
Arthur Whitacre
Area Archers Shine at Harrisonburg State Tourney
Sixteen Shawnee Bowmen competed as 340 archers gathered in Harrisonburg. Kermit Whitacre of Winchester set state records to win Expert A, while son Wayne Whitacre claimed the Intermediate Class by an astounding 200 points. Wayne, with four years of bow experience, will face his father next season. Whitacre earned National Tournament invite with all expenses paid. Wayne uses a 38 pound Dick Green Bow with aluminum arrows by Ray mond Boden. Carrie County’s Louis Hudson placed third in Expert B. Dave Fahnestock of Winchester took fourth in Bowman Class and second in Hunters Round. Teressa O Roark, Shawnee member, placed second in Women’s Bowen Division. Shawnee Bowmen host an invitational at Izaak Walton League Park June 22 with over 100 archers expected.
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Winchester
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Ralph du Brucer
Bill Boden
Clearbrook
Carrie County
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Dave Fahnestock
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Virginia Bowhunters Association
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Raymond Boden
Brucetown
Izaak Walton League Park
Convict Eyes Fortune From Childs Toy Despite Prison Sentence
WA convict at Menard State Penitentiary facing a 100 year term promotes Kongo Safari a push pull elephant train toy. Designed by Clyde Wagner 42 who killed a policeman in Alton Illinois Wagner has 70 patents and 750 inventions since 1941 five toys are in production and 700000 orders were reported royalty 3 cents per unit potential earnings 21000 from this toy.
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Menard State Penitentiary
Clyde Wagner
Wagner
New York
Alton
Tim Tam to Run Again After Vet Surgery
Veterinarians report Tim Tam may regain racing ability after a leg operation following his Belmont Stakes injury. Trainer Jimmy Jones had said Tim Tam would retire to stud, but surgeons including Dr. Charles W. Baker and Dr. Jacques Jenny say horses have returned to racing after this procedure. Tim Tam had nine straight wins before the Belmont setback and finished second to Cavan.
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Jimmy Jones
Caumet Farm
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University of Pennsylvania Schol of Veterinary Medicine
Jacques Jenny
Seek Compromise on New Civilian Space Agency Bill
Senate and House strategists move to reconcile rival versions of a bill to create a new civilian space agency. The Senate backed a seven member policy board including the secretaries of state and defense and NASA director, while the House favors a single director with an advisory panel. The proposal goes to conference to resolve differences.
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South Korean sailors wounded in brief naval clash
In Seoul two South Korean sailors were wounded Sunday after a short exchange of fire with a North Korean patrol boat. The incident was reported by the South Korean navy.
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Seoul, Korea
Tuesday NBA slate features intercity matchups across league
Tuesday games include New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago and Washington at Detroit with Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati and Pittsburgh atop the National League standings in a tight pennant race. Los Angeles visits Philadelphia as Chicago hosts Milwaukee and St. Louis travels to Cincinnati after a 6 5 St Louis win in 11 innings.
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Chicago
Washington
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Baltimore
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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L Pet
Maurice Stokes Semi Conscious After 95 Days
Maurice Stokes star rebounder for the Cincinnati Royals marked his 25th birthday while still semi conscious from encephalitis on day 95 in St Elizabeth Hospital Covington Ky He is conscious part of the time can recognize friends and nods yes or no but cannot speak Pittsburgh native and Royals standout is stalled with unclear prospects for recovery per team officials
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Maurice Stokes
Cincinnati Royals
NBA
Stokes
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Royals
Pittsburgh
The
Flint Open Golf Brings $9,000 First Prize at Warwick Hills
Flint Open tees off at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc with a $9,000 top prize and $52,000 total purse. Top pros chase the rugged 7,280 yard course despite rough fairways and tough greens, where no one has broken par in practice rounds. Billy Casper carded 71 in a practice round.
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Mich
Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club
Grand Blanc
Billy Casper
Gainesboro Fire Co Joins National Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Company joined the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association. Ten members from Gainesboro, nine from Shawnee, and three from Clear Brook attended the Round Hill meeting. Fire chief Leonard Williamson and assistant chiefs Nathaniel Smith and Frank Cooper represented Gainesboro. Three runs were reported, one each for Clearbrook, Shawnee and Round Hill. State Trooper J H Smith Jr reviewed new fire regulations granting on scene directing power and arrest authority until police arrive. The next meeting is set for Shawnee on July 21 at 7 p.m.
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Gainesboro
Ryff Beats Tibbs In Narrow Stoppage At St. Nicholas
Frankie Ryff from New York edged Tommy Tibbs in a ten round television bout at St. Nicholas Arena. The ringside writers favored Ryff with Tibbs claiming a higher score despite the loss. Tibbs, 25-? , argued he landed more punches while Ryff, ?-? , fought well on the move.
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New York
Tommy Tibbs
Frankie Ryff
St. Nicholas Arena
Tibbs
Bronx
Ryff
Tommy
Long Sought Title Match Faces Delay
SACRAMENTO AP The State Athletic Commission chairman favors delaying the world heavyweight title fight to September in Los Angeles. Floyd Patterson would defend vs Roy Harris of Cut and Shoot Texas. O Weill plans August 4. Olympic Auditorium promoters oppose pairing with the July 24 Wrigley Field bout between Pete Rademacher and Zora Folley.
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Los Angeles
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Dan O. Kilroy
O’ Weill
Roy Harris
Tex
Olympic Auditorium Club
Wrigley Field
Pete Rademacher
Zora Folley
Virginia Pupil Placement Law Still Intact Despite Court Review
The Virginia Pupil Placement Act remains in effect though its constitutionality awaits higher court rulings. The US Supreme Court declined to review the Virginia Supreme Court’s DeFebio decision, which held the plaintiff had no injury to challenge the law.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia Supreme Court
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Theo T. DeFebio
Fairfax County
Commonwealth
Walter E. Hoffman
Newport News
Norfolk
Municipal Court Docket Details Juvenile Fines and Violations
James Darnell Tallman faces a no city tag offense with a $9.25 fine. Robert Richard Watson from Ridge Way West Virginia has a drunken charge with a $10.25 penalty. Clifton Gant from Winchester is cited for drunken public with a $15.25 fine. Robert Lee Cook of Brucetown has no operator's license with a $10.25 penalty. Carl Thomas Puffinburger on 25 West Cork Street charged with petty larceny from parking meters resulting in 30 days and $4.75 costs. Two juveniles are ordered to pay a fine and costs for no city tag and speeding respectively.
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W. Clifford St
Robert Richard Watson
Ridgeway
W. Va
Clifton Gant
Winchester
Robert Lee Cook
Brucetown
Carl Thomas Puffinburger
W. Cork St
Newcombe Traded to Reds Amid Mixed Feelings
Don Newcombe leaves the Dodgers for Cincinnati in exchange for Steve Bilko Johnny Klippstein and Charlie Rabe. The 1956 NL MVP says the move aims to help the club and he plans to pitch for Cincinnati, noting the shoulder injury and Campanella's absence as context.
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Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Big Newk
Steve Bilko
Johnny Klippstein
Charlie Rabe
Newcombe
Nashua
N. H
Roy Campanella
Don
Campy
Boxed boxing results and a geology note mixed text
The clumsy fragment lists boxing results from various cities and fighters with outpoints and stops, followed by a stray sentence about James Hutton and his 1765 book The Theory of the Earth. The source blends sports results with a geology reference.
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James Hutton
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