Winchester police sponsor youth baseball in minor league
Officer Ronald Bowers presents a 75 dollar check to Marvin Gore of the Winchester Little Baseball League for sponsorship of a club in the minors. Police Captain Frank Funk stands center as the Winchester Branch of the Fraternal Order of Police funds youth activity to ease future officers’ load.
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Ronald Bowers
Marvin Gore
Winchester Little Baseball League
Frank Funk
Winchester
Fraternal Order of Police
Burdette Buries Dodgers 2 Ways At Coliseum
Lew Burdette stars with a two way performance beating the Dodgers 2-1 in Los Angeles. He belts a homer and throws a five hit complete game as Milwaukee defeats Los Angeles at the Coliseum for the ninth straight win there.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Lew Burdette
Los Angeles
Lew
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Burdette
Morrow Reaches Final But Falls Short in British Amateur
Ralph Morrow of Oklahoma City, a 21 year old American airman, reached the semifinals of the British Amateur and then lost to Jimmy Walker of Scotland on the home green. Walker advances to face Michael Bonallack in the 36 hole final after Bonallack defeated Martin Christmas 3 and 2.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Morrow
Sixfooter
Jimmy Walker
Walker
Michael Bonallack
Bonallack
Martin Christmas
Bonus Baby Lew Krausse Shine in Pro Debut Shutout
A 18 year old Lew Krausse Jr. debuts with a three hit shutout in a 4 0 win over the Los Angeles Angels as the Athletics rest their big three pennant winners. Lew Krausse senior recalls butterflies while the pennant race unfolds across the league.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty Grove
George Earnshaw
Rube Walberg
Lew Krausse
Boston
A's
Kansas City
Lew Krausse Jr
Los Angeles Angels
Lew Jr
A’s
Lew Sr
Lew
Detroit
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Washington
Senators
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Buddy Rogers and Valentine Clash in Front Royal
Bigtime wrestling comes to Bing Crosby Memorial Field in Front Royal on Wednesday night June 28 with top match pitting U S Heavyweight champion Nature Boy Buddy Rogers against TV champion Johnny Valentine in a two out of three falls contest. Rogers will be accompanied by manager Bobby Davis.
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Bing Crosby Memorial Field
Nature Boy
Buddy Rogers
U.S
Johnny Valentine
Rogers
Bobby Davis
Lions and Yanks Lead Winchester Little League Action
Lions beat Rotary 8-1 and Yanks top Indians 7-4 in Winchester and Byrville games. Clarke County minors saw Senators win 18-17 over Giants in nine innings. Gilpin earned the win, Richards the loss. Bill Fletcher won the Winchester game on a two hitter, M. Thompson took the loss. Bill Swimley starred for Lions with three hits and three runs. The Rotary club, touted as AL favorites, faced a Lions upset headlined by a strong bats showing. lights are up but wiring incomplete delaying first use of the new diamond.
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Burdette
Dodgers
Charlie Neal
Braves
Sandy Koufax
Larry Sherry
Koufax
Milwaukee
Reds
Johnny Buzhardt
Ken Lehman
Frank Sullivan
Gordie Coleman
Gene Freese
Wally Post
Jerry Lynch
Lehman
Ken Hunt
Billy Williams
Billy Lees
Cubs
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Jim Duffalo
Jack Sanford
George Altman
Bob Anderson
Felipe Alou
Jim Marshall
Sanford
Giants
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Young Krausse
Chester
Angels
LeRoy Thomas
Steve Bilko
Ken Hamlin
A’s
Norm Siebern
Ken McBride
Detroit
Billy Bruton
Bill Stafford
New York
Bruton
Little Baseball League
Winchester
Lions
Rotary
Yanks
Indians
Bryville
Clarke County
Senators
Gilpin
Richards
Bill Fletcher
M. Thompson
Bill Swimley
U S Food for Peace to Aid 500000 Indian Schoolchildren
Washington AP George McGovern announced the United States will supply daily food for a year to 500000 school children in Madras India as part of a major expansion of the Food for Peace program coordinated with Indian officials.
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Washington
George McGovern
United States
Madras
India
Kennedy
G. Subramanian
Rinker Tosses One Hit in VFW Victory Over Elks
Earl Rinker pitched a one hit game with 17 strikeouts as VFW defeated the Elks 9 1 in Pony League action. George Dixon spoiled the no hit bid with a two out single in the sixth. Watkins fanned 12 for the Elks while Anderson Bell Hall and Griffith each had two hits.
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Earl Rinker
VFW
Elks
Rinker
George Dixon
Dows
George Watkins
Anderson
Bell
Hall
Griffith
Red Sox Rally To 14 9 Win Over Senators In Marathon
Boston tops Washington 14 to 9 in a near record length nine inning game. Eight Red Sox runs in the fourth turn the tide after a 6-2 deficit as Carl Yastrzemski and Vic Wertz drive key hits. The game features 26 walks and a rapid pace before Boston shares fourth place in the American League.
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Vic Wertz
Fornieles
Pedro Ramos
White Sox
Bob Allison
Twins
Jim Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Don Larsen
Sox
Danny McDevitt
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Red Sox
Fight Results Slice Thin a Rip Banana and Fold into Batter
A culinary note describes slicing a ripe banana and folding it into waffle batter. The guidance emphasizes a light touch to avoid overmixing and to preserve banana texture in the final waffles.
Indians and Yankees split Bantam League games in early actions
Steven Zuckerman rolled 104 and Caz Zuckerman 89 to lift the Indians to 327 in the second decision while Giants had 318 in the first. Vickie Tucker 93 and David Burke 90 led Giants. 104 duckpin by Gary Teets and Yankees total 342 in the first game against the Braves with Lexie Jackson 100 for New York.
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Steven Zuckerman
Indians
Giants
Caz Zuckerman
Vickie Tucker
David Burke
Yankees
Braves
Lexie Jackson
Judy Oates
Charles Miles
Friday Results Show Baseball Scores From The Weekend Card
Friday results include Cleveland 3 Baltimore 1 Boston 14 Washington 9 Minnesota 6 Chicago 1 Detroit 4 New York 2 Kansas City 4 Los Angeles 0. Saturday and Sunday games list remaining matchups and two games with Northeast notes. Monday features Cleveland Chicago and New York Kansas City with multiple interleague results.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pet. G
Aerotone
Minor League Standings Report by the Associated Press
The Associated Press lists minor league standings across three leagues. International League results show Buffalo at 2-4 and Columbus 1-7, with Rochester 8 Richmond 7 in a 10 inning game, and Jersey City 5 Toronto 3. Pacific Coast League tallies include San Diego 5 Portland 3 and Vancouver 9 Salt Lake City 5. American Association notes Houston 4 Omaha 1 and Denver 14 Indianapolis 6 with Louisville at Dallas Fort Worth postponed.
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Buffalo
Charleston
Columbus
Syracuse
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Richmond
San Diego
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Seattle
Houston
Omaha
Denver
Indianapolis
Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Detroit Signs Top Prospect For $100000
The Detroit Tigers gave top bonus money to Bill Freehan, the state's leading baseball prospect, to secure a five year contract. Tigers officials said they monitored his progress since age fourteen and feared losing prestige if he joined another club. The signing occurred Friday on the University of Michigan campus as part of the bonus baby era.
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Detroit
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Michigan
Tigers
Freehan
Jimmy Campbell
University of Michigan
Typist Files Suit Against Arthur Murray Studio
Miss Hazel Tipton, a 36 year old Cleveland typist, sues in Common Pleas Court seeking 15 840 in repayment for dance lessons and 25 000 in punitive damages. She alleges she was danced talked flattered cheated and swindled over two months in 1959 and accuses the studio director Sam A Costello and Arthur Murray Inc of New York of conspiracy to defraud.
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Cleveland
Hazel Tipton
Common Pleas Court
Arthur Murray
Sam A. Costello
Arthur Murray, Inc
New York
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