Church of Christ Edges Opequon 8 to 7 in city league
Church of Christ edged Opequon 8 7 in the city softball league with four first inning hits and two in the second. Legg and Whitlock combined for the win allowing 11 hits while Golghiiy yielded 10. United Brethren defeated Boyce Baptist 16-8 in the other game.
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Prue
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Richard
Pifer
Michari
Zigier
Prye
Staton
Welch Thether
Kendell
Manuel
Manelise
Purtlebaugh
Goughtry
Eye Injury Ends Dee Fondy's Season With Pirates
Dee Fondy, National League No. 3 hitter and Pirates first baseman, is sidelined indefinitely after an eye injury in pregame practice. A broken nose and left eye hemorrhage occurred during a throw before a St Louis doubleheader. Cardinal physician Dr. J C Middleman says 48 hours will determine permanent damage. Fondy has limited vision but shows cautious optimism as medical checks continue.
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Group I Cage Tournament Reverts to Eight-Team Format
Virginia high school board restores Group I cage tourney to eight teams next year with five district champs and three runners-up. Second-place selection rotates among districts, sites under review, UVA May 17 state track, and golf at Hive Beth Manor. J. P. Christopher and R. I. Hale named district board chairmen. Richardson retires, Pace to succeed.
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Harrisonburg
Virginia High School League
Richmond
University of Virginia
Linsit
al William and Mary
Portsmouth
Hivebeth Manor
J. P. Christopher
George Washington High
Danville
R. I. Hale
Blacksburg
VHSL
C. C. Hancock
Thomas Jefferson High
W. F. Creath
Midway
Charlottesville
Howard R. Richardson
Richardson
Fairfax County
Baseball Leaders Defend Autonomy as Antitrust Probe Opens
Washington lawmakers opened hearings on whether professional baseball should fall under antitrust laws. Commissioner Ford Frick defended the game’s reserve clause and urged keeping government hands off. Trautman and Harridge pressed for exemptions, while MacDonald urged limits on drafts and a four year reserve clause cap. Dodgers and Giants may relocate to the West Coast.
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D-Mass
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MacDonald
Supreme Court
Celler
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
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Giants
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San Francisco
Three Titleholders Lead Field for Women's National Open
New York headlines note 100-player field for the Women's National Open at Winged Foot, June 27 to 29 led by Kathy Cornelius Betsy Rawls Fay Crocker Pat Berg and Betty Jameson with J Douglas Strett Louise Suggs and others joining.
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WCW
Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Champioon
Kathy Cornelius
Dayton
Ohio
J. Douglas Strett
Toronto
Mariene Stewart
Louise Suggs
Wirt Smith
Betsy Rawls
Fay Crocker
Pat Berg
Betty Jameson
Miss Berg
Miss Jameson
Alan
Accessories for Johnny's Sport Shop in Boscawen
Aulages at Johnny's Sport Shop located at 15 Boscawen Street are advertised. Items include various accessories for sporting goods and outdoor gear. The notice mentions use of FAA DHOOM HERA in relation to the shop.
Baseball standings and today’s schedule across leagues
Scores show New York 10 Detroit 2 and Boston 6 Cleveland 0 while Chicago beat Baltimore 3 in yesterday’s results Kansas City 6 Washington 3. Today’s games include Chicago at Baltimore Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston and Kansas City at Washington with 1 pm starts and several late games listed.
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Kansas City
Washington
Cardinals Sweep Pirates and Narrow NL Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals won 5-2 and 5-1 in a two night double header to sweep Pittsburgh and move within seven percentage points of Milwaukee. Cincinnati upset Brooklyn 4-3, while Philadelphia split with Chicago. In the American League Chicago White Sox led the standings with a 3-1 record as New York rose to second after a 10-2 win over Detroit.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
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New York Giants
Brooklyn
Redlegs
Dodgers
Brooks
Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Schmidt leads Chicago to a 9 4 win over Philadelphia as Milwaukee blanks New York, Cincinnati defeats New York 4 0, Brooklyn loses 3 5 at St Louis, Pittsburgh improves to 2 1. Upcoming games list Pittsburgh at Chicago 1 30 and Philadelphia at Milwaukee 1 00 with Brooklyn at St Louis 8 00.
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Chicago
Haddix
Kaiser
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Craig
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Louis
Arroyo
Dickson
Major Leaders Tally from Associated Press Baseball Awards
American League leaders include Mantle of New York with 87 runs batted in and 19 homers. Simpson of New York leads in triples with 19 and Shantz of New York tops pitching with 81 889. National League leaders feature Musial of St Louis with a .387 batting average and Aaron of Milwaukee with 48 runs. Schoendienst and Musial combine for 85 hits.
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Shantz
Bunning
Detroit
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