Presbyterian League Dominates Church League in Softball Night
Stephenson's squad built a 6 to 1 lead with four walks and a homer, then held off Church of Christ 41 as Shirley and Hoover each powered two hits. Duvall, Willis and Crenshaw contributed walks and runs while Stickley earned the win. EUB fell after Hershman scored in the second. Oates homered in the fifth for Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Church of Christ
Presbyterian
Erangelical United Brethren
A. Shirley
Stephnson
Duvall
H Willis
B. Willis
Knight
Patterson
Hoover
H. Willis
Shirley
Stickley
Michael
Pifer
Richard
Prye
Whitlock
Frye
Staton
Resbyterian
EUB
Anderson
Crenshaw
Kellas
Highs
Orndorff
Oates
Sheetz
Robinson
Potts
Higgs
Hershman
Larrick
Bhickle
McCall
Swartz
Church League
Printed Pattern 4699 Jr. Miss Shirtdress Pattern
Advertising notice for Printed Pattern 4699 Jr. Miss Shirtdress with convertible collar and three sleeve versions. Includes yardage, size options, and mailing instructions to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star for pattern purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrs
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Rebels Ready For Sharpsburg Showdown In Maryland
The Winchester Rebels travel to Sharpsburg Maryland for a South Mountain League game against the Bluejays at 2 30 p m DST Manager Ed Burch aims to end a losing streak and will start either Jackie Patton or Les Shickle with Eddie Dodson catching New signings Gil Miller and Paul Swartz join a lineup featuring Herb Willis Hap Spurs Gene Riddle and Al Armel Connie Hemphill starts for Sharpsburg on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Rebels
Sharpsburg
Sharpsborg Bluejays
Bucher
Ed Burch
Jackie Patton
Les Shickle
Eddie Dodson
Reds
Burch
Gil Miller
Woodstock
Musselman High
Paul Swartz
Herb Willis
Hap Spurs
Gene Riddle
al Armel
Connie Hemphill
Iron supply for pioneers from England and Sweden
Iron for early colonists came mostly from abroad with local ironworks just for neighborhood use. By the 1700s iron was largely imported from England and Sweden, and as early as 1651 an iron house warehouse operated in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonies
England
Sweden
Boston
Daily Crossword Across Puzzle Clues Compiled
A scanned crossword listing with across and down clues including botanist typos and fragmented entries. Clues include Wily, Secluded valley and other items such as Monkeys name Rascal Anxious and various abbreviations. The page shows numbering gaps and poetical abbreviations amid misspellings.
Rosburg Opens Flint Open Lead In Position Round
San Francisco's Bob Rosburg stretched his lead to four strokes at the Flint Open halfway point on the 6,625 yard Flint Golf Club course. Contenders chasing him include Bob Duden Bert Weaver Doug Sanders Ted Kroll Ken Venturi Paul Harney and Don Whitt with pars set at 36-35-71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Flint Golf Club
Bob Duden
Hermosa Beach Calif
Bert Weaver
Beaumont, Tex
Card Star’s Younger Brother Faces Loss In Little League
In Hollis Oklahoma 13 year old Jerry Don McDaniel a left handed pitcher endured a rough outing in a Little League game as his brother Von McDaniel star pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals won his first major league start vs the Brooklyn Dodgers. The family father Newell McDaniel praised the Cardinals treatment of his boys and hopes Jerry signs with St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell McDaniel
Lindy
Von
Jerry
McDaniel
Tremors Recorded Near Caribbean Noted by Fordham Seismograph
In New York the seismograph at Fordham University logged two tremors about 1500 miles southeast, in the Caribbean region. Seismologist Rev. Joseph Lynch called the quakes fairly strong, with readings at 2 25 18 a m and 2 29 19 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Here
Caribbean
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Nobel Prize Winner Johannes Stark Dies at 83
Nobel prize winning physicist Johannes Stark died in Traunstein Germany at age 83 after a heart attack. Stark won the 1919 Nobel Prize for his work in spectral analysis of electromagnetic fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traunstein
Germany
Johannes Stark
Stark
White Sox Yankee rematch fizzles as fight talk fades
The White Sox and Yankees produced a tame rematch with no punches or fines and only a few heated moments. Larry Napp oversaw the plate as Ditmar and Doby sparred verbally, while Grims relief work sealed Johnny Bucks' win and minimal chaos followed Battey's strike call.
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New York
White Sox
Yankee
Larry Napp
New York State Athletic Commission
Chicago
Napp
Larry Doby
Art Ditmar
Doby
Rex Harrison Marries Kay Kendall in New York Chapel
Broadway star Rex Harrison weds British actress Kay Kendall in a New York chapel ritual. Harrison, 49, Kay Kendall, 31, recently starred in My Fair Lady and English films, marking his third marriage and her first. The attorney Aaron R. Frosch confirmed the private ceremony at the Universalist Church of the Divine Paternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rex Harrison
Kay Kendall
Harrison
Miss Kendall
Aaron R. Frosch
Universalist Church of the Divine
Buchholz Wins First National Scholastic Tennis Title
Earl Buchholz of St. Louis captured the national scholastic tennis championship at Charlottesville beating Lawrence Nagler 6 0 6 1 6 0 in 67 minutes. The 16 year old proved dominant through five matches, hailed as the hottest tennis prospect since Ham Richardson. Doubles title went to Ray Senkowski and Gerald Dubie of Hamtramck Michigan. The 1958 event will be held at the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Earl, Buchholz
St. Louis
Lawrence Nagler
Roslyn Heights
N.Y
Buchholz
Ham Richardson
Hamtramck
Mich
Ray Senkowski
Gerald Dubie
Richard Ogden
Ogden Phipps
Deerfield
Mass
Academy
Ogden
Phipps
Edward Simmons
University of Virginia
River Conditions Report for Shenandoah at Riverton
River conditions report notes Shenandoah at Riverton at 7 45 a m with the South Fork and North Fork both described as cloudy.
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Shenandoah
Riverton
South Fork
North Fork
McDaniel Boosts Cards Amid Baseball Standings
Baseball standings and daily schedule feature the Chicago and New York teams near the top with Chicago leading at 37 wins. Yesterday results show New York defeated Chicago 12 to 10 in ten innings and St Louis beat Brooklyn 2 to 0. A full slate lists tomorrow’s matchups including New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St. Louis with pitchers Gomez and Newcombe noted.
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New York
Chicago
Gomez
Poholsky
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Law
Gross
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Sanford
Trowbridge
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Newcombe
Jackson
Chgo
Pittsb’gh
Phila
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Harshman
Ditmar
Foytack
O'Dell
Lemon
Abernathy
Pascual
Burnette
Portocarrero
Fornieles
Wash
East City
Von McDaniel Rockets St. Louis Past Dodgers in 2-0 Win
The 18 year old rookie whiz kid struck out 11 in his first major league start two-hitting the Dodgers for a 2-0 victory as the Cardinals extended their NL lead to 1½ games. Musial failed to hit in five trips ending a 20-game streak as St Louis wins fourth in a row while the Giants- Cubs game goes to 10 innings. Yankees beat the White Sox 4-2 to trim the AL lead to a half game behind Chicago.
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Chicago
Napp
Earl Battey
Minnie Minoso
Jim Rivera
Bob Grim
White Sox
al Lopez
Sox
Yanks
Champs
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Grim
Johnny Bucks
Doby
Stillman's
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
von McDaniel
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Hollis
Okla
Lindy
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Phils
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Redlegs
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Chuck Stubbs
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
Danny McDevitt
McDaniel
Eddie Kasko
Stan Musial
Don Bessent
Don Blasingame
al Dark
Brook
Junior Gilliam
Duke Snider
Elmer Vale
Gino Cimoli
Giants
Andre Rodgers
Cubs
Danny O’connell
Bobby Tomson
Enos Slaughter
Bobby Richardson
Mickey Mantle
Jim Wilson
Yesterday's Stars: McDaniel Dominates Dodgers in 2-0 Win
Highing V McDaniel allowed two hits and posted his second win in a 2-0 decision over the Dodgers in his first start, extending a 17 inning scoreless streak. Ed Bouchee drove in five runs as the Phillies beat the Braves 61.
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von McDaniel
Cardinals
Dodgers
Ed Bouchee
Phillies
Braves
Pilot Spots Fire Over Bridgeton Home
Mr and Mrs Richard Williamson heard a plane circling low above their roof and saw smoke in the chimney. They told police the pilot buzzed the house to warn them and firefighters quickly put out the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
Richard Williamson
Major Baseball Leaders From 1960s Era Compiled
Key leaders listed include batting averages for Stan Musial and Hank Aaron plus runs and hits leaders from St Louis Milwaukee and New York. Pitching leaders show Sanford and Shantz with strikeout totals. The fragment also notes a street address 15 W Boscawen St Fylieggwnseannes with unclear context.
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Musial
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Muss
Bruton
Mays
New York
Sanford
Philadelphia
Phila
Mantle
Malzone
Boston
Fox Chicago
Simpson
Landis
Chicago
Shantz
Bunning
Detroit
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Royal Crown
Boyee Grocery
White Bros
Clarke County Travelers
Stephenson United Brethren Opequon Montague Presbyterian Church of Christ
Sunnyside Boyce Baptist Grace Bible Fell
Royal Crown White Bros
Clarke County Tray Republic Oil Boyce Grocery
Rebels
Wile
Red Sox
River
Mining Town
Wales
Thrash
Tin
King of Bashan
Pope
Isaac Ml
Bes
Rosburg
Flint Open
Card Star
Richardson
HFC
Household Finance Corporation of
Kimchester
N. Loudoun Street
J.C. Penny
Mobhowk
THE
Associated Press
Ced
Yanks Whittle Sox
Johnny's Sport Shop
W. Boscawen St
Fylieggwnseannes
Local Claims Adjuster
V. O'Boyle
Insurance Agency
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Airport Speedway
Grandstand
Kelly
Calishi
Ally Tires
Duncan Bros
Millwood Ave
Kent St
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