Mays Heads NL All Star Voting In Two Giants On Starters
Willie Mays received 240 of 241 possible votes to lead the National League in All Star balloting. Ken Boyer Dick Groat Orlando Cepeda and y Carlos? Wait. The NL lineup includes Mays Boyer Groat Cepeda Hunt Clemente Williams Torre and Torre plus Aaron. The American League manager will be announced July 2.
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al Lopez
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Pittsburgh
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Clemente
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Aaron
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Ed Bailey
Tommy Davis
Workingmen Top National Fruit in Little Baseball
Workingmen defeated National Fruit 7 to 2 with three runs in the second inning and two more in the fifth. National Fruit scored all its runs in the third. Harry Thompson pitched for the winners, while B Shelburne started for the losers and was relieved by Jones in the fourth.
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Bowler Brent Bowl Leads Mixed Doubles Win At Health Center Lanes
Brent Bowl and Glenda Carter won the Mixed Doubles at Health Center Lanes 2-1 over Virginia Larrick and Jack Hoover with a decisive duckpin to secure the match. Hoover and Larrick contributed solid counts, while Dickie Wisecarver and Shirley Vance upset Fiddler and Funk. Three Aces rolled a 1203 series in the Men's Major League with Joe Zimmerman and Bill Kenton leading the way, and Odd Pin Tournament set for Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Larry Clark
Dickie Wisecarver
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Edwin Fiddler
Mary Ann Funk
Joe Zimmerman
Bill Kenton
Chuckers
Lawrence Pope
Ronnie Boyd
Roy Bly
Health Center
Teen Age League Opens With Two Games Tonight
The teenage softball league begins at 6:00 p.m. with two games on the schedule. The event is organized by the Teen-Age Club in partnership with Winchester Parks and Recreation and the Winchester Softball Association.
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Winchester Softball Association
Local Junior Rifle Club Meets Highlight Teens Scores
Warren Stone returns to the indoor junior stage aiming for five targets at 20 points each with a minimum 16. Wally Tin posts 66 with 29 and 31 x50 for the NRA stage while Larry Carper and Paul Gilliam achieve best scores 44 and 47. Both beginners and veterans use summer range time.
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Larry Carper
Paul Gilliam
Giants, Yankees Win With Big Hits In MLB Action
Willie McCovey of San Francisco hit a grand slam as the Giants beat Cincinnati 6-2. Steve Hamilton pitched eight strong innings for New York in a 6-5 win over Chicago White Sox.
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Roger Maris
Willie Smith
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Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
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John Tsitouris
Chuck Hiller
Sunnyside Upset Sparks Winchester Speedway Feature Night
Bill Nalley won his sixth 25 lap modified feature at Winchester Speedway, leading from lap 10 to the finish. Chuck Brannon and Red Nininger followed, with Bill Berry fourth. Charlie Beeler topped the sportsman 20 lap, while Nalley also won the modified heats. Next Friday adds Semi- Late Models. July 3 features Crack er 75 and a beauty contest.
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Winchester
Red Nininger
Jefferson, Md
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Stanton
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Beeler
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Ray Drury
Louie Newland
Jimmy Brown
Hagerstown
Harry Carbaugh
Charlie Burgner
Chambersburg
Earl Moran
Staunton
Sacred Heart Edges Sunnyside 6-3 in Church League Action
Sacred Heart defeated Sunnyside 6-3 as Bill Salyan went 3-4 and Monty Harris earned the win. First Baptist toppled First Presbyterian 2-0 behind Jack Fretwell while Market Street shut out Wesley 12-0 with Lew Costello homering. Congregational Christian beat Braddock Street 2-1 in seven innings, Dickie LaFollette doubling and Mike Foreman driving in the decisive run.
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Sunnyside
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R. McDaniel
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Wilkins
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Stotler
Lions, TD Win In FCRA Play
Middletown Lions beat the 149 team 13 to 12 as James Wood Touchdown Club overpowered Clearbrook Woolen 24 to 7. Randy Carper earned the Middletown win with Mont Combes taking the loss. Joe Cooper and Jim Brown homered for the Touchdown Club, while G Carter and M Payne homered for the losers. J Perry got the win, Payne took the loss.
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James Wood Touchdown Club
Clearbrook
Randy Carper
Middletown
Mont
Baseball scores and standings late results
Philadelphia and elsewhere led a list of scores with several 38 to 23, 38 to 26 and 34 to 29 line results. The American League table shows New York and Baltimore atop the standings with Chicago and Los Angeles among the other clubs and multiple games noted in rain and extra innings.
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Braves Blasted Near Bottom after Bragan Contract
Braves lose seventh straight 10-9 to Dodgers as Milwaukee tied to manager Bragan’s new contract. Moon and Tracewski sparked comeback. Maye Torre and Oliver homered for Atlanta. Yankees beat White Sox 6-5 as non solid AL action loops with rain delays in Cleveland Minnesota, Giants beat Reds 6-2.
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