Clarke Esso Upsets 1st Place Lucky Inn at Senseny Park
Clarke Esso broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh inning to defeat first place Lucky Inn 2-1 at Senseny Park. TACs beat Mountaineers 13-10 in the other city league game. Eddie Grim earned the win for Clarke Esso while Roxy Hockman took the loss. About 800 to 900 spectators attended. The Clarke County squad improved to 8-3 while Lucky Inn stood at 10-2. The game remained scoreless through the initial innings.
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Clarke County Esso
Lucky Inn
Senseny Park
Tacs
Mountaineers
Clarke
County
Eddie Grim
Roxy Hockman
Jackie Crenshaw
Myers
Brannon
Carroll
Grim
Hockman
Blue
Crenshaw
Lucky
Clark
CC Esso
Heflin
Buckner
Blackburn
Wisecarver
Haymaker
Salyan
E. Dodson
Beatty
Clarke County
Higgs
Mountaineer
Jim Herrell
John Slonaker
Wendell Dick
Bill Kerns
Junior Carter
Slonaker
Dean
Leonard
Swans
Clarke’ County Esso
Hummer
F&M Bank tops Duckpinners 15 10 in softball clash
F&M Bank defeated the Duckpinners 15 to 10 at Senseng Park to widen the gap atop the Girls Softball League. Bankers led 11 2 after three innings, Duckpinners fought back to 11 10, but costly plays and timely hits by Levi Huff and Reardon sealed the win for F&M.
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Senseng Park
F&m Bank
Betty VI
Bertha Kettlewell
Alice Burleson
Levi
Kettlewell
F&m
Helen Huff
Connie Baker
Jay O’bryn
Mary Reardon
Pat Perry
Doris Conner
Burleson
Martha Taylor
Reardon
Becky Greene
Lois Anderson
Custer
Jackie Nichols
Greene
Conner
Bankers
Anderson
Nichols
Fink Brown
Patton
Duckpinners
Berryville
Burnt Factory tops Market Street Methodist 11-5 in league game
A four run first inning sparks Burnt Factory to an 11-5 victory over Market Street Methodist in church league softball. Dickie Duvall earns the win with key hits as Burnt Factory pulls ahead, while Market Street rallies briefly but falls short.
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First Aids
Burnt Factory
Market Street Methodist
Dickie Duvall
Perry Duvall
Eddie Bromley
Jim Bromley
Good
Willis
Knight
Market Street
Hickman
Newbrough
J. Chapman
Shickle
al Chapman
Anderson
National Open Champ Leads Chicago Open Field
National Open champion Bill Casper returns to Gleneagles Municipal for Chicago Open, a $57 000 purse event with 150 players. Casper, venturing after his Open win, joins leaders Wall Souchak Palmer and Snead in a 72 hole test from July 2 to 5 with 36 hole cuts. Originally Casper upset hedge incident during prior Chicago edition.
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Chicago
Bill Casper
Gleneagles Municipal Fee
Gleneagles
Casper
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Art Wall
Bob Rosburg
Mike Souchak
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Downs at Shenandoah Downs results and payouts
Racing card summary from Shenandoah Downs with nine races. Winners include Lord Willia and Bellas cope with show and place payouts. Daily Double of races 3 and 9 paid $23.80. Attendance reported as 3,188.
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Shenandoah Downs
Lord Willia
Rivera
Esquisse
Servis
Millie B
Cape
Bellascope
Jeffries
McKee
Small
Tony’s John
Goodwin
Gaddie
Sisto
Tolerant
Cutshaw
Broom Party
Basil
Shiplay
Pappas
Hebe
Noroton
Ford
Gramond
McGovern
Good Bit
Satan’s
Danisi
Questing
Pegla
Soto
First Question
Orioles Take Second as Indians Lead Shrinks to Half Game
Baltimore jumps into second place with a 7-4 win at Cleveland after an error on a bunt in the ninth inning. Gus Triandos Walt Dropo Billy Gardner and Bob Nieman homered for the Orioles while Herb Score allowed four runs on five hits.
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Baker
Huff
O’bryn
Reardon
Pat Perry
Ann Custer
Levi
Perry
Melvin
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Baltimore
Cleveland
Orioles
Indians
Gus Triandos
Walt Dropo
Billy Gardner
Bob Nieman
Cago White Sox
White Sox
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Gardner
Gene Woodling
Herb Score
Dick Brodowski
Baseball Minor Leagues Scores From AP Report
In the International League Toronto beat Columbus in 11 innings 6 to 5 after a suspended game on May 24 Montreal defeated Richmond 5 to 2 Rochester edged Havana 2 to 1 Buffalo topped Miami 2 to 1 Omaha beat Charles 4 to 3 in 10 innings Louisville won 3 to 0 over Indianapolis Minneapolis routed Fort Worth 10 to 3 Dallas shut out St Paul 3 to 0 Denver at Houston postponed Portland edged Salt Lake City 1 to 0 Phoenix beat Vancouver 5 to 4 San Diego defeated Seattle 2 to 0 Spokane beat Sacramento 4 to 1
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Toronto
Columbus
Montreal
Richmond
Rochester
Havana
Buffalo
Miami
Omaha
Charles
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Dallas
St. Paul
Denver
Houston
Portland
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
Vancover
San Diego
Seattle
Spokane
Sacramento
Major League Stars Pitching and Hitting Shine in Wins
Jim Brosnan of the Reds blanked the Cubs 5-0 allowing four singles with seven strikeouts for his first complete game in over a year and first shutout in three seasons. Don Buddin and Pete Runnels each had three hits and an RBI in the Red Sox 4-2 win over the Tigers in a key seventh inning rally.
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A's
Yankees
Bud Daley
Dick Williams
Kansas City
Jim Bronstad
Bill Tuttle
Roger Maris
Jim Coates
Senators
White Sox
Jim Lemon
Roy Sievers
Ken Aspromonte
Luis Aparicio
Earl Torgesgn
Dick Donovan
Tex Clevenger
Don Buddin
Pete Runnels
Boston
RBI
Don Messi
Mike Fornieles
Jack Harshamn
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Associated Press
Jim Brosnan
Reds
Cubs
Tigers
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Clarke Esso
TOP Duckpinners
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Prince Edward County
Board of Supervisors
Baptist Allied Bodies of
Virginia
LO Jryrae
Nehi Bottling Co
Winchester, Va
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
A&n Stores
Aig AP
Outfitters
Loudoun ST
Shenandoah
Riverton
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