Stubborn Orioles Rally Past A's In One-Run Thriller
The Orioles erased a five-run deficit to beat the Athletics 6-5 in Kansas City, with Gene Woodling and Brooks Robinson delivering late. Tony Kubek fueled the Yankees with five RBIs as New York topped Cleveland 10-4. White Sox edged Boston 2-1 while Detroit crushed Washington 4-0. Mizell pitched a complete game for Pittsburgh in a 4-1 win over Chicago, and Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 5-3 in 10. Willie Mays homered twice as San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 5-3. Philadelphia swept St Louis 4-3. The Orioles improved to 18-5 in one-run games. Kubek drove in key runs for the Yankees in their seventh win in eight games.
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ED Wilk
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Jim Bunning
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Wilmer Mizell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Braves
Ed Roebuck
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
Philadelphia
St. Louis
A's
Gene Woodling
Brooks Robinson
Clint Courtney
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ray Herbert
Jerry Lumpe
Norm Siebern
Baltimore
Kubek
Johnny Klippstein
Mickey Mantle
Johnny James
Roger Maris
Tito Francona
Jim Landis
White Sox
Ted Williams
Bob Shaw
Landis
Bill Monbouquette
Bunning
Senators
Thomas clears 7-2 in outdoor world record bid at AAU
John Thomas of Boston University clears 7 feet 2 inches to lead the AAU Championships in Bakersfield, claiming the first outdoor 7-2 and signaling a Rome Olympics bid. The effort ends in controversy as the bar reportedly stays up after the wind. Norton wins the 100 meters. Morrow fails to qualify in the 100.
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Calif
John Thomas
Boston University
Palo Alto
Thomas
Ray Norton
Santa Clara
AAU
Pincus Sober
Sober
John
Russia
Yuri Stepanov
Thoras
Hal Connolly
Connolly
Norton
Parry O'Brien
Bill Nieder
Dave Davis
Parry
Nieder
Glenn Davis
Bobby Morrow
Morrow
Child Suffers Foot Injury at Berryville Pool
Berryville reports a boy named Donnie Cake broke a big toe at the local swimming pool yesterday. Lifeguard Loyd Johnson said the child apparently stepped on an unidentified object and injured his foot.
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Berryville
Donnie Cake
Loyd Johnson
Saturday Baseball Results and Standings
The American League standings show New York 61 23 610, Baltimore 0 7 1, Cleveland 33 2 559, Chicago 33 30 524, Detroit 31 20 517, Washington 25 34 424, Kansas City 26 37 413, Both. 22 39 1 15. Friday results include New York 10 Cleveland 6 and Chicago 2 Boston 1. Saturday pairings list Boston at Chicago and New York at Cleveland.
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Associated Press
American League
G.B
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
End of a Tradition Friday Night Fights Go Out of Existence
Doug Jones defeats Von Clay by split decision at St Nicholas to extend his unbeaten run to 15 and rise to fifth in National Boxing Assn rankings. The bout ends Friday night era as ABC takes over televised boxing on Saturdays in October with no radio broadcasts. Clay loses for the third time in 16 fights amid hand injuries and earlier knockdowns.
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Doug Jones
Doug
von Clay
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas
National Boxing Assn
ABC
NBC
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Clay
Tony Ross
Charley Rosen
New Yorker
al Bert
Le Mans Opens Amid Controversy and Car Carnival
The 224 hour Le Mans began in Le Mans with about 200000 fans watching. Controversy centers on loose rules and underpowered cars in the 56 starters, highlighted by Jaguar driven by Walt Hansgen and Dan Gurney and Maseratis including the birdcage Maserati driven by Chuck Daigh.
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France
Aston-Martins
Injured Man Placed in Care After Incident
An injured man was brought to Memorial Hospital after an incident and is now staying at his mother Mrs. Doris Austin's home on West Main Street.
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Memorial Hospital
Doris Austin
W. Main St
Boy Injured In Bike Mishap On Fairview Avenue
Eight year old Steve Orndorff of 411 Van Fossen Street was hospitalized after his bicycle struck a 1958 Chevrolet driven by Mervil Ashby Hardy of 708 Woodland Avenue. The incident occurred on Fairview Avenue with the car traveling east on Virginia Avenue. The Memorial Hospital spokesman said the child is in satisfactory condition and under observation. Officer David A. Fahnestock reported the accident details.
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Memorial Hospital
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Woodland Ave
Braddock Surprises Sunnyside in Four-Inning Softball Win
Braddock St. field day at Senseny Park in an 18-4 softball victory over Sunnyside. Gene Pyne earned the win as Braddock collected 19 hits led by three apiece from Butch Jones Morris Smallwood and Lewis Boyer. In the other game Montague defeated Grace Bible 13-5 behind a 17-hit attack with three-hit days from Bud Silman Melvin Aikens and Charlie Hill.
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Sunnyside
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Lewis Boyer
Jackie Billmyer
Murrell Renner
Pyne
Jack Barnhart
Carter Kellas
Carroll Shiley
Montague
Grace Bible
Bud Silman
Melvin Aikens
Charlie Hill
Aikens
Silman
Richard Clark
al Murphy
Ed Newcombe
Major League Leaders Overview by Category
National League batting led by Larker at .353 and Mays at .348. Mays also top in runs with 55. Banks led RBIs with 59, Cepeda tied for 50. Great and Clemente tied for hits at 85. Buron and Pinson led doubles with 7 and 6. Banks and Boyer head home runs with 21 and 18. Mays and Pinson tied for steals with 16 and 15. Williams led pitching decisions at 11-? with .857. Law had 112 decisions, .846. Drysdale top strikeouts with 110, Friend 92. Batting average leaders include Runnels and Maris. Mantle led runs with 55, Maris 52 RBIs, 82 runners in scoring, 30 hits for Minoso. Skowron and Lollar led doubles, Fox and Aparicio triples. Maris led homers with 20, Lemon 17. Aparicio and Minoso top steals. Coates and Daley show strong win records. Bunning and Pascual led strikeouts.
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Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Hoak
Pittsburgh
Banks
Chicago
Cepeda
Clemente
Burton
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Kirkland
San
Runnels
Boston
Maris
New York
Mantle
Hansen
Baltimore
Minoso
Skowron
Lollar
Fox
Aparicio
Lemon
Washington
Coates
B. Daley
Kansas City
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
Winchester Apple Growers Association Forms New Marketing Body
A new apple marketing organization, the Winchester Apple Growers Association Inc, is formed with charter members Stewart Bell Jr Beverley Orchards R T Packing Co J Kenneth Robinson D K Russell and Alfred Snapp. Truman Nold named executive secretary. The group leases the former Barr packing house at Winchester Cold Storage and will serve past users first.
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Winchester Apple Growers Association, Inc
Stewart Bell, Jr
Beverley Orchards, Inc
R & T Packing Co
J. Kenneth Robinson
D. K. Russell
Rotary and Lions Win Little Baseball League Night
Lions beat Kiwanis 10 hits to two as costello homered and Fletcher added a double and two singles. Rotary defeated Exchange 9 7 with Nicholson two hits and Yost and Clevenger each five walks and 10 runs between them. Plaster fanned 10 for Rotary while Strasnider and Morris struck out five for Exchange.
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Senseng Park
Exchange
Kiwanis
Yost
Clevenger
Nicholson
Thompson
B. Clevenger
Purdam
Billy Fletcher
John Costello
Exchange Club
Legg
Kern
Foreman
Larry Plaster
Strasnider
Morris
Royal Crown Cola Bantam Mixed League Opens Here
The Health Center lanes host the Royal Crown Cola Bantam Mixed Team League debut with youths 13 and under. Bobby Schneider posted a day high 114 as Yankees swept Tigers, Glenda Carter led Cardinals with 102, Sharon Armel 97, Gary Teets 104, Cubs, Pirates, Indians, Dodgers and other results noted in the opening matches.
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Yankees
Tigers
Royal Crown Cola
Glenda Carter
Cardinals
White Sox
Sharon Armel
Gary Teets
New Tenpin Loop Opens Northside League Formed
The Northside Lady Brunswicks formed last week with Rosa Reid president Cathy Compton vice president Louise Courtney secretary treasurer and Jo Votel statistician. Plumly Lumber's Jills swept four points from Royal Jewelers as Courtney led with 146 427 and Votel led losers with 143 415. Charlotte Carter led Team 4 with 139 403 as they gained three points from C P Rebels. Evelyn Moreland led the Reds with 160 426.
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Lady Brunswicks League
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Cathy Compton
Louise Courtney
Jo Votel
Plumly Lumber
Jills
Royal Jewelers
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Team 4
C&p Rebels
Evelyn Moreland
Reds
Grandmother’s Wedding Attire Tone and Color Tips
The exchange suggests tolerating the 80 year old grandmother wearing black at the wedding. It proposes lightening the look with color accents such as a pink rose hat or a bright corsage to keep tastefulness while honoring her choice.
Marketing program plans to handle 400000 bushel crop
A spokesman announced a preliminary estimate of 400000 bushels for this year’s crop. An expanding marketing program is being planned to keep pace with the substantial increase in production of fresh market varieties expected over the next several years.
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Nouncement
O Sullivan to Feature Strikeout Artist at Rouss Park
The Winchester Baseball Club under O'Sullivan Co faces Charles Town at Rouss Park Diamond Sunday at 2. Charlie Kerns, famed for 21 strikeouts in one game last week, headlines the mound. New uniforms may arrive a week late. Tri-State League plans affect Winchester schedule.
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O'Sullivan Co
Charles Town
Rouss Park
Charlie Kerns
O'Sullivan
Kern
Rivalry of Snead and Palmer Looms Over Canada Cup
The United States leads Canada Cup golf as Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead push for both team victory and individual glory. After 36 holes the U S team sits 279 with Ireland 282, South Africa 284, and Australia 286. Snead and Van Donck contend for the individual title while Palmer trails closely in scoring and the tournament concludes after 72 holes.
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Associated Press
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Ireland
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Sam Snead
United States
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Palmer
Arnold
Sam
Ben Hogan
South Africa
Australia
Old Sam
Belgium
Flory van Donck
van Donck
Gary Player
Revolutionary Tennis Scoring Proposal Meets Slim Chance
Wimbledon reports weather delays as James Van Alen proposes a table tennis style scoring of five serves per player and a 21 point win with two ahead at 20-20. LTA secretary Basil Reay says the idea has little chance of catching on while players reach the quarterfinals under rain interrupted play.
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Reay
International Lawn Tennis Federation
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Miss Hantze
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South Africa
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