Marichal Quietly Ends No-Hitter Curse in Giants Win
Juan Marichal pitched the first no hitter for a Giant since 1929, beating Houston 1-0 at Candlestick Park. The Dominican right-hander finished strongly, striking out two in the final frame, while reporters teased the game’s rapid pace and a media “no-hitter” tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Marichal
Houston
Conilestick Park
Marichal
Juan
Dominican Republic
Alma
Felipe Alou
Felipe
Hall of Fame
San Francisco Giant
Rifle Talk: Calibers, Targets, and Junior Shooters
The column surveys rifle calibers from the .220 Swift to the .22 Hornet noting era origins and uses. It discusses the .270 and .284 Win for woodchucks and the shift to international targets for army firing post 1963 while mentioning junior practice and upcoming NRA target changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stebbins
Rip van Winkle
Armory
Jack Sahm
Bill Leatherman
Army
NRA
Duckpin League Scores and Champions at Health Center Lanes
In last night’s Health Center Lanes events, Royal Cab led with a 383 in Men’s Triples as Dennis Sirbaugh 137 and Kenny Sisler 103-08 supported. Shenandoah News posted two wins over Al's Pass, while Peggy Crowser and Jimmy Shanholtz clinched Health Center Teen Age Mixed titles with three victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chug White
Dennis Sirbaugh
Kenny Sisler
Royal Cab
Cubs
Allen Hoover
Harry Ratliff
Ague
Charles Lake
Ernie Davies
Ronnie Bageant
Shenandoah News
Sue Purtlebaugh
Gary Madigan
Peggy Crowser
Jimmy Shanholtz
First Presbyterian Triumphs in Church League Golf? (note: cannot confirm exact title due to OCR)
First Presbyterian finally wins a church league game at A field after a long drought. Bob Wheeler drives the offense with three hits and three runs while Jim Laise scatters hits to earn the win. Frank Foreman takes the loss as errors haunt Congregational Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Bob Wheeler
Congregational Christian
Presbyterian
Jim Laise
Laise
Frank Foreman
First Baptist Edges Wesley in Church League Thriller
First Baptist 83 defeats Wesley Methodist 83 in a nightcap at Senseny Park. Pitcher Jack Fretwell limited Wesley to four hits as First Baptist improved to a perfect league record. Royston hit a home run with three RBIs. Mellett went 3-for-3. Leighton added a fourth inning homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Wesley Methodist
Senseny Park
Funkball Jack Fretwell
Red Royston
Max Mellett
Royston
Floyd Leighton
Buckley Lages Rally Tops Northside Lanes in City League
Buckley Lages erased a 6 4 deficit with five third inning runs to lead 9 6. Jim Bromley hit a leadoff homer in the seventh to seal a 7 4 win over Northside Lanes at Sensey Park. Howard Adkins earned the mound win as Myers allowed nine hits and two costly errors for Northside. Buckley s Jimmy Omos collected three hits and two runs, helping Buckley Lages improve to 9 5 and pull even for second place with Lucky Inn and Halltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley-Lages
Northside Lanes
Jim Bromley
Buckley
Sensey Park
Bromley
Howard Adkins
Myers
Adkins
Buck Foley
A.D. Hott
Richard Dick
Jimmy Omos
Buckley Lages
Big Gun
Lucky Inn
Halltown
Rotary Loses First Little League Game Of Season
Rotary fell 6 to 2 as National Fruit defeated them in a local Little League game. Bruce Clevenger pitched all nine innings for Rotary while Nelson Orndorff Ricky Catlett and Robbie Wright sparked the winners with multiple hits. Catlett limited Rotary to four hits for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Bruce Clevenger
Stan Sager
Bill Harper
Nelson Orndorff
Ricky Catlett
Robbie Wright
Catlett
Cities Service Clinches 5-2 Win Over Exchange in Lowry League
Rich Cummings and Tim Haley homered driving Cities Service to a 5-2 victory over Exchange at Senseny Park. Cummings cut the deficit to 2-1 in the first inning, Haley followed with a two-run blast scoring Steve Boettner, who had set up Dennis Bromley's earlier run. Rusty Jones allowed five hits for the win while Mike Oates took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Cummings
Tim Haley
Cities Service
Exchange
Senseny Park
Cummings
Haley
Steve Boettner
Boettner
Dennis Bromley
Bromley
Rusty Jones
Mike Oates
Tigers Edge Senators 7 5 in ten innings
The Tigers beat the Senators 7 5 in a TACS Baseball League game at Monty Harris field. Monty Harris led off the 10th with a triple and scored on Larry Fletcher's throw in. Oates added an insurance run with a single scoring Fletcher, and hit the only homer of the game in the fourth to tie the score at 3 3 temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Tigers
Senators
Monty Harris
Larry Fletcher
Oates
Fletcher
Majon League REREAD JERERES National League Batting
League batting and pitching leaders from the National and American leagues are listed with top totals for at bats runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Groat Clemente Aaron Banks Yastrzemski Malzone Wagner and Aparicio with figures for teams such as Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groat
St. _ and
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Owe Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
H. Aaron
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Cincinati
Banks
Robinson
Eeeran Loney
O'Toole
Malzone
Boston
Wagner
Los Angeles
Allison
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Kaline
Detroit
Power
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Fregosi
Stuart
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Radatz
New York
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Jean DeHaven
Aileen
Hilda Johnson
Mrs. DeHaven
Barbara Snapp
Ruby Snapp
Jane Sanders
Ford
1St Presbyterian
Winches Merchants
Hammers
Alco
Clarke County Esso
ELKS
Et Ae
Rinker
VFW
Ronnie Clevenger
Clevenger
Weldon Wilson
Clevnger
W. Boscawen St
Winchester
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Wayne B. Omps
William A. Rooker
John L. Glaize Lemtel W. Brown
Maurice W. Perry James KR. Wilkins
William L. Perry
Carl Hubbell
Majon League
Jereres
THE
Javier
Cepeda
Great
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Daytona
Riverside
Atlanta
Charlotte
N.C
Ee Motor Company
Valley Ave
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