Housewife League Action Features Wingfield Strike Victory
In Thursday Morning Housewife League play at Health Center Lanes Cot ton Pickers swept Die Hards as Ruby Wingfield delivered a 123 in the third game aided by Alice Godlove 116 and 107 and Isabelle Calkins 105 Irene Borrer 120 and Vista Eskridge 110 led Die Hards In another match Charli es team notched three wins to extend a 15 game winning streak Evelyn Tucker 127 Nellie Vaughan 119 spurred Four Pops past the Chopsticks 3 0 Garnett McCarty 118 107 and Billie Towlen 119 fueled the Four Pops win Tri Hard s took two of three from Valley Reds Mix June Bageant 112 110 Naomi Houston 102 paced the losers Thelma Bucher 103 contributed for Valley Reds Mix The text notes a final line on rubber wood in Malaya as a new potential paper basis.
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Ruby
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Vista Eskridge
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Billie Towlen
Pauline Miller
June Bageant
Naomi Houston
Tri-Hards
Valley Reds-Mix
Thelma Bucher
Yankees Rally Behind Bridges to Top Twins as Hauls Second
New York Yankees beat Minnesota 4 to 2 to move into second place in the AL standings. Marshall Bridges closed the eighth with bases loaded, fanned Don Mincher, then finished the ninth for the win. Mantle and Maris homered, aiding Bill Stafford’s victory for a two-run lead.
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Luis Arroyo
Bill Stafford
Homer
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
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Cleveland
New York
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Maris
Mantle
Jack Kralick
Elston Howard
Bob Allison
Stafford
Tex Clevenger
Earl Battey
Mincher
Red Sox
Eli Grba
Don Schwall
All-America Bowl Stars Highlight East West Clash
The All-America Bowl in Buffalo features top college stars bound for pro contracts. East led by Woody Hayes with Gabriel and Davis. West led by Murray Warmath with Olsen and Stephens. NBC will televise at 8:30 p.m. EST. Weather hot and humid.
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Canada
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al Rushatz
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American Football Coaches Association
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Buffalo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Angelo Cabiero
Bob Ferguson
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Utah State
Merlin Olsen
Bud Miller
Sandy Stephens
Warmath
Jim Saxton
Texas
Bobby Lee Thompson
Arizona
Art Perkins
North Texas State
Boxing results from various cities show multiple decisions and knockouts
In New Bedford Bob Fosmire 145 out pointed Kenny Tavares 145 after 12 rounds. In Miami Sammy Burgess 145 knocked out Cassius Ford 146 in 4 rounds. In Moncton Burke Em ery 166 stopped Emery Boudreau 160 in 1 round. In Tokyo Mundo Esparaz 11812 stopped Kenji Yonekura 11812 in 6 rounds.
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Mass
Bob Fosmire
Boston
Kenny Tavares
Miami
Dodgers regaining edge as Demeter leads Phillies over Giants
Phillies outslugged the Giants 7-2 with outfielder Mike Demeter delivering a first inning homer and a go-ahead two-run shot in the seventh. Dodgers mount late rally to beat the Mets 5-4 in 13 innings, lifting them a half game ahead of San Francisco.
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Jim Gilliam
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Phils
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St. Louis
MLB Leaders Highlight Top Batting and Pitching Marks
Jimenez of Kansas City leads batting with a .351 average and 98 hits by Rollins of Minnesota, while Wagner of Los Angeles stacks 21 homers and 58 RBIs as top sluggers. Wills of Los Angeles swipes 41 bases and Roebuck posts a 5-0 record with a 1.000 ERA among notable pitching.
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Green
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Robinson
Chicago
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Moran
Cunningham
Fox
Cimoli
A. Smith
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Wood
Foytack
Wickersham
Young Titleholders Ford And Guest Win Ladies Tourney
Terry Ford of Winchester and Ernestine Jones of Front Royal captured the first Ladies Member-Guest title at Winchester Golf Club with a net 63. Adelaide Connolly led low gross among guests with 83, and 42 players formed a strong field as the event closed the club season.
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Guest Win
Winchester
Ernestine Jones
Front Royal
Winchester Golf Club
Helen Edwards
Mary Bartenstein
Warrenton
Ellis Ford
Greystone Terrace
Adelaide Connolly
Washington Golf and Country Club
Arlington
Bartenstein
Rhodes
Edwards
Billy Phillips
Fred Stickney
Phillips
Golf
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Kent Roberts
Lewis Hyde
C. Hunter Jones
National League Standings And Thursday Results In Baseball
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 50 wins and San Francisco close behind at 49. Pittsburgh, St Louis, Cincinnati, Milwaukee follow, with Philadelphia, Houston, Chicago, and New York in the lower half. Thursday results include Chicago over St Louis 7 2 and Los Angeles beating New York 5 4 in 13 innings.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
Flood
Robinson
Cincinnati
Ranew
Houston
National League
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New York
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Washington
Boston
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Elwood Willis Sets House Mark At North Side
Elwood Willis broke the house record at Northside Tenpin Janes with a 678 set as his team defeated the Mixed Five 4 0 in the Thursday night handicap league Willis posted 245 and 200 game scores for the record. Bill Blessing led the losing team with 480. The Wonders swept Spares 40. David Lowery 481 on 134 165 182 paced winners while Morris Lowery led Spares with 503 on 181 189 133. Tall Steve Reedy 574 led Charcoal Hearth past Food Fair 3 1 Loring Burkhart added 517 for best loser. Food Fair was led by Jay Holcomb 508 on 194 133 181.
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Elwood Willis
Northside
Janes
Willis
Bill Blessing
Wonders
David Lowery
Morris Lowery
Steve Reedy
Charcoal Hearth
Food Fair
Loring Burkhart
Austria Becomes Coast Europe's Second Largest Oil Seamer
Austria rises to Coast Europe's second largest seamer of oil as production climbs in 1960 to more than 2 400 000 metric tons, signaling a strong year for Austrian oil output.
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Austria
Europe
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