Has No Beef Early Wynn Fails Again In Bid For 300th Victory
In Chicago, Early Wynn left after six innings as Cleveland kept within reach with a five hit effort. The Indians rallied in the ninth for a 4 3 victory while Wynn blamed fatigue and told Birdie Tebbetts he could be ready with four or five days rest. He recalled his strong form a week earlier against the Sox and said he would pitch when needed.
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York
Cleveland
Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Indians
ST Pentalea Meter
Saar Wynn
Birdie Tebbetts
Esse
Birdie
Sox
Ron Han
City League Softball Scores and Other League Results
Hammer-Alco defeats Lucky Inn 4 1 in city league. Northside Lanes beats Buckley-Lages 6 4. Jaycees win 12 11 over VFW. National Fruit tops Lions 7 5. Kiwanis 4 O Sullivan 2. Warrenton 7 defeats Blue Ridge 6 in polo.
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Lucky Inn
Northside
Buckley- Lages
Jaycee Pony League Jaycees
VFW
National Fruit
Lions
Kiwanis
O'Sullivan
Polo Warrenton
Blue Ridge
Cussen and Connolly Lead Winchester Ladies Golf
Mrs. Jean Cussen and her guest Mrs. Adelaide Connolly led the Winchester Golf Club Ladies Member-Guest after 18 holes with a net 64 half of the event. A three way tie for second featured Tide Custer Non Frances Catarella and Maddie Grove with low nets of 65.
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Jean Cussen
Adelaide Connolly
Winchester Golf Club
Tide Custer
Non- Frances Catarella
Maddie Grove
S. Custer
Sue Hedrick
Glaize
Kardy Largent
Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament Set Here Monday
The Winchester Golf Club hosts a 16 hole Jaycee junior event Monday with a large field of young players. The top four qualify for the State Jaycee Junior Tournament July 10 at Hermitage Country Club in Richmond where a driving contest will also count in results. Billy Phillips will coach on rules and fundamentals.
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Winchester Golf Club
Ethelwood
Richmond
Hermitage Country Club
Billy Phillips
Suffolk Boy Wins 18-Under Tennis Championship
Tommy Morgan of Suffolk defeated Hal Jones of Richmond to win the 18 and under boys title at the Norfolk Yacht and Country Club 3-6 6-3 6-1. Upset win over top seed Dubby Wynne earlier spotlighted Morgan's victory. Rueger and Ragle claim 16-and-under doubles while Wynne and Chewning take 18-and-under doubles. Girls titles go to Susan Allan and Pam Taylor with Stokes in ARLINGTON aiding doubles victory.
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Norfolk
Hal Jones
Richmond
Tommy Morgan
Suffolk
Morgan
Jones
Norfolk Yacht and Country Club
Thursey
Dubby Wynne
Tommy Rueger
Virginia Beach
Henry Ragle
Deuce
Rueger
Wynne
Tommy Chewning
al Dickingon
Ragle
John Winter
Wiley Wood
Susan Allan
Charlottesville
Lee Price
Pam Taylor
Alexandria
Carol Stokes
Arlington
Miss Price
Mary Duane
Tisha Myers
Nina
Minors Scores By The Associated Press
In the International League Columbus beat Arkansas 1 to 0 while Indianapolis defeated Jacksonville 4 to 3. Richmond won 4 to 2 over Rochester and Toronto led Syracuse 8 to 6. Atlanta game at Buffalo was postponed due to rain.
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Arkansas
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Indianapolis
Jacksonville
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Syracuse
Cleveland Open tightens field as 75 players within eight strokes
The $110, 000 Cleveland Open narrowed to 75 players within eight strokes after two rounds at Beechmont Country Club. Bo Wininger 135 and Gary Player 135 led a large pack, with Nicklaus, Lema, Feree, Goalby, Snead, Eggers, Funseth, Boros, Rudolph, and Palmer in close pursuit as an 18 hole playoff possibility looms.
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Cleveland
PGA
Beechmont County Club
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma
Gary Player
South Eee Wines
Jainesville
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Jim Fer
Arnold Palmer
Weather A Factor In Tonight’s All America Game
The hot humid weather could decide the East versus West clash in War Memorial Stadium. About 30,000 fans expected. East coached by Wisconsin’s Wast Bruhn and West by Southern California’s John McKay. McKay tabs Bill Nelsen at quarterback, Bruhn selects Ron Vanderkelen.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Mississippi
Jim Dunaway
Michigan State
Dave Behrman
Wisconsin
Wast Bruhn
Southern California
John McKay
War Memorial Stadium
McKay
Bill Nelsen
Bruhn
Ron Vanderkelen
Nelson
Trojans
Badgers
Duckpin Bowling Derry Duo Wins Health Center Doubles
Duckpin bowling at the Health Center Boys doubles League sees Derry and Crosby win twice over Anderson and Shade with a 256 mid game total. Shade and Anderson lead opponents in the finale. Shanholtz and Bromley post 128 and 124 while Mason nets 119 in a nightcap loss. Madigan and Boyce post 253 in two wins. Stotler and Teets sweep, Stotler 347. McKee and Sirbaugh win twice over Madigan and Myers.
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Pete Crosby
Tommy Anderson
Eddie Shade
Health Center
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Shade
Anderson
Jimmy Shanholtz
Paul Bromley, Jr
Stuart Carper
Charles Mason
Mason
Gary Madigan
Punky Boyce
Cubby Burke
Gary Watkins
Burke
James Stotler
Gary Teets
John Kendall
Kenny Sisler
Sisler
Philip McKee
Happy Madigan
Dennis Sirbaugh
Madigan
Donnie Myers
Yankees Win First Clarke Little League Opener
In Berryville the Yankees beat the Ordinals 9 to 8 in Clarke County major Little League. Steve Willingham had three hits and Roger Presgraves earned the win on the mound. In the separate minor league contest the Braves defeated the Giants 149 with Duane Marcus winning and Jock McIntosh taking the loss.
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Berryville
Yankees
Clarke County
Steve Willingham
Roger Presgraves
Braves
Giants
Duane Marcus
Jock McIntosh
Evening TV Schedule With News and Movies Highlights
A dense list of television programs for a day including news segments, sports, and multiple feature films. Notable titles include Sailor of the King with Jeffrey Hunter and The Narrow Margin with Charles McGraw, plus Strangers on a Train and Pacific Destiny among others.
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Charles McGraw
Jacqueline White
Amateur medalist seen coming from second day’s qualifying
The State Amateur at the Cascades faces hot dry weather affecting the course as players like Pam Summers Jr. of Staunton and former champ Rudy Clement vie for top medal. Vinnie Giles defends his 1962 title and will qualify for the championship flight as match play begins Monday morning.
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Niversary
Cascades
Pam Summers Jr
Staunton
Bright
Rudy Clement
Virginia Beach
W. H. Alexander
Hopewell
Reggie Via
Clayton Anderson
Winchester
George Fulton
Roanoke
Wright Garrett
Danville
The
Fulton
Vinnie Giles
Lynchburg
Monda
Giles
Home Run Baker Hall of Famer Dies at 77
John Franklin Baker known as Home Run Baker and a Hall of Fame baseball star died at his Trappe Maryland home at age 77 after a stroke two weeks earlier. He played for the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees and earned the nickname from a 1911 World Series two run homer and a decisive ninth inning shot in the third game.
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Christy Mathewson
Savings Bonds Ownership Surges to 46 Billion
Treasury records show tens of millions of American families now own more than 46 billion dollars in U S Savings Bonds Series E and H.
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Treasury Department
U.S
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Miss Brooks
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Dennis the Menace
Jetsons
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Louis Jourdan
Joan Fontaine
Frankenstein
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Boris Karloff
China
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Real McCoys
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E.boscawen ST. - MO
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Capital Records Recording Star
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