Halltown Over Clarke County in City League Thriller
Halltown edged Clarke 7 5 to take first place after a four run third inning. Esso and Phillips 66 each scored multiple runs with Phillips tying in the fifth on Larry Wadsworths homer and Adam Myers earning the win. Final at City League game ends with Phillips 66 7 Esso 5. Tonight Church League.
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Halltown
Clarke Gles
County Esso
Phillips
Lucky Inn
Esso
al Worthington
White Sox
Gerry McNertney
Dave Nicholson
Orioles
Washington
John Kennedy
Don Lock
Brooks Robinson
Willie Kirkland
Lock
Braves
Darrell Sutherland
New York
Ron Hunt
Mets
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Tony Cloninger
Frank Lary
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Reds
Roy Face
Pirate
First Entry For District Softball In The Valley
The Halltown W VA softball team led by Bill Blackford is the first entry in the 1964 Winchester District Virginia Amateur Softball Association Tournament to be held July 23 26 at Senseng Park. Clarke County Esso and Halltown both advanced to the State Tournament at Charlottesville with Esso going 2 1 and Halltown 1 2. The District winners will play at the State Tournament August 7 9 and receive trophies.
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Valley Board
Halltown
W. VA
Winchester
Senseng Park
Bill Blackford
Charlottesville
Hero
Clarke County Esso
Clearbrook Lions Win In FCRA Play
The Clearbrook Woolen team defeated Middle town Lions 10-1 in the FCRA little baseball league. Chuck Kline pitched three hits allowed for the win and Kline Payne and Carter homered. In Middletown, Nichols earned the win for the 149ers, Madigan took the loss as Stonsifer and Nichols hit triples.
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Clearbrook
SC Lions
FCRA
Middletown
Chuck Kline
Kline
M. Payne
Carter
Perry
Keeler
Nichols
R. Madigan
Stonsifer
Copeland
Madigan
Piersall Guides Kirkpatrick in Outfield Switch
Ed Kirkpatrick of the Los Angeles Angels is moving from catcher to left field with help from 19 year old Jim Piersall, who works with him daily on caroms and fielding as Kirkpatrick settles in. General manager Fred Haney compares his stroke to Eddie Mathews. The piece also notes nine sub 70 rounds in the U S Open with leaders Palmer Brewer Venturi and others.
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LOS Angeles
NBA
Ed Kirkpatrick
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Piersall
Kirkpatrick
Piersall
Jim
Fred Hahey
Jed
Eddie ‘Mathews
Braves
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer
Ken Venturi
Tommy Jacobs
Bob Charles
Billy Casper
Don January
Allison's Streak At 19 Leads Twins And AL
Bob Allison extended his hitting streak to 19 games with a 20th homer as the Twins defeated Chicago 9-3. The outfielder lifted his season average to .340, tops in the American League, while the Twins added to a busy day of AL results including Baltimore, New York, Boston, and Kansas City wins.
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Dick Coucch
Associated Press
Bob Allison
Kansas
Allison
Twins
Chicago
Zoilo Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Yanks
Tigers
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Giants Grab NL Lead as O'Dell Shuts Dodgers in 1-0 Win
Billy O'Dell sidelined with neck pain watches the Dodgers lose 1-0 to the Giants at Candlestick Park. Ron Herbel pitched eight innings before Duke Snider was walked and Jesus Alou scored on a misplay to give San Francisco the lead. The win moved the Giants to the NL lead while the Dodgers dropped to ninth, with Jewish replies across the league noted including Reds, Braves, and Cubs wins.
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Associated Press
Billy O'Dell
Los Angeles Dodgers
O’dell
Dodger
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Ron Herbel
Don Drysdale
Orlando Cepeda
Herbel
Ron Fairly
Frank Howeard
Giant
Alvin Dark
O'Dell
John Roseboro
Billy
Candlestick Park
Jim Gilliam
Lee Walls
Maury Wills
Phillies
Cardinals
Chris Short
Milwaukee
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Cubs
Colts
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Duke Snider
Cepeda
Drysdale
Howard
Jesus Alou
Kuenn
Cards
Bill White
Short
Philadelphia
Carpers Valley Member Guest tournament draws 36 players
The Carpers Valley Golf Club hosted its annual member-guest event with 36 players. Winners include Low Net-Member Carter 133 and Low Gross-Member Al Murphy 146. Guests Roland Nelson 131 and Ken Carr 150 led the low net and low gross categories.
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Carpers Valley
Joe Ragan
Howard Dawkins
Jack Ritter
Ken Carr
al Kendall
Paul Carter
al Murphy
Jr. Carter
Roland Nelson
Low Gross
Harold Catlett
Lew Gross
Boxing Roundup Hits Manila Tokyo and More
Names and weights from across cities show mixed results. Mario Rossito and Carl Penalosa recorded bouts in Manila with close scores. Gaspar Ortega outpointed Cecil Mott in Laurel Montana. Ronnie Jones defeated Shiego Marisawa in Tokyo. Enzo Giannandrea faced Rene Dourre in Sandepolcro with an 8 weight bout.
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Associated Press
Manila
Mario Rossito
Columbia
Carl Penalosa
Drew
Laurel
Mont
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
Ariz
Tokyo
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Shiego Marisawa
Japan
Sandepolcro
Italy
Enzo Giannandrea
Rene Dourre
Martinique
Major League Standings and Weekend Results
Major League results include New York beating Detroit 5 4 in 10 innings and Cleveland 4 Boston 2. Sunday scores list New York 8 5 Detroit 6 6 Boston 8 4 Cleveland 5 3 Baltimore 6 Washington 4 Minnesota 9 Chicago 3 Kansas City 4 Los Angeles 0. Upcoming games include Minnesota at Baltimore and Chicago at Cleveland.
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New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet.g.b. San Fran
Phila
Pittsburgh
Incinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Chicago Minnesota
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Winchester Evening Star
Phillips 66
Dixie
Wiltshire
Bob Kline
Buddy Willis
Ed Grim
Grim
Haymaker
Randy Ander
Frank Simons
Simons
RHE “.C.esso
Balltown
Church League
Sonny” Higgs
Highland Avenue
Begoodrich Store
Loudoun Street
HFC Traveloan
HFC
Staten Snel
Corporati
Credit FE
Household Finance, ‘Corporation of Aiachasinr
J.C. Penny Store
Tom Tresh
Don Demeter
Dick McAuliffe
Gates Brown
Joe Sparma
Mickey Lolich
Felix Mantilla
Frank Malzone
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Leon Wagner
Evening Star Ports
Ernie Banks
Billy Cowan
Dick Bertell
Bob Buhl
Marty Keough
Cincinnati Reds
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Jackowski
Diego Segui
Athletics
Angels
Szoan
Valley Ave
Place Bros. Tire. Co., Inc
Victor
Plee Office Supply, Inc
Farling Ware
Dixie Beverage Co
Indianapolis
George Washington Garage
Loudoun St
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