Local Junior Golf Tourney Set for Winchester July Dates
The Winchester Jaycees host two day local Junior Chamber of Commerce golf event on July 2 and July 5 at Winchester Golf Club and Carpers Valley Golf Club open to Winchester and Frederick County residents. Top players advance to the July 9 to 11 Boonsboro Country Club state event in Lynchburg Virginia.
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Junior Chambers
D.C
Japan
Panama
Puerto Rico
Huntingoon
W. Va
Spring Valley Country Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Golf Club
Billy Phillips
Carper’s Valley Golf Club
Wilson Pugh
Boonsboro Country Club
Lynchburg
Virginia
Winchester Jaycees
Winchester Club
Mr Grubbs To Be Honored At Softball Night
Mr Grubbs receives a tribute in Winchester as 78 year old James Samuel Grubbs is honored. F L Jim Largent the congressional candidate will present two gifts while Ed Burch urges a large crowd to attend. Games feature Coca Cola versus Lucky Inn at 7 after the ceremony and Fraternal Order of Police versus R H Hummer at 6 with public address coverage.
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Mr. Grubbs
Winchester
Ed Burch
F. L
Jim” Largent
Congress
James Samuel Grubbs
Barnett
Largent
Burch
Star
Coca Cola
Lucky Inn
Order of Police
R. H. Hummer
Label guidance from Sydney horseradish sauce
A Sydney horseradish sauce label advises that to retain heat the product should be refrigerated. The wording on the brand label emphasizes keeping the sauce cold after opening.
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Sydney
Australia
Rollins Cepeda Lead All Star Balloting In 1961
Rich Rollins of Minnesota topped the American League voting with 184 of 280 votes for the starting third base spot in the first 1961 All Star game set for July 10 at District of Columbia Stadium in Washington. Cepeda and Mazeroski also led infield selections as managers Houk and Hutchinson prepare the NL and AL lineups.
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New York
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Washington
District of Columbia
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Rollins
Kent State University
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Billy Moran
Los Angeles
Luis Aparicio
Cepeda
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Ken Boyer
St. Loui
Dick Groat
Ralph Houk
Fred Hutchinson
Gerringer Seeks Second Straight Medal In State Amateur
Ronnie Gerringer 19 of Hampton aims for a second consecutive medal in the 49th State Amateur at Cascades. He hopes to find another 68 after a practice round, as 120 players compete on the 6732 yard Cascades course in Hot Springs.
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HOT Springs
Ronnie Gerringer
Hampton
Gerringer
The
Cascades
Sam Wallace
Williamsburg
Wallace
George Fulton
Roanoke
Bobby Loy
Princess Anne County
Connie Sellers
Roan
Moose Club dominates Elks in Pony League win
The Moose Club improved its Pony League record to 31 with a 19 to 6 victory over the Elks Club. Ronald Rinker struggled with errors and wild pitches aiding Moose, while David Forney led the offense with three hits in three at bats. Teammates Paul Johnson Jim Stotler Clark Dixon and Randy Martin added two hits each. Larry Kelley got the win.
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Moose Club
Elks Club
David Forney
Winers
Paul Johnson
Jim Stotler
Clark Dixon
Randy Martin
Larry Kelley
Major League Leaders Highlight 1960s Baseball Races
AP report lists top players across American and National leagues including Jimenez batting .349 with Kansas City, Pearson 58 runs for Los Angeles, Wagner 21 homers for LA, Mays 66 RBIs for San Francisco, Koufax 171 strikeouts for Brooklyn, and Banks 21 homers tied with Mays.
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Jimenez
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Pearson
Los Angeles
Green
Minnesota
Wagner
Robinson
Chicago
Rollins
Cunningham
Fox
Cimoli
A. Smith
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Wood
Foytack
Wickersham
Pascual
Estrada
Belinsky
Musial
St. Louis
T. Davis
F. Alou
San Francisco
Wills
Mays
Flood
Cincinnati
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Banks
Mejias
Javier
Koufax
Drysdale
Gibson
Major League standings and Friday results update
Major League standings show Cleveland leading the American with a 41 31 record and New York at 39 30. Friday results include New York 6 Los Angeles 3 and Boston 9 Kansas City 3. San Francisco leads the National with Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati posting shutouts and multi-game outcomes.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Twinight
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
East Wins All-America Bowl 13-8 Over West
In Buffalo New York the East edged the West 13-8 as a timely halftime adjustment to the East defense changed the momentum Friday night in the second annual All American Bowl.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Froehling Only U. S. Male Player Left at Wimbledon
Frank Arthur Froehling III reaches the Wimbledon last 16 in men's singles becoming the sole American left in the event. He predicts an even chance against Spain's Manuel Santana as U S women advance with Victoria Palmer joining Billie Jean Moffitt and others in the round of 16.
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John Gale
Wimbledon
England
Frank Arthur Froehling III
Froehling
Australia
Coral Gables
Fla
Trinity University
San Antonio
Tex
Spain
Manuel Santana
U.S
Victoria Palmer
Phoenix
Ariz
Friday
Billie Jean Moffitt
Karen Hantze Susman
Darlene Hard
Miss Palmer
Robyn Ebbern
Clinton belts two homers as Red Sox top A's 9-3
Clinton drives in six and hits his second grand slam of the season to power the Red Sox past the A's 9-3. Hardy filled in for the ill Ted Williams and Clinton homered twice, with six RBIs in Boston's win. Yankees beat Angels 6-3 to pull within a half game of Cleveland, who fell 3-2 to Chicago.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Kansas City
A’s
Lu Clinton
Ted Williams
Bult
Clinton
Carroll Hardy
Can’t. Hardy
A's
Frank Malzone
Pete Runnels
Jim Pagliaroni
Runnels
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Angels
Ford
New York
Yan
Leon Wagner
Bob Bob Rodgers
Yanks
Chicago
Joe Cunningham
Floyd Robinson
Charley Maxwell
al Smith
Maxwell
Jim Landis
Woody Held
Cleveland
Ray Herbert
Bailey Delivers In 12th To Lift Giants Over Phillies
The 31-year-old catcher Bailey hit his 12th homer in the 12th inning to raise San Francisco to a 4-3 win over Philadelphia and move the Giants one game ahead of the Dodgers. The Mets beat the Dodgers 10-4 after walking 16 times.
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Sandy Stephens
Gabriel
Miami
Bill Miller
Ferguson
West
Davis
Giants
Dodgers
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Express
San Francisco
Philaelphia
Bailey
San Franciscans
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Reds
Schuler-Patton Smelser-Davies Bowl Twice in Health Center Wins
Schuler-Patton and Smelser-Davies each won two of three in their matches on Health Center Lanes. Herb Schuller 140 and Maxine Patton 124 led Schuller-Patton. Sam McCall 139 and Aggie McCall 128 for the McCalls. Betty Webber 118 and Blair Webber 117 paced Smelser-Davies as Jennings-Webber margin held with Roy Smelser 130. Pirates beat Red Coats twice in Bantam League with Faye Adams 117 and total 219 for 104 average. Kaye Adams 101 and 97 plus Barbara Butler 94 for losers. Orioles take two over Redskins as Gene Willis 95 and Jim Hall 93-91 aided. White Sox win two over Colts with Jim Hall 93-91 and Caz Zuckerman 92. Colts’ Lefty Ricky Grubb 78 and 74.
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Herb Schuller
Maxine Patton
Schuller-Patton
McCall’s
Zuckermans
Health Center
Sam McCall
Aggie McCall
Smelser-Davies
Jennings-Webber
Roy Smelser
Betty Webber
Blair Webber
Faye Adams
Pirates
Red Coats
Faye
Kaye Adams
Bobby Willis
David Burke
Bobby Dunn
Barbara Butler
Connie Sargent
Senators
Giants Giants
Gene Willis
Orioles
Redskins
Jim Hall
Caz Zuckerman
White Sox
Colts
Ricky Grubb
Joanna Robert‘son
Susan Singhass
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Posipe Sentance
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Cardinals
Dr. Anderson
Jack Keffer
Clayton Anderson
W. H. Alexander
Petersburg
Frank Butcher
Frank Summers Jr
Staunton
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Ronald Rinker
Rinker
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Lee Moore
Night Hawk
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Ohio State
Art Perkins
North Texas State
Nick Buonaconti
Notre Dame
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North Carolina State
Bob Ferguson
Tom Hall
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Lupton
Ville Ave
Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
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Indians
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Mets
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Jim O’toole
Bob Buhl
Don Elston
Jack Baldschun
Billy O'Dell
Joe Moeller
Ron Perranoski
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