Colonels Fall 5-1 Despite Shiley Shutout Run
Giles Carr led Warren County to a 5-1 win over visiting James Wood to stay atop District 19. Shiley held James Wood to one hit after the third inning, while Gene Kendall and Dickie Goode produced key hits for Warren County.
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Giles Carr
Warren County
James Wood
Luray
Wildcats
Johnny Levge
Jack Shiley
Jim Casey
Front Royal
Shirey
Lecee
al Murphy
Skiley
Dickie Goode
Gene Wallace
Hartley
Bill
Abr
Wallace
If Duvall
Shile
P Russell
Murnvhy
C Ready
3 Goode
Rf Miller
Legere
P Richard
Kenny
Henry
3D Riley
Kendall
A Miller
Smith
Carr
Grove
Manuel
Builder Foresees housing Shortage
George S. Goodyear of the National Association of Home Builders warned at the U S Chamber of Commerce meeting that the 1960s may record the worst housing shortage in history if private industry and government do not accelerate home production. He cited rapid population growth, 1 6 million marriages annually, and a target of 900 000 new homes yearly as insufficient to meet demand.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
George S. Goodyear
The
National Assn. of Home Builders
Goodyear
Charlotte, N.C
Virginia paper mills receive 1956 safety plaques
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. of Covington and Mead Corp. of Lynchburg won safety awards for 1956 improvements, presented at a Southern Pulp and Paper Safety Association banquet. In Altavista, Leonard Eanes, 21, was killed when a dynamite charge exploded during inspection after a blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Virginia
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Covington, Va
Mead Corp
Lynchburg
Southern Pulp and Paper Manufacturer
Southern Pulp and Paper Safety Assahere
Altavista
Leonard Eanes
Eanes
Lynch Station
Nova Scotia Arts Festival Boosts Northumberland Shore Tourism
The Nova Scotia festival of arts will run four days from August 17 to 20 this year, aiming to boost tourist attractions along the Northumberland shore, after a two day debut last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatamagouche
N.S. 1
Nova Scotia
Zimmer's fifth hit seals Dodgers win over Cubs in nine
Don Zimmer collected five hits including a long eighth inning homer to power Brooklyn past Chicago 10 to 9. Frank Bolling added a 10th inning shot for Detroit in a 2-1 win over the Yankees as April’s dramatic day produced several standout performances across the majors.
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Don Zimmer
Dodgers
Cubs
Frank Bolling
Zimmer
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Pee Wee Reese
Shortston
Bolling
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Musial
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Williams
Boston
Kansas City
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Brooks Lawrence
Wally Post
Gus Bell
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Sal Maglie
Old Sal
Walt Moryn
Sandy Amoros
Dave Hillman
Chicago
Don Bessent
Bob Buhl
Milwaukee Lss
Dusty Rhodes
Ray Crone
Antonelli
Ray Moore
White Sox
Orioles
Tigers Blame Hitting Slump on Tighe Trio
Detroit manager Jack Tighe faults Al Kaline Harvey Kuenn and Charley Maxwell for a slow start. The trio, labeled the K Boys, are hitting under .300 with Kaline at .204 Maxwell .242 and Kuenn .167 after two weeks as the Tigers chase the pennant in the American League division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Jack Tighe
K Boys
al Kaline
Harvey Kuenn
Charley Maxwell
Tighe
New York Yankees
Isdsiae
Maxwell
Kuenn
Olson Traded From Senators to Tigers via Red Sox Route
Washington sent outfielder Karl Olson to Detroit with infielder Jack Phillips moving to the minors in a deal brokered by the Boston Red Sox. Olson, acquired in 1955 for about ten to fifteen thousand dollars, went from Washington to Boston then to Detroit. Phillips, 35, was sent from Detroit to San Francisco for a Red Sox farm assignment.
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Carl Olson
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Karl Olson
Jack Phillips
San Francisco
Olson
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Phillips
Seals
Senators
Dean Stone
Bob Chakales
Faye Throneberry
Milt Bolling
Russ Kemmerer
Archie Moore Faces German challenger in 10 round bout
Archie Moore weighing 206 1/4 pounds is favored to stop Hans Kalbfell in a non title 10 round outdoors bout at DuBois Arena in Essen Germany. Kalbfell 210 1/2 pounds carries a 16-1 pro record with 11 knockouts and ranks third heavy in Germany.
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Essen
Germany
Archie Moore
Hans Kalbfell
DuBois Arena
Hagen
Kalbfell
Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Associated Press
Eastern and National Leagues show Chicago Boston New York Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore Washington Detroit and others with current records. Today's and yesterday's results include Chicago 6 Baltimore 1 Detroit 2 New York 1 Cleveland 5 Washington 1 Boston 3 Kansas City 1 plus late innings scores.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
SOO
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Lees
Harshman
Sisler
Morgan
Ditmar
Lary
Pascual
Score
Title Bout Facts in Chicago Fullmer Robinson Championship
Facts and figures for the Dene Fullmer vs Sugar Ray Robinson middleweight title fight at Chicago Stadium. Details include principals Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah and Sugar Ray Robinson of New York, location Chicago Stadium, time 10 p.m. EDT, 15 rounds, ABC coverage, purses 30 percent each plus $100,000 TV receipts, expected attendance 12,000 and gross around $150,000.
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Chicago
Dene Fullmer
Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadium
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
ABC
Fire crews halt blaze in city garbage truck
In Waynesboro Virginia two fire trucks and drivers arriving promptly checked hydrants and extinguished a fire found inside a city garbage truck. The quick response prevented spread and major damage.
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Waynesboro
Third Week Over 160 as Larrick Leads White's Purol to Tie for First
Jack Larrick rolled 125 135 160 for a season high 420 as White's Purol defeated O'Sullivan Monday night to tie Brakeshoe Cafeteria for first. Carr Publishing and Brakeshoe split two matches before Carr won the decider 568 545.
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Jack Larrick
White
Purol
O’sullivan
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Brakeshoe
Carr Publishing Co
Larrick
Carr Publishing
Clarke County
Turk Wingfield
Carr
John Siler
Charles Ebert
Evan Creswell
Richard Sheetz
Don Woolschlager
Ken Smith
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Hugh Patton
Wallace Dill
Brakeshoe Cafe
White's
Parol
Buncutter Tire Co
DAV
Webbtown Market
Ken Smith Agency
National Fruit
Home Beneficial
O'Sullivan
Bears
B & S Poultry
Ind
Hottel
Hawthorne
Patton
Creswell
Woolschlager
Pugh
Ken
Virginia Governor Opposes Federal School Aid
Governor Stanley reiterates Virginia's opposition to federal aid for public school construction. He tells Senator Butler that local resources can meet needs and federal intervention is unnecessary and costly. The letter, released yesterday, argues federal aid brings admin waste and restrictive controls.
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Richmond
Stanley
Virginia
Sen
Butler
Rmd
Congress
Wool trade facts in Kashmir dispute discussed
The piece clarifies Kashmir wool uses. Cashmere sweaters sold in Western markets come from goat hair from Iran China and Mongolia. Kashmir sheep wool yields rugs.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Europe
America
Iran
China
Mongolia
Luray Bulldogs defeat Clarke County 7-3 in district clash
In a District 10 game at Luray, the Bulldogs beat Clarke County 7-3 as Luray presses toward the title. Leon Tomblin led with a homer and two doubles, while Clarke County hitters collected four two-base hits but failed to sustain rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Luray
Bulldogs
Eagles
Darrell Jones
Leon Tomblin
Lynn Campbell
Leroy Tomblin
Mickey Abbott
Leon Tombling
Noonie Heflin
Heflin
Donnie Fuller
Corkey Crouch
Tomblin
Donnie Moyer
Moyer
Eddie Osborne
Crounch
Ken Erickson
Stuart Fears
Crouch
Donnie Barr
Leon
Erickson
Osborne
Nixon predicts red dissension begins in Eastern Europe
Vice President Nixon says uprisings in Poland and Hungary signal an internal revolt that will threaten the Communist empire. He told a joint Jewish groups meeting that Kremlin leaders know their armies are unreliable and that unrest runs through colleges and the party. He cited Hungary and Poland as proof that desire for freedom survives despite tyranny.
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Chicago
Nixon
Poland
Hungary
Kremlin
Communist Party
American Jewish Committee
Antidefamation League of B'nai B'rith
Gen Duke Doubtful Starter in Derby
Gen Duke, favorite for Saturday's Kentucky Derby, showed a bad left front foot delaying a decision. Trainer Jimmy Jones will review X rays to decide if a fracture exists. if only a bruise or separation, the colt may run.
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Louisville
Ky. i
Gen
Duke
Jimmy Jones
Jones
Horse crashes through window in Charleston home
Mrs. Ernie Jones heard a crash and saw a horse with its head in her shattered picture window. She threw her shoe, and the animal backed away from the home, having escaped from a nearby farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston, W. Va
Ernie Jones
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Spahn
Gomez
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Hacker
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Purkey
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Richard Buncutter
Harold Pugh
Bill Deavers
Harry Hottel
Bobby Orndorff
U.S
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Johnny’s Sport Shop
W. Boscawen St
Gen. Duke
Derby
Nascar
OLD Dominion Speedway
Mnannassas, VA
Jim Reed
Bill Amick
Rex White
Carl Anderson
Frankie Schneider
Almo Lanley
Bill Morgan
Springfield
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