Indians snap skid as Romano, Wagner pace offensives
Leon Wagner homers for the Angels in a 5-4 win over Baltimore as John Romano launches two blasts for Cleveland in a 6-5 victory over Kansas City. The day also features Boston’s 13-6 defeat of Chicago and Minnesota's 4-2 win over Detroit.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sweets
John
Honey) Romano
Indians
Kansas City
Romano
Dan Pfister
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Leon Wagner
Angels
Baltimore
Boston
Master Golfer Opens Carpers Valley Club Sunday
Magic act star Paul Hahn brings a grand opening to Carper’s Valley Golf Club with a trick shot show that promises novel golf feats. Hahn entertains with rubber hose drives, running chatter, and golf jokes during a 4:30 Sunday appearance, drawing fans eager to see a wizardly performance.
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Carper’s Valley Club
Carp 5 Valley Golf Club
Ae Y
Hahn
Carper’s Valley
Wizzard
Trio of Vets Retain Vegas Lead at 139
In Las Vegas at the Tournament of Champions, Arnold Palmer Doug Ford and Cary Middlecoff led at 139 after 36 holes. Casper, Stewart, Crampton and Fleck at 140 and Littler at 143 trailed by one stroke. Snead shot 75 to finish 40-35.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Cary Middlecoff
Billy Casper Jr
Earl Stewart Jr
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Jack Fleck
Doug Sanders
Joe Campbell
Gene Littler
Phil Rodgers
Casper
Desert Inn Country Club
Sam Snead
Snead
Flag Raising Tomorrow at Rouss Park
The Winchester Rebels hold a flag raising at Rouss Park tomorrow at 2 15 PM with Tri County League Vice President Ryland Conner tossing the first ball. After the ceremony the team hosts a 2 30 PM game with Ted Reed on the mound facing a Kansas City Athletics scout amid league officials and Gainesboro Rebels observers.
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Winchester Rebels
Rouss Park
Tri-County League
Ryland Conner
Rebels
Ted Reed
Kansas City Athletics
James Wood Star
Tusing's Great Finish Saves Plymouth's Neck In Duel With Chevrolet
Plymouth defeats Chevrolet 483 to 478 in mixed doubles action as June Tusing bowls a final three frames for 75 in a comeback over Chevrolet after Chevrolet led 2-0. Roxy Hockman Kay Carpenter Hazel Petry pace Chevrolet in early games. Austin defeats Pontiac as Zuckerman nets 146.
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Tusing
Plymouth
Chevrolet
June Tusing
Evan Creswell
Roxy Hockman
Kay Carpenter
Hazel Petry
Mrs. Tusing
Ladies Commercial League Decisive Wins Highlight Team Scores
Nellie Vaughn led Blue Sunoco with 141 as they swept Virginia Fruit Market in three decisi ons. Ruth Godlove 121 and 119 Helen Corrigan 116 Dorothy Burke 114 aided winners, while Virginia Larrick 119 powered GAA to avoid a shutout. Bayliss Gift Shop swept C P Telephone with Shirley Jackson 110 118 123 for 351 and Margery Jackson 121 boosted Willow Lawn Market. Willow Lawn also benefited from Galladay 569 team score Louise Armstrong 128 Becky Cornwell 126 Ann Saap 126 Sybil Baker 119 113. Novick Transfer saw Jean Fiddler 125 Phyllis Petry 121 113 Gertrude Reed 117.
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Charles Zuckerman
Austin
Pontiac
Mary Ann Funk
Thunderbirds
Ramblers
Becky Cornwell
Virginia Larrick
Robert Fletcher
Briscoe Ginn
Margaret Shenk
Lucille Lake
Nellie Vaughn
Blue Sunoco
Virginia Fruit Market
Helen Richards
Maxine Patton
Maxine Miller
Ted
Ruth Godlove
Helen Corrigan
Dorothy Burke
Shirley Jackson
No. Va. Power Co
Bayliss Gift Shop
C&p Telephone
Margery
Golladay Building Supply
Willow Lawn Market
Willow Lawn
Galladay
Louise Armstrong
Ann Saap
Sybil Baker
Jean Fiddler
Phyllis Petry
Gertrude Reed
Novick Transfer
Four Spoons Clinch Lead With Tie of Seasonal High
Four Spoons rolled 429 452 and 413 to a 1294 set and three wins over Sugars Bowls in the Thursday Morning Housewife League. Betty Welch 137 325 Nellie Vaughn 128 333 Helen Richards 122 329 Evelyn Tucker 115 307 paced the attack.
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Betty Welch
Nellie Vaughn
Helen Richards
Evelyn Tucker
Frances Martin
Jean Jennings
Frances Moore
Alley Rats
Bonnie Easters
Flo Baker
Dorothy Burke
Betty Webber
Martha Willis
Doug Swimley
Jean Lewis
Dusters
Nellie Ebersole
One in fourteen American women divorced or separated in 1960
MADISON, Wis. AP One in 14 American women were divorced or separated by the 1960 census. Farm women showed the highest staying together rate, suburbs next. Among ever married women, 43 per 1,000 divorced and 31 per 1,000 separated, totaling 74 per 1,000. White women 60 per 1,000. nonwhite 204 per 1,000.
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Madison
Wis
Paul C. Glick
Social Statistics Branch
Census Bureau
Population Association of America
Cepeda Powers Giants Past Cubs For 10th Straight Win
Orlando Cepeda drove in five runs with a homer, double and single as the San Francisco Giants beat Chicago 11-6 for their 10th consecutive victory. The win extended their lead to 2 1/2 games over St Louis while Cepeda boosts his batting average to .340 with eight homers and 28 RBIs.
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Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Detroit
Rich Rollins
New York Yankees
Washington
Angels
Hoyt Wilhelm
Albie Pearson
Steve Bilko
Earl Averill
Ron Hansen
Wagner
Orioles
Dave Nicholson
Whitey
Johnny Temple
Dean Chance
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Boston
White Sox
Camilo Carreon
Jim Landis
Mike Fornieles
Gary Peters
Rollins
Ron Kline
Twins
Tigers
Chico Fernandez
al Kaline
Joe Bonokowski
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Chicago
Cincinnati
Jim O'Toole
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
New York
Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
Cepeda
O'Toole
Curt Flood
Joe Moeller
Frank Thomas
Phillies
Dallas Green
Jofre Retains World Bantam Title After Frustrating Battle
Eder Jofre of Brazil remained world bantamweight champion as referee Fred Apostoli stopped the 10th round bout with Herman Marquez at the Cow Palace. Marquez, knocked down twice in the round, argued the stoppage was too quick amid lingering Paret tragedy fears. Official and camp comments clashed as Jofre logged his 12th straight knockout and the crowd turnout fell short of expectations.
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Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Eder Jofre
Herman Marquez
Benny Paret
Fred Apostoli
the Cow Palace
Marquez
Stockton
Calif
Apostoli
Paret
Jofre
Fred Bottaro
Vern Bybee
California
Comanager
al Avila
Herman
Abraham Katzenelson
Shenandoah Downs Hosts Dual Features in Apple Blossom and Speedball
Shenandoah Downs presents the $2500 Speedball Handicap and the $3500 Apple Blossom Handicap drawing top area runners. Ray's Hill, King in Charge, Ramblin Ronnie, and Ware headline the Apple Blossom field, with Miss Shenandoah to present the trophy. The Speedball features fast sprint stars like Jimmy Jump Up and Fametown, plus an eighth-mile quarter horse race at 6:45, with post time 7:15 DST.
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Shenandoah Downs
Manuel Mendelson
Ray's Hill
King
Ray's
Shenandoah
Winchester
Shenandoah Strip
Dess Poling
Jimmy Jump
Jimmy Hechter
Fametown
More Stalled Warriors Won't Go To Frisco
The NBA board of directors deadlocked after 17 hours of talks over selling the Philadelphia Warriors to San Francisco. Philadelphia owner Eddie Gottlieb sought permission to move Wilt Chamberlain and the team, with a reported sale price of 850000, while Boston New York and Syracuse insisted on keeping a Philadelphia representative. Gottlieb proposed swapping another franchise into Philadelphia, but that plan failed.
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League
Phildelphia Warriors
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Eddie Gottlieb
Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
New York
Syracuse
NBA
Gottlieb
Chicago
Detroit
Nasser laughs at reports of life attempt
President Gamal Abdul Nasser greeted Lebanese journalists with laughter when asked about reports of an assassination attempt. He claimed he had not met journalists since the articles appeared in London and spoke cheerfully on socialism and UAR Algerian relations.
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Nasser
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
London
Daily Telegraph
Wafik Elalayli
Kil She
Wadih Sarabiyah
U.A.R
American League standings and Friday results
The Associated Press reports AL standings with New York Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Boston Washington. Friday results include Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 Boston 13 Chicago 6 Cleveland 6 Kansas City 5 Los Angeles 5 Baltimore 4. Upcoming schedule lists Washington at New York Chicago at Boston Detroit at Minnesota Baltimore at Los Angeles Cleveland at Kansas City.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Baseball scores and Sunday schedule summary card
National League results include San Francisco 11 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 6 New York 5 Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 2 Houston 7 Milwaukee 4. Sunday matchups list San Francisco at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Houston at Milwaukee with two games apiece in New York and St. Louis pairings.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukee
Ww. Pet
G.B
Revebe
Pittsburceeen
Iphia
Houston Pennell
Cavaliers Defeated Cavaliers Defeated Virginia Sports Schedule
The Virginia Cavaliers schedule shows baseball results with North Carolina at Virginia and other matchups. Lacrosse lists Mt. Washington at Virginia and Washington & Lee at Baltimore. Scores include North Carolina State 14 Virginia 6 and William & Mary 6 Virginia 7.
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Virginia
Associated Press
North Carolina
Washington & Lee
Richmond
Citadel
Virginia Tech
RPI
Lynchburg
Hampden-Sydney
Norfolk
W&m
Randolph - Macon
Georgetown
N. C. State
Washa & Lee
William & Mary
R-Macon
Baltimore Loyola
Milligan
Emory & Henry
Rodriguez Favored Over Bahama In ABC TV Bout
Luis Rodriguez a 5-2 favorite to beat Yama Bahama in a 10 round middleweight clash at St. Nicholas Arena on ABC TV 9 p.m. EST Saturday. Bahama weighed 150 3 4 pounds in their first meeting when outpointed by the Cuban.
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New York
Luis Rodriguez
Yama Bahama
St. Nicholas Arena
ABC
Bahama
Major League Leaders Batters and Pitchers
Primary leaders include Robinson Chicago .393 and Jimenez Kansas City .373. Del Greco KC 21 runs, Cunningham Chicago and Ka line Detroit 18, 23 RBIs for Robinson and Kaline 20, 33 hits for Robinson. Del Greco 12 doubles, Cimoli KC 4 triples, Wagner LA 9 HRs with Kaline Cash Kaline 7. Howser and Aparicio 8 SBs, Wood 4. Donovan 4 0 pitching, 1.000, Barber Bunning 3-0 1.000. Rakow Pfister 27 Ks, Schwall 25. At bats Flood St Louis .388, Kuenn .382. Mays SF 24 runs, Davenport 23, Cepeda 28 RBI, Pinson 26. F Alou 34 hits, Cepeda 32. Oliver 8 doubles, Wills 4 triples. Mays Cepeda 8 HRs, Thomas 7, Pinson 7. Wills 10 SBs, Pagan 5. Purkey Simmons 4-0 1.000, McBean 3-0 1.000. Koufax 54 strikeouts, Marichal 33.
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Robinson
Chicago
Jimenez
Kansas City
del Greco
Cunningham
Kaline
Detroit
Siebern
Lumpe
Cimoli
Wagner
Los Angeles
Cash
Landis
Howser
Aparicio
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Barber
Baltimore
Bunning
Belinsky
Rakow
Flood
St. Louis
Kuenn
San Francisco
Mays
Davenport
Cepeda
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cleaners Top Ellis 3 1 In Apple Capital League
In the Apple Capital League Northside action One Hour Quality Cleaners upset Ellis Shopping 3-1 as Bob Fore posted a 235 592 leading to a 2415 270 pinfall. Other matches featured H W Ebert 3 1 over Sunoco and Valley Pride 3 1 over Swanson s Barber Shop while Midway Circuit saw Ravens and various rivals split and beatings from Falcons to Outlaws.
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Northside
Cleaners
Ellis
Bob Fore
Kirk
Servicenter
Earl Sealock
Harold Walton
Elms
Winchester Creamery
Burkhart
H. W. Ebert
Sunoco
Valley Pride
Swanson
Barber Shop
Doyle Cabinet
Ravens
Desperadoes
Falcons
Outlaws
Fireball
Boomers
Preachers
Bandits
Rangers
Gutter Gang
Oops
Lupton Insurance Dominates Northside Mixed Classic Action
Lupton Insurance swept Quick Music in the Northside Mixed Classic League led by Jean Haver 201 for 546 on the way to a 1911 scratch pinfall. Lucky Inn toppled Norman Garrison 40 pins with Bruce Taylor 526 and Pat Taylor 532. Lorraine Sealock 433 aided the losers. Wilkins Coffee forfeited to The SMOKERS AS as Bill Bridge 524 Jim Dodson 523 and Frances Sager 511 helped reach 1879.
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Lupton Insurance
Quick Music
Jean Havermale
Lucky Inn
Norman Garrison
Bruce Taylor
Pat Taylor
Lorraine Sealock
Wilkins Coffee
Bill Bridgeforth
Jim Dodson
Frances Sager
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Ann Schuller
Frances Dodson
Leona Buckner
Republic Oil
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Betty Tarpy
Stuart M
Perry, Inc
Init
Bob Bruce
Dick Farrell
Jim Pendleton
Hal Smith
Colts
Riverton
Frisco
National Basketball Association
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N. C
Duke
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Major League —Leaders
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Oliver
Williams
Wills
Mazeroski
Boyer
Thomas
Pagan
Purkey
Simmons
Pierce
McBean
O’dell
Koufax
Marichal
Ebert
Rosebud Isleidh
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Baker
Peg Bennington
Lloyd Michael
Doris Poston
Nina Brown
Housewives League
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