Softball Season Opens With Mixed Leagues and Strong Showdowns
The article details the Saturday debut under Senseny Park lights featuring F and M Bankers against Martin's Drug Store, plus Montague Avenue Church vs Lucky Inn in the City League. It notes Monday and Tuesday schedules, girls’ season starting May 24 with out of town competition, and a five‑league setup with teams like Republic Oil, Hummer, TACs, Halltown, Coca Cola, and CC Esso, all vying for early dominance and title defense by Lucky Inn and Republic Oil.
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Senseny Park
F&m Bank
Martin's Drug Store
Doni Welch
Ervin Cleveland
Roxy Hockman
Montague Avenue Church
Lucky Inn
Church
Church Loop
Cedar Creek
Braddock St
Montague
Welltown
Republic Oil
Hummer
Tacs
Halltown
Braddock
Mantague Jones
Burnt Factory
Clarke County Esso
Coca Cola
Taos
Republc
al Carter
Lucky Vnn
CC Esso
Coca-Cola
Bowling Scores Highlight Church League Edges and Expos
Edwin Fiddler led with a 381 total on 108 139 134 as Stephenson Methodist won three over Church of Christ on Health Center Lanes. Pete Stipe, Lewis Ewing, and Blair Webber supported with solid scores in a championship preview and Mt. Pleasant led others into the season’s rolloff.
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Edwin Fiddler
Stephenson Methodist
Church of Christ
Stephenson
Pete Stipe
Lewis Ewing
Blair Webber
Lague
Braddock St. Methodist
United Brethren No. 2
Fireball
Bob Legge
Eugene Dicks
Ronnie Boyd
Jack Boyd
Jackie Billmyer
Congregational Christian
Market St. Methodist
Norval
Joop
Centenary Reformed
Presbyterian
D. C. Louderback
Marvene Braithwate
Alta White
Rosalie Hook
Mary Louise Miller
Lee Jackson
Helen Corrigan
Cocktail Shakers
Betty Tarpy
Town & Country
Virginia Fruit Market
Ladies Commercial League
Frances Turner
Betty Everett
Sally Patton
Mrs. Tarpy
Maxine Miller
Kay Carpenter
Jenny Fox
Virginia Larrick
McKee
Winchester Harley Davidson
Alice Lake
JoAnn Snapp
Sybil Baker
Oister Cae Aeonsug
Vesta Eskridge
Willow Lawn Market
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Pat Whitacre
Elizabeth
Virginia schedule and results from the Evening Star sports page
The Virginia calendar lists events across multiple sports including VMI at Roanoke and ACC golf in Maryland, with several postponements and rain-related delays. Yesterday’s baseball games involving Emory & Henry, Virginia Tech, W&M, and Randolph-Macon were postponed or canceled due to weather.
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VMIL
Virginia
N. C. Tate
Emory & Henry
Tennessee
Emory & Virgin Tech
VMI
Norfolk W&m
Randolph-Macon
Washington& Lee
Lynchburg
William & Mary
Georgetown
Sydney
Argentine boxing sensation Lavorante targets Patterson for title
Argen tina's rising star Alejandro Lavorante knocked out third-ranked Zora Folley in 35 seconds of the seventh round and, per manager Pinky George, Liverpool wired Patterson 350000 dollars and raised the bid to at least 500000 to meet the winner for the title in the United States. Castro claims Cuba's economy outpaces other Latin nations with tobacco production rising from 24 million to 70 million amid the revolution.
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Floyd Patterson
Folley
George Parnassus
Patterson
Lavorante
Lost Senator Mistakenly Heads to Men's Room
An Arizona State Senate incident reports State Senator William Sullivan wandering into the Capitol pressroom area and misidentifying a room. A press aide notes the room number listed as 307 belongs to the men's room, causing confusion during the committee meeting.
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Ae Oat Ariz
William Sullivan
Capitol
American League Standings and Results Snapshot
Major league standings show New York leading with 14 wins and 8 losses, Cleveland at 12 11, Minnesota 12 12, Kansas City 9 10, Boston 0 9, Los Angeles 9 13, and Washington 10 16. Thursday results include Washington 9 Detroit 4 and Baltimore 8 Minnesota 7. Friday and weekend schedules feature multiple city pairings across divisions.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
G.B. Veeaee Eke Stee
New York
Easey
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Los Ageles
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ww. L. Pet
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hustling Tigers Yankees Set Series In New York Start
Detroit opens a four game set at the Yankees with a two game AL lead as Al Kaline misses action and Frank Lary faces the New York rotation. San Francisco leads Los Angeles in the NL with Spahn seeking a no hitter history against the Giants. Baltimore tops Minnesota as Camilo Pascual falters.
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Detroit
New York
Yankees
Tigers
Minnesota
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Sam Jones
Frank Lary
Bob Scheffing
Art Ditmar
Lary
Baltimore
Senators
Jim Gentile
Paul Giel
Orioles
Camilo Pascual
Steve Barber
Hoyt Wilhelm
Don Mincher
Twins
al Kaline
Yankee Stadium
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Leona Buckner
Jennings Spurs
Betty Armentrout
Jane Cunningham
Jumping
Louise Armstrong
Becky Cornwell
Ann Sanapp
Galladay
Triangle Express
Miller’s Drug Store
Novick
Kitty Affleck
Dorothy Burke
Vivian Cooper
Garland Spillman
Ernie White
Mobile
Southern
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The
Evening Star
Michigan State
Argentina
Alejandro Lavorante
Zora Fall
Pinky George
Castro
Cuba
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana
Brazil
Universal
Willys Motors, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
Kaiser Industries
Maverick
Hong Kong
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Valley Ave
Winchester, Va
Shenandoah
Riverton
OLD Dominion Speedway
Manassas, VA
Nascar
Jim Reed
Buck Baker
Richard Petty
Johnny Dodd
Fou
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Whitewalls
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Kelly-Springfield
Kelly Auto
Kelly Price
Duncan Bros
Millwood Ave
Ken
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ED Wilks
Bill Fischer
Bob Cerv
Tex Clevenger
Los Angeles Angels
Zora Folley
Phoenix
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Bob Cofer
Billy Lynch
Hartford
Conn
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Ore
Sonny
Fis Palmer
Pontifical Gendarmerie
Vatican City
Francesco Severio Bernardo
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