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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1960

Page

11

Clarke County Extends Win Streak in District Showdown

Clarke County improved to 6-2 with six straight wins and a 7-1 victory over Strasburg as Al Rowland pitched a two hitter and Don Maphis backed him with relief. The Eagles face Central today then James Wood Friday in a decisive stretch for the District 10 baseball championship.

Clarke County Strasburg al Rowland Losef Wilson Himmelright Rams Rowland Don Don Maphis Dave Erickson Erickson Central Wilson Toad Tumblin Charlie Gosnell Kirby Lloyd Tumblin Eagles Yates Ram Cook James Wood Colonels’ Diamond

Bad Night for Top Men Don Jordan Surprised

Don Jordan won by knockout? Actually Surprised, Sugar Ray Robinson loses. Face Baltimore. The article notes a delayed Monday boxing card at Memorial Stadium, with gate receipts of 5,540.82 and 2,014 paid fans, while Jordan and Robinson were to receive 25 percent. The Maryland Athletic Commission ordered Robinson and his manager to a hearing after Robinson skipped the bout with Pedro Gonzales, opened by rain postponement and rescheduling issues. Jordan’s next bout is May 27 in Las Vegas against Benny Paret with the title on the line.

Baltimor Don Jo Sugar Ray Robinson Ndeoden Ster Callonel Pedro Gonzales Rankin Maryland Athletic Commission Robinson George Gainford Jordan Las Vegas Benny Kid” Paret National Boxing Association Baltimore Memorial Stadium Flora Relt Gainford Flora New York Gainford Lee Gonzales

Prosperous farmer fends off census boilerplate in rural Texas

An AP story recalls a census taker finding a prosperous farm with two late model cars and a private pool yet the farmer claimed no indoor toilet or hot and cold running water. He refused to alter the form and the enumerator corrected it.

B and S Poultry Edges In Dramatic Bowling Duel For A League Title

In a high scoring 1862 to 1812 night, B and S Poultry won the second half championship tilt at Heat Center Lanes in a three game total pinfall roll off. Edwin Snapp led B and S with a 173 game and 426 series, while Roxy Hockman added a 146 in the first win. The pairing will face Peoples Cleaners in a five game final for the 1959 60 A League crown.

B & S Poultry White Purol B& S Peoples Cleaners Edwin Snapp Roxy Hockman Strapp Artie Kiracofe Charles Swartz Jack Larrick Swartz Snapp Hackman Artie Kiracore Raymond Anderson Alina Mabel Lineburg Connie Lineburg Helen Elsen Jeanne Milton Sheet Metal Connie Lensburg Coffee Pot Restaurant Gertrude Reed Frances Catarella

Forest Hills Bowlers Face Showdown For North Side Crown

With two bowling nights left in the North Side Forest Hills 10 pin League, Valley Distributors lead Dales Grocery by 22 points as valley and dale teams clash Friday. Last week Valley Chemical beat Smooth Operators 4 points. individual scores include Betty Alexander 164 385 and Robin Fritts 147 350.

North Side Forest Hills Valley Distributores Dales Grocery Valley Chemical Betty Alexander Robin Fritts Valley Distributors B & M Chevrolet Mary Hodson Hilda Buckner Alice Clemons Jo Votel Seabright Ritter Varsity Rose Kennedy Pat Williams Ritter’s

Boxing results from multiple cities report numerous bouts

Fighters listed across Baltimore Philadelphia Boston New Orleans New York Toccoa San Antonio and Tokyo include Don Jordan Sugar Ray Robinson Pedro Gonzales Hank Casey Henry Hank Ronnie Cohen Jimmy Archer Paul Anderson Clarence Alexander Frankie Valdez Gallito Reyes Sadao Yaoita Romy Sison with outcomes including outpoints stoppages and knockouts. several pairings noted with weights and locations. one bout canceled due to Robinson's no show.

Baltimore Candy McFarland Philadelphia Don Jordan Los Angeles Sugar Ray Robinson New York Pedro Gonzales Rankin Robinson Boston Tom McNeeley Arlington Mass Uli Ritter Mannheim Germany New Orleans Hank Casey Henry Hank Detroit Ronnie, Cohen New Rochelle N. Y Jimmy Archer Toccoa Paul Anderson Clarence Alexander Houston San Antonio Frankie Valdez Gallito Reyes Brownsville Tex Tokyo Sadao Yaoita Japan Romy Sison Philippines

Wellington Bishop Baughman Dies in Motel Stay

Bishop L. L. Baughman aged 61 of the Southwestern Area of the Evangelical Brethren Church died Sunday in a Wellington motel. He had resided in Kansas City.

Wellington Kan L. L. Baughman Evangelical Brethren Church Kansas City

VPI Seek Revenge Cavaliers Cump Maryland

Virginia Tech aims to rebound in a Big Five doubleheader against VMI and Virginia at Blacksburg. Tech trails 3-2 in Big Five and 8-9 overall, with recent one run defeats hurting title hopes. Virginia beat Maryland 13-12 behind Farron grand slam and homers by Gravins and Barger.

Richmond Virginia Tech Blacksburg VMI Virginia The Tech Big Five Techmen West Virginia George Washington Springfield College Morgantown Maryland College Park George Farson Cavaliers Tomy Gravins John Barger Hardy Dillard Jack Syer

Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching

National League batting leaders include Burgess of Pittsburgh at .379 with Mays and Sancisco at .375. Runs: Skinner of Pittsburgh 27, Pinson and Mays tied 23. RBI: McCovey 28, Clemenite 27. Hits: Clemente 43. Great: Pittsburgh 40. Doubles: Bailey 11, Pinson 10. Triples: Taylor, Skinner, Clemente with 3. Home runs: Aaron, McCovey, Boyer 8. Stolen bases: Pinson 10, Mays 9. Pitching: McCormick 5-0, Law 5-1. Strikeouts: Drysdale 61, Friend 49.

Burgess Pittsburgh Mays Sancisco Skinner Pinson Cincinnati San Francisco McCovey Clemenite Clemente Great Bailey Taylor Philadelphia Aaron Milwaukee Boyer St. Louis McCormick Law Drysdale Angeles Friend

Baseball Stat Leaders From The Season End Totals

Batting averages show Maris leading with .368 for New York while Hansen and Runnels top others. Mantle posts 24 runs for New York. Woodling and Brandt lead Baltimore and Minoso and Kubek pace Chicago and New York with 19. Scoring leaders include Skowron with 23 RBIs and Gentile and Howard at 21. Lumpes and Power top hits. Lollar and Skowron share doubles. Fox leads triples. Lemon hits 8 homers. Aparicio steals 6. Pitching decisions list Brown, Porto carrero, Hall, Coates with 30 to 53 run totals.

Maris New York Hansen Baltimore Runnels Boston Mantle Woodling Brandt Minoso Chicago Kubek Skowron Gentile Howard Lumpe Kansas City Power Cleveland Lollar Siliiecote — Pascual Washington Bell

Unexpected Visitor Stirs Sterling During Reunion Visit

Frank Richards of Grants New Mexico and Sterling High School graduate visited Sterling causing a stir during a 1924 class reunion held two years ago. he had been listed as deceased.

Sterling, Colo Frank Richards Grants, N. M Sterling High School Sterling Richards

Griffiths Is Winner In Colonels Rally Over Luray

Marvin Griffith started for the Colonels and held Luray to two hits while walking a few batters. Orndorff closed the threat in the final innings as Central pushed ahead 4-2. Clarke County and Central chase top records as Northern District standings tighten.

Orndorff Nichols Richard Ses Odee Secley Wallace Hackman Colonels Halterman Griffith Strasburg Central Clarkees I Central Clarke Ees Broadway

Arlington Pro Fires Eight-Under 64 Shatters Course Record

Arlington pro Clare Emery fired an eight under par 64 at Court House Country Club in Fairfax. He eagled twice and birdied four times with no bogeys, missing a put of more than four feet. The round broke Charley Bassler’s 67 course record and led the event, where proams didn’t affect his finish beyond money.

Fairfax Arlington Clare Emery Virginia Court House Country Club Emery Charley Bassler Ellicott City Bill Bassler al Marquess Catonsville

Wylie Brown Dies After Long Illness On Sea Island

Board chairman Wylie Brown, 82, passed away after a prolonged illness at his Sea Island home. He had retired from public service earlier this year and was notable for guiding local affairs through a period of change.

Sea Island, Ga Wylie Brown Ag Pa

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