Colonels and Eagles Face Northern Division Showdown Friday
James Wood and Clarke County duel for the District 10 Northern Division title with potential playoff after Central’s 148 loss ended its title chances. James Wood topped Strasburg 7 4 as Teddy Reed held the mound, while Clarke County rallied from an early deficit to beat Central 8 5.
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Clarke County
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Central
Colonels
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Strasburg
Teddy Reed
Rams
Cook
Himmelright
Sweeney
Ceanly
Jim Casey
Reed
Yates
Ed Wymer
Halterman
McDonald
Larry Hockman
Hockman
Sterling Shockley
Wymer
Dickie Keeler
Keeler
Eagles
Dave Erickson
Keller
Loser Rau
Fadeley
Gene Ray Larrick
Bobby Lloyd
Bill Gosnell
Lee
Ray
Beasley
Rau
Hunter
Erickson
Toad Tumblin
Jerry Bernnsdaffer
Vaught
Bemusdaffer
Tumblin
Gosnell
Weatherholtz
Chapman TAC Win in City Softball League Opener
Chapman top Front Royal 9-4 at Senseng Park in a game marked by 11 walks and four errors. Bill Wolfe led Chapman with a double and single, while Ellinger paced Front Royal with a double, single and walk. TACs defeated Mountaineers 10-2 as Bud Grey earned the win. Tonight Grace Bible plays Sunnyside and Montague faces Braddock at 8 30.
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City
Senseng Park
Chapman
Tacs
Front Royal
Bill Wolfe
Ellinger
Bob Brill
Wolfe
Vernon Clark
Bill Stine
Woody O'Hara
Jim Snapp
Mountaineers
Bud Grey
Fred Donica
Ed Surace
Church League
Grace Bible
Sunnyside
Montague
Braddock
Hail reports across region with mixed damage notes
Hail fell in Clarke and Middletown areas with marble sized stones at 2 30 PM. Front Royal reported cherry pit sized hail. Huntley in Rappahannock County saw heavy hail with few apples in the nearby orchards. Officials estimate minimal damage though some growers may have losses.
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Winchester
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Gaylord
Clarke
Front Royal
George Williams
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Huntley
Rappahannock
Blue Ridge
Williams
Baseball Bosses Back Frick in Senate Antitrust Push
Ford Frick backed by 16 major league club owners heads to a Washington antimonopoly subcommittee to urge baseball's stance against Kefauver proposals. The owners met privately in Chicago to approve Frick's position, while discussing Continental League implications and limiting controlled players under the bill.
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Ford Frick
Senate
Washington
Congress
Frick
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Galbreath
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
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Rossi Faces Ed Perkins
Paolo Rossi, the Italian puncher from New York, meets Eddie Perkins in a 10 round Chicago Stadium bout. The bout televised by ABC-9 EST uses a five point must system with Rossi favored to win after losses only to Joe Brown in a title bout. Perkins brings 12 victories in 18 fights.
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Chicago
Paolo Rosi
New York City
Eddie Perkins
Chicago Stadium
Rosi
Joe Brown
Brown
Perkins
Norstad Won't Attend NATO Council Meeting
Gen Norstad will miss the NATO Council meeting in Paris due to health. He was hospitalized in Munich on May 8 after a mild heart attack and is the alliance's supreme military commander in Europe.
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Germany
auris—Norstad
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Norstad
North Atlantic Alliance
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Boxing Results from AP Roundup World
The Associated Press reports several boxing results from North America and beyond. Lavo rante knocked out Williams in Los Angeles. Flanagan outpointed Greaves in St Paul. Lopes outpointed Morales in Sacramento. Little stopped Collins in Bogalusa. Doncaster stopped Henderson in Halifax.
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Los Angeles
Alajandro Lavorante
Argentina
Jake Williams
St. Paul
Minn
del Flanagan
Wilfie Greaves
Winnipeg
Sacramento
Calif
Joey Lopes
Hilario Morales
Mexico
Bogalusa
Freddie Little
Mel Collins
New York
Halifax
N. S
Ted Doncaster
Sackville
N. B
Eddy Henderson
Washington
Stockpiling Reflected In ABC Sales
The ABC Board reports sales for the 10 months ending May 7 1960 were over 31 percent higher than the same period last budget year. Officials say figures reflect Virginians stockpiling to beat the 10 percent liquor tax effective July 1.
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Richmond
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Aviation pioneer Gouin dies at 60 in Chelsea
Re tired Vice Adm. E. A. Gouin a naval aviation pioneer aged 60 died Tuesday after a long illness at Chelsea 14 al Hospital in Chelsea Massachusetts.
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Chelsea, Mass
E. A. Gouin
Chelsea 14 -al Hospital
Major League Leaders Highlights Doubles and Home Runs
Summary of league leaders including Pinson and Mays in doubles and stolen bases, Aaron Banks McCovey and Boyer tied for home runs, Taylor Clemente and Skinner among triples, plus pitching leaders McCormick Law and Friend. American League batting leaders Runnels Allison Power Lumpe with top marks, and other leaders in runs RBIs doubles triples home runs and strikeouts.
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Pinson
Cincinnati
Taylor
Philadelphia
Clemente
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Banks
Chicago
McCovey
San Francisco
Boyer
Louis
Mays
McCormick
Law and Friend
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Friend
Runnels
Boston
Allison
Washin
Seatlle
New York
Minoso
Skowron
Gentile
Baltimore
Howard
Power
Cleveland
Lumpe
Kansas City
Lollar
Washington
Fox
Mantle
Lemon
Held
Aparicio
Piersall
Brown
Portocarrero
Hull
Coates
Pascual
Bell
North Atlantic Council Calls Special Meeting in Paris
A special meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Council was convened in Paris to hear a report from the Western Big Three on the collapse of the summit conference.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Carter McDonald Star In A Loop Title Match
Allen Carter and Mickey McDonald led Peoples Cleaners to the championship of the A League at Health Center Lanes defeating B and S Poultry in a keen five game total pinfall duel. Carter 629 and McDonald 626 topped individual scoring while Ebert added 149 to headline the early action.
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Peoples Cleaners
B & S Etre Ee Saasearige
Allen Carter
Mickey McDonald
B & S Poultry
White
Charles Ebert
Ebert
Carter
Jack DuVall
Ruby Rogers
Roxy Hockman
Johnny Spaid
Eurth
Artie Kiracofe
Hockman
McDonald
Tax refunds duplicate prompts apology in Ohio area
In Portsmouth Ohio Ted Gorley received two income tax refunds for the same amount five weeks apart. He sent one back and officials said errors occur at the other end.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Ted Gorley
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