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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1960

Page

13

Sleepers edge Drips in rolloff to claim Thursday League title

In a closely fought final, Sleepers defeated Drips by seven pins in a rolloff after a 1903 total tied the teams at five games. Irene Borro, Louise Baker, Sarah Orndorff, and Alice Godlove led Sleepers as Rosalie Hook and Drips traded high scores across five games. The banquet to honor champions is slated for May 23 at Jackson Lane Church.

Sleepers Drips Irene Borro Louise Baker Sarah Orndorff Alice Godlove Rosalie Hook Mrs. Hook Rosalie Alice Ove Louise Bak Pers Alice Yve Honday Jackson

Fulton Letters Donated to Winona Steamboat Museum

Letters by Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat, are given to the Steamboat Museum in Winona by Leighton, Robert and James Wilkie of Des Plaines. The museum features a real steamboat berthed at Levee Park, once operating on the Mississippi River for 56 years.

Winona, Minn Robert Fulton Leighton Robert James Wilkie Des Plaines Ill Winona Levee Park Mississippi River

Howard's Grand Slam Lifts Dodgers Past Braves

Dodgers recall Frank Howard from Spokane and the 23-year-old slugger hits a grand slam in the eighth inning to defeat Bob Buhl and the Milwaukee Braves 6-4. Howard, 6 foot 6, 245 pounds, praised his return and sought job security amid strong Dodgers hitting struggles.

Milwaukee Frank Howard Los Angeles Dodgers Ohio State Dodgers Milwaukee Braves Bob Buhl Howard Spokane Los Angeles Walt Alston Buhl

White Sox regain lead with 11-6 win over Red Sox

The Chicago White Sox beat Boston 11-6 at Comiskey Park for a seventh straight victory and moved back into first in the AL. Detroit topped Washington 3-1 while Baltimore fell to Kansas City 4-2, sliding to third. In the NL, San Francisco beat Cincinnati 9-3 and Pittsburgh upset Chicago 11-6 as baseball action continued.

ED Wilks Associated Press White Sox Comiskey Park Boston Tom Brewer Kansas City Baltimore Birds Cleveland Indians New York Detroit Washington San Francisco Cincinnati Frank Howard St. Louis Philadelphia Red Sox Sammy Esposito Esposito Brewer Bob Shaw Whitey Herzog A’s Milt Pappas Leo Kiely Clint Courtney Bill Short Duke Maas Gray Bell Jimmy Piersall Bell Dick Stigman Yankees Mickey Mantle Pete Ramos Norm Cash Chico Fernandez Frank Lary

Mecca Wins Lucky Strike Crown in Convincing Victory

Mecca Restaurant and National Fruit battle for second half with Mecca edging ahead 919 to 805 in the second half. John Whitman led Mecca with a 208 game, Arlan Sirbaugh and Ralph Saville topped for National Fruit, while Slonaker’s 573 led Mecca to a 2552 three-game scratch record as Clarke County, Raymond Anderson, and VFW squads posted varied results.

Mecca National Fruit National John Whitman Don Holliday Arlan Sirbaugh Ralph Saville John Slonaker Northern Virginia Power Raymond Anderson Ivan Jackson Lou Costello Raymond Anderson Clarke County Supply C. P Allen Jobe

Ohio town growth tied to SAC base expansion

Wilmington Ohio officials expect population boost of 8000 plus as Strategic Air Command relocates an organization for KC 97 aerial refueling planes to Clinton County Air Force Base. Air Force Reserve fliers will train weekends while SAC funds 14 million dollars for new buildings runways and equipment.

Wilmington Ohio Strategic Air Command Clinton County Air Force Base Air Force Reserve SAC

National League Standings and Tuesday Results

The National League shows San Francisco leading with 20 wins and 9 losses, followed by Pittsburgh 19-10 and Milwaukee 12-11. Tuesday results include San Francisco 9 Cincinnati 3 and Pittsburgh 11 Chicago 6, with St. Louis at Philadelphia rained out and several games rescheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.

Associated Press W. L. Pet San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Los Angeles St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia

Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot

The American League standings show Chicago leading with 15 wins and 10 losses, Cleveland 14 and 10, Baltimore 15 and 11, New York 12 and 10, and Detroit 0 and 12 with various games back. Scheduled games include Baltimore at Kansas City, New York at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, and Boston at Chicago.

W. L. Pet. G.B Chicago Cleveland Baltimore New York Boston Detroit Kansas City Washington

Desegregation Parade Sparks Nationwide Tensions

A 2000 strong Atlanta march marking the Supreme Court desegregation ruling faced police diversion to a church rally. Across the country students paraded in Boston and Ann Arbor while New York garment workers rallied, and clashes occurred in Chicago Memphis Biloxi and Montgomery as federal action aimed to end coastal beach segregation and protect sit-in protests.

Georgia Atlanta U.S. Supreme Court Martin Luther King Jr Boston Common Ann Arbor Mich Chicago Montgomery Ala Memphis Tenn New York Biloxi Miss Herbert Jekins Capitol New England Boston Springfield Mass University of Michigan Cecil 0. Creal Garment Center Supreme Court King Alabama South Alabama State College Justice Department Vicksburg Nes Chattanooga

Stephens City Elects Seven New Fire Company Members

Stephens City vote adds seven men to the Stephens City Fire Company at May meeting. New members are W. W. Orndorff John Funkhouser Burton Orndorff Ken Bailey Fred Kritzer Marcel Fis hel and Charles Orndorff. Drive progress reported about 700 dollars raised halfway through the campaign. A barbecue is planned for June 11 at the fire hall. The meeting featured Verlis and Garland Pugh demonstrating a two way radio system similar to the county fire departments proposal.

Stephens City Stephens City Fire Company W. W. Orndorff John Funkhouser Burton Orndorff Ken Bailey Fred Kritzer Marcel Fishel Charles Orndorff Verlis Garland Pugh Twoway

Western Europe Calls for Unity After Paris Summit Fallout

Western Europe resounds with calls for Allied firmness and unity in face of cold war tensions. Khrushchev faces sharp Western criticism after the Paris summit breakdown, while Moscow touts anti American protests. Eisenhower gains prestige from the Paris outcome.

London Europe Nikitai Khrushchev Kremlin Cemes Soviet Union Khrushchev West Eisenhower U.S U.S.S.R Communist Party Pravda Moscow America Britain Daily Express Nikita Khrushchev Joseph Luns Paris Daily Mirror Ihe

Boy's bottle message travels from Boulder to Spain

Andrew Terrell, 13, wrote his address in a bottle and cast it into the ocean from Boulder Colorado on January 12. Jose Antonio Nieto Barros of Villalonga Spain wrote back saying he found the bottle near his home about 450 miles from Lisbon, Portugal.

Boulder Colo Andrew Terrell Lisbon Portugal Andrew Jose Antonio Nieto Barros Villalonga Spain

World Champion Graham vs Valentine in Front Royal match

The Civil Air Patrol hosts a wrestling card at Bing Crosby Stadium with World Champion Dr. Jerry Graham facing U S title holder John Valentine in a best of three with a one hour limit. Gal bouts feature Mary Jane Mull vs Jackie Wilson and a midget match Pee Wee Lopez vs Tiny Bell. Tickets via CAP or Melrose 5-290 Front Royal.

Front Royal Wing Civil Air Patrol Bing Crosby Stadium Jerry Graham Johnny Valentine Valentine U.S Mary Jane Mull Columbus Ohio Jackie Wilson Dallas Pee Wee Lopez Mexico City Tiny Bell North Day Canada Mexico Joe Romero Tampico Melrose 5 Front Royal

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