Clarke County Eagles Win Northern Division Baseball Title
Clarke County Eagles edged Stonewall Jackson 3 2 in a tight District 10 Northern game. Bill Gosnell pitched a 3 hitter with 10 strikeouts to beat Dock Steadman, as Longerbeam's timely double and a costly error decided the outcome. The win sets up a key test versus Randolph Macon Academy with a possible title game next Tuesday at Clarke.
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Clarke County
Stonewall Jackson
Eagles
Randolph-Macon Academy
Clarke
Montevideo
Broadway
Turner Ashby
South
Bill Gosnell
Dock Steadman
Generals
Steadman
Gosnell
Stonewall
Dickie Longerbedam
Bill Lloyd
Gene Strother
Lloyd
Snead Seeks Another Win In Own Event
Sam Snead, vying for his 108th title, tees off in the 14th Sam Snead Festival at White Sulphur Springs with 71 rivals including Arnold Palmer Gary Player and defending champ Dave Marr. Snead owns five tournament wins and once shot 259, tying the then record.
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Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Ben Hogan
Extra Medical Research Funds Voted by House
The House approved by voice vote a bill to appropriate 4.327 billion dollars for the Labor Department, Health Education and Welfare, and minor agencies for the next fiscal year. The amount exceeds Kennedy's request by 45.3 million dollars, funding medical research and job creation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kennedy
Baseball Standings and Weekday Results Shared
American League standings show New York 16 12 .571, Minnesota 16 13 .522, Cleveland 6 14 .536 in pursuit. Detroit routed Baltimore 9 1, Washington beat New York 8 7, Cleveland edged Boston 1 0. multiple matchups planned including Detroit at Boston and Washington at Baltimore.
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WL. L. Pet. G.B. Detsbit Ps
New York
Minnesota
Ste. Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Baseball scores and a colonial note
The box scores show Los Angeles beating Milwaukee 11 innings, Cincinnati edging Philadelphia, Pittsburgh defeating St. Louis, and San Francisco over Chicago. No games are scheduled tonight with St Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. An Angola overseas province note appears: 481,352 square miles, over thirteen times Portugal’s area.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Angola
Africa
Portugal
Church League action shows Montague and Burnt Factory strong
Montague defeated Welltown 12 to 4 behind decisive early offense and solid pitching by Clark. Burnt Factory beat Welltown 6 to 1 on a three hitter, with Hodson retiring nine straight. Pyne struggled with control in the first game as Montague built a big lead before late insurance.
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Montague
Donald Clark
Braddock
Charlie Hill
Pyne
Wildness
Burnt Factory
Welltown
Hudson
Shiley
P. Duvall
Jim Casey
J. Bromley
E. Bromley
Duvall
Hodson
Kreamer
Hoover
M. Mason
Hill
Aikens
Boyd
R. Clark
Wadsworth
Cardinals Struggle As Pirates Defeat Them 4 3 In Pittsburgh
St. Louis general manager Bing Devine admits the club is playing bad baseball after a 4 3 loss to Pittsburgh. Stan Musial led the effort with three singles and an RBI while others struggled amid a closed door team meeting called by manager Hemus.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Bing Devine
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Red Schoendienst
Julian Javier
Joe Cunningham
Mickey McDermott
Ken Boyer
Javier
Sally Hemus
Hemus
Stan Musial
Devine
Boyer
Redbirds
Bill White
Lindy McDaniel
Major League Leaders Summary In Batting And Pitching
The Associated Press lists top leaders by league. Killebrew leads American batting with .371? Gentile 11 home runs. Colavito leads runs with 30. Mays tops the National League with 26. Pitching leaders show Regan Mossi 40 decisions and Ramos Pascual 41 strikeouts.
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Killebrew
Minnesota
Brandt
Baltimore
Colavito
Detroit
Mantle
New York
Gentile
Cash
B. Robinson
Temple
Cleveland
Francona
Power
Romano
Green
Wood
Kaline
Sievers
Chicago
Piersall
Woodling
Keough
Washington
Versalles
Aparicio
Regan
Mossi
Lary
Ramos
Pascual
Barber
Mathews
Milwaukee
Moon
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Cepedd
Aaron
Fight results from multiple locations across the nation
Rochester Jones from Yonkers outpointed Horsman of Chatfield in 10 rounds. Oakland Smith from Oakland defeated Bale of Hayward in eight rounds. Commack Szu zina from Valley Stream outpointed Luedee of New Haven in 10 rounds. Manila Cope land from Flint beat Young Terror in 10 rounds in the Philippines.
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Rochester
Minn
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
N.Y
Duane Horsman
Chatfield
Oakland
Calif
Norman Smith
Don Bale
Hayward
Commack
Franz Szuzina
Valley Stream
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
Conn
Manila
Auburn
Flash
Copeland
Flint
Mich
Young Terror
Philippines
Minor League Standings Across Leagues and Teams
International San Juan 5 Chicago? No clear. Toronto 7 Buffalo 2 Rochester 7 Syracuse 3 Columbus 2 Jersey City 1 Louisville 5 Denver 4 Indianapolis 7 Houston 3 Dallas Fort Worth 3 Omaha Pacific Coast Vancouver 4 Tacoma 0 Spokane 10 San Diego 3 Seattle 11 Salt Lake 3 Hawaii 4 Portland 3.
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Associated Press International
San Juan
Michinead
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Columbus
Jersey City
Louisville
Denver
Indianapolis
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Omaha
Vancouver
Tacoma
Spokane
San Diego
Seattle
Salt Lake
Hawaii
Portland
Winchester and Rebels Meet Sunday Baseball Doubleheader
Winchester's baseball club hosts Berkeley Place at 2 30 Sunday aiming to rebound after two road losses at Rouss Park. Everett Kibler should start for Winchester if a right hander is needed. Other Sunday games include Rebels at Bakerton Gerrardstown at Leetown and Tomahawk at Sleepy Creek all at 2 30.
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Winchester
Berkeley Place
Rouss Park
Everett Kibler
Rebels
Bakerton
Gerrardstown
Leetown
Tomahawk
Sleepy Creek
Downs to Honor Virginia Alumni On Friday Night
On May 19 Shenandoah Downs hosts University of Virginia night featuring the first Cavalier Purse. Virginia Football Coach Bill Elias will attend and award the Cavalier Trophy to the winning horse owner. About 2000 area Virginia alumni are invited. James Mason III coordinates.
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University of Virginia
Shenandoah Downs
Cavalier
Bob Leavitt
Virginia
Bill Elias
Charles Town
James Mason III
Elias
University of Maryland
George Washington
Purdue
G.W.A
Regan Shuts Down Orioles as Tigers Stretch Lead
Detroit Tigers veteran Phil Regan improved to 4-0 with a complete game six hit 4 0 victory over the Orioles to boost Detroit to a five game AL lead. Washington swept the Yankees 8 7 while Cleveland beat Boston 1 0 in AL action. In NL San Francisco beat Chicago 4 3, Pittsburgh topped St Louis 4 3, Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2 1 and the Dodgers beat Milwaukee 2 1. Kaline homered? actually Kaline had a triple and double with three RBIs for Detroit.
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Associated Press
Phil Regan
Detroit Tigers
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Regan
Orioles
Tigers
Washington
Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Brooks Robinson
al Kaline
Kaline
Jack Fisher
Dale Long
Dorothy Allen Handicap yields 156 final game win
Alice Godlove rolled 156 in the Dorothy Allen Handicap at Health Center Lanes to win by 22 pins and claim a $20 prize from 389 total pins. She added handicap pins to her 367 actual pins, finishing a record entry in Winchester’s Evening Star Ladies League event.
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Alice Godlove
Enenlogs
Dorothy Allen
Morothy Allen
Evening Star Ladies League
Winchester
Julie Snyder
Peggy Eastep
San Juan club moves to Charleston under IL plan
International League officials say the San Juan Puerto Rico club owned by William P. MacDonald will relocate to Charleston West Virginia. Managerial and financial pressures cited as reasons for moving amid regional unrest and Castro era impacts.
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San Juan Club
Charleston
W. Va
Fidel Castro
International League
Tommy Richardson
San Juan
Puerto Rico
William P. MacDonald
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Riteway Cleaners
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Harry Hottel
Castro
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Joe Ryan
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