Crown Cork Squad Second in State
ROANOKE Cinderella story ends as Crown Cork and Seal finishes second in the Virginia Tenpin competition. Crown Cork totaled 3134 pins, 34 behind Cupp's Asphalt Paving of Christiansburg. Top scorers: Virgil Stackman 675, Jimmy Morton 571, Junior Carter 551, Harold Cattlett 539, Stu Ellis 501. Winchester led most of the tourney, then fell to Christiansburg. Associated Press report.
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Roanoke
Crown Cork and Seal
Virginia
Crown Cork
Cupp
Asphalt Paving Company of
Christiansburg
Virgil Stackman
Jimmy Morton
Junior Carter
Harold Cattlett
Stu Ellis
CORK
Winchester
Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights
Summary of today’s MLB slate lists Minnesota at Los Angeles and other night games. Wednesday’s results show Philadelphia 2 over St. Louis 1 and Los Angeles 5 Houston 3 in 11 innings. Remaining schedule includes San Francisco at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New York at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Los Angeles at Houston.
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Associated Press
le Pet
San Fran
Phila
Phia
Chicago New York
Winchester driver Brannon claims second at Hagerstown race
At Hagerstown Maryland Bobby Abel won the 25 lap modified feature as Gerald Chamberlain held second with Bob Burns and Bob Tester behind. The event drew thirty-one modifieds and rain postponed the semi late feature to next Sunday. Don Kreitz won the AUMAC midget feature, with Fred Ginniman Bob Kline Lew Roshen and Bob Crain close behind.
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Hagerstown
Bobby Abel
Hagerstown Raceway
Wrightseville
Chuck Brannon
Winchester
Gerald Chamberlain
Everett
Chamberlain
Abel
Bob Burns
Andale
Bob Tester
Baltiemore
Brannon
Sam Sanders
Don Kreitz
Fritztown
Fred Ginniman
Cumberland
Bob Kline
Lew Roshen
Bob Crain
Jerry Burns
Jack Deniston
Rich Schmele Yan
Kreitz
Jake Edwards
Carl Miller
Harvey Carbaugh
Junior Feathers
Merrick Webb
Patterson Pulling For Clay In Liston Rematch
Floyd Patterson backs Cassius Clay to beat Sonny Liston on May 25 to earn a shot at the heavyweight title. If Liston regains it, Patterson plans more bouts including a London bout with Henry Cooper, as discussed by advisor Al Bolan with promoter Harry Levene.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Liston
Patterson
al Bolan
Bolan
London
Henry Cooper
Harry Levene
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League leads include Mays San Francisco .408 and Rose Cincinnati 32 runs. Banks Chicago 24 RBIs, Mays 26. Pitching Gibson St. Louis 7 0 1.000. American League batting Horton Detroit .403 and Davalillo Cleveland .355. Green Boston 26 runs, Kaline Detroit 25 RBIs, Skowron Chicago 37 hits. Pitching Pappas Baltimore 4 0 1.000, Lolich Detroit 38 strikeouts.
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Mays
San Francisco
Coleman
Cincinnati
Rose
Banks
Chicago
Horton
Detroit
Davalillo
Cleveland
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Kaline
Mantilla
Skowron
Ward
Oliva
Minnesota
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Washington
Aparicio
Baltimore
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Blefary
Conigliaro
Gentile
Kansas City
Campaneris
Cardenal
Pappas
Buzhardt
Aguirre
Pascual
McDowell
Leland
Lolich
Belinsky Lifts Phillies Past Cardinals In Comeback
Bo Belinsky earned his first NL win with a five hitter and key eighth inning plays by Tony Taylor. Taylor’s perfect relay cut down the tying run at the plate as Philadelphia beat St Louis 2 1. Koufax led Dodgers past Houston 5-3 in 11 innings. White Sox crushed Kansas City 13-2. Angels beat Minnesota 5-4 in 10. Baltimore defeated the Yankees 9-2.
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Associated Press
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Taylor
Curt Simmons
St. Louis
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Murray Chass
Yankees
White Sox
Chicago
New York
Whitey Ford
Orioles
Ford
Iowa Grid Star Dies in Reservoir Accident
Iowa City AP Ivory W. McDowell Jr. 21 Hawkeyes defensive starter drowned while swimming Across an inlet at Coraville Reservoir north of Iowa City. He sank in 35 feet of water as three companions tried to rescue him. body recovered about two hours later. McDowell lettered as end in 1963 and was a defensive half back last season. He was hiking with Karlan Ryan Wilbur Devine Andrew Webber and John Burgermeister.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Ivory W. McDowell Jr
University of Iowa
Coraleville Reservoir
Here
McDowell
St. Louis
Hawkeyes
Winchester Duckpin Teams Dominate National Tournament
Winchester teams secured three top five finishes at the national duckpin event with over 1500 teams competing. The Evening Star Ladies League Cola Team set a 1788 series and earned United States Champions in the Women's Booster Team division, while Green Chemical Co. claimed fourth in the same class. A Mixed Championship runner up included Virginia Larrick Betty Funkhouser Eugene Funkhouser Allen Carter and Briscoe Ginn, narrowly missing the title by six pins under Chucking Five.
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Winchester
United States
Arville Ebersole
Evening Star Ladies League
Bonnie Easter
Peggy Easter
Olga
Virginia Larrick
Betty Funkhouser
Eugene Funkhouser
Allen Carter
Briscoe Ginn
Good and Busy Wins Cancer Crusade at Shenandoah Downs
Charles C. McCauley's Good and Busy rallied to a four length victory in the Cancer Crusade Purse a 6 furlong sprint at Shenandoah Downs. The Plater with Clifton Riston notched his first win of the year in 1.14 1/4 for six furlongs as Happy Lu and Lodaire finished second and third. A crowd of 4,291 saw a 1-6-6-4 twin payoff and a large gaming take of 288182 through the machines.
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Charles C. McCauley
Shenanedoah Downs
Clifton Riston
Margaret M. Hollan
Happy Lu
James O. Greathouse
Lodaire
Shenandoah
Pimlico
Macratha
Backfish
Trojan Maid
Mr. W. L
Erin’s Joy
Black Hawk
Billys Pet
Morts Sports
Montessina Sodaire
Native Moon
Chapel Rose
Nipper
Wari
Nicklaus Tops Money Winners in PGA Tour Earnings
Nicklaus leads year with $49,688 in earnings, $38,900 official PGA earnings listed. Doug Sanders follows with $37,166 official and $47,115 total, while Bruce Devlin ranks third with $31,695 official and $24,339 unofficial earnings.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers’ Association
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Bruce Devlin
Yankees Fall Ten Games Behind as White Sox Surge
The Chicago White Sox extended their lead with an 8th straight win, while the Yankees dropped 9-2 to Baltimore as Ford struggled with a four-inning start. Peters kept pace with a 4-2 record after going the distance, and White Sox batters combined for 16 hits led by Floyd Robinson, Pete Ward, and Ken Berry. Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Minnesota also posted wins in Monday action.
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Gary Peters
Athletics
Yankees
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Peters
Haywood Sullivan
Floyd Robinson
Pete Ward
Ken Berry
White Sox
Robinson
Berry
Bill Skowron
Milt Pappas
Bob Johnson
Baltimore
John Orsino
Jack Brandt
Orsino
Ford
Angels
Albie Pearson
Johnny Klippstein
Bob Rodgers
Mel Nelson
Vic Power
Don Mincher
Twins
Bob Lee
Deniston sweeps Winchester 25 lap modified feature
Arlington racer Jack Deniston captures his second straight 25 lap modified feature at Winchester Speedway driving a 426 Hemi Dodge. Red Nininger finishes second, Chuck Brannon third, Mert Stime fourth. Charlie Beeler wins third sportsman feature of season. Ahead: Spring Championship Races June 4 with 125 laps total.
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Jack Deniston
Arlington
Winchester Speedway
Deniston
Red Nininger
Jefferson, Md
Chuck Brannon
Winchester
Mert Stime
Hagerstown
Charlie Beeler
Don Davis
Fairfax
Loui Newland
Woodstock
Louis Franklin
Kenneth LaFollette
Ford
Bob Armel
Roland Cox
Wayne Kerns
Studebaker
Mert Stine
Bob Burns
Louie Newland
Jimmy Brown
Robert Taylor
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Lloyd Dewease
Tester
Willie Musselman
Frank Dunkle
Rube McBee
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Callison
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Hart
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Wills
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Koufax
Evening Star
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James Wood Touchdown Club
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Virginia Grid
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Bob
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Flushing, N.Y
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Arlington Heights, Ill
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Pat Taylor
Betty Elder
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M. E’nosa
Superman Steve
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Miss Romina
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Royal Hi-Man
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Nelson
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Arduini
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Riston
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Glitta Boy
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