Hockman’s No-Hitter and 211 Pace Highlight Wednesday Bowling
Bill Boden led the Lightning Bugs to four points with a 211 game plus 116 and 172 for a 549 series as Shawnees fell short. The night featured close battles across 18 teams with multiple 500+ series and key performances from Irma Bryan, Skip Snider, George Dofflemyer, Dot Clark, Jo Votel, and Billy Peters as teams competed for all four points in each match.
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Tater Bugs
Jo Votel
Mavericks
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Whiz Kids
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Vincent Heads Clarke Jaycees Elected Officers
Jack Vincent elected president of the Clarke Jaycees for the coming year. Internal vice president Bob Geller and external vice president Bill Jordan named. Leon Steinberg is secretary with Francis Wilson as treasurer. Harry C. Jones named state director. New directors: Howard A. Hart, Lee Thompson, Raymond Chapman.
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Kennedy to Send Stevenson on Latin America Goodwill Tour
The New York Times reports President Kennedy plans a goodwill tour of Latin America next month with Adlai E Stevenson, ambassador to the United Nations, as the lead envoy.
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Gary Dick Set for Cavalier Purse at Shenandoah Downs
Gary Dick, a hair behind Etruscan Night last week, returns Friday to face eight rivals in the Cavalier Purse at Shenandoah Downs on the final weekend of the spring meeting. Etruscan Night and La Madrina loom as top rivals while Russell Steele’s Etruscan Night seeks another upset over the Alloway star.
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Antonelli Weighs Retirement Amid Indians Talk
Johnny Antonelli, a 125 win NL veteran and 31 year old pitcher, is contemplating retirement as Cleveland GM Gabe Paul weighs his future with the Tribe. Paul says Antonelli is discouraged but could return with a couple of good outings, while Antonelli finishes a mound session in Cincinnati.
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City League Sets Best Pace in Years for Two Tilts With Just 8 Hits
In a pitcher friendly twin bill at Senseny Park, Roxy Hockman pitched a near no hit game for Lucky Inn in a 3 0 win over Clarke County Esso. Hummer out dueled Coca Cola 2 1 in extra innings, Calhoun Singhas and Vernon Clark lifting Coca Cola to a tight defeat.
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Snead Opens With Two Stroke Lead At Festival
Sam Snead, weathering rain and a putter problem, shot a 65 to lead by two strokes in the Sam Snead Festival at White Sulphur Springs. He recalled past yips and noted how changes in putting once helped him win majors and money, while reflecting on his career and a brief return from full-time play.
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Friday Baseball Standings And Weekend Schedule Notes
Major league standings show Lehanein leading with 23 wins for New York and Cleveland at 16 14. Detroit and Boston clash while Kansas City and Minnesota prepare for Friday action. Washington Baltimore and Chicago Los Angeles enter postponed or scheduled games with several doubleheaders listed for the weekend.
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