Rain Delays Night As Church League Opens In Senseny Park
Rain shortened a double header at Senseny Park despite Montague beating Sunnyside 10-5 and Burnt Factory defeating White Post 15-10. Dickie Duvall earned the win on a five hitter while Eddie Bromley Perry Duvall and Dickie Knight led the offense for the victors.
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Senseny Park
Montagu
Sunnyside
Baint Factory
White Post
Burnt Factory
Dickie Duvall
R. Carroll
Big
Eddie Bromley
Dickie Knight
Perry Duvall
Glarrich
Eddie Bomley
Whitacre
Gladden
Presgraves
Longerbeam
Montague
Aggie McCall Wins ESL Title With 605 Sets
Aggie McCall rolled 605 to win the Orts ESL title for the 1957 58 season, guiding Orts Sof Spun Bread to a 2565 2516 victory over GAA No 1 at Health Center Lanes. Teammates Connie Lineburg June Tusing Virginia Larrick and Loma McIntyre followed her efforts as Orts led from the start. On Wednesday Orts meets Sarah Zane Pire Co for the Winchester City Championship rolloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie McCall
GAA
Evening Star Ladies League
Connie Lineburg
June Tusing
Virginia Larrick
Ma McIntyre
Orte
Orts
Ladies Commercial League
Sarah Zane Pire Co
Winchester
Winchester Golfers Open Season With Narrow Win
Winchester Golf Club edged Front Royal 16 to 14 in the Tri-State League opener at Front Royal. Four Winchester pairs swept 3-0, two were blanked, and others split or lost by two points. Next week Winchester hosts women’s teams as season continues.
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Front Royal
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester
W. O. Pugh
R. Grim
W. Elmer
G. Garber
C. Campbell
Marshall
Hayes
R. Heltzel
B. Killian
Mullins
Ritenour
C. Grim
J. Daniels
Kibler
Downing
R. Nelson
N. Joyner
McCormick
Compton
J. Senciadiver
C. Evans
Jones
Brown
L. Slavin
D. Stewart
Crawford Beats Underdog After Weak Beginning
New York reports Mickey Crawford, 24, of Saginaw Michigan, beat 21 year old Andy Figueroa in a ten round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena for his fourth straight victory. Crawford admitted he fought flat early but improved as the contest progressed. He last topped Gil Turner at Madison Square Garden on March 28 and seeks tougher opponents.
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Crawford
Andy Figueroa
St. Nicholas Arena
Mickey
Saginaw, Mich
Gil Turner
Madison Square Garden
Rose Bowl Prospects for PCC Bowl Bids in 1960
The Pacific Coast Conference faces Rose Bowl eligibility as it votes on probation statuses for Washington and Southern California. UCLA California and USC plan to withdraw July 1 1959. The tourney pact with the Big Ten remains through January 1 1960.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Conference
Washington
Southern California
UCLA
Idaho
California
Tournament of Roses
Junior Rifle Club Results at Winchester Meet
At the May 16 Winchester Junior Rifle Club event Bill Jenks earned a Marksman with 45 prone and 2 sitting, first-time sitting. Barbara Jenks attempted rules for the first time without a score. Phil Bumback posted 31 sitting, Lee Bumback 40 kneeling, Mike Robinson 40 off hand for Expert, while Pam and John Bowers fired without qualifying scores. Pam shows persistence and skill among sub teenagers.
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Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Bill Jenks
Jenks
Barbara Jenks
Bill
Phil Bumback
Lee
Mike Robinson
Pam
John Bowers
National Guard
Pafko Proves Night Ability Over Redlegs
Andy Pafko starred in Cincinnati with a home run a double and a single driving in two runs as the Braves defeated the Redlegs 4-3 in extra innings. The veteran outfielder excels after dark, hitting .344 in 44 night games last season and leading Milwaukee to a share of the lead over San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Andy Pafko
Jackie Robinson
Milwaukee
Pafko
Braves
Cincinnati
O’ Pat
Insance
San Francisco
League Leaders Highlight Key American and National League Stats
The Associated Press reports leaders across the leagues with Nieman batting 390 for Baltimore and Cerv driving in 30 for Kansas City. Other standouts include Mays with 52 hits, Musial 81 at bats, and Turley 6 0 on the mound for New York. Thomas and Mays tie for home runs in the National League with 12 and 11 respectively.
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Associated Press
Nieman
Baltimore
Vernon
Cleveland
McDougald
Skowron
New York
Cerv
Kansas City
Minoso
Kuenn
Detroit
Jensen
Boston
Gernert
Fox
Chicago
Runnels
Malzone
Mantle
Lemon
Washington
Robinson
Avila
Lau
Tuttle
Bauer
Maris
Aparicio
Piersall
Turley
Shantz
Larsen
Hyde
Ramos
Score
Pascual
Musial
Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Crowe
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Spencer
Walls
Congregational Christian Wins Church Bowling Title
Congregational Christian defeated Market St. Methodist 2749 to 2665 to win the 1957-58 Church League championship. Turk Wingfield opened with 140 as CC held the lead after game two, then Kenny Lake and Ronnie Boyd contributed key scores to secure the final victory 562 to 542 in the last game and a 64 pin edge.
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Turk Winfield
Congregational Christian
Market St. Methodist
Market St
Wingfield
Market
Jackie Billmyer
Kenny Lake
Wingield
Sonny Cooper
Ronnie Boyd
Turk Wingfield
Cooper
Ernie Pugh
Young Richmond Nine Ends With Virginia Victory
Richmonds Big Six champions closed their regular season by defeating Virginia 80. Freshman right-hander Charlie Revere started and limited the Cavaliers with four singles as the main spark for the win.
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Richmond
Virginia
Spiders
Charlie Revere
Cavalier
Cavaliers Clinch Big Six Title With 13 3 Regular Season Win
Richmond centerfielder John Boggs three hits and Doug Martin two led a 13 3 overall season record for the Cavaliers. Sophomore Alan Cole added three singles as Richmond finished 8 1 in the Big Six and 13 3 overall, the best in the state.
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John Boggs
Doug Martin
Alan Cole
Richmond
Cavaliers
Warren County narrowly falls to Front Royal in key baseball tilt
Warren County lost 3-2 at Bing Crosby Stadium as James Wood used a two run second inning to lead 2 1 entering the bottom of the seventh. Warren County tied the score on an infield error and a late single by Giles Carr. Dick led the Colonels with two hits and seven strikeouts on the mound.
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D. Shirley
Sunnyside
D. Clark
J. Fleming
Clark
R. Clark
Junior Hill
Shirley
R. Tinsmith
James Wood
Front Royal
Bing Crosby
Warren County
Colonels
Luray
Warren
Bulldogs
Wildcats
Wendell Dick
Infeld
Buddy Adams
Gene Wallace
Shiley
Gene Kendall
Tom Miller
Seriing Shockey
The
Cooksie
Kendall
Giles Carr
Carr
Wallace
Mfs
Chester man rolls perfect 300 in ABC championships
Ed Shay of Chester Pennsylvania rolled the first perfect 300 in ABC championships since 1955 and led the singles with 733 total after scores of 210 and 223. His 300 edged Don Phelps of Minneapolis who had led with 727 since April 10.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ed Shay
Chester
ABC
Shay
Don Phelps
Minneapolis
Minn
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Hill
W. Larrick
W. Dick
A. Shirley
Boyce Baptist
Diamond 1
Sarah Zane
Winchester Golfers Open
L. Jones
W. C. Anderson
L. Hyce
Mauck and
Himes
H. Foreman
W. Bennett
Malens and
Devant
P. Glaize
T. Whitham
Corder and
Myers
Boyd
Lillis
Tillotson
Crisman
Burke
Mickey Crawford
Redlegs
T. Taylor
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Gilliam
Zimmer
Los Angeles
Skinner
Spahn
Elston
Gomez
Antonelli
Associated American League
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Ww. L. Pet
Eee
Detroit Ener
Evening Star Sports
AMOCO
P.S
American Oil Company
Crystal
Investors Loan Corp
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