Royal Crown and Republic Oil Open City Loop With Wins
City League action saw Royal Crown beat Lucky Inn 42 and Republic Oil top Clarke County Travelers 5-1 on diamond 2. Jess Donald struck out 12 for RC, while Heflin and Robertson led Republic Oil hitters in the opener. Church League saw Boyce Baptist roll Market 13-2 as Jackson allowed six hits.
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Royal Crown
Lucky Inn
Republic Oil
Clarke County Travelers
Boyce Baptist Walloping Market
Jess Donald
Sonny Higgs
Donald
Haymaker
Republic Stars
Renner
Robertson
Clarke Travelers
Heflin
Buckner
Spurs
Republic
Singhass
Hurler
Buddy Fuller
Rackley
Jones
Hockman
Jackson
Stickley
Boyce Baptist
H Ts
Mountaineers
Herens
Diamond 2
Buckley-Lages
Buckley- Lages
Casey Stengel on Yankees dominance and pitching depth
Casey Stengel praised the Yankees after their 5-1 win over the White Sox, the seventh straight victory and 20th in 25 games. He highlighted pitching depth, noted poor hitting but solid defense, and warned about weather and doubleheaders affecting attendance and momentum.
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Chicago
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Yankees
Casey
Sox
Billy Pierce
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Kansas City
Ned Garver
Brengel
Three Road Deaths Last Night Push Va. Toll to 275
Three people died in Virginia crashes last night, raising the 1958 toll to 275. In Prince George County on U.S. 301 a southbound car crossed into the northbound lane and collided head on with a tractor-trailer driven by Carl Hill of Millville, Pennsylvania. Homer G. Terry of Zionsville, North Carolina, and James R. Rector of Galax, both Peters burg workers, were killed in the wreck. The truck overturned and burned, blocking the highway for nearly two hours. Earlier, Thomas L. Blythe Jr. of Matawan, New Jersey, was killed in a separate crash on U.S. 1 near Ashland in Hanover County. No other injuries reported.
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Prince George County
Virginia
U.S. 301
Petersburg
Homer G. Terry
Zionsville
N.C
James R. Rector
Galax
P. M. Whittie
Carl Hill
Millville
Hill
Thomas L. Blythe Jr
Wilshire Rd
Matahon
N.J
U.S. 1
Ashland
Hanover County
Wingfield Wins Handicap Tourney At Health Center Alleys
Turk Wingfield totaling 414 bowls first in the A League Handicap at Health Center Alleys Monday night. He carried a 111 season average for Brakeshoe Cafeteria and earned $30. Carl McKee was second with 365 plus 32 for 397 earning $18. Ronnie Boyd had 365-32 for 397 and placed third, while Bob Harrison and Jerry Sairano earned $10 and $9 respectively. Richard Buncutter was elected president and Sonny Cooper vice president for next season.
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Turk Wingfield
Wingfield
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
Carl McKee
Ronnie Boyd
Bob Harrison
Jerry Sairano
Richard Buncutter
Sonny Cooper
Costello Testifies He Did Not See Gunman in 1954 Attack
New York gambler Frank Costello tells jurors he never saw his alleged shooter Vincent Gigante and that his back was to the assailant when wounded in the foyer of his apartment building. Meanwhile a federal appeals court denies his bid to overturn a 1954 income tax evasion conviction as Gigante faces an attempted murder charge.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Vincent Gigante
Gigante
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S
Paul W. Williams
U.S. Supreme Court
Hollis Wins Sales Award at Lincoln Life Conference
R. Lee Hollis of the Philip T. Seibert and Associates Agency earned the annual sales honor club privilege for Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. He will attend a three day sales conference in Miami starting June 1 to study life insurance accident and sickness coverage and group insurance developments.
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R. Lee Hollis
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Philip T. Seibert and Associates
Miami
Hollis
Man Acquitted in March Slaying of Neighbor
A Tazewell County Circuit Court jury acquitted 35 year old Robert E. Wilkins of Tipple Hollow in the March 6 pistol slaying of neighbor George Foster. Wilkins testified he fired after Foster advanced while drawing a gun.
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Robert E. Wilkins
Tipple Hollow
George Foster
Wilkins
Foster
Lutz and Morgan Tie for First in Annual B League Handicap
George Lutz and Jim Morgan tied for first in the Health Center Lanes Annual B League Handicap, each earning 20 after splitting 25 and 15 prizes. Lutz totalled 368 plus 32 pins, Morgan 378 plus 22, with Jackie Billmyer taking third, Floyd Luttrell fourth, and Pete Anderson fifth in a field of 50 rivals and 40 prizes.
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George Lutz
Jim Morgan
Lutz
Morgan
Glaize & Bro
Brakes
Booster Club Spaghetti Supper To Aid Bleacher Fund
Berryville Clarke County High School hosts an Eagles Booster Club spaghetti supper tonight from 5 to 5 30 p m Proceeds go to the bleacher fund totaling 4875 with 1600 still unpaid A yard party in August aims to cover the balance Menu features Quaker spaghetti tossed salad rolls coffee and homemade pie Luzerne Coffee Co donates coffee.
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Berryville
Eagles
Clarke County
The
Luzsanne Coffee Co
Bulldozer Death Claims Appalachian Father of Three
Quincy Tucker a 53 year old man was killed in Appalachia Virginia when a bulldozer he operated rolled backward and crushed him beneath its treads. He leaves three children.
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Appalachia
Quincy Tucker
Tucker
Baseball schedule and results from early week slate
The Associated Press reports Wednesday games: Boston at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit, Washington at Kansas City, and Detroit 4 Baltimore 6, New York 5 Chicago 1, Kansas City 7 Washington 3, Boston 6 Cleveland 1. Thursday matchups include New York at Detroit, Baltimore at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, and Boston at Kansas City.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
National League Standings and Results Show Mixed Plays
National League teams list standings with games behind and winning percentages. Game results include St Louis 5 Philadelphia 0 and Los Angeles 6 Milwaukee 3 in 11 innings, with San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 2 and Pittsburgh 12 Chicago 3.
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L. Pet
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
T. Taylor
Ashburn
Gilliam
Zimmer
Skinner
Pittsburg
Mays
Spahn
Eisenhower Maternal Grandparents Named
The President's mother Ida Elizabeth Stover Eisenhower 1862 1946 was the daughter of Simon Peter Stover and Elizabeth J Link Stover.
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Eisenhower
W. B
Ida Elizabeth Stover Eisenhower
Simon Peter
Elizabeth J
Link) Stover
League Leaders From The Associated Press Summary
American League leaders include Cerv of Kansas City with 30 RBIs and 8 home runs, Kuenn of Detroit with 43 hits and 12 doubles, Lemon of Washington and Robinson of Baltimore tying for triples with 3, Turley of New York 6 0 1.000 pitching and 38 strikeouts. In the National League Mays tops with 54 hits and 33 runs, Cepeda 30 RBIs, Mays 33 RBIs, and Thomas of Pittsburgh leads with 13 home runs.
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New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Associated Press
Nieman
Skowron
Vernon
Cerv
Minoso
F. Bolling
Jensen
Boston
Gernert
Kuenn
Fox
Chicago
Runnels
Malzone
Mantle
Lemon
Robinson
Avila
Lau
Tuttle
Martyn
Bauer
Maris
Aparicio
Piersall
Turley
Shantz
Smith
Larsen
Ramos
Score
Cleveland Pascual
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Crowe
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Spencer
Hoak
Moryn
Skinner
Triples
Blasingame
Goryl
Gilliam
Los Angeles
Virdon
Walls
Giants Take 1st as Cardinals surge to fourth in league race
The Cardinals win 5-0 behind Lindy McDaniel seven-hitter to move into fourth place in the National League. The Giants win 4-2 in Cincinnati behind Mike McCormick to seize first place, while the Yankees beat Chicago 5-1 and Baltimore downed Detroit 6-4 in daytime action.
Statistical baseball lines list players and teams
The text presents a scrambled set of stats with teams Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh St Louis and players Gomez Friend Antonelli Jones. It lists records 6-0 1.000 and 5-0 1.000 and 4-0 1.000 with strikeouts 40 and 35. The passage reads like a numeric stats fragment without a narrative.
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Elston
Chicago
McCormick
San Francisco
Gomez
Friend
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Jones
St. Louis
Boxing Results From Various Cities by Associated Press
Fights reported by the Associated Press show Boston’s Willie Pep outpointing Bobby Singleton in Hartford while Tony Dupas from New Orleans outpointed Ramon Fuentes. Johnny Gonzales beat Vic Cardoz in Oakland and Terry Lewis stopped Edgardo Romero in Seattle. multiple city results list weights and rounds.
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Boston
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Bobby Singleton
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Tony Dupas
Ramon Fuentes
Los Angeles
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Gonsalves
Vic Cardoz
Seattle
Terry Lewis
Edgardo Romero
Argentina
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Jim Hockman
Myers
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Prior Beer
Carr Publishing CO
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