Cedar Creek and EUB Win Slugfests in Church League
Cedar Creek routed Braddock 13 to 4 after a 14 hit attack led by Carroll Shiley three hits and Bill Bailey two singles. EUB edged Welltown 8 to 7 in a late rally as Welltown errors and a Dick Barker homer shaped a seven run seventh.
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Braddock
Eub
Welltown
Carroll Shiley
Bill Bailey
Dickie Keeler
Adam Myers
Frank Locke
Dick Barker
Friday Baseball Results Across Cities Show Mixed Wins
Detroit edges New York 5 to 4 while Baltimore routs Boston 9 to 5 and Los Angeles ties Kansas City 5 to 4. Chicago beats Minnesota 5 to 4 and Cleveland defeats Washington 2 to 1 with Detroit visiting New York in today’s games. Sunday’s schedule includes several matchups and doubleheaders.
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Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
Ween
Sane
Detroit Settee
Aaron Drives Braves Past Cardinals in 11 8 Win
Hank Aaron homered twice with seven and eighth blasts and a double to drive in five runs as the Braves blasted St. Louis for an 11 to 8 victory in an 18 hit attack. Elroy Face earned the win for Pittsburgh with four shutout innings in a 4 3 13 inning decision over Houston.
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Hank Aaron
Braves
St. Louis
Elroy Face
Pirates
Houston
Shenandoah Banquet Awards Highlight College Athletes
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music held its Athle tic Awards Banquet in the new dining hall with Dr. Forrest S. Racey as speaker. Awards were given to athletes across baseball basketball and cheerleading, including the Sportsmanship Trophy to Mr. and Mrs. Sprinkle and the Most Valuable Baseball award to Smokey Caricofe.
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Forrest Racey
Sprinkle
Jimmie
Texas
James Wood
Shenandoah
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Forrest S. Racey
Dr. Racey
Smokey Caricofe
R. C. Sprinkle
Jimmy Sprinkle
Lackland Air Force Base
Jim
al Trombetta
Donnie Oates
Robbie Brown
Brown and
Oates
Handley
Kyre
Yar
Helen Day Harris, 101, Former Tennis Contender Dies
New York report confirms Mrs. Helen M. Day Harris, runner-up in the Women’s Amateur National Singles Tennis Championships in 1889 and 1892, died Friday in New York. She was 101.
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New York
Helen M. Day Harris
Gles
Kilts Win Sudden Death Playoff For Winchester League Title
In Northside league action the Kilts topped The Flips after a two game playoff and a sudden death round to clinch the season championship. Lee Jackson led Classic League scoring with 2749 as his team beat Triangle Diner 40 to - Snyder and Braithwaite provided key 200s. Miller and Anderson swept Five Aces. Novick whitewashed Southwestern Life. Plumly beat Wilsons Hams 3-1. Individual high scorers included Nelson Orndorff 563 Hal Dawson 567 and Frank Courtney 567 with Dawson producing two 200 plus games. A stray note mentions Colonial America furniture covering using wool threads knotted into canvas.
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Northside
Kilts
Martha Morgan
Marion Stinnet
Marge Schrader
Mary Rae Lewicky
Kathie Perry
Lee Jackson
Triangle Diner
Slip Snyder
Curtis Braithwaite
Gene Martin
Miller & Anderson
Novick
Southwestern Life
Plumly
Wilson
Hams
Nelson Orndorff
Hal Dawson
Frank Courtney
Dawson
Banks Knocked Unconscious As Cubs Fall To Reds
Ernie Banks, Cubs star, was beaned by Moe Drabowsky in the ninth inning and collapsed at the plate during Chicago's 2-1 loss to Cincinnati. He remained in fair condition after hospital tests and was to undergo further evaluation. Also, San Francisco beat Philadelphia 10-7 as Billy Pierce moved to 7 0 with no losses, Hank Aaron drove in five in Milwaukee’s 11-8 win over St. Louis, and Pittsburgh edged Houston 4-3 in 13 innings.
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St.ae
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Shanon
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Ernie Banks Banks
Chicago Cubs
Homer Hammerer
Cubs
Moe Drabowsky
Banks
Ernie
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Minnie Minoso
Billy Pierce
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Hank Aaron
Golden Rule Wins Church League Title On Health Center Lanes
Golden Rule defeated Stephenson Methodist 2781 to 2668 in a five game total pinfall to claim the 1961 62 Church League championship. Sonny Crisman led Golden Rule with a 630 total in the rolloff as Lee Ebert Rev Jacob Mast Dick Renner El Keller Chauncey Snapp and Bob Legge anchored the title team.
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Golden Rule
Stephenson Methodist
Health Center
Lee Ebert
Jacob Mast
Dick Renner
el Keller
Sonny Crisman
Chauncey Snapp
Bob Legge
Crisman
Edwin Fiddler
Pete Stipe
Duckpins
Renner
Keller
Ebert
Stephenson
Zimmerman captures top prize in Independent League handicap
Joe Zimmerman rolled 138 144 and 132 for 414 pins plus two handicap pins to total 416 and win 20 dollars in the Health Center Lanes Thursday handicap event. Bus ter Kline earned 410 for second and 10 dollars while Sonny Crisman shot 409 for third and 5 dollars among 36 participants. Virginia Schneider announces the Thursday Morning Housewife League summer season starts May 31 at 9 30 a.m. at Health Center Lanes with openings for teams or bowlers. call MO 2 4455.
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Joe Zimmerman
Health Center
Buster Kline
Sonny Crisman
Virginia Schneider
Housewife
Virginia
Muzzle loading rifle match marks Winchester commemoration
Part of the May 26 27 Winchester commemoration features a 4 p.m. muzzle loading rifle match on the west side of Route 11 near Winchester. Admission is one dollar, or free for under 12. The event draws participants from far regions and emphasizes outdoor black powder shooting with historical note on powder and loads.
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Winchester
Mossi Spikes Yankees Against The Senators As Essegian Unloads
Detroit lefthander Don Messi beat the Yankees 5-4 as Essegian sparked Cleveland with his 12th homer to a 2-1 win over Washington. The Indians moved into a share of the AL lead while other results left four games separating the leaders and Detroit. Essegian, a 10-year travel veteran, hit .383 with two hits, solidifying a steady Indians role.
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Don Messi
New York
Yankees
Chuck Essegian
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
Tigers
Essegian
Western International
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Manny Jimenez
Danny O’connell
Senators
Pedro Ramos
Messi
Tiger
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Harold Gomes from Providence outpointed Lano Guerrero in Los Angeles. Daniel Berrios of Puerto Rico defeated Pablo Veres in San Juan. Valerio Numez of Argentina knocked out Gerolamo Licatesi in Rome. Jose Luis Cruz of Mexico stopped Raul Soriano in Mexicali.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Harold Gomes
Providence
R.I
Lano Guerrero
Mexico City
San Juan
Daniel Berrios
Puerto Rico
Diablo Verez
Re 1Public
Rome
Italy
Valerio Numez
Argentina
Gerolamo Licatesi
Paris
Mexicali
Mexico
Jose Luis Cruz
Raul
Soriano
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