Winchester Golf Club opens new nine hole course
The Winchester Golf Club debuted a 2795 yard new nine with Mayor Claude Smalts cutting the ribbon. Guests included Nelson Page, Miss Fan Page, Mrs. F. L. Largent Jr, Billy Phillips, Dr. E. C. Stuart Jr, Lewis Lamp, Grove White, Vincent Catarella and others. Prizes went to Jack Fretwell, Evans Kline, and Clayton Anderson Wil son Pugh and Harold Foreman for low scores and a hole in one. The full course now totals 5852 yards.
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Winchester Golf Club
Claude Smalts
Nelson Page
Miss Fan Page
F. L. Largent, Jr
Billy Phillips
E.C. Stuart
Greens
Lewis Lamp
Grove White
Vincent Catarella
Jack Fretwell
Evans Kline
Clayton Anderson
Wilson Pugh
Harold Foreman
Club
Mem
Sanitary Dairy Clinches Independent League Title in Close Final
Sanitary Dairy, led by Clifford Nichols and teammates, edged TV and Radio Service 1674 to 1673 to clinch the 1958 59 Independent League championship after finishing the season tied 35 13. TV and Radio Service saw a late surge fade as Mike's Esso won the third place rolloff.
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Sanitary Dairy
Clifford Nichols
Mac Hyde
Ronnie Boyd
Shorty Seckford
Charles Crisman
TV & Radio Service
Carl McKee
Boyd Unger
Bob Gladden
Boyd
Harry McKee
Mike
Esso
Shenandoah Race Results Highlights From Friday Card
Thirty two runners in nine races at Shenandoah with purses from 106 to 1000 dollars. Tubee ridden by Goodwin and Gang Moll ridden by Shirey posted early upset shows while a track record was set at the five furlong allowance.
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Tubee
Goodwin
Fearnaught
Vasil
Daddy Darling
Cape
Gang Moll
Shirey
Ladd
Penson
Small
No Tomorrow
Gant Bardella
Nanda Devi
Palumbo
Riverval
Inquest
Cutshaw
Benny Deb
Albert B
Texan
Parker
Advice
Liddle
Fleeting Will
Rivera
Black Knife
Hero's Prince
McMullen
Djiboux
Phelps
Doc
Plum Nelly
River
Gentle Slam
Pappas
Atheneum
America
Three 1 Run Wins Highlight Senseny Softball Night
Four tight games drew crowds at Senseny Park as White Post Charge beat Sunnyside 6 2 in a church league clash. In girls play Triangle edged TACs 13 12 in 2 extra frames, TACs and Duckpinners loom as top rivals tonight. Clarke County Esso beat Buckley Lages 5 4 while TACs dropped 3 2 to Singhass in another close contest. Grace Bible Phostars meet Montague and Bethel Cubs face Mountaineers at 7.
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Senseny Park
White Post Charge
Sunnyside
Triangle
Tacs
Duckpinners
F&m Bank
Diamond
Clarke County Esso
Buckley Lages
Armel
Grim
Joe Guess
Clark
Heflin
Minghini
Buckley
Dan Capozzoli
R. H. Hummer
Singhass
Herrell
Kerns
W. Dick
White Post
Locke
Bailey
Stickley
Alkire
Gre
Larrick
Grace Bible Phostars
Montague
Bethel Cubs
Mountaineers
Jobe
Phostars
Cattlett
Eub
Sensey Park
Junior Legion Opens Spring Practice At Rouss Park
The Junior Legion Baseball club reports 23 players at practice at Rouss Park as sessions run daily until the lineup is set. The field hosts Winchester Baseball Club as well, with stands torn down and fencing removed mimicking a ball park drawing more players and fans.
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Junior Legion
Rouss Park
Winchester Baseball Club
Haddix Pitches 12 Inning No-Hitter Lost in 2-0 Defeat
Harvey Haddix of the Pirates allowed only one hit through 12 innings and three trips to the mound before Milwaukee's Joe Adcock delivered a two-run double in the 13th. Lew Burdette pitched 13 innings for the win as the Braves beat Pittsburgh 2-0. the game marked the standout pitching performance of Haddix’s career and sparked controversy over the scoring.
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Seva Dage
Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh
Slim Southpaw
Haddix
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Braves
Lew Burdette
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Leon Wagner
Cincinnati
Don Newcombe
Reds
Philadelphia
Don Ferrarese
Jim Perry
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Felix Mantilla
Don Hoak
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Adcock
Aaron
Warren Giles
Mantilla
Powerful Phostars vs Montague Toughest Test Tonight
Grace Bible Phostars enter as the only unbeaten Church League club with a .333 team average over five games. Harold Catlett leads a star-studded lineup, while Montague, with three wins, aims to upset the pace at Sensey Park in the opener.
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Montague
Grace Bible Phostars
Harold Catlett
Jim Crim
Tokyo selected for 1964 and Innsbruck for winter games
Tokyo was chosen as the 1964 Summer Games site with Tokyo noted as the first Asian host. Innsbruck, Austria, was selected for the 1964 Winter Games, winning 49 of 58 ballots while Calgary gained nine. Innsbruck had previously lost narrowly to Squaw Valley in 1955.
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Munich
Germany
Tokyo
Innsbruck
Austria
International Olympic Committee
Austrian Alps
Brenner Pass
Calgary
Canada
Squaw Valley
Calif
Olympic Committee
Window Breaks Tosses Traveler Through Glass in Motel
An unidentified traveler walked through a large plate glass window at the Sky Riders Motel near Phoenix Airport. He was uninjured and told reporters he mistook the window for an open door.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Sky Riders
Phoenix Airport
TV Pits Ranking Heavies In Chicago Boxing Showdown
Jesse Bowdry of St. Louis faces top heavyweight Tony Anthony of New York in a nationally televised 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Anthony is NBA No.1, Ring No.2, with a 38-6-7 record and 28 knockouts, while Bowdry sits 26-3-0 and ranked NBA No.7, No.8 by Ring. Bowdry hopes to extend his win streak after victories over Lou Riley and Clarence Hinnant as Anthony pursues another KO victory.
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Chicago
Jesse Bowdry
St. Louis
Tony Anthony
New York
Anthony
National Boxing Assn
Ring Magazine
Bowdry
Lou Riley
Clarence Hinnant
NBA
Sonny Ray
James Wood Touchdown Club Banquet Speakers Named
Guest speaker at the Annual James Wood Touchdown Club Award Banquet tomorrow night is 1st Lt Doyle Stout a two year pitcher for the Quantico Marines He coached basketball guiding the Marines to a second place in the Potomac River Naval Command Tournament last February Stout sports a 2 4 record this year The banquet begins at 7 o clock and features trophy awards for top athletes in four major sports.
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Lee-Jackson
Howard Melton
Virginia Schneider
Marion Melton
Margaret Dunn
Mary Manuel
Polly Anderson
Pressure Cockers
Nancy Levi
Virginia Kiracore
Carol Ebert
Marie Fauver
Alina Learned
Gertrude Reed
Housewife League
Loop
James Wood Touchdown Club
Doyle Stout
Quantico Marines
Marines
Tomac River Naval Command
Stout
Major League Baseball American League Standings
The American League standings show Cleveland leading with 24 wins 13 losses and a .649 percentage. Chicago is second at 23-16 and Baltimore 23-17 with 2 games back. Detroit and Kansas City trail in the lower half as New York and Washington sit farther back.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Sosconmret Cate Cn
New York
Boston
National League Standings and Result Summary
The National League table shows Milwaukee leading with 24 wins and 14 losses, San Francisco 22-18, Pittsburgh 20-19, Los Angeles 22-21, Chicago 21-21, Cincinnati 19-21, St. Louis 17-22, Philadelphia 15-24. Notable results include San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 0 in 13 innings, Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, St. Louis at San Francisco, Chicago at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at Cincinnati were scheduled with no results listed.
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W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Lucrise
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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