Shenandoah Victorious in District 10 Baseball Championship
Shenandoah won the District 10 baseball title 8 to 1 over James Wood in front of 400 plus fans. Teddy Reed was strong at short for James Wood while Bob Moore limited the Colonels to four hits. The win ends James Wood’s run as a District 10 member and shifts the team to Group 1B next fall.
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Shenandoah
Luray
James Wood
Colonels
Teddy Reed
Reed
Sterling Shockley
Larry Hockman
Shockley
Orndorff
Hockman
Indians
E. Comer
Moore
W. Comer
Comer
District 10
Handley
Major League Leaders Summary From The Associated Press
National League batting leader Clemente of Pittsburgh tops with .372 while Skinner Pittsburgh drives runs 34 and McCovey San Francisco 58 RBIs. Pinson Cincinnati shares doubles 12. Skinner 5 triples. Boyer St Louis leads homers with 10. Bobby Banks and others tied with 9. Pinson 11 stolen bases. Mays 9. Pitching wins Antonelli SF 30 and Law Pittsburgh 61. Drysdale 79 strikeouts. Friend 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Adcock
Milwaukee
Skinner
Mays
San Francisco
McCovey
San
Pinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Boyer
St. Louis
Banks
Chicago
Aaron
Antonelli
Law
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Friend
Boxing Roundup With Wide-Spread Results Across Cities
A string of boxing bouts reports results from Brewer Maine to Fresno California and Rochester Minnesota. Notable outcomes include Yvon Durelle stopping Emil Dupre in Baie St. Ann N B and Gaspar Ortega outpointing Karl Heinz Guder in Mexicali Mexico. Other bouts feature Duane Horsman outpointing Hassan Farouk in Chatfield Minnesota and Luis Rodriguez knocking out Alfred Cota in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Maine
Yvon Durelle
Baie St. Ann
N.B
Emil Dupre
Moncton
Fresno
Calif
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Karl Heinz Guder
Germany
Rochester
Minn
Duane Horsman
Chatfield
Hassan Farouk
Detroit
Los Angeles
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Alfred Cota
Paul Wright
Trenton
N.J
Ted Doncaster
Sackville
San Jose
Luis Molina
Orlando Zulueta
Often Mispronounced Leicester Pronounce Lester
A pronunciation note explains Leicester England is commonly said like Lester and urges using the local form. The guidance highlights the city name’s vowel and consonant sounds for accurate speech.
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Leicester
England
Lester
Divorce by desertion in Frederick County Virginia
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia on May 11 1960 Joy Marie Hott seeks a divorce from Harley Glenn Hott on grounds of willful desertion and abandonment. The defendant, not a resident of Virginia, must appear within 10 days after due publication to protect interest. Order published weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Joy Marie Hott
Harley Glenn Hott
Winchester
Indians Take First In AL As Orioles Ousted From Lead
Indians move into sole AL lead at 18-12 after Orioles fall to 2-0 losers to Yankees, who beat Baltimore 2-0. White Sox snap four-game skid with 3-1 win at Kansas City, and Giants crush Phillies 9-0 to extend NL lead.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore
Orioles
Birds
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Jack Sanford
Milwaukee
Bank wins trio of matches in Ladies Commercial League
Farmers & Merchants National Bank topped Krazy Kitchen in three games for a 1639 set on Health Center Lanes Wednesday. Peggy Cleveland 116 320, Louise Wilson 118 321, Libby Wolfe 114 321, Pat Whitacre 124 342 led the Bank. Krazy Kitchen’s Betty Shrader tallied 131 and 122.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Krazy Kitchen
Ladies Commercial League
Health Center
Bank Girls
Peggy Cleveland
Louise Wilson
Libby Wolfe
Pat Whitacre
Betty Carroll
Betty Shrader
Miller's Drug Store
Patton
Rosealie Chapman
O'Sullivan
Shirley Barton
Viola
Va. Fruit Market
Independent League bowling concludes with Fort Hill champs
The Fort Hill team led by Jack Jones and Charles Renner won the second half championship of the Independent League, finishing 1959-60 with a 419 5 score in the match and a final pins total of 1733 to 1729. Silver Diner and New Hipway Market contest the bowl off for second. Charles Swartz led with 381, while Renner topped in the final frame to clinch the title for Fort Hill.
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Vivian Cooper
Dorothy Burke
Jenny Fox Duck
Patton
Big Cone
Willow Lawn Market
Frances Sager
Lefty Ann Snapp
Gertrude Reed
Betty Funkhouser
Helen Elsen
Willow Lawn
Sybil Baker
Marie Renner
Julie Synder
Winchester Creamery
Winchester Motorcycle
Nancy Kline
Ann Schuller
Harley-Davidson
Guardettes
Libby Rose
Beedee Kern
Joan McKinney
Martin Connelly
Janice Luttrell
James Wood
N. Loudoun Atlantic Station
N. Loudoun
Glory Pingley
Connie McDonald
Sandra Kline
Kay Keeler
Patty Newlin
Beebee Kerns
Jack Jones
Jake Rudy
Richard Sager
Buster Kline
Charles Renner
Dove
Bill Jones
Silver
Fort Hill
Silver Diner
Charles Swartz
Eugene Oates
Charley Renner
Swartz
Lawrence Pope
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Harrisonburg
Armory
Anton
Rocca
Haystacks
Calhoun
Skull Murphy
Pat Kelly
Chief Big Heart
Chet Wallick
Jack Davis
Jim Siskay
Billy Burke
Billy the Kid
Golly
Car Cove
Rantee
Dart
America
Seneca
Pioneer
Phoenix
Fairlane
Galaxie
Belvedere
Bel
Impala
Dodge Division
Chrysler Corporation
DODGE
Pine Motor Company
S. Braddock St
THE
National League
Runnels
Kluszewski
Mantle
New York
Minoso
Maris
Lemon
Lumpe
Lollar
Buddin
Kubek
Skowron
Allison
Fox
Hansen
Siebern
Howard
Aparicio
Coates
Portocarrero
Morgan
Pascual
Bell
Ford
Ramos
Brooks
Yankees
Brown
Tony Kubek
Bob Cerv
Bill Skowron
Bobby Richardson
Dick Brown
RBI
Minnie Minoso
Dick Hall
Gerry Staley
Hank Bauer
Bob Shaw
Pete Ramos
Senators
Julio Becquer
Jerry Casale
Miss Hockman
Miss Sheetz
Janet Buckman
Howard Shockey
Fort Hill Grocery
Clearbrook
Joyce Brannon
Kitty Hockman
Sue Barnsley
Joan Larrick
Margie Sheetz
Howardey & Son
W. L
G.B
Camp
Lupton
On the
Massamutten Military Academy
U.S. Route 11
Lupton Woodstock, Va
Kelly Sale
NYLON
National Vehicle Safety
Duncan Bros
Corner
Millwood Ave
Kent St
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