Senseny Park doubleheader features Clarke County Esso win
Clarke County Esso beat the Mountaineers 16 to 5 in six innings at Senseny Park, ending a two game slide while Burnt Factory won 9 to 1 over Sunnyside in the Church League. The night showcased Hummer defeating Clarke County Essox earlier, with close offense from Duvall and Whitacre. Softball at Senseny Park remains competitive as teams exchange big innings and narrow margins.
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Clarke County Esso
Mountaineers
Burnt Factory
Sunnyside
CCE
Wisecarver
Salyan
Clark
Grim
Haymaker
J. Slonaker
Heflin
Ferguson
Dean
Leonard
Armel
Buckner
Blackburn
Swanson
Slonaker
Dickie Duvall
Stotler
al Shirley
S. Shirley
Bailey
Market Methodist
Braddock Methodist
Hummer
Clarke County Essox
Tacs
Oilers
Senseny Park
League Leaders League Leaders American and National Leagues Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit batting .371 and Fox Chicago .359, runs Killebrew Washington 39, RBIs Killebrew 37, hits Fox 60 and Kaline 56, home runs Killebrew 17, steals Aparicio 13. Pitching leaders show Wilhelm 7 wins, Walker and Larsen 4 0, strikeouts Wynn 63. National League leaders list Aaron Milwaukee 432 at bats, Mathews Milwaukee 40 runs, Banks Chicago and Aaron 45 RBIs, Aaron 76 hits, Cimoli St Louis 21 doubles, Pinson 60 hits, Mathews 5 triples, Mathews 15 home runs, Neal 10 steals, pitching leaders Face 6 0 and Klippstein 4 0, Drysdale 81 strikeouts.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Killebrew
Washington
Jensen Boston
Jensen
Boston
Kaline
Colavito
Cleveland
Aparicio
Mantle
New York
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Walker
Larsen
Wynn
Score
Aaron
Milwaukee
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Pinson
Cimoli
St. Louis
Neal
Los Angeles
Klippstein
Drysdale
Spahn
Swiss Trains Use Anti Slip Brakes in Snowy Passes
Swiss railcars employ an anti slip brake system allowing trains to traverse high snow filled mountain passes without laying landing rails first. The innovation reduces time and labor needed for winter operations and improves reliability on alpine routes.
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Switzerland
Long Hitting Rookie Tops Derby Open
Bob Goalby the Crystal River pro led the Kentucky Derby Open after a 64 68 132 through three rounds at Seneca Golf Club. Don Whitt stood two back with a 64 second round while Ernie Vossler sat third at 66 70 136, as Goalby kept control of the $20 000 medal play event.
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Louisville, Ky
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
Goalby
Don Whitt
Borrego Springs
Dalif
Ernie Vossler
Midland
Tex
Seneca Golf Club
Internal Revolt In Soviet Held Wishful Thinking
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Soviet are not worried about freedom as long as the government provides more food clothing housing and medical care a top U S social worker said They do not miss free speech or a free press because they never had them Dr Charles I Schottland Dean of Brandeis University School for Advanced Social Studies told the National Conference on Social Welfare where he was newly elected president Last August and September Dr Schottland and five other U S 80-
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San Francisco
U.S
Charles I. Schottland
School For Advanced Social Studies
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass
Schottland
National Conference On Social Welfare
Newcomer Alon Johnson Upsets Veteran Nino Valdes
Alon Johnson a 24 year old heavyweight from Braddock Pa defeated Cuban veteran Nino Valdes by decision at Madison Square Garden after previously stopping Valdes in Miami Beach. Johnson improves to 12 straight wins in 16 of 17 pro starts with judges scoring 8-1-1, 6-3-1, and AP agreeing with the main card.
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Braddock Pa
Pittsburgh
Nino Valdes
Big Nine
Charlie Powell
Miami Beach
Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Valdes
Nick Gamboli
Tony Castellano
al Bert
Gamboli
Metz Elected To District Post By Legion
John J. Metz of Conrad Hoover Post 21 was named 7th District first vice commander at the 7th District Legion meeting in Natural Bridge. James F. Higgins of Buena Vista Post 226 was named district president to succeed Calvin Irwin. other officers include James McKelcey, Clarence Garber, Rev C H Manuel, and J H Garrison. Delegates to the National convention in Chicago were William Coyner, Amos Scott, and Emmett Burley. The article notes Puritan Boston’s first settlement by John Winthrop in 1630.
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John J. Metz
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Legion
Natural Bridge
Metz
Edwin L. Pomeroy
Fred Donica
Randolph Gaunt
Pomeroy
Charles Gunn
National Legion Auxiliary
James F. Higgins
Buena Vista Pot
Calvin Irwin
Madison Height
James McKelcey
Woodstock
Clarence Garber
Harrisonburg
C. H. Manuel
Buena Vista
J. H. Garrison
William Coyner
Waynesboro
Amos Scott
Front Royal
Emmett Burley
Chicago
Soviet study on social security and welfare programs
A social worker spent 30 days studying Soviet social security and welfare systems. The dean remarked that discussions of internal revolution seemed wishful thinking, reflecting pragmatic views on change.
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Cial
Soviet Union
Major League Baseball Saturday Schedule and Friday Results
Friday results show Detroit to Chicago 1 with Detroit 4 Chicago 1 New York 5 Baltimore 2 Washington 7 Boston 6. Saturday schedule lists Kansas City at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Baltimore at Boston New York at Washington. Sunday brings Cleveland at Detroit Kansas City at Chicago Baltimore at Boston New York at Washington.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Baseball Scores and Pairings From Weekend Matchups
The standings show Milwaukee beating Philadelphia 6 to 5 and St. Louis defeating San Francisco 4 to 2. Chicago routed Los Angeles 9 to 4, while Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 8 to 5. Remaining games include Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with St. Louis at Los Angeles listed.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
V. L. Pet. G.B. Milwaukee
Chicago Terete
Eeene
Adcock Drives In Winning Run In Milwaukee Victory
Joe Adcock drove in the decisive run as Milwaukee defeated Philadelphia 6-5 in nine innings after a controversial ninth inning at bat. Hank Aaron scored the tying and winning runs as Milwaukee extended its NL lead. St Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati also won while Cleveland and New York led in the AL.
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Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
New York
Polo Grounds
Adcock
RBI
Braves
Pittsburgh
Harvey Haddix
Philadelphia
Gene Conley
Hank Aaron
St. Louis
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
Boston
Conley
Aaron
Joe Cunningham
Hal’ Smith
Smith
Giants
Wilmer Mizell
Cubs
Dodger
Danny McDevitt
Yanks Get More Notice in Losing Than in Winning
Providence Rhode Island AP Brown University president Dr Barnaby C Keeney told Brown Alumni Dinner Friday night the baseball world is very fluid and will stabilize later He added that even Casey Stengel the Yankees manager in the AL cellar is building character this year.
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Providence
R.I
New York Yankees
Barnaby C. Keeney
Brown University
Brown
Keeney
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Police Nab Underworld Boxing King Frankie Carbo
Police in New York and New Jersey seized Frankie Carbo a 54 year old alleged underworld boxing king at a Haddon Township home as he tried to flee. Authorities also seized Alfred Cori 26 the brother in law of Frank Blinky Palermo. Carbo was detained for fugitive from justice and questioned by Asst. Dist. Atty. John Mooney. bail high and extradition status undecided.
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Berlin
N.J
Frankie Carbo
New York
New Jersey
Haddon
Harry C. Armano
Carbona
Alfred Cori
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Carbo
Asst. Dist
John Mooney
New York County
Armano
William Ritka
Ritka
Justice Department
Washington
Underworld
International Boxing Club of New York
Virgil Akins
Akins
Isaac Logart
Madison Square Garden
Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show Sets Multiple Prizes
The Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show on June 6 at Carter Hall Grove Millwood offers five championships four stake classes and four challenge trophies. Notable trophies honor Duke of Paeonian and Mrs Greenhalgh's father Edward B Jacobs with junior and conformation classes, plus a Punch Bowl Memorial Trophy for Junior Hunters.
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Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show
Carter Hall Grove
Millwood
Andrew Jackson
John S. Pettibone
Duke of Paeonian
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
Lakes
Lewis M. Allen
Peter Howard
Punch
George P. Greenhalgh
Winchester Golf Club
Devron
Ailing Apalachin Host Joseph Barbara in Serious Condition
Joseph Barbara Sr longtime Apalachin gangland convention host is gravely ill in Wilson Memorial Hospital Endicott after a Friday heart attack. Doctor Ronald Hamilton suspects further coronary damage as Barbara faces renewed health crises following his January 1957 heart attack.
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Johnson City
N.Y
Joseph Barbara
Barbara
Endicott
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Harry Travis
Binghamton
Ronald Hamilton
Apalachin
Three Teens Burn to Death in Maine Crash
East Livermore Maine three teenagers died after their car left the road near Pike's Corner and exploded following a high school prom. Rober Fournier was hospitalized in critical condition. victims tentatively identified as Donald Richards John Moore and James Luciano.
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East Livermore
Maine
Pike’s Corner
Rober Fournier
Franklin Memorial Hospital
Farmington
Donald Richards
John Moore
James Luciano
College Brook
Fournier
Undercover Manager In Ring With Miteff Valdes Fight
The note mentions an undercover manager of Alex Miteff during his heavyweight bout with Nino Valdes at Madison Square Garden on February 21, 1958. It situates behind the scenes involvement in the boxing event.
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Alex Miteff
Nino Valdes
the Garden
President Eisenhower Sees Harmon Killebrew Hit 17th Homer
President Eisenhower attends the Senators Red Sox game at Griffith Stadium and watches Harmon Killebrew belt his 17th homer. He greets Killebrew in a box, autographs a ball for grandson David Eisenhower, and receives a signed ball for himself after Killebrew’s third inning shot. The Senators win 7 to 4.
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Marvin L.arrowsmith
Harmon Killebrew
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Eisenhower
Senators
Griffith Stadium
Killebrew
Washington
Boston
John R. Sullivan
David Eisenhower
Shenandoah Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Purses
Race day results from Shenandoah feature nine races each with $1,000 purses, detailing winners and payout odds. Notable victors include Moorestown, School Prince, Colonel Tim, Hopalong John, Mill Neck, Ckapette, Prince Tamar, Jack Frost, and Shindig with times ranging from 1 07 to 1 48 and multiple disqualifications and placings noted.
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Moorestown
Servis
Robot
Passenger
School Prince
Osagian
Josephick
Herndon
Cape
Colonel Tim
Rivera
Donna's Fox
Parker
Squire Jack
Hopalong John
War Cable
Dq-Ladd
Seldomridge
Mill Neck
Small
Friendsweed
Palumbo
Young Colony
Ckapette
Cutshaw
Toyonder
Felten
Mystery Night
Phelps
Prince Tamar
Beau Priam
Vasil
Grecian Galley
Jack Frost
Rodriguez
Come On
Fred
Felton
San Dolores
Sollars
Captain Ball
Bachelor al
Elephant in the backyard surprises CLEAN couple
Mrs Jen ny Krakat woke her husband to say there was an elephant in the backyard. He asked about its color and the animal was the usual gray and size. The elephant had wandered from a circus the night before and a trainer returned it to the circus.
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Clean
N.Y
Jenny Krakat
Turkey Exports Most Dried Figs to United States
In 1958 Turkey produced 41 000 metric tons of dried figs and sent the majority of the crop to the United States. The report notes strong domestic harvests and sustained demand in American markets.
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Turkey
U.S
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N. Loudoun
Snow White Grill
Winchester
Big Nino
Jack Hand
Alonzo Johnson
John Winthrop
ED Wilks
Schlitz
Dixie Beverage CO
Roland Mitchell
Ancom Aals
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