Conrad Hoover Post 21 Legion Club Builds Strong Roster
Conrad Hoover Post 21 Legion baseball team, under manager Joe Swanson, hires players from Berryville Handley and local leagues for a stronger roster. The season opens June 15 with practice later announced. Bill Ritenour oversees the league and Wendell Dick will umpire Winchester games.
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Joe Swanson
Winchester
Berryville
Bill Ritenour
Strasburg
Wendell Dick
Larry Hockman
Bobby Carter
Teddy Reed
Marvin Griffith
Bob Corder
Bill Corder
Bobby Orndorff
Bonnie Russell
Colin Breedon
Jerry Parker
Carl Russell
Dennis Hinkle
Donald Pryor
Swanson
Reat
Former Tar Heel Ace Scouts Mile in 3:58
Jim Beatty, former North Carolina standout, set a new American citizen mile record at 3:56 during the Cal relay meet. He may shift to 8,000 meters for the Olympic bid, with coach Mihaly Igloi signaling his best path to Rome. Norton injury limits, Burleson falters as Beatty takes lead.
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Little Jimmy
North Carolina University
California
Rome
Mihaly Igloi
Sam
Ray Norton
Bud Winter
San Jose State College
Ace
Norton
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Stanford
University of Oregon
Harry Jerome
Vancouver
Jerome
Herb Elliott
Oregon
Cyrol Burleson
Penn State Unveils 44000-Seat Stadium at University Park
Penn State University dedicates its new 44 000 seat football stadium on September 17 with a game against Boston University. The structure adds 15 000 seats versus Beaver Field and carries a two million dollar price tag.
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Penn State University
Nittany Lions
Boston University
Beaver
Sanford Victory Falls Short in Governor Primary Runoff Risk
Ex paratrooper Terry Sanford leads with a plurality in North Carolina Democratic governor primary but falls short of a majority, leaving a possible runoff against Dr. I Beverly Lake. Lake must decide by June 18 whether to pursue a second primary on June 25.
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Terry Sanford
I. Beverly Lake
Lake
Fayetteville
Sanford
Atty
Malcolm Seawell
John Larkins
Larkins
Seawell
U.S
B. Everett Jordan
Hodges
Kerr Scott
Jordan
Wilmington
Addison Hewlett
North Carolina
Robert L. Gavin
Kyle Hayes
North Wilkesboro
Strawderman wins Independent League Handicap at Health Center Lanes
Paul Strawderman rolled 133 121 110 for 364 plus 72 handicap to 436 and $60 top prize in the Independent League Handicap. Kenneth Pitta, Francis Hudson, Ralph Hansucker, Bill Jones, and Carroll McKee earned spots and prizes in a field of 46, with team scores and other players noted, including U.B. No. 1, Mt. Pleasant, and Stephenson Methodist in nearby matches.
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Health Center
Strawderman
Optimist
Strasherman
Henkel
Sam Shendon
Bell Clothier
Ralph Hansucker
Bill Jones
Soph-Studded Villanova Has Bright Future
Villanova's sophomore heavy lineup won the IC4A track title with 38 points, edging Penn State 37 1/2 as the mile relay sealed the meet. Leon Pras captured the 120 yard high hurdles in 14.1 seconds, while John Tomas of Boston University tied the meet mark in the high jump.
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Villanova
Wildcats
John Buckley
Penn State
Jim Elliott
Manhattan
Larry St. Clair
Don Davies
Nittany Lion
Leon Pras
John Tomas
Boston University
Ford Wins First 500 Open at Speedway in Indy
Doug Ford captured the inaugural 500 Festival Open at the Speedway in Indianapolis with a 270 total, finishing ahead of Jerry Barber who shot 272. Ford earned 9000 dollars for the win in a 50 000 dollar purse as about 45000 fans watched a four day event.
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Doug Ford
Crystal River
Fla
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Ford
Speedway
Barber
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Calif
Paris
Ronnie Atwell
Baseball scores and schedule excerpts from baseball games
Monday games include Cleveland at Chicago Washington at New York Boston at Baltimore Detroit at Kansas City Saturday results show New York over Washington 5 1 Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 in 10 innings Kansas City 4 Chicago 3 Boston at Baltimore postponed by rain Tuesday slate lists Cleveland at Chicago New York at Baltimore Detroit at Kansas City Washington at Boston Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Chicago at San Francisco Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Los Angeles San Francisco 8 St Louis 0 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee at Cincinnati postponed Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia postponed
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Lumpe
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Lollar
Kubek
Fox
Aparicio
Coates
Portocarrero
Morgan
Pascual
Bell
Surprise Leaders Pirates and Orioles Hold Pace
Pirates and Giants share NL lead after a strong start as Cincinnati and Milwaukee struggle. Pinson homered for a 4-2 win. Snider drove in all L A runs in a 4-0 game. Orioles open two-game AL lead with two wins over Boston.
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Orioles
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders across leagues include Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh leading batting with .356, Willie Mays of San Francisco at .345, and other top figures such as Skinner, Pinson, and McCovey across runs, RBIs, and hits. Pitching leaders feature Hoyt Lee Sanford and others with undefeated records and high strikeout totals.
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Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Skinner
Pinson
Cincinnati
McCovey
Cepeda
Robinson
TWUA Official Assails South and Nixon in Chicago
In Chicago the Textile Workers Union head denounces the South, big textile firms, the Eisenhower era, and Nixon. Pollock, at the biennial convention with about 1,200 delegates, blames hostile law enforcement and community groups in the South and urges a union defense fund. He condemns NLRB as pro employer and questions Nixon as a presidential candidate.
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Textile Workers Union of America
South
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
William Pollock
Pollock
National Labor Relations Board
Republican Party
America
Richard Nixon
Ted Williams Could Become Red Sox Manager
Rumors swirl that Ted Williams may replace Billy Jurges as Boston manager amid a 12-20 record and seven straight losses to the Orioles. Williams, 41, has criticized managing but may accept if owner Tom Yawkey offers, with Harris and Yawkey in talks and Williams in hotel isolation with a virus.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Sation
Boston Star
Billy Jurges
Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Jurges
Mike Higgins
Boston
Tom Yawkey Wuld
Yawkey
Bucky Harris
Harris
Vsible
Willims
Toronto Holds IL Lead With Win Streak Extended
Toronto remains atop the International League despite a weekend split with Buffalo. The Leafs won 5-3 in the first game of a doubleheader with nine runs in the ninth inning, then Buffalo claimed the nightcap 2-1. The Royals and other IL results are noted with several pitchers and upcoming matchups listed.
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Toronto
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Bisons
Buffalo
Dean Stone
Rochester Red Wings
Montreal
Royals
Stone
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Columbus
Eli Grba
Havana
Richmond
Grba
Green
Keegan
Miami
Archer
Mabe
Jackson
Francis
Smith
Negroy
Rochester
Donohoe
Rain Harts Race Card at Winchester Speedway
The Winchester Airport Speedway failed to thrill as stock car racing flopped while go carts planned a debut next Sunday. Fans will see fast models in a look ahead before regular night racing starts. Anticipated duels among Jack Denison Clem LeMaster and Brunswick Bill Nally are delayed a week as Big Bill leads in earnings.
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Jack Denison
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Clem LeMaster
Winchester
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Big Bill
Massive NYC Vault Anchored to Bedrock Against Tidal Floods
A 985 ton bank vault in New York City is anchored to bedrock to resist tidal wave damage. The heavy secure chamber is designed to stay in place during extreme flooding and protect valuables.
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