City Softball League Sparks Two Shutouts
In last night’s City Softball League action two tight pitching duels produced 8-0 and 7-0 blowouts. Gene Singhass and Jimmy Loyd teamed to blank C and F Merchants as R Hummer scored twice in early innings and Lloyd drove in four. Valley Board capitalized on seven errors to topple the Policemen 7-0 as Longerbeam pitched complete for the victors and Pirkey took the loss.
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Gene Singhass
Jimmy Loyd
Lloyd
R. H. Hummer
C & F Merchants
Singhass
Merchants
Hummer
Charlie Shaw
Buddy Fuller
Harold Gray
Shaw
Fuller
Seale
Wenare
London
V. Board
FOP
Norman Pickey
Boardmen
Valley Board
Bill Longerbeam
Pirkey
Yonkers Riot Flares After Last Minute Odds Drop
Police described a spontaneous uproar at Yonkers Raceway as odds on Miss Chief Moken shifted from 9-2 to 5-2 at race start. Hundreds rioted for over an hour, one spectator injured, four arrested, 70 officers involved, chaos near the track as crowds filled the arena past midnight.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Yonkers Raceway
Chief Moken
Butch Kern Wins James Wood Basketball Award
Granville Butch Kern was named the Outstanding Player on the James Wood 1962 basketball team at the spring banquet. The Star corrects an error from yesterday listing Ron Kerns as the winner.
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Granville
Butch” Kern
James Wood
Ron Kerns
Heavyweight Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
The Associated Press reports on boxing bouts with fighters Donnie Felicia Ronnie Perez Johnny Bizarro Marcel Bizien Alex Barrow Ken Potter Ray Perez Ray Pacheco Hurricade Kid and Anacleto Battad in cities Stockton West New York London Las Vegas and Honolulu. Outcomes include knockouts and points across 10 rounds in several matchups.
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Associated Press
Stockton
Calif
Donnie Felicia
Ronnie Perez
Hayward
West New York
Johnny Bizarro
Erie
Marcel Bizien
Jersey City
London
England
Alex Barrow
Nigeria
Ken Potter
Las Vegas
Nev
Ray Perez
San Jose
Ray Pacheco
Honolulu
San Francisco
Anacleto Battad
Winchester Man Cited for Fish at Dee
Weehster was cited in the Virginia Salt Water Fishing Tournament for a 68-pound black drum caught near Wague using donne D. The drum exceeded the minimum weight by 18 pounds and earned a special winning citation in the open tournament.
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Dee
Weehster
Virginia
Dyer
Wague
Donne D
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlight Yearly Leaders
The list names top performers by league in batting and pitching. Key figures include Jimenez of Kansas City with a .398 average and Essegian of Cleveland at .371, Howser leading KC with 38 runs, Kaline controlling RBIs for Detroit with 38, and pitchers Donovan of Cleveland and Belinsky of Los Angeles posting high win totals and strong percentages.
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Jimenez
Kansas City
Essegian
Cleveland
Howser
Siebern
Kaline
Detroit
Gentile
Baltimore
Rollins
Minnesota
Lumpe
Green
Robinson
Chicago
A. Smith
Wood
Donovan
Belinsky
Los Angeles
Pascual
Riggs Bank Official to Attend Stonewall Jackson Banking Fest
Riggs National Bank vice president William A. Bryarly Jr will speak at the 16th annual Fest of the Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the American Institute of Banking. The banquet at Lee Jackson Restaurant will award Banker Education Course certificates and the Norman L Bayliss Outstanding Service Award. Edward M Luby of Commercial and Savings Bank and chapter president announced 20 banks in the Clearing House Association are invited and over 200 bankers are expected.
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William A. Bryarly, Jr
Riggs National Bank of Washington
Stonewall Jackson
American Institute of Banking
Lee-Jackson
Edward M. Luby
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Bill Allison
Winc Ic
Banker
Norman L. Bayliss
Luby
Clearing House Association
Suit Dismissed in Detroit Father’s Plea Over Phillies Death
A federal judge in Detroit dismissed Frank J. Gemignani’s $500,000 damage suit over his son Jerry Gemignani’s 1960 death. The case against the Philadelphia Phillies was thrown out on jurisdictional grounds. Jerry joined the club in 1958 and died from uremic poisoning after what his father alleged was inaction by team officials.
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Detroit
Philadelphia Phillies
U. S
Talbot Smith
Frank J. Remignani
Gemignani
Jerry
Phillies
Oberlin College Secretary Robert Barr Dies at 54
Robert Rutherford Barr aged 54, assistant secretary at Oberlin College since 1945, died Monday after a heart ailment. Barr had been named secretary of the college effective July 1. He was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Oberlin
Tigers surge to 9th win in 11 as Messi stars in 12-4 rout
Detroit roars past Baltimore 12-4 behind Don Messi seven hitter with four Tigers homers. Dick Brown Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash drive in runs as Detroit climbs to fourth, two games behind Cleveland. Baltimore falls after early two-run lead vanishes.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Detroit
Pres Tigers
Don Messi
Tigers
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
John Wyatt
Bill Fischer
Boston
Minnesota
Washington
Los Angeles
Jim Piersall
Chicago
Jackie Brandt
Dave Nicholson
Dick Brown
Rocky Colavito
Jack Fisher
Norm Cash
Chicago Fernandez
Nicholson
Orioles
Messi
Tiger
Charlie Maxwell
al Kaline
Cash
Colavito
Fernandez
Brown
Wyatt
Fischer
The
Athletics
Jim Bouton
Dick Howser
Jose Tartabull
Norm Siebern
Tartabull
Manny Jimenez
Siebern
Red Sox
Twins
Bob Tillman
Carl Yastrzemski
Chuck Schilling
Galen Cisco
Ted Sadowski
Piersall
Jack Spring
Angels
Senators
Ken McBride
Don Rudolph
Steve Hamilton
Banks Delivers Three Homers As Cubs Fall To Braves
Ernie Banks returns after head injury and belts three homers and a double fueling an 11-9 loss to Milwaukee. Banks climbs to a tie for second in the NL homer race with Cepeda as Willie Mays leads. Cubs also get homers from Williams Will and Altman. Braves get from Adcock Torre and Samuel. Pirates win 7-6 over Cardinals after late rally.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Banks
Willie Mays
Giants
Cubs
Braves
Billy Williams
Bob Will
George Altman
Joe Adcock
Joe Torre
Amado Samuel
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Cardinals
Andre Rodgers
Chicago
Rodgers
Lew Burdette
Donna Floyd Eliminated In Tourney
Donna Floyd of Arlington Virginia, the last American singles entrant, fell to Renee Schuurman of South Africa 6 3 6 1 in Paris. In doubles, Jon Douglas and Frank Froehling advanced to the quarterfinals with a 6 3 7 5 7 9 6 3 win over Pietrangeli and Lundquist. Defending champ Manuel Santana, Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson reached semis with decisive wins.
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Paris
Donna Floyd
Arlington
Renee Schuurman
South Africa
Jon Douglas
Santa Monica
Calif
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Nicola Pietangeli
Italy
Jan-Erik Lundquist
Sweden
Neale Fraser
Australia
Wimbeldon
Pietrangeli
Manuel Santana
Spain
Pierre Darmon
France
Roy Emerson
Downing Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Donna
James Wood High appoints Jim Casey as head football coach
Jim Casey named head football coach at James Wood High School replacing Archie Manuel who becomes athletic director and track coach. Casey, in his ninth JW season, will coach football and continue as head basketball mentor while teaching health and physical education. Walter Barr named backs coach. George Walters remains line coach.
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Jim Casey
James Wood High School
Casey
Archie Manuel
Colonel
Walter Barr
Barr
George
Willy” Walters
Colonels
Frederick
Robert Ayler Statted
James Wood
Ayler
Tme Frederick
Manuel
Army
Daily Crossword Clues Complete Puzzle Review
Readable crossword grid with clues for Across and Down entries. Answers include common terms like incline, integrity, nimble, sacred songs, permit, herb, girl name, article, lubricated, limbless reptile, inkling, hidden, peril, presidential nickname, hideous, and more across and down clues. Yesterday’s answer referenced as a solved grid.
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Butch’ Kern
Soonkent
Winchester
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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Mays
T. Davis
Flood
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Houston
Virdon
Wills
W. Davis
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Purkey
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Johnson
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Nats
Bob Buhl
Howie Goss
Don Hoak
Don Leppert
Curt Flood
Ill White
Bill Mazeroski
Tom Sturdivant
Bobby Shantz
Anne Welding Service
Pat Joyce
W&m
Clarke County
Old Boyce High School
College of William and Mary
Handley
Daily Crossword
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English Boys’ School
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