Oldtimers Set For Monday Night Softball At Sony Park
Local softball fans expect the F M squad to face the Vincent Police Department tonight at Sony Park. Readouts list players including Doc Hill Andy Lake Earl Willey Red Royston Thurston Clevenger Ernie Burch El Keller Jack Swanson Bob Legg Red Boyer Harvey Fishpaw Charlie Tait and Ed Burch.
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Sony Park
F&m
Vince Police Department
Oldtimers
Doc” Hill
Andy Lake
Earl Willey
Red” Royston
Thurston Clevenger
Ernie Burch
el Keller
Jack Swanson
Bob Legg
Bids Invited for Virginia Highway Projects Across Counties
The Virginia Department of Highways invit es sealed bids by 10:00 A M EST on Wednesday September 28 1960 for multiple Rt and Proj numbers across Middlesex Augusta Roanoke Greene Goochland Chesterfield Fauquier Henry Beech Beaverdam and other areas. Plans and specs are on file in Richmond and district offices with bid bonds and proposal guaranty per state specs. The commission reserves the right to reject all proposals and waive technicalities.
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Department of Highways
Central Highway Office
E. Broad &J
Richmond
Middlesex
Ware
Jamaica
Augusta
Roanoke & Town - Vinton
Topvinton
Bedford C. L
Greene
Goochland
Ager
Manakin
E. Br
Genito Cr
We Chesterfield
W. Ap Rv. Br. Rte
Fauquier
W. Stafford
Bassett
Buena Vista
Beech Ave
Tenth St
Proj
Dickenson & Buchanan
Rt. & Proj
No. I. Pr
William & Stafford
Stafford- Pr
William C. L
N. Stafford-Pr
William
Stafford & Pr
S. Stafford-Pr
William CL. L
Stafford-Pr
William CL. Rt. & Proj
Fairfax
William-Fairfax C. L
William- Fairfax C.L. Rt
N. Pr
Wiliam-Fairfax C.L
William-Fairfax C.L. Rt
Roanoke
NCL
Roanoke Rt
Henry
Pave. & Br
North Carolina
Halifax
South Boston
Fosters
Clarke
Berryville
N. W
OD. R.R
Mi. N
Va. Dept. of Highways
Orioles Rally Behind Pappas to Take Series Opener
Orioles beat the Yankees 5-0 as Milt Pappas allowed only three singles and struck out nine to move Baltimore within three games of the league lead. White Sox, Indians, Braves, Cubs, and Dodgers also won as the pennant race tightens across the league.
League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting lead Smith Chicago .324 and runners Mantle and Maris top figures. Maris drives in 96 with 35 homers. National League leaders include Mays in runs and hits, Banks in RBIs, and Banks in home runs. Pitching leaders feature Coates and Law with top win totals and Red Sox and Senators in other stats.
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Smith
Chicago
Boston
Mantle
New York
Maris
Wertz
Robinson
Baltimore
Skowron
Allison
Washington
Fox
Lemon
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Barber
Formeles
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Bruton
Kirkland
White
St. Louis
Aaron
Wills
Law
McDaniel
Drysdale
Friend
Sam Jones
Shenandoah Downs Labor Day doubleheader draws big crowd
Shenandoah Downs eyes a major pre holiday turnout with over 11 000 expected for a Labor Day doubleheader. Melvin J Marks Postolero 2nd and Sydney M Follin s Man Made lead a seven horse field in a mile and one sixteenth allowance worth 1200. Racing secretary James A Picarrillo filled 18 races across two programs as fans will see two polls at one track in a single day. Christie Lee, a long time Shenandoah bet favorite, was claimed last night after 32 starts.
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Shenandoah Downs
Melvin J. Marks
Postolero
Sydney M. Follin
James A. Picarillo
Frances W. Morris
Wilwav
James A. Ahal
Sir Adrain
Christie Lee
U S Athletes Edge Toward Track and Field Medals in Rome
The United States advanced all entrants to the second round in the men 110 meter hurdles and 400 meter dash as Olympic competition continued in Rome. Olga Connolly and Calhoun era stars qualified in women's discus while Ray Norton led U S sprinters into semifinals and the basketball showdown with Russia loomed.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Rome
United States
Uncle Sam
Lake Albany
Navy
U.S
Willie May
Indiana
Lee Calhoun
Gary
Ind
Hayes Jones
Pontiac
Mich
Jack Yerman
Woodland
Calif
Earl Young
San Fernando
Otis Davis
Los Angeles
Olga Connolly
Santa Monica
Earlene Brown
Pamela Kurrell
San Francisco
Tamara Press
Mrs. Connolly
Melbourne
Olga Psikorova
Czechoslovakia
Harold Connolly
Ray Norton
Oakland
Norton
Germany
Armin Hary
America
John Thomas
Russia
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Bob Webster
Gary Tobian
Mike Troy
Indianapolis
Olympic Stadium
Ralph Boston
Jesse Owens
Owens
Bo Roberson
Fort Lee
Glen Davis
Cliff Cushman
Dick Howard
Uruguay
Pappas Shuts Out Yankees as Richards Guided Orioles Rally
Detroit native Milt Pappas, 21, pitched a 5-0 shutout of the New York Yankees behind manager Paul Richards grandly credited for the win. The Orioles, in front 4-0 after Ford faltered in the fourth, saw Walt Dropo homer and Brooks Robinson drive in a run. Pappas relied on a slip pitch taught by Richards and notched his 13th victory with nine strikeouts.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
Milt Pappas
New York Yankees
Pappas
Richards
Orioles
Cooley High School
Gus Triandos
Gus
Bronx Bombers
Whitey Ford
Walt Dropo
Ford
Ryne Duren
Duren
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Triandos
Herb Armstrong
Oriole
Christie Lee Wins Big Night Racing Bonanza at Shenandoah
Miss Beulah G Edwards earned over 6000 dollars after Christie Lee claimed a July 27 1959 Shenandoah Winning Filly Night prize. The Winchester housewife kept Christie Lee in training, with six wins eight seconds and seven thirds. Hill Roamer shared bonanza glory with four others earning 65980 dollars for 17 fans with five correct picks. Four winners paid 27.60 to 173 fans.
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Hill Roamer
Bonanza
Melbourne Solomon Boysaw Defeats Nittes In Lightweight Bout
In Melbourne, Solomon Boysaw from Cleveland out pointed Steve Nittes with 134% to 134% dominance. Tokyo hosted Chartcai Lumphafa from Thailand who knocked out Masa Nobu Kambayashi in the eighth round.
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Melbourne
Australia
Solomon Boysaw
Cleveland
Steve Nittes
Tokyo
Chartcai Lumphafa
Thailand
Masanobu Kambayashi
Japan
Lane Reed leads opening night with 159 in Health Center bowling
The Independent League opener on Health Center Lanes features Lane Reed’s 159 high game guiding Colonial Heights Rentals to a 599 win over All Stars. JoE Zimmerman tops Elders with 396 as two upsets and a tight finish set the tone for the 33 week season launching Sept. 6 with twelve teams and defending champions Glaize & Bro. repeating.
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Lane Reed
Health Center
Reed
Colonial Heights
All Stars
Roy Bly
Charles Minghini
Jack Floyd
Joe Zimmerman
Jewal Boz
Nat Platt
Howard Lippin
Zimmerman
Jewel Box Girls
Becky Cornell
Aggie McCall
Loma McIntyre
Hiway Market Bell
Glaize & Bro
Winchester Little League Picnic and Awards Night
A picnic for all Minor and Major Leaguers is set for Wednesday at the Kiwanis Shelter in Recreation Park starting at 6 pm. A 5:30 pm program at the War Memorial Building will present trophies to World Series winners and MVPs, with minors’ top players recognized.
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Winchester
Little League
Kiwanis
Recreation Park
War Memorial
Jake Yost
Wendell Dick
Joe Pasquali
Red" Royston
Ial Events
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Joe Reichler
Associated
Baby Birds
Stengel
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Casey
Cletes Bower
Tony Kubek
White Sox
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Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Dropo
Gene Woodling
Earl Averill
Gerry Staley
Herb Score
Tigers
Harvey Kuenn
Indians
Athletics
Bobby Locke
Jim Lemon
Don Lee
Ted Sadowski
Sadowski
Charleston
W-Va
Ted Williams
Williams
Rim
THE
American League
M Chevrolet Sales CO
Memphis
New York State
Light, Gas & Water Division
Canning
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
R. T. Bryarly
General Insurance
Francis Hudson
Buddy Hansacker
Hiway
Carl McKee
Jimmy Folts
Sanitary Dairy
Richard Clem
Briscoe Ginn
Karen Sheard
Slo-Mo-Shuns Automobile Club, Inc
Council
So Plumly
Lawber
Goo N.kent
Winchester, VA
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