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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1961

Page

4

Major League Leaders and Top Players Listed

A compact dataset of leaders including Aaron of Milwaukee with 35 home runs, Cepeda of San Francisco with 38, and Wills of Los Angeles tied with Pinson of Cincinnati for 30 stolen bases. Pitching leaders show Padres 184 818 and Miller 104 714 with strikeout leader Koufax at 224 and Williams at 169.

Pittsburgh Aaron Milwaukee Pinson Cincinnati Altman Chicago Wills Los Angeles Clemente Cepeda San Francisco Robinson Padres Miller Koufax Williams

Baseball Leaders From The Major Leagues

Batting average leaders Cash of Detroit and Howard of New York. Runs led by Mantle and Maris from New York. Gentile of Baltimore and Colavito tied for 127 RBIs. Hits led by B Robinson of Baltimore and Cash of Detroit. Doubles by Kaline and Kubek. Triples by Wood and Lumpe. Home runs by Maris and Mantle. Stolen bases by Aparicio and Howser. Pitching leaders Ford and Terry with wins and eras. Strikeouts dominated by Pascual and Ford.

Cash Detroit Howard New York Mantle Maris Gentile Baltimore Colavito B. Robinson Kaline Kubek Wood Lumpe Kansas City Aparicio Chicago Howser Ford Terry Pascual Minnesota

Arkansas Picked 4th By Experts

Arkansas is rated fourth in the Southwest football race by experts as opening approaches. Rice and Texas receive the spotlight with veterans on Rice and sophomores in Texas line. Baylor strong offensively but thin on defense. Texas A&M, Texas Christian, Texas Tech, and SMU show varying strengths with the conference expected to be its strongest since the late 1930s.

Dallas Arkansas Frank Broyles Razorbacks Rice Texas Jess Neely Darrell Royal Jim Saxton Baylor John Bridgers Golden Bears Texas A&m Texas Christian Texas Tech Southern Methodist

Maris Hits 54th Home Run Leads Yankees to Eight-Run Win

Roger Maris slugged his 54th homer as the New York Yankees widened their lead in the American League with an 8-0 victory over Washington. The Dodgers rallied with an eight-run eighth inning to beat the Giants 9-5, trimming Cincinnati’s pennant gap.

ED Wilks Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds San Francisco Dodgers St. Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Warren Spahn Stu Miller Giants Willie Davis Ed Bailey Norm Larker John Roseboro Los Angeles Wally Moon Slider Snider Borne Roger Craig Dodger Larry Sherry Jim Davenport Felipe Alou Orlando Cepeda Sandy Koufax Joey Jay Stan Musial Ken Boyer Jim Maloney Larry Jackson Jerry Lynch Spahn Eddie Plank Phils Spahine Braves John Buzhardt Ed Mathews Hank Acron Cubs Pittsburgh Don Cardwell Bucs Joe Gibbon

Cooper's All Stars Lead Duckpin Open With 1657 Set

The 1961-62 Health Center lanes season opener saw Cooper's All-Stars post 1657 as Louise Armstrong led Stephens City with 147 and Peggy Larrick, Virginia Larrick, and others boosting scores. Golladay Building Supply, Bayliss Gift Shop, and Winchester Harley-Davidson posted wins in multiple matches as local duckpin teams kicked off the season. Tonight Bob Harrison's Church League and Harry Shendon's Independent League start at 7 and 9:15 p.m. respectively.

Cooper Ladies Commercial League Golladay Building Supply Louise Armstrong Golladay Girls Bob Harrison Harry Shendon Health Center Church Loop

Boxing Results From Las Vegas and Sacramento Shows Wins

The Associated Press reports multiple boxing bouts. Lino Rendon stopped Rodolfo Diaz in Reno while Terry Smith defeated Johnny Page in Sacramento. Manuel Elias beat Pina Barrah as Phoenix hosted the event in Las Vegas.

Phoenix Ariz Manuel Elias Pina Barrahas Mexico

Blue Ridge Hunt Junior Show This Saturday

The Blue Ridge Hunt hosts an all junior show this Saturday starting at 9 30 a m with rain date Sunday at 12 30 p m. Riders up to 18 compete in classes including hunting treasure trail and family events with trophies and ribbons for each class.

Harry Newman Blue Ridge Hunt Alfred Allen MFH Richard E. Dole W. P. Hill Blue Ridge Pony Club Jack Prestage Edward Jenkins Remigdoe Mansmann Bakerstown Penn Fred Emery Greensburg Tipperary Farm Midwood Boyce 157 Richard Dole Boyce 71

Big Ten football title contenders named by coach and talent

Iowa and Ohio State emerge as top Big Ten title contenders with Michigan State as a key threat. Wisconsin Michigan could surprise, while Minnesota Northwestern Purdue Indiana Illinois appear weaker. Iowa new coach Jerry Burns inherits 20 lettermen including eight starters and strong backfield. Ohio State relies on All America Bob Ferguson and playmakers Warfield Klein Tidmore Perdue. Michigan State carries 26 letter winners led by veteran backs Hatcher Saimes Charon and Wisconsin eyes strong aerial attack led by Miller to Richter.

Charles Chamberlain Associated Press Chicago Iowa Ohio State Michigan State Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Northwestern Purdue Indiana Illinois Jerry Burns Forest Evashevski Ron Hatcher George Saimes Carl Charon Gary Wisconsin Ron Miller Pat Richter

Bright Star May Shine Over Handley Gridiron

Handley High School previews a football season with a transformed squad under Coach Siebert. Thirteen lettermen, a new coaching era, and depth across backfield and line position the Judges for a strong campaign in the Northwestern District with key games against Warren County George Mason and James Monroe. Home games at 2 p.m. feature a rugged schedule and a line of senior performers backed by underclass talent.

Handley Transformatin Hunter Maddex Siebert Maddex Harrisonburg Warren County James Monroe George Mason Westminster Broadway Herndon Leone Martinsburg Warren Mason Loudoun Monroe Hight Sftairs

Garrison Opens Season With 233 High In Opener

Garrison led with a 233 high game as Elms Dining Room swept Valley Pride Bread 4–0 in Capital League action. Norman posted 594 series on 193 168 233 while Lewis McGalerick Emmett Taylor Dick Samiec and Howard Pindell also contributed for a 2696 team total. Other matches saw Ellis Shopping Center lead with Harold Catlett 565 and Winchester Creamery’s Tom Reardon 549 series. All State Insurance edged H F Nelsons Sunoco 3–0 with 2300 pinfall to 2224. Doyle Cabinet & Supply beat R E Stickley & Sons Ford 2–1 with Bill Dickerson 556 for Doyle.

Capital League Neta Garrison Agp Eeces Elms Dining Room Norman Lewis McGalerick Emmett Taylor Ellis Harold Catlett Harold Dick Boxwell Winchester Creamery Tommy Reardon ALL State Insurance North Side Lanes H. F. Nelson Sunoco Floyd Griffith Doyle Cabinet & Supply R. E. Stickley & Sons Ford Ford Stickley Ford Bill Dickerson

Singhass No-Hitter Sparks Montague Split Twinbill

Two 1 0 games featured Gene Singhass tossing a no hitter in the opener as Montague and Halltown split a twinbill at Sen seny Park. Montague, after leaving the Church Tourney, answered with a powerhouse performance and later split again with poet 3 R. H. aa as Beverly Hill started the scoring in the first inning.

Singhass Hammer Montague Senseny Park Halltown Poet R. H Senseng Gene Singhass Charlie Hill

Baseball Scores and Schedule From Wednesday to Friday

Los Angeles beat San Francisco 9 to 5 while Chicago topped Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Pittsburgh will face Chicago next, with Friday’s slate including Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and Los Angeles at San Francisco.

Associated Press G.B Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco St. Louis Soiaath Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington Baltimore Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Minnesota Kansas City

Heavy Price Anticipated For Wild Card Substitutions

Col Earl Blaik warns coaches that persistent single substitutions or sideline signals this season could trigger a harsh penalty next year. The rules committee added to Rule 9 to curb rules violations and the use of substitutes to convey information. Enforcement challenges remain, but the aim is to limit wild card quarterbacking through stricter conduct rules.

Col Earl Red) Blaik United States Military Academy Possib

Sonny Liston To Face Trial September 28

heavyweight boxer Charles Liston faces trial September 28 on charges he turned off his car lights to evade arrest after an incident in Fairmount Park. Liston and a companion were arrested last June 12 after allegedly forcing a woman motorist to stop. The case was set by Joseph Scanlon, commissioner of jury trials, following Liston's arrest and subsequent affiliation with the police inquiry.

Charles ( ) Liston Fairmount Park Joseph Scanlon Liston Lee Liston Companion Aes Lis Fen Athletic Commis

Coaches to Meet On Standard Time

Richmond AP. The Vir Fier held Sunday at 10 a.m. EST, a general meeting on coaching practices. Jimmy Bryan notes notices slow the game by requiring officials to every offensive defensive huddle. Wild card signals by coaches reduce quarterback function and hurt team confidence, undermining intercollegiate sports as education.

Richmond Jimmy Bryan Urer

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