Clarke County blanked Winchester 3 0 in final 4A outing
Clarke County pitchers Lacy Broy and Les Shickle limited Winchester to six hits while earning a 3 0 win at Rouss Park. Broy struck out 15 with one walk and Dodson 1 for 3 led the Rebels, as Winchester’s disappointing season continued with the loss ending the series.
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Slamming Sam Ties World Record Mark In Dallas Open Golf
Sam Snead led the Dallas Open by 18 strokes entering the final round after a 60 tied the world record and a 66 gave him 196 for 54 holes. Al Besselink and Earl Stewart tied second at 204 as Snead sought another title in Dallas.
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Virginians Trailing Bisons in Playoffs
The Buffalo Bisons hold a 3-2 lead in their best of seven semifinal series with Richmond Virginians. Buffalo pitchers limited Richmond in the last two games in Buffalo as Ray Herbert pitched a four hitter and Glen Cox logged a five hitter in a 6 0 win.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Patch in Early NL Race
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 85 wins and St. Louis 83 as Brooklyn 80 and Cincinnati 73. Today's schedule features Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Brooklyn at Cincinnati. results include Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 2 in 10 innings and Chicago 6 New York 7.
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Major league leaders show strong Batting and Pitching marks
Baseball leaders list top performances across the American and National Leagues. Williams of Boston hits .376 while Mantle leads runs with 117, Sievers drives in 106, Fox collects 178 hits, and Mays ties for 187. Banks and Aaron hit 40 homers each, Aparicio swipes 27, and Wynn fans 180.
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Western Pro Clubs Dominate Standings
The West shows strength in the NFL exhibition schedule with three Western Conference teams winning. Cleveland Browns beat Detroit 23-7 for the East’s lone victory while Green Bay edged Washington 20-17, Baltimore defeated Chicago 27-9, and Chicago beat Pittsburgh 37-10. Los Angeles routed San Francisco 58-27 to improve to 4-1.
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Softball All Star Postponed to Wednesday Night Showdown
The City and Church Leaguers all star game was delayed due to wet fields and will resume Wednesday night with a twinbill beginning at seven. The season finale features top players, including the standout who made the two large squads, seeing action during the evening.
Orts Sof Spun Bread extends unbeaten run in evening league
Orts Sof Spun Bread powered by Loma McIntyre topped Huntsberry's to stay undefeated with a 1582 set as McIntyre led with 7 of 104, 121, 116. Connie Lineburg, Virginia Larrick, Aggie McCall, Virginia Vance contributed key scores while Shasta Garrison posted a season high 135 for Farmers & Merchants and Polly's Cab edged 512 to 511 in their sole win.
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Irwin, Crosen lead fast opener at Winchester Speedway
The Airport Speedway in Winchester opened the fall season with a strong display. Tommy Irwin won the Sportsmen feature after Nally took the first heat, while Bob Crosen led a crowded Class B finish and plans for a big next week race, with 2:30 p.m. start.
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Mixed Doubles Bowling League Forms With Classic Car Teams
Seven teams from Buick DeSoto Imperial Model T Dodge Oldsmobile and Chevrolet join the Mixed Doubles League starting Wednesday September 25 at 9 15 PM. One more team is needed. Interested parties should contact league president Lynn Carpenter or vice president Edwin Snapp or call the Health Center.
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Moore Defends Crown Against Anthony Friday in Los Angeles
Archie Moore defends his world light heavyweight title Friday night in Los Angeles against Tony Anthony a 22 year old from New York. Moore 41 in mid December settled for a 90000 guarantee after a long delay from an early summer Detroit date. Anthony is the favorite but Moore must make 175 pounds. Virgil Akins fights Gil Turner on ABC TV in Atlantic City while Sugar Hart seeks a win over Charlie Cotton at St Nicholas Arena New York in a Monday bout.
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Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Continues Soviet Tour
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt continues her tour of the Soviet Union after a brief indisposition. She travels to the Black Sea resort of Sochi as doctors attribute her fatigue to overwork.
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Braves face pressure in NL pennant race as Cardinals rally
Milwaukee clings to a 2 1/2 game lead while St Louis wins 9 of 11 to surge. Yankees extend AL gap with 54 games left. Spahn loses in 10th. Musial shines for the Cardinals, Dodgers drop. Orioles and Tigers win. Cubs sweep Giants after ED Haas pinch hit.
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Fire under control near Nice Riviera coast
A wildfire along the Riviera coast near Nice threatened vacation areas but was reported under control. Hundreds fled Nice’s northern suburbs as winds blew cinders toward the city, forcing evacuations and precautionary measures.
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