Baseball Scores and Standings From Tuesday's Games
Detroit 91 59 .607 10% Baltimore 88 63 .583 14 Chicks 82 70 539 20% Cues Boston 73 79 .480 29% Minnesota 66 83 443 35 Sauna 66 84 .440 35% Washington Kansas City 55 369 46 Siedag's Ries New York & Detroit 4 (12 in nings) Boston 1 Baltimore 0 Chicago e4 Los Angeles 13 ( game 10 innings) Minnesota Detroit 10 New York 4 Baltimore 5 Boston 4 Los Angeles 11 Chicago Cleveland 2 Ithnenen 4 of Washington 3 Kansas City 0 Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at Detroit New York at Baltimore (2) (twi light) Kansas City at Cleveland (2) (twi-night) Minnesota at Washington (N)
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Detroit
Baltimore
Chicks
Boston
Minnesota
Sauna
Washington
Kansas City
Siedag’s
Ries
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ithnenen
Baseball scores and schedule from Sunday to Tuesday
Sunday results include Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0 and Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 3 in 11 innings. San Francisco 8 at 2 St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 0. Saturday results list Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 8 Milwaukee 8 in 11. San Francisco 4 Chicago 3. St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh 3. Today’s games show St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco. Tuesday’s schedule includes Milwaukee at San Francisco Philadelphia at St Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pet
G.B
Kiladelphia
Tech and Richmond Tie Lead With Openers in SC
Virginia Tech and Richmond share the early Southern Conference lead after Tech’s 20-6 win over William and Mary and Richmond’s 35-26 triumph over West Virginia. Other openers saw Furman crush Presbyterian 27-6, Davidson edge Catawba 21-15, and The Citadel lose 40-0 to Memphis State.
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Virginia Tech
Jerry Claiborne
Tech
Richmond
West Virginia
W&m
Terry Strock
Warren Price
Buddy Perry
Freddie Colvard
Mountaineers
John Traynham
Ken Reeder
Stinson Jones
Dick Drummond
George Washington
Colonials
Florida State
Furman
Presbyterian
Davidson
Catawba
Citadel
Memphis State
Nicklaus Declines Pro Career After Amateur Triumph
Nicklaus, 21, clinched his second U S amateur title at Pebble Beach by beating Dudley Wysong 8 and 6 after 36 holes. He plans to play in the Open, Masters, Ring tournament, and British Open next year, saying he has no intention of turning pro.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
United States
Nicklaus
Ohio State
Dudley Wysong
McKinney
Texas
Jack
Wysong
Eddie Duine
San Jose
PGA
Arnold Palmer
Dunne
Palmer
Joe Dey
U.S. Golf Association
Bobby Jones
Lawson Little
Message blooms on lawn at Cheektowaga church
Flowers arranged on the Cleveland Drive United Presbyterian Church lawn spell out the message God Gave His Son. Designer Howard Dalton calls it a missionary effort, noting it aims to reach people who may not have time for church.
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Cheektowaga
N. Y
Cleveland Drive United Presbyterian Church
Howard Dalton
Major League Leaders in Batting, Runs, and More
Lists top performers across American and National Leagues with leaders in batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching decisions. Highlights include Maris and Mantle for NY, Kaline and Cash for Detroit, Cepeda and Mays for SF, and Koufax and Ford for power and pitching.
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Cash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Piersall
Cleveland
Mantle
Maris
Colavito
Kaline
Kubek
Jes — Wood
Lumpe
Kansas City
Keough
Washington
Aparicio
Chica
Howser
Ford
Terry
Pascual Iota
Local Little League Football Weekend Surges in Attendance
In Friday action at James Wood the Colts beat the Rams 12 to 0 while Saturday the Redskins defeated the Colts 13 to 0 at Handley in a solo game. Over 400 fans attended the Saturday game with up to 2 000 at the varsity match, as teams set standings after round robin play. Next Saturday the Redskins meet the Colts at 12 30 on the Judges field and the Rams face the Eagles at 10 am at James Wood with the Colonels away at Luray.
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Colts
Rams
James Wood
Jw-Elkton
Redskins
Saturda
Handley
Ae Cottage Ge
Nce Ney Mangese Theams
Eagles
Colonels
Luray
Big Strike and Hurricane Deal Hit US Business
A major strike at General Motors plus Hurricane Carla disrupted production across the auto industry. 257,000 GM workers walked out, 94 plants halted, car output plunging to about 62,000 in a week. The hurricane caused up to 300 million dollars in damage and affected refining and petrochemical sites in East Texas.
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General Motors Corp
Texas
Louisiana
Gulf
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Cee
Chry
UAW
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Ford Motor Co
Philco Co
Philco
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
General Electric Co
Maris Needs 2 To Tie Ruth In Three Games
Roger Maris has 58 home runs and needs two more in three games to tie Babe Ruth's 60 set in 1927. He hit the 58th in Detroit as the Yankees beat the Tigers 6-4, moving one win ahead of Ruth’s pace and inching toward the pennant.
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Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Maris
Tony Kubek
Detroit
New York Yankee
Tigers
Yanks
Ford Frick
Ruth
Baltimore
Moose Skowron
Terry Fox
Bill Monbouquette
Boston
Jim Pagliaroni
Lew Krausse
Kansas City
Washi
Minnesota
Cleveland
Camilo Pascual
al Schroll
Ray Moore
Joe Altobelli
Jim Perry
Chicago
Los Angeles Angels
al Smith
Frank Baumann
Billy Goodman
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Art Mahaffey
Frank Sullivan
Los Angeles
Killer Whale Attacks 100-Foot Blue Whale, Experts Say
A 30 foot killer whale, a carnivorous predator of Antarctic seas, is noted for attacking blue whales that can reach 100 feet in length and weigh about 150 tons.
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Antarctic
Beagle Club Field Trial Winners at Shade’s Park
Apple Valley Beagle Club sanctioned field trails at Shade’s Park near Winchester. In the 13 inch class first was Spicer’s Queen, second Track Down Pokey, third Dee Moore Ginger, fourth Cap Maid Blondie, fifth Jolly Bee. In the 15 inch class first Willy, second Big E, third Wink, fourth Buck, fifth Terry. Lunches were served by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thornton of Winchester.
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Apple Valley Beagle Club
Shade’s Park
Winchester
W. D. Blankenship
White Post
Harry P. Rinker
Middletown
Spicer
Queen
W. D. Spicer
Pokey
N. F. Bradford
Great Falls
Dee Moore Ginger
Daniel M. Moore
Falmouth
Cap Maid Blondie
Mr. Carper
Hagerstown
Jolly Bee
Bowie Young
Front Royal
B. L. Young
Willy
E. Waters
Falls Church
Big E
H. P. Rinker
Wink
Mr. Riner
Buck
R. J. Kelly
Round Hill
Fifth
Terry
Mr. Kel
Front Royal Livestock Market Weekly Prices Report
Hog prices ranged from 11.25 to 18.80 for sows and gilts, veal topped at 28.00, sheep and lambs with prime to 20.60, slaughter cattle showing heifers 22.50 to 23.50 and cows 15.50 to 16.90, stock feeder cattle with yearlings up to 25.00 for choice and 23.00 to 24.00 for good.
Virginia Farm Hid Founding Documents Hidden After Siege
During the War of 1812 British forces captured Washington and two copies of the Declaration of Independence the Constitution and the Bill of Rights were sewn into linen bags and buried on a Virginia farm for safekeeping.
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Washington
Virginia
Virginia Livestock Grading Group Submits Report
The Virginia Livestock Grading Group presented to Gov. Almond findings on grading standards for lambs calves and hogs. It notes potential shifts by the federal agency and urges prompt farmer notification to adjust plans.
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Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Federal
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Department of Agriculture
Harry C. Stuart
Elk Garden
General Assembly
Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Virginia
Kentucky
West Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Smithfield
Smithfield No. 1
Scout Troops Sign Up for Community Chest Parade
Six Winchester troops and a Berryville troop sign for the Community Chest Red Feather parade on September 28 at 8 p.m. with sponsors and scoutmasters named for each unit plus three Cub Scout packs also registering.
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Community Chest
Winchester
Berryville
Grace Lutheran Church
Lewis A. Clewell
McFadden
First Presbyterian Church
Orville G. Wine
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Donald D. Anderson, Jr
Market St. Methodist Church
Paul M. Chamberlin
First Baptist Church
Ter
Valley Council
Knights of Columbus
Pascal Haas
W. E. Jackson, Jr
William H. Peffer
W. E. Paulette
Cornelius Conley
Opequon Saddle Club Plans Final Show
The Opequon Saddle Club schedules its final horse show of the season for Sept. 24 at 2 p.m. DST at New Frontier Park near Stephens City Route 277. Competitors in pony and horse divisions accrue points over the summer to determine top riders.
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Opequon Saddle Club
New Frontier Park
Stephens City
Ah Trent
Midcontinent refiners cut gasoline prices further
Midcontinent refiners, in their fourth price cut in two months, reduced gasoline by half a cent per gallon. The move underscores ongoing pressure on motor fuels as marketers adjust between refiners and retailers.
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THE
Associated Press
American League
Va. Tech
ED Young
Shenandoah
Riverton
North Fork
South Fork
Clemente
Pinson
Mays
San
Robinson
Cepeda
Aaron
Altman
Boyer
Wills
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Jack Hand
Beagle Club
C. W. Thornton
Front Royal Livestock Market
Stuart
John H. Temple
Petersburg
Dels
Matt G. Anderson
Oilville
Charles D. Price
Stanley
R. Maclin Smith
Kenbridge
Parke C. Brinkley
George W. Litton
Department of Animal Husbandry
Stuart M. Perry
Berryville, Va
Footers Cleaners Drug Fair
W. Amherst
S. Loudoun St
Tevessvee
Lawrence C. Hollis
E. Piccadill
SEARS
N. Londoun
SCOTT
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
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