Dodgers Move Closer to NL Pennant With 2-0 Win
Don Drysdale pitched a 2-0 shutout as the Dodgers beat Pittsburgh to slice the magic number to three and widen their lead over St Louis to five games. Tommy Davis moved atop the NL batting race with a 324 average, after a three-for-four day.
Dodgers Near Pennant as Davis Leads NL Batting
Tommy Davis of the Dodgers batted 3-for-4 to raise the NL average to .324 and steal home in a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh, tightening Los Angeles hold on the pennant. John Tsitouris of the Reds allowed only three singles to blank St Louis, widening the Dodgers’ advantage to five games with six left.
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Dick Groat
Slido
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Maury Wills
Smoky Buress
Cardinals
John Tsitouris
Ken Walters
Associated Press
Losan
Reds
Fragments of TV Schedule Listings and Movie Credits
A jumble of broadcast times and program titles lists sports and film features. Notable entries include Pro Football kickoff segments, classic films with cast credits such as Edward G Robinson and Ray Milland, and show lines like Meet the Press and Bonanza.
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Ieee Gud
Lgk Chacagah Ccamm San
Sugarfoot
Oo Worl
Hootenanny
Popeye
Defenders
Joey Bishop
Stump
Lawrence Welk
Peter Gunn
Mr. Lucky
Merry Lewis
the Saint
Gunsmoke
Highway Patrol
Yancey Derringer
D. Seaton
Andre
Lucy Desi
St. Mark
Green Bay Detroit clash tops pro weekend schedule
Detroit and Green Bay renew the NFL rivalry in Milwaukee as seven NFL games and three AFL contests populate the weekend. Key matchups include Bears at Vikings and Browns at Cowboys with Lions defense pressuring Starr and Packers seeking improved ground attack.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Green Bay
Milwaukee
Washington
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Bears
Packers
Minnesota
Vikings
Baltimore
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Dallas
Kansas City
Buffalo
Jured Bills
Oakland
Boston Patriots
New York Jets
Houston Oilers
San Diego
Denver
Bart Starr
Vince Lombardi
Lions
Starr
Bears
Champs
Giants
Shawnee Bowmen top O Sullivan in Friday Pro Tenpin
In Northside Lanes action the Shawnee Bowmen beat O Sullivan 40 to 0 as Dave Butts posted a 537 and Morris Lowery led O Sullivan with a 503. Unger's Angus House split a 3 4 win over Ritter's with Jer ry Votel Carl Lundmark and Parker Greenwell posting solid scores. George Washington Garage upset Five Aces 3 1 propelled by Ed Marshall 219 569 and Charlie Brown 517. Tastee Freez shut out National Fruit 4 0 on Ray Baker 517 and Al Stotler 515. In Forest Hills Coca Cola won 3 1 over Splinters with Frances Sager 511 and Anderson Sheet Metal upset Floor Shop 3 1 led by Lorraine Seacock 547. Valley Pike Tire blanked Peoples Cleaners 4 0 on Clara Orndorff 464 and Teresa O Roark 446. Shawnee Squaws swept National Fruit 4 0 led by Liz Butts 505. GAA beat Nameless 3 1 behind Evelyn Curl 460.
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O'Sullivan
Northside Lanes
Dave Butts
Morris Lowery
O’sullivan
Unger
Angus House
Ritter
Jerry Votel
Carl Lundmark
Parker Greenwell
Curtis Braithwaite
George Washington
Ed Marshall
Charlie Brown
Jerry LaVechia
Shawnee
Scholastic Scores Across Multiple Virginia High School Teams
The list records scores from numerous Virginia high school football games with teams like Graham, Marion, Grundy, Lebanon, Tazewell, Patrick Henry Glade Spring, Halifax County, Madison, Fairfax, GW Alexandria, George Marshall, Patrick Henry Roanoke, and more. Several games feature shutouts or close margins, highlighting a broad weekend schedule across counties and cities.
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Associated Press
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Marion
Grundy
Virginia
Bristol
Richlands
Lebanon
Tazewell
Andrew Lewis
Saltville
Patrick Henry
Glade Spring
Halifax County
Roxboro
N.C
William Cape
Falls Church
Madison
Fairfax
Mt. Vernon
Hammond
Alexandria
George Marshall
Lee
Springfield
Groveton
Roanoke
Washington Lee
McLean
Yorktown
Arlington
Douglas Freeman
Prince Geo
Hermitage
Huguenot
Thomas Dale
Hopewell
Lane
Stafford
Manchester
Colonial Rghts
Petersburg
John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Highland Springs
Deep Creek
Frank Cox
Princess Anne
Norview
Maury
Warwick
Churchland
Newport News
Woodrow Wilson
Oscar
Johnson Earns Pole Spot For Old Dominion
Martinsville AP report notes Johnson claiming a starting pole at the half mile Martinsville Speedway. The pole time 24.58 seconds set an average speed of 73.379 mph, breaking last spring’s track record of 25 seconds by Rex White.
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Martinsville
Dominion
Stacy
Daytona Beach
Ford
Junior
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Wordsoften Misused Omit Foresee Phrase
A language note explains avoiding the phrase I anticipated his actions beforehand and removes be forehewi since anticipate to foresee to prevent odd usages and improve clarity. It emphasizes concise expression and modern usage.
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Gerald Tripplett
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
Sam Bowens
Boston
Willie McCovey
Cepeda
Ed Bailey
Marichal
Ron Hunt
Yanks
Tom Sturdivant
John Wyatt
Phil Linz
Joe Pepitone
John Blanchard
Hector Lopez
A’s
Jim Bouton
Charley Lau
Orlando Pena
Baseball
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Polly
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Bonnie Eastep
Jeanne Kaval
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Nancy DeSchon
Shirley Jackson
Sanitary Dairy
DeLuxeburger Grill
DeLuxeburger
Martha Rees
Alice Lake
Kastle
Mews Shop
Famers
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Nancy Roth
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Biddie Smoot
Polly Moore
Dot Rice
Pat Whitacre
F&m
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Coca Cola
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Continental Homes
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Jane Cunningham
Doug Sirbaugh
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Crisman
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Quick
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Sam McCall
Joe Zimmerman
Charcoal Hearth
Loma McIntyre
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Bell Clothes
Funkhouser Oil
Roxy Hockman
Frank Cooper
Don Ploss
Funkhouser
Frontiers of Faith
Tom Nugent
Eternal Light
Dr. Ehrlich
Edward G. Robinson
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Robert Walker
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the Isle
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Cookie Gilchrist
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National Fruit
al Stotler
Ray Baker
Mowery Plumbing and Heating
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Ken Mowery
Forest Hills
Coca-Cola
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Anderson
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General Electric
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A. G. Slonaker
Dearing Beverage Co
L. Payne Payne & Mathy
Clearbrook
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