Clarke County Eagles 32 Berkeley Springs 7 in Berryville clash
Clarke County overwhelmed Berkeley Springs 32 to 7 as Junior Goforth led the Eagles with three touchdown runs. Goforth topped 200 rushing yards behind tackle duo Don Tomblin and Bill Martz while Ken Pei added six completions in eight attempts.
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Clarke County
Berryville
Berkeley Springs
Eagles
Don Maphis
Don Tomblin
Bill Martz
Goforth
Longerbeam
Strother
Jerry Bemnsdaffer
Ken Pei
Central
Strasburg
Luray
Broadway
Elkton
Turner Ashby
League Leaders in American and National League Batting andFielding
Statistics list top players by batting average runs and RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases in both leagues plus pitching decisions and records. Notable names include Maris Mantle Mays Aaron Banks Cepeda and Wills with strong marks across at bats hits and stolen bases.
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Runnels
Boston
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Minoso
Skowron
Francona
Cleveland
Fox
Robinson
Baltimore
Lemon
Washington
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Brown
Larker
Los Angeles
Great
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Bruton
Milwaukee
Aaron
Banks
Mathews
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Jefferson County Fair Expands Space for Oct 6–8 events
Record crowd space is increased for the Jefferson County Fair at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town on October 6 7 and 8. Special classes include occasion and decorated cakes home cured meats livestock and produce. Attractions feature pony rides a paddock train airplane and merry-go-round plus a rodeo in front of the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
Saturday Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The standings show New York leading the American League with 89 wins and 57 losses, followed by Chicago and Baltimore. National League has Pittsburgh atop with 92 and St. Louis 85, while key matchups included St. Louis 5 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 1.
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Associated Press
G.B
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Doo Cities
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
G.B. Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Yankees Blazon Past White Sox as Races Tighten in A L Scene
Yankees extend win streak to seven and cut magic number to four behind Early Wynn seven hitter for his 284th victory. White Sox fall as Minnoso and Kluszewski contribute, while Baltimore and Cleveland win to keep pace. Pirates and Cardinals split as Milwaukee edges Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Wynn
New York Yankees
White Sox
Yankees
Boston
Cleve
Kansas City
Detroit
Ned Garver
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bucs
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Bill Muffett
Don Buddin
Hector Lopez
Lall
Roger Maris
New York
Bob Turley
Bobby Shantz
Ted Kluszewski
Minnie Minoso
RBI
Minoso
Frank Funk
Stan Johnson
Shenandoah Downs closes season with marathon race card
Shenandoah Downs ends its 71 night summer meeting with a ten race program led by a two mile marathon for three year olds and a $2000 allowance test. Walker T. Elkins's Chased Again heads the endurance field. La Esmarelda and EFFIE J top the featured eight in the five and one half furlong dash. Handicappers each win $4018.20 as five correct picks. Crowds near 10 000 expected for the final night.
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Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
Walker T. Elkins
Llangolen Farm
la Esmarelda
Francis L. Harding
Effie J
Omps Funeral Home wins tight Independent League nightcap
Omps Funeral Home defeated the top team 1695 to 1681 after a 602 final game came from Eugene Funkhouser Ralph Hansucker and Francis Hudson. Bell Clothes won the first two games 545 541 and 578 552 led by Hudson 386 series and Swartz 378. Jewel Box led by Minghini and McIntyre edged Retail Clerks 586 to 400 in odd game with Mint. Mt. Pleasant extended its curb to 12 straight by sweeping United Brethren No 2 in Church League on Health Center lanes.
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Bell Clothes
Omps Funeral Home
Health Center Lanes
Omps
Eugene Funkhouser
Ralph Hansucker
Francis Hudson
Hudson
Buddy Hansucker
Jack Hoover
Roxy Hockman
Charles Swartz
Omos Funeral Home
Ouida Minghini
Jewel Box
June Tusing
Loma McIntyre
Jimmy Foltz
Charles Shobe
Mt. Pleasant
United Brethren No. 2
Bill Gladden
Edwin Fiddler
Stephenson
John Ritter
Sonny Crisman
Lee Ebert
Braddock
Church of Christ
Inwood United Brethren
Doug Sirbaugh
Earl Shroades
Inwood
Supreme Court halts enforcement of new Sunday law
Richmond case prompts two state justices to grant appeal and supersedeas delaying the 1960 General Assembly measure. Merchants will follow old Sunday restrictions until the court resolves the suit, with an expedited hearing possible next spring. The law would have sharply cut Sunday sale items.
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Richmond
State Supreme Court
High Court
General Assembly
Willis D. Miller
Harold F. Snead
Stobbs Tosses Shutout as Red Sox Blank Orioles
Bill Stobbs improved to 12-6 by beating Baltimore for the fourth time this season. He extended his scoreless innings streak against the Birds to 16, recording his first shutout since Sept 5, 1957, when he authored a 3-0 complete game with three hits allowed. Minnie belted his first homer in the game.
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New York
Chicago
Whitesox
Yankees
Orioles
Washington
Chuck Stubbs
Baltimore
Minnie
Stobbs
The
Birds
Eisenhower Sets Talks With World Leaders in New York
President Eisenhower will meet in New York next week with India’s Prime Minister Nehru, Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser, and Britain’s Prime Minister Harold Macmillan during the United Nations General Assembly. No plans for a meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev are reported.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
Asia
Middle East
Europe
United Nations General Assembly
Nehru
India
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nikita Khrushchev
Six Twin-Engines Vie in Winchester Speedway Night
Racing at Winchester Airport Speedway features five twin-engine go-kart events with a $250 top prize and trophies. Cumberland driver Paul Nycum brings four companions, aiming to dominate the fast class as time trials open at 4 p.m. and main races run from 6:30 p.m. into late evening.
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Winchester Airport Speedway
Nycum
Speedway
Cumberland
Cardinals open NFL season with upset over Rams
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Los Angeles Rams 43 21 in the opener as John Roach threw four touchdown passes after replacing king Hill Reserve quarterback Roach connected with Randle on three scores from 24 to 57 yards Ivy called his team Tigers and praised the performance Waterfield labeled the Cards the best team he has seen so far this year
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LOS Angeles
J. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Los Angeles Rams
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Washington
Baltimore
Frank
Rams
Tigers
Ivy
Bob Waterfield
One Convicted One Acquitted In Circuit Court
In Frederick County Circuit Court yesterday Elmo Lloyd Bloom was convicted of reckless driving with a $50 fine. Foreman C. C. Mayes led the jury. other jurors included Mervil Adams James Herbert Jolley Russell Morrison Kenneth Swain and E. Harmon. Joseph Hamley Mehaffey was acquitted of speeding, a Middletown origin charge. Louise S. Brim presided over Claude F. Carper C. E. Harmon Forrest Wilson and Earl L. Legge.
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Frederick County
Elmo Lloyd Bloom
C. C. Mayes
Mervil W. Adams
James Herbert Jolley
Russell Morrison
Kenneth B. Swain
E. Harmon
Joseph Hamley Mehaffey
Middletown
Louise S. Brim
Claude F. Carper
C. E. Harmon
Forrest Wilson
Earl L. Legge
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Junior Goforth
Berkeley
Don Healy
West Virginians
Eagle
Gene Strother
Fouth
Jess Longerbeam
Virginia
Gwendolyn H. Lunsford
Opal R. Solenberger
Joseph L. Jolliffe
John W. Jolliffe
Allen B. Bond
Ernest F. Robinson
Leonard W. Riley
Religious Society OF Friends
Hopewell United Monthly Meeting
Samuel Brown
Hannah M. Brown
Mary M. Bro
Isaac Parkins
Center Cemetery
Shawnee District
Center Burial Ground
Shawnee Magisterial District
Winchester
Sprint
Et al
Hopewell
Stonewall District
Unk
Mary M. Brown
Lee N. Whitacre
Ke Tia Benham & Thoma
Charlie Ramsburg
Hancock
Lynn Foltz
Electrical Service
Chisox
Last Hope
By ED Wilks
Laas Ett Eta Ioy Ming
Kent ST
Aikens Construction Co
Sanitary Dairy
Doug Conner
Buster Kline
Conner
Kline
Aikens
Roy Bly
Don Chancey
Evan Creswell
Carl McKee
Creswell
McKee
Quick Amusement
New Hiway Market
C. B. Shickle
Bill Brown
Richard Sheetz
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia Power Company
Front Royal
N.Y
Speedway Field
Vents
Paul Nycum
Cardinals
Ae Jett A Lumber Corp
GOO N.kent
Winchester VA
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