Complex Afternoon Horse Results At Charles Town
An afternoon program at Charles Town features multiple claiming and allowance races. Notable entries include Capumn John led by Espinosa in early events and Away To Win with Small in later legs, plus Night Retreat and Jet Hos among other 4 year olds and up. Attendance and handle numbers are reported at 8,871 and $557,437 respectively.
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Capumn John
Espinosa
Sellars
Gigersi
River Goodes
Genas Beay
Petter
Sigler
Minature Man
Riston
Solar
Beacor Jones Delant Lenes
Fat Lacy Parra
Reqna
Jornstony
Todd
Gambard
Johnston
O Rourke
Atoney Bee Wolf
Denney
Bescon Buleck True Traectory
Ike Cannon
Park W Watcn
Hugh Oneil
Ceaty
O'Rourke
Myers
Thailand
Seiffer
B. Tumulty, Jr
Pedro
Kratz
Medwin Done
Gerkin
Alton
Saratoga
Wen Tall
Belsabar
Corle
Slater
Sky Light
Davidson
Maeve Celerity
Narossa Llambias Ray
Dirty Face
Jet Hos
Trojac Roll
O/Rourke
Gentle Sis
Einemel C
Larking Nz
Beau Peep
Blue Print
Valley Reverie Times
McGee
Dalston
Max’s Boy
Nmangoose Jr
Little Barnwell Wego
Party Wire
Dareen
Knight
Wakely Terrace
Green Fire
White
Santo Extends Hit Streak as Cubs, Pirates Split Doubleheader
Ron Santo extended his hitting streak to 27 with a run-scoring single in the seventh, lifting the Cubs to a 6 4 victory over the Pirates in the nightcap of a seven-inning game halted by darkness. Pittsburgh won the opener 7 5 on a Stargell three-run homer and a solo shot by Alley.
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Marty Keough
Salo
Don Clendenon
Stargeil
Alley
Law Face
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Gonder
Yands
Koonee
Hoeft
Jenkins
Handley
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L—Hands
McQuagg Captures Firecracker 500 at Daytona Beach
Sam McQuagg roared from fourth to first on the first lap and led 156 of 160 laps at Daytona International Speedway to win the Firecracker 400. He set a new speed record of 113.813 mph in a 1966 Dodge Charger, while Harold Smith suffered a minor windshield injury and 46,200 spectators watched a crowd-pleasing race. Darel Dieringer finished second in a 1966 Mercury Comet, Jim Paschal took third in a 1966 Plymouth, and Curtis Turner was fourth in a 1966 Chevelle.
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America
Columbus
Daytona International Speedway
Harold Smith
AJ. Foyt
Darel Dieringer
Charlotte
McQuagg
Jim Paschal
High Point
Curtis Turner
Turner
U S Women’s Team Roster by Events
The roster lists Edith McGuire Wyomia Tyson and Barbara Ferrell among others across events like 100-yard dash 20-yard dash and 440-yard dash with noted locations. Additional names include Charlotte Cook Delores Stoneback Cherrie Sherrard M mie Rollins Tammy Davis Willye White Martha Watson Eleanor Montgomery Estelle Baskerville Lynn Graham Carel Moseke RaNae Bair and Denise Paschal Doris Brown as alternates.
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Wyomia
Tennessee
Barbara Ferrell
Los Angeles
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Santa Ynez
Calif
Tyus
Ferrell
Charlotte Cook
Delores Stoneback
Seattle
Wash
Cook
Made
the Manning
Cleveland
Cherrie Sherrard
San Francisco
Mamie Rollins
Chicago
Tammy Davis
Tennessee State
Willye White
Martha Watson
Eleanor Montgomery
Estelle Baskerville
Lynn Graham
Pasadena
Carel Moseke
Nebraska
Moseke
Cynthia Wyatt
Buffalo
N.Y
RaNae Bair
San Diego
Barbara Friedrich
Manasquan
Denise Paschal
Doris Brown
Mays Earns MVP and Mel Ott Award in Doubleheader
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants received the 1965 Most Valuable Player award and the Mel Ott Award between games of a Monday doubleheader with St Louis. Warren Giles, NL president, presented the honors. Mays led the league with 52 home runs last season.
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San Francisco Giants
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Warren Giles
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Whitesell and Bowen Pharmacy on North Market Street
Whitesell and Bowen Pharmacy located at 238 North Market Street operates as a longtime local drugstore serving residents with prescription services and over the counter medicines. The shop reflects classic storefronts in the neighborhood commerce.
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Whitesell & Bowen Pharmacy
North Market St
Unser Wins Pikes Peak Auto Race in Record Time
Bobby Unser of Albuquerque wins the Pikes Peak championship division in a 12 mile course in a record 12 minutes 23.8 seconds despite losing a cylinder in his eight cylinder Chevy. West Vanderoort of Colorado Springs finishes second in 12 58.1 and Paul Kleinschmidt of Colorado Springs is third in 13 04.4.
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Paul Kleinschmidt
Twins Snap Indians Streak With Pinch Hit By Allison
Bob Allison delivered a two run pinch homer in the eighth to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 5 4 win over Cleveland, breaking a seven game skid. Harmon Killebrew added a two run shot in the first, while Fred Whitfield tied it with a three run homer for the Indians.
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Bell
Kralick
O'Donoghue
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Azcue
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Allison
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Major League Baseball scores and matchups across leagues
Major League American League results show Chicago 5-2 New York 5 0 Washington 6 0 Boston 4-1 Kansas City 9 Baltimore 6 California 11 Detroit 6 Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4. California at Detroit, Minnesota at Cleveland, Chicago at Washington, Boston at New York. Other results include Pittsburgh 7-4 Chicago 5-6, St. Louis 6-2 San Francisco 2-3, Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 1, Atlanta 3 Houston 2, New York 9-8 Philadelphia 6- New York at Philadelphia.
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Atlanta
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Philadelphia
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Fryman
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Cuellar
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Herbel
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Phila
Bold Lad Sixth In Suburban Cup
Buffle, a 17 year old at 110 pounds, won the 10th Suburban Handicap at Aque duct beating Bold Lad who carried 125 pounds and finished sixth. Pluck placed second, Paoluccio third, with Bold Bidder fourth in the nine horse field. Burle won $72,085 for King Ranch. Former pitcher Gorden Maltz berger scouts for the Chicago White Sox.
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Buffle
Aqueduct
Bold Lad
Pluck
Harry D. Guegenheim
Cain Hoy
Paoluccio
Greentree
Bold Bidder
Burle
Robert Kleberg
King Ranch
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