Racing Doubleheaders At Shenandoah Downs Draw Big Attention
Notes From Here And There surveys Shenandoah Downs racing doubleheaders in Charles Town WVa on Saturday May 30 with two nine race cards starting 2 p m and another later. Admission covers both programs and chicken dinners accompany the event while a wagering record and big payoffs highlight past twin bills. Ed Temple forecasts strong amateur track prospects including Wyomia Tyus and Edith McGuire for Olympic gold and notes on local fundraising for high school runners.
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Turcotte to ride Delangue Park meet this summer
Ron Turcotte the 23 year old Canadian jockey will ride at the Delangue Park meeting this summer. Newspapre HRERIVE AMERICAN EFAC. Pet. Chicago eispert 625 New York . 615- Cleveland 3930 Baltimore . 5 Minnesota . 5332 Detroit. . 483 3h Los Angeles . Ag 5 Boston. 1 414 5% Passings 412 6 Kansas City 379 .6% is YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 7, 1 MERE o nly game GAMES TODAY Minnesota (Pascual 42) New York (Boston 3-2), night Los Angeles (Belinsky 1-2) 4 Boston (Monbouquette 1-5) Kansas City (Drabowsky 1-4) at Baltimore (Roberts 1-2), Detroit (Wickersham 43) at Washington (Narum 3-1), night Cleveland (Siebert 1-0) at Chi agoo (Peters 3-2), night In 1964, New York state re ceived $24,159,296 from harness racing at Yonkers Raceway. The city of Yonkers received $1,960,034.
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28 Thoroughbreds Die In Race Track Fire
A blaze at Miles Park Race Track in Louisville destroyed 13 barns and killed at least 28 thoroughbred horses. About 600 horses were on site. 23 died in barns while five were destroyed due to injuries. Damage to barns estimated at 150000 dollars as fire spread from a tack room.
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Shenandoah Results and Entries for May 19th, 1964 Racing Card
Multiple race card results list maiden claiming and allowance purses from 1200 to 2300 dollars, with horses such as Hazelmac River Missiebuss and Run River Run in the early races. The program includes nine races with various ages and distances, plus daily double and attendance figures.
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Missiebuss
Audrey C
Windy Knol
Royal Rover
Mavini
Evelyn
Mano Lea
Miss Daniel
Josh
Royal Sketch
Pipsico
Pencader
Dante Ann
Southern War
Monte’s Pette
Betty Bones
Baylania
Royal Savage
Fancy Bingo
Mona Boy
Pioneer Rock
River Girl
Twin Pearls
Wayne Rock
Cedar Cliff
Courtway
Chattiepoo
Cole Bandit
Beach Patrol
Bunky Boy
Charran
Joe Nipitd
Gallant Princess
Bo Lofland
Susie
Sarah Ellen
Grove beats Rotary 11 to 4 in Babe Ruth League game
Grove jumped to a 2-0 lead, trailed 3-2 in the third, then rallied for 11-4 victory led by Harley Diggs who earned his second win with a six-hitter. Diggs had three hits while Rotary’s Chuck Sherald went 2 for 4.
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Rotary
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Diggs
Charles Scott
Chuck Sherald
Rotary Grove
Sherald
Bachtell
M. Cox
Duckett
Norwood
S’tenborg
Rhodes
Saunders
Hoffman Ss
Van'voort
Fulk
Palmer Wins Oklahoma City Open Golf
Arnold Palmer produced another come-from-behind finish to win the Oklahoma City Open with an 11 under par 277 and a final 67. The victory marks his 42nd PGA Tour win as he birdied the 17th and 18th holes to seal the title. Also noted is Sonny Jackson stealing 61 bases last season with Modesto, California.
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Sonny Jackson
San Antonio
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Tigers Rally Past Senators 7-6 In Ninth Inning
Detroit trailed 6-4 before Gates Brown and Norm Cash hit two-run doubles in the ninth. Don Demeter's pinch hit double and an error by Don Zimmer set up the tying and winning runs, with Cash driving Brown home for the final run. Brown and Cash had three RBIs each, while Don Lock homered twice for Washington.
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North Hagerstown tops Cadets 2-0 amid error marked rally
North Hagerstown defeats Frederick 2-0 as a misplay at the plate allows two runs in the eighth. Jim Wray pitched well for the Hubs, with Rick Alt taking the loss after a rough eighth. Frederick, short-handed by disciplinary dismissals, stranded ten runners and managed seven hits led by Benny Grove and Nelson Myers.
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Rick Alt
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Wray
Ali
Nelson Myers
Jim Trout
Ike Rhoderick
Tom Dutrow
Frederick Golfers Drop League Match
North Hagerstown defeated Frederick 11 to 7 at IWFW Golf Course in a Tri State League men’s match. Dave Hall led NH with 77, Frederick’s best was Craig Rhoderick at 78. Cadets travel to Turf Valley CC Friday for a triangular with Howard County and Annapolis starting at 2 30 p m.
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Dave Hall
Craig Rhoderick
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Gary Beacht
Dave Danzer
Bob Nusbaum
Rhoddy Rhoderick
Tom Statton
Earl Starr
Joe Skelton
Turf Valley Country Club
Howard County
Annapolis
Veteran drivers qualify for Indianapolis 500 in new cars
Rodger Ward 43 Indianapolis qualified for his 14th straight start in the Memorial Day classic with a rear engine Watson Ford at 156.406 mph. Walt Hansgen 44 from New Jersey and Don Branson 43 of Illinois also earned spots in the field driving rear engine cars. Other early qualifiers over 35 include Rathmann, Boyd, Sachs, Grim, Tingelstad, Sutton, and Ruby with Clark and Marshman among the youngest in the lineup.
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Indiaanapolis
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Dayton
Len Sutton
Portland
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Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
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Sutton
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Fort Worth
Altman's Three-Run Shot Beats Giants Amid Managerial Gamble
George Altman powered a three run homer as the Mets defeated the Giants 4-2 in San Francisco. Albin Dark's pinch hitting move brought in Billy Pierce to face Altman but the lefty homer sank the strategy. Galen Cisco improved to 2-3 while Bob Shaw fell to 3-3. Haller also homered for San Francisco.
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Thurmont Defeats Linganore 21 14 In Tight Tilt
Thurmont and Linganore combined for numerous errors as Thurmont won 21 to 14. Bob Cline led Linganore with four hits a homer and three RBIs while Tom St Clair and Daryle Holt hit homers. Gary Shapiro and Heff contributed two hits and a double for Thurmont in a high scoring contest.
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Brunswick Wins 10th Straight With 7-2 Victory
Brunswick Railroaders beat Walkersville 7-2 to extend their undefeated streak to ten games. Donovan pitched for Brunswick with six hits allowed, while Walkersville’s Eddie Cook led the Lions with two of three hits. Benchoff Fraley and Fleff fueled Brunswick with three hits and four RBIs, as the team plated runs in the third, fourth, and sixth innings.
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Endicott teen nets fourth hole in one this year
Denis Mottola, 17, carded his fourth hole in one this year at Ford Hill Golf Club Whitney Point on the 16th hole, a 300 yard park hole with a blind tee shot and a dogleg left. He expressed disbelief saying it’s starting to scare him.
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