Racing results from Shenandoah Downs
In the ninth race Sky Junior 17,60-7,80-5.00 finished behind Layelorn 4,80-4.00 and Stingy Stevie 4.80. Admiral Reward placed with 115 and Cherry K. uy 12 both noted. Exacta (8-6) paid $59.60 with Trisky Louise and Carolina Fran in the early DHs.
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Liebes Traulein
Admiral Reward
Hunt
Cherry K
Casteneda
Pen
Diavolikis
King Ron
Tuller
Sky Junior
Layelorn
Stingy Stevie
Jenny Direct
Sam
Cheiron King
Pappy
Baby Bee
Neda
Agileness
Diavolthis
Becky
Rainbow
Yorky Miss
Dalgo
Liv
Rougish Lass
Brandish
Future Star
McDowell
Tagaree
Gittin
Ernie Gal
Lewis
Chesapeak Breeze
Ernie's
Louie’s Tune
Addesa
Ambi
Kratz
Bob
Small
Tomac
Grove
Wilson
Eugenie
Smith
Leiws
Geo. Sickle
Sun
Rino Star
Flash Tiger
Master Quickley
Arklawin
College
Black Shamrock
Mighty Dear
Reeder
Skip Lee
Flighty Lass
Depalo
Roman el
Saas Ge Eet
Kate Walk
All Orders
Myers
Mupty Dee
Gustines
Tor Heroce
Swan River
Espinosa
Cutie Pie
Muffis Muffet
Ryan Town
Neareo
Jimmy Wood
Kaunka
Delgado
Mr. F.A, Sr
Golden Realm
TIFTH
William Tudor
Rowdydow
Worley
Robbin the Judge
Wollanx
Hobby’s Joy
Navy Band
Shiflett
Jston
Cannon
Alimo Beau
Todd
Tee Gee II
Rollin Jean
Louviere
Amy O
Devil
Cape
Williams
T. Ross
Mercutio
Vasil Wwe
Murry Up
Porter
S'nez
Big Exacta
Thell Fox
Rushing Porth
William Vie
Banner
Swanner
Tribe
Hedge
Julz
Vasil
Darling
Golfing Great Hagen Dies Of Cancer At 76
Charles W. Hagen famed golfer dies in Michigan age 75 after cancer battle. Known as The Haig he won five PGA titles four British Opens and two US Opens between 1911 and 1929. Burial planned in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Southfield following a Birmingham funeral. He was twice divorced and survived by son Walter Jr.
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Great Hagen
Traverse City
Mich
Charles Walter Hagen
Haig
Bobby Jones
Buriat
Holy Sepulchre
Southfield
Birmingham
Hagen
Shaere
Detroit Athletic Club
Rochester
Slagen
Staig
Ulagen
Walter Jr
Dahe
Phil Asack
Blue Devils
Mets fans steal home plate in wild Shea celebration
At Shea Stadium after the National League Championship game the New York Mets fans stripped the field of equipment and painted the wall with chants and slogans. They cheered a miraculous playoff run from a team once long out of contention, with fans joking about moving to California.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Dé Vois
Arnold Palmer
Yankees
Dodgers
Giants
Mets
California
Four MVAA soccer games on tap this week
The Monocacy Valley League schedules four league soccer games this week with Middletown facing Pramois Scott key and North Carroll visiting Catoctin. Other MVAA matchups include Walkersville hosting Middletown and Linganore at North Carroll. Additional league games feature South Carroll at Walkersville and Westminster at Linganore.
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Middletown
Pramois Scott Key
Francis Scott Key
North Carroll
Catoctin
South Carroll
Walkersville
Westminster
Singanore
Trederick
North Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
South Hagerstown
Linganore
Frederick Community College
Anne Arundel
Redskins Night speakers set for Oct in Urbana and Pittsburgh
The Drederick Touchdown Club will host Redskin Night on October 2 at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with Pat Fischer and Len Hauss as guest speakers. A Pittsburgh trip for the Skin-Steeler game departs October 26 by bus from State Farm parking lot with a $25 couple or $15 single rate, and reservations must be sent by October 6.
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Drederick Touchdown Club
Pittsburgh
Frank Martz
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Pat Fischer
Len Hauss
Fischer
Hauss
University of Georgia
Skins
Martz
State Farm Insurance Company
Frederich
Touchdown Club
Frederick
Junior Pats Defeat Hubs
The Thomas Johnson junior varsity team remains unbeaten after a 18 14 win over North Hagerstown Baby Mules at TJ Stadium. Ed Thompson connected on a 47 yard TD to John Fergus on the first Patriot score and Kenny Reynolds added two points. Thompson later scored on an 89 yard pass interception. Warren Stockman booted an extra point and a 15 yard field goal. North Hagerstown answered with late four and five yard runs. their extra point try in that series failed.
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Thomas Johnson
North Hagerstown
Weaver Objects To Scoreboard Gap During AL Playoff
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver complained to umpires about a hole in the Metropolitan Stadium scoreboard during the AL playoff game with the Minnesota Twins. Plate umpire Frank Amort said scoreboard attendants would be stationed in the hole after Weaver urged removal of a clothlike covering blown by wind. The gap did not affect the game as the Orioles won the pennant with a 1-2 victory.
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Minneapolisst
Paul
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota Twins
Frank Amort
Weaver
Orioles
Soccer match moved to Wednesday by lack of officials
North Carroll and Catoctin game rescheduled to Wednesday due to officials shortage. Cougar coach George Kuhn announced the delay late last night.
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North Carroll
Catoctin
Cougar
George Kuhn
Cadets Finish Third in Triangular Golf Meet
Frederick High finished third in a triangular golf meet at Waynesboro Pa on Monday. Martinsburg led with 12 points and Waynesboro had 18 points. Jack Craw fired 94 for the Cadets and contributed to five points. Dean Wheeler and Brooks Vetter added Frederick’s remaining points. David Gottshall led Waynesboro with 74 while Gary Morton had 83 for the Bulldogs.
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Waynesboro
Frederickigh School
Martinsburg
Frederick
Jack Craw
Craw
Dean Wheeler
Brooks Vetter
David Gottshall
Gary Morton
Bulldogs
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Shea
Atlanta Braves
Shenandoah Downs
Trisky Louise
Carolina Fran
Exacta
Mary Carter
N. Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Town
Thurmont
North Car
MVAA
Lions
Westminster Froes
Lancers
Frederick Cadets
Hagerstown
Junior Patriots
Rebels
Frederick Community College Cougars
Anne Arundel CC
Fisher
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Water St. MO
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Frederick, Md
Holland
Spor
Kaufman Sales & Service,inc
E. Patrick
Tn S
Gulf
Valley Oil CO
East Church ST
Poneer Hofidter
Heliday II
Kinsey's, Div. of
Mare, Inc
Evergreen Park, Rie. 15
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