Handley Invites Set for Fourth Straight Track Crown
Handley aims for a fourth consecutive Handley Invitational title at 1 p.m. in the Handley Bowl Martinsburg Fort Hill Albemarle Beall Frostburg and Staunton rivals Martinsburg’s Clarke County Warren County feature a strong field. Sophomores Hoke Bush plus newcomer Ratliff highlight a deep lineup as 12 foot pole vaults loom.
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Handley
Tony C Conigliaro’s Career Seems Finished
Boston star Tony Conigliaro faced likely end of playing days after eye injuries from a 1968 line drive. Doctors warned vision may deteriorate requiring surgery. Father Sal Conigliaro said Tony will rest a month before further examinations as Billy and Richie prepare to carry on the family baseball legacy.
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Associated Press
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Boston Red Sox
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Tony
Red Sox
Billy
Richie
Swampscott
Billy Conigliaro
Pittsfield
Swampscott High School
Wellsville
TACS Win Advance to Finals in YMCA Tourney
Cumberland Maryland report says Teen Age Club 80 Lambert's Tavern 66 to reach the YMCA Gold Medal Tourney final. TACS lead 21-13 first period and held on. Bill Maphis 23 Roscoe Dean 19 Jerry Hannas 17 led TACS. Gary Phalen 24 George Miles 17 paced losers. TACS to meet V H Billiards Cumberland in title game.
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Roscoe Dean
Jerry Hannas
Gary Phalen
George Miles
Lambert’s. Tavern
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Simmons
Sam
Stough Miles
George
Wills
Lockhart
Faal Dean
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Maphis Fetter
Hannas
Dean
Culbert
Charles Town scratches for tonight races list
Charles Town Race Course posts scratches for tonight’s program. Horses scratched include Singing Rebel Hesitant Bodky Girl Bandit Man Yemenetta Yellow Fever Chrissy Vivette Boston Jimmy Spinning Bee Early Due Kicso Queen Rejected Tobys Topaze Eye Show Too Much Brass French Lea Ridkey Count.
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Hesitant
Bodky Girl
Bandit Man
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Yellow Fever
Chrissy
Vivette
Boston Jimmy
Spinning Bee
Early Due
Kicso Queen
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Tobys Topaze
Too Much Brass
French Lea
Ridkey Count
Loudoun Sporls CC Debut Beats Clarke County 9 2
Loudoun County trailed 2 1 after five innings but rallied with two runs in the sixth and seventh to topple Clarke County 9 2 in Berryville. Dale Orrison and Jay Dofflemyer produced early runs for Clarke, while Loudoun’s Rick Donaldson and Daniels drove in key hits. Donaldson scored three times for the Raiders as Jimmy Chafin took the loss for Clarke. Clarke hosts Fauquier next, with 4 p.m. gametime.
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Loudoun County
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Keeler
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Jay Dofflemyer
Clarke
Dofflemyer
Roger Presgraves
Orrison
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Tommy Dofflemyer
Raiders
Rick Donaldson
Daniels
Bailey
Donaldson
Fauquier
Boyd Paces 2nd Win for Colonels in Dual Meet
Junior Larry Boyd led James Wood to an 80-6 36 romp over Randolph-Macon Academy in a track dual yesterday. Boyd won the 100 in 10.6 and 220 in 24.2, ran on the winning 880 relay, and helped pace mile relay and other events as Woodmen totaled 11 of 14 events.
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James Wood
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Dennis Veach
Jimmy Haines
Larry Veach
Lee Woolf
Ronnie Bailey
Dave Wert
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Earl Foreman
Ray Almond
Earl
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights
The Associated Press reports Thursday results: Minnesota 3 Houston 1. Philadelphia 5 Boston 0. Oakland 12 St Louis 2. New York A 8 Washington 2. Chicago N 11 Chicago A 6. New York N 6 San Fran 0. Los Angeles 8 Cleveland 3. Saturday matchups set across Florida Louisiana and California with one postponement in Maryland to tomorrow at 1 30 p m.
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Virginia Keydets Open Baseball Season in Doubleheader
Virginia Military Institute makes its third attempt to start the baseball season with a home doubleheader against Marshall amid two prior rainouts. Bridgewater visits Old Dominion for Virginia Small College League and Mason-Dixon Conference games. Richmond defeated Ashland 4 1 behind Ronnie Chappell seven hits by Chappell Garriott Fowler and Powers.
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Ronnie Chappell
Mike Garriott
Steve Fowler
Larry Powers
Ashland
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