Baseball Title: Yankees and Dodgers Favored To Win 1964 World Series
MLB odds favor the Dodgers and Yankees to repeat as champions as the 1964 season opens. Yankees manager change to Yogi Berra doesn’t affect Las Vegas lines, with New York at 1.3 favorites and Los Angeles at 6-5. The trades and openers in Washington and Cincinnati set the stage for a wide pennant race across both leagues. A 45,000 crowd in Washington and a 30,000 sellout in Cincinnati highlight the kickoff.
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NEW York
Los Dodgers
New York Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Yogi Berra
Las Vegas
Yankees
Dodgers
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
George Strickland
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
San Francisco Giants
Felipe Alou
Ed Bailey
Billy Hoeft
Milwaukee
Virginia college sports slate lists multiple matches this week
Virginia sports coverage lists baseball games including Davidson at Virginia Tech William and Mary at The Citadel West Virginia at VMI Johns Hopkins at Randolph Macon Baltimore at Lynchburg Old Dominion at Hampden Sydney Bridgewater at Washington and Lee Apprentice at RPI Frederick at Camp Lejeune track Colonial Relays at William Mary and Bridgewater at Lynchburg Frederick at Atlantic Christian tennis Roanoke at Old Dominion Johns Hopkins at Randolph Macon Lynchburg at Methodist of Fayetteville golf Navy at Virginia West Virginia at Virginia Tech Johns Hopkins at Virginia Washington and Lee at Duke.
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Davidson
Virginia Tech
William&Mary
Citadel
West Virginia
VMI
Johns Hopkins
Randolph
Macon
Baltimore
Lynchburg
Old Dominion
Hampden
Sydney
Bridgewater
Washington& Lee Apprentice
RPI
Frederick
Camp Lejeune
Colonial Relays
WM & Mary
Atlantic Christian Tennis
Roanoke
R-M
Methodist of Fayetteville
Navy
Virginia
West Va
Va. Tech
Washington & Lee
Duke
Randolph -Macon
Baltimore U
Hampden-Sydney
Wash
Shenandoah Downs Opens Second Largest Friday Crowd
Shenandoah Downs at Charles Town drew 7 965 fans in a big Friday night, with a handle of 429 305 the largest since 1959. The track paid 9 280 to three fans on a 2 5 3 2 twin double. Larry Reynolds and Paul Diavolikis each had two wins, Reynolds on Friendly Ellen and Publican, Diavolikis on High Red and Royal Symbol.
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Charles Town
Shenandoah
Cowns
Maryland
Larry Reynolds
Paul Diavolikis
Reynolds
Friendly Ellen
Diavolikis
VMI Faces West Virginia In Dual At Lexington
VMI and West Virginia meet in a Southern Conference twin bill as VMI seeks league prominence. WVU, 6-0 overall, 2-0 in conference, relies on lefty John Radosevich. VMI counters with aces Jim Maurer and Percy Sensabaugh. Virginia college action includes Virginia Tech versus Davidson and other regional games.
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Richmond
Lexington
Corps of Cadets
VMI
West Virginia
Chuck McGinnis
Jim Maurer
Percy Sensabaugh
Mountaineers
John Radosevich
WVU
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Tech Techmen
Duckpin Bowling Night Sparks League Tussles for First
Health Center Lanes hosted multiple rivalries as Séalfest leveled Coca Cola to stay tied atop the Evening Star Ladies League. High scores included Ruby Wingfields 113 111 and Nancy Levi 121 for Coca Cola, with Shirley Jackson finishing 143 for Sanitary Dairy in a key win.
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Coca -Cola
Health Center
Séalfest
Ruby Wingfields
Dorothy Burkes
Helen Ritters
Nancy Levi
Sybil Baker
Virginia Larrick
Coca Cola
Shirley Jackson
Sanitary Dairy
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Louise Wilsons
Glenda Cole
Hilda Easter
Denny’s
Polly
Elva White
Libby White
Jeanne Kaval
Helen Elsen
Eagles Take 2nd in Clarke tri angular meet and baseball loss
The Eagles of Clarke County placed second in a triangular track meet at Berryville while Clarke’s baseball team fell to Herndon. Hagerstown hosted modified stock car racing at the Winchester Raceway with 36 cars in the inaugural program and plans for more entries. The Spring Meeting standings had Spring Meeting 2nd Night and Strasburg third with 14 points.
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Eagles
Clarke County
Berryville
Herndon
Hagerstown
Central
Woodstock
Clarke
Hagerstown Raceway
Hub City
Strassburg
Close game ends with Eagles victory on late homer
Eagles beat Ours 7 to 6 as Phil Lloyd hits a two on homer with two runners aboard and Ours belts a late triple with one on for Clarke County. Haines earns the win, Buckner takes the loss, relieved by a former pitcher in the seventh. Hill catches for Herndon. Loope and Stone drive Clarke County.
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Phil Lloyd
Eagles
Ours
Herndon
Hainés
Buckner
Hill
Loope
Stoneurger
Clarke County
Grapefruit League Results and Schedule Summary
Friday results include Chicago (N) 3 Boston 1 and Cincinnati 5 Chicago (A) 2 with San Francisco 7 Cleveland 0. Houston vs Milwaukee canceled. Upcoming games include Cincinnati vs Chicago (A) and Milwaukee vs New York (A). Ends exhibition play. season starts Monday.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Denver
New York
Washington
Houston
Okla City
Baltimore
St. Louis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Richmond
Tenpin Bowling League Roundup at Northside Lanes Friday
Unger’s Rings House led 4-0 over O’Sullivan with Jerry Votel 585 series from 200 183 202 and Bill Richardson 251 game 581. Shawnee Bowman beat Five Aces 4-0 with Jobe 200 and Boden 584. Five Aces Hodson 536 and Lavecchia 490. Mowerys Plumbing moved to third by beating George Washington Garage 3-1. Roser 200 and Scothorn 556. Ritter’s Variety shut National Fruit 4-0 led by Greene 524 Bond 557 Braithwaite 580. Coke Cola won 4-3 over GAA as Hodson 509 Curl 573 paced. Floor Shop 3-1 over Peoples Cleaners. Sealock 482 Fincham 503. Shawnee Squaws 4-0 over Nameless. Brannon 529 Hodson 425. Splinters 3-1 over Valley Pike Tire. Smith 469. Gilmer 474 over Anderson Sheet Metal 445. Season stats include Coca Cola high team game 926 and high team series 2537.
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Northside Lanes
Unger
Rings House
O’sullivan
Jerry Votel
Bill Richardson
Shawnee Bowman
Allen Jobe
Bill Boden
Jerry Lavecchia
Richard Hodson
Mowerys Plumbing & Heating
George Washington Garage
James Roser
Emmett Scothorn
Ed Marshall
Ritters Variety Store
National Fruit
Peoples Cleaners
Lorraine Sealock
Mary Fincham
Peoples
Shawnee Squaws
Phillis Brannon
Jenny Hodson
Valley Pike Tire & Battery
Mabel Smith
Wanda Gilmer
Anderson Sheet Metal
Phyllis McCauley
Coca-Colal
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al Smith
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Place Bros. Tire CO. Inc
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Crisman
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Mickey McDonald
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Health Dept
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It, Inc
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Curtis W. Wilson
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