Martinsburg Meet Promises Strong Invitational Field
Colonels Handley and James Wood join seven schools tomorrow at Cobourn Field for the Martinsburg Jaycees Invitation track meet. Events begin at 2 p.m. with 440 heats and conclude with finals at 5:30 p.m. Frederick, Md. features star Brancis Foreman in shot and discus alongside contender Chuck Marks of Wood.
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James Wood
Martinsburg Jaycees
Cobourn Field
Frederick
Brancis Foreman
Foreman
Geroge Scheulen
Colonels
Slim
Jimmy Snarr
Jay Givens
Wood
Snarr
Tom Massie
Bob Scully
Bill Cowley
Eagles Bow To Mustangs
Clarke County defeated the Eagles 7 to 1 after building a 3 run first inning lead and scoring another in the fourth. Jay Dofflemeyer singled then was forced at second on a fielder's choice, while Mickey Tomblin and Jimmy Buckner drove in the Eagles' lone run. The loss drops Berryville to 0-2 ahead of a makeup date with Handley on April 19.
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Falls Church
George Mason
Clarke County
Eagles
Berryville
Clarke
Jay Dofflemeyer
Danny Longerbeam
Mickey Tomblin
Jimmy Buckner
Tomblin
Fauquier
Handley
Winchester Golf and Country Club
Herndon
Lakers Hawks Collide Tonight For Western Title
The Los Angeles Lakers and St. Louis Hawks meet in a deciding game of their best of seven series at the Sports Arena. The winner earns the NBA Western Division title and the right to face Boston for league honors. The Hawks qualified for the playoffs, while the Lakers topped their division.
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Los Angeles Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Boston
Oliva Delivers Again As Tigers Sweep Yanks
Tony Oliva homered for the second straight day and collected four hits with five RBIs as Minnesota swept Kansas City 4-2. Jim Kaat earned the win with a six-hitter, Merritt added ninth inning help, and Detroit split a twin bill with New York while NL scores saw Chicago, Philadelphia, and Houston win.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Kansas City
Jim Merritt
Bert Campaneris
Merritt
Campaneris
Jack Warner
Marcellino Lopez
Angels
Joe Horlen
White Sox
Lopez
Bill Skowron
Bobby Knoop
California
Warner
Detroit
New York
Rich Allen
Phillies
Johnny
Callison
Shenandoah Downs Upset Heavy Card Brings Big Payouts
Muddy track at Shenandoah Downs produced early upsets as outsiders won the first five races and two 20-to-1 shots helped trigger an $817.60 Daily Double. The card closed with a $1,870.20 twin payoff and notable prices on Harlem Kid, NOVELIST, Lady Tarrantual, and Great Conquest. Also, the Southern Conference basketball tournament will return to Charlotte Coliseum March 23 24 with contracts authorized, and the Greenbrier hosts a conference sports rouser August 18 19 20.
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W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah
Little Helen
Anne’s Mink
Harlem Kid
Novelist
Lady Tarantual
Great Conquest
Richmond
Charlotte Coliseum
Lloyd Jordan
Jordan
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Bowling results from Health Center Lanes league play
In women and mixed bowling action on Health Center Lanes last night CLOT CAP am Galladay Building Supply routed Montgomery Ward 3-0 led by Leona Buckner 135 104 126 and others. Sof Spun Bread swept GAA with 1663 total paced by Virginia Vance 106 314 and Ruby Wingfield 134 327. J and L Lines beat Aden Advertising three times as Vista Eskridge led Willow Lawn Market 3-0 past Denny's Furniture Sales. Sunoco totaled 602 for a 1643 series in three wins over Town & Country Beauty Salon as Phillips 66 won twice over Green Chemical Co led by Helen McDonald 126 and Betty Carper 123. Angar Farm defeated Red Devils 2-1 in C League with Allen Carter 127 136 121 and Conley Cooper 141 121 among scorers. Hess Auto Sales lost to Strike Quartet after a tied second game. James Pierce led Brothers Five past Odds & Ends. In James Wood Girls League Deri Del won twice, Radio Station WINC beat Up Beats, Alley Breakers won 2-0, O Sullivan won twice, Clearbrook Woolen split with Farmers & Merchants, A C Slonaker beat Sloopies. Individual scores listed for numerous players.
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Galladay Building Supply
Montgomery Ward
Leona Buckner
June Tusing
LaRue Danierslin
Ann Snapp
Louise Armstrong
Juanita Schrader
Doris Conner
O Ts Sof
Virginia Vance
Ruby Wingfield
Frances Dodson
Lomna McIntyre
Aggie McCall
Lucille Smith
Frances Crisman
Val Morgan
Georgia Peffer
Garnett McCarty
J & L Lines
Aden
Vista Eskridge
Sybil Baker
Willow Lawn Market
Denny’s Furniture Sales
Virginia Schuller
Maxine Patton
Evelyn Tucker
Elen Richard
Bonnie Easter
Jeanne Kaval
Sunoco
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Marie Franklin
Sally Patton
Phillips
Green Chemical Co
Helen McDonald
Ouida Minghini
Betty Carper
Ronnie Boyd
Angar Farm
Red Devils
Angar Farms
Jimmy Anderson
Charley Swartz
Porky Anderson
Conley Cooper
Carl McKee
Woody Armel
Hess
Allen Carter
James Wood
Deri del
Don Bayliss
WINC
Alley Breakers
O’sullivan
Coca Cola
Clearbrook Woolen
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
A. C. Slonaker
Sloopies
Susan Justice
Mary Tobin
Donna Jennings
Glenda Dennett
Linda Spicer
Pat Jenkins
Jenny Hook
Evening Star Area Sports Schedule Preview
Today events include Track James Wood against Handley at 3 30 p m. Baseball Mosby at York 2 30 p m Warren County at Broadway. Horse Racing Shenandoah Downs 7 15 p m. Golf Handley at Fauquier 3 30 p m Stock Car Winchester Speedway 8 30 p m. Saturday features Martinsburg Invitation with Handley and James Wood. Baseball Mosby at Tidewater 2 p m.
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York
Warren County
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Shenandoah Downs
Fauquier
Winchester Speedway
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Martinsburg
Tidewater
Staub Sparks Astros Past Dodgers In Key Rally
Houston right fielder Rusty Staub hit a two run homer as Houston erased a late deficit to beat Los Angeles 4-2. Staub, celebrating his 22nd birthday, added a run scoring single in the ninth inning to contribute to a three run eighth inning surge.
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Murray Chass
Rusty Staub
Ron Perranosk
Los Angeles Dodgers
Staub
Dodgers
Houston
Perranoski
Astros
Four golfers break par in Las Vegas tournament
In the Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn, 26 professionals faced tough conditions in the second round. Only four players broke par in the first round and no one scored in the 60s for the first time in the event. Leaders Bill Casper Jr and Gay Brewer opened with 70s, with Dave Marr and Dudley Wysong one stroke back.
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Nev
Bill Casper Jr
Gay Brewer
Dave Marr
Dudley Wysong
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Doug Sanders
Bobby Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Tony Lema
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
The Associated Press reports American League standings with Detroit leading at 30 1.000 and Baltimore 2 0 1.000. Thursday results show Detroit 30 5, New York 22 and California 2, Chicago 1 among other games.
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Oliva
Sam Mele
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New York
Associated Press
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Boston
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Washington
Winchester Little League Tryouts Schedule
The revised tryouts for Winchester Little League baseball list dates for 11 and 12 year-olds on April 18, and 9 and 10 year-olds on April 19 and 20. Boys report at 5:15 p.m. in front of the War Memorial Building. The New York Yankees will visit West Point on April 29 for an Army exhibition game led by Eric Tipton.
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West Point
Eric Tipton
Army
Virginia Sports Calendar Highlights and Matchups
The Virginia calendar lists Old Dominion versus William and Mary East Carolina at Richmond Wake Forest versus Virginia Randolph-Macon at Lynchburg Hampden Sydney versus Washington and Lee Maryville versus Emory and Henry Track Washington and Lee at Roanoke Tennis East Carolina versus Old Dominion Golf Bridgewater versus RPI Virginia Tech against Georgetown.
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Associated Press
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William & Mary
East Carolina
Richmond
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Virginia
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
Hampden-Sydney
Washington & Lee
Maryville
Emory & Henry
Roanoke
Bridgewater
Virginia Tech
Georgetown
Baseball Appeals Decision in Wisconsin over Braves
Milwaukee faces a potential Supreme Court appeal as baseball challenges Circuit Judge Elmer Roller’s ruling that the Braves transfer violated antitrust law. The court ordered a Milwaukee expansion team by 1967 or Braves return this season, with baseball officials planning immediate appeals and stay efforts.
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Wisconsin
Braves
State Supreme Court
Atty
Bronson la Follette
Supreme Court
Elmer W. Roller
Roller
National League
Warren Giles
League
William Bartholomay
Baseball
Willliam D .Eckerts
la Follette
la Folelette
Circuit Court
U.S. Supreme Court
NBA Playoffs Western Division Finals Schedule
No games scheduled. Western Division Finals feature St. Louis at Los Angeles in a tied best of seven series heading into Sunday's action. Championship finals set with Los Angeles or St. Louis visiting Boston for the first game of the best of seven.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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