Shenandoah Downs Race Entries Eighth and Ninth
Entries for Shenandoah Downs feature the Eighth Race a $1 400 claiming for 4 and up with seven to post led by IM and 1 16th at 114 and 118 pounds and the Ninth Race a $1 200 claiming for 4 and up at one mile with nine runners including Tamarind Homeland and King O Hampton.
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Cole
Tarascon
L.rey’ds
Ginny Briar
Verrone
Dancing Countess
Young
Keriba
Small
Leemowlee
Sherman
Brice
Dr. Dubious
Cape
Little Saggy
Bodnar
A. J. LaCoste
Orlando K. Price Jr
J. Cropanese
Theodor Bodnar
Hawkins
Homeland
Berry
King O’ Hampton
Roman Call
Brower
Warwick Road
Minento
Elixir
Cox
Lillies Boots
Bauer
Tricolore Stable
Paul E. Courtois
Hewitt
Rey'ds
Teague
Greco
Gypsy Colony
Rogers
Dew Line
Kent
Snellings
Woods
L.rey'ds
Lady
Vasil
Wanseer
Singer
Big Big Davis
Pinery
Furl
Sunny
Hale
War Harp
D. Smith
Music Maker
Johnson
Toot
Coe
Ali-Bob
Rey’ds
Spartan Dip
Follin
See See Bee
Zangari
Gramond
Sigler
Pinebell
Double Sue
Miller
Celerity Boy
Riston
Leo
Davidson
Cain
Abel
Nomagic
Soul
Passmore
Rbeam
Man O Nord
Lacoste
Darbin
Burdette
Herondas
C. Smith
Easter
Sellars
Mr. Stipper
Genovese
Gun
L. Rey’ds
Nlie K
Price
Vulletin
Verduini
Lly
Holmes
Filyc Jee
Court notice for nonresidents in Virginia repair of trust funds
In Winchester Virginia on April 8 1963 the clerk’s office issues notice in the matter of Nenah Love Jackson. Executor requests $1495.24 with 4 percent interest from January 1 1963 from funds held in a savings account for Frances Gert rude Glossinger. Nonresident parties John Scranton Glossinger Berthym L Glossinger and Gertrude L Wagar must appear within ten days of publication to protect their interests.
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Virginia
Nenah Love Jackson
Gaid Bank
Frances Gertrude Glossinger
John Scranton Glossinger
Berthym L. Glossinger
Gertrude L. Wagar
P. J. Marshall
Twins bench Killebrew until bum knee heals
Harmon Killebrew's twisted right knee remains painful and he will be benched indefinitely. Twins officials decided to rest him until his knee stops affecting his play after the injury occurred in spring training at Orlando and was drained there before the season.
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Twins
Killebrew
Bum Knee
St, Paul-Minneapolis
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Orlando
Fla
Duckpin Bowling Highlights Loud Exhibition Season
McDonald 427 series led Peoples Cleaners in three wins over National Fruit in A division. Coca Cola swept Schenck Foods twice as Swartz scored 423 with a big double strike and 12 spares while Perry led Mickey Perry and Deaver for the victors. Independents’ Snapp posted 379 as Sealtest upset Hertz Rent A Car, Sears beat East Cork St. Grocery in opener, and Teen Age Mixed Doubles saw Judy Farmer topple 133 with teammates posting solid scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swartz
Coca Cola
Schenck Foods
Swartz
Bill Huntsberry
Jake Rudy
Peachy DeHaven
Schenck’s
Buncutter Tire Co
Mickey Perry
Bill Deaver
Harold Pugh
Edwin Snapp
Sealtest
Hertz-Rent-Acar
Hertz
Scheue
Suchen
Ghmoen
Fife von Pegryny Romick
Jack Jones
Bill Jones
Artie Kiracofe
Ted Hepner
Opty Ie Reed
Owens Seeks Compensation From 49ers At Commission
Former 49er R C Owens known as Alley Oop asked the California Industrial Accident Commission for financial compensation for injuries claimed during the 1960 61 seasons. Attorney Robert Maclean for the insurers denied Owens claim of impaired ability. Owens testified before the commission in San Francisco on Monday.
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SAN Francisco
R. C
Alley Oop
Owens
Californi
Contiauel
Robert Maclean
Owen
Commission
Tenpin Bowling Clayton Cochran Leads 3-1 Victory
Clayton Cochran anchored Charcoal Hearth in a 633 series after a slow start to lift the team past Snyder Plumbing and Heating 3-1 at Northside Lanes. Curtis Braithwaite led runners up with 564, while Bruce Taylor and Steve Reedy added 555 and 553 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Cochran
Snyder Plumbing
Northside Lanes
Cochran
Curtis Braithwaite
Bruce Taylor
Steve Reedy
Laurels
Taylor
Reedy
Loring Burkhert
United States Pan American Games Track Team Heads to Sao Paulo
The United States Pan American team, 275 strong, departs for Sao Paulo after medicals and travel checks in Miami Beach. Only one defending track champion returns Al Hall. Officials cite limited event entries and academic pressures reducing some collegiate talent.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Chicago
United States
Sao Paulo
U.S
al Hall
America
Pacaembus
Lyman
Opening Day slate across major leagues
Mets at Cincinnati continues the page six recap. San Francisco hosts Houston in the NL and Los Angeles welcomes the Cubs. Pittsburgh faces St. Louis and Philadelphia visits Milwaukee. In the AL Chicago and Boston open at home as the White Sox meet Kansas City and the Red Sox face Baltimore. Detroit visits New York, Los Angeles goes to Minnesota and Washington plays at Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Kansas City
Red Sox
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
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Shenandoah Downs
Corporation Court OF the City OF
Winchester
Earl M. Haddox
Council For Self
R.F.D
Manassas
DAILY
CROS
Laos
Lebanon
Tao
Tial
Nickel Yeaterday
Fan Mountains
Ine
Tse
Jer
Jae
McDonald
Mickey McDonald
Peoples Cleaners
National Fruit
Sates Cleaners
Allen Carter
John Spaid
Judy Farmer
Phyllis McKee
Sue Purtlebaugh
Gary Madigan
Peggy Clowser
Jimmy Shanholtz
Nationwide Mortgage Company
N. Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Howard
al Smith
Bennie Daniels
Carl Yastrzemski
Marv Breeding
Ed Brinkman
George Garver
Snyder
Elwood Willis
Royal Crown Cola
Ralph Bowman
Don Holliday
Gray
Eddy
Eddie Shull
Jess Kiracore
Dave Fogle
Joe Geraci
Bell Clothes
Winchester Automotive
Shenandoah
Broadstater Opticians
Ron Haines
John’ MacCauley
Don Raymer
Blue Ridge Saddlery
Doug Sirbaugh
Charles Webber
S. Fender Sales
Northern Virginia Power Company
Nacie Dorsey
Eal Sealock
Fender
Oates
Northern Virginia Power
Brumback’s Farm & Orchard Supply
Cameron St
Dodge
Chrysler
Pine Motor CO. Inc
S. Braddock St
War
Empire
Nbc-Tv
Pine Motor CO
Perry Engineering
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