Frederick dominates Martinsburg Jaycee Meet in invitational
Frederick, Maryland raced to 81 1/2 points at the Martinsburg Jaycees Invite while South Hagerstown trailed at 42. James Wood took third, Handley fifth. meet records fell in high jump and pole vault with standout marks by George Scheulen and J D Robinson. Strance of Frederick won the half mile, breaking Handley and local marks as Wood and Frederick dominated the tri-state event.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Martinsburg Jaycees
South Hagerstown
James Wood
Handley
Colonels
Woodmen
George Scheulen
Fred Carbaugh
J. D. Robinson
Dave Strance
Junior
Josie O’hara
Scheulen
Simpson
North Hagerstown
Robinson
Larry Lofton
Winchester Jaycees
Wood
Vernon Stoner
Maryland
Tri-State
Herndon
Steve Baker
Baker
Keyser
Clemson
Long
Bowman
Foreman
Marks
McMillan
Brown
Middlehauf
Spaid
Clevenger
Baer
Van
D. Stoner
Iyack Moses Ie
Scheulan
Olson
Cowl Hi
South Hi
North Hi
James’ Wood
Fort Hill
White Sox blank Kansas City on Buzhardt three-hitter
John Buzhardt of Chicago pitched a three-hitter as Kansas City suffered its fifth loss in a row, 5-0. Ken Boyer of New York hit three doubles and drove in three runs, leading the Mets to a 5-4 win over Atlanta and their first winning record in five years, 2-1.
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Associated Press
John Buzhardt
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Ken Boyer
New York
Mets
Atlanta
L. Pet
Ww. L. Pet
G.B
San Fran
Cleveland
Philaphia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Los Angeles
California
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Houston
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Kansas
Brewer Palmer Compete In Champions Playoff In Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Gay Brewer and Arnold Palmer face an 18 hole playoff after tying on 72 holes in the $100,000 Tournament of Champions. Brewer says his putting helped him reach the playoff, while Palmer seeks a second title in a round that may echo their West Palm Beach Open meeting won by Palmer in 1959.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Arnold Palmer
Gay
Louisville
Dallas
Tex
Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Jacobs
Augusta
Nicklaus
Jacobs
Palmer
Arnie
Final Round Stakes Set in 14th Tourney Playoff
Brewer led Palmer by five and Casper by six entering Sunday's 18 holes as $20 000 to the winner and $12 000 to the runner up were at stake in the first playoff in the 14 year history of the tournament pere.
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Pere
Brewer
Palmer
Billy Casper
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Games This Week
The schedule lists golf matches for Herndon, James Wood, Clarke County, Handley, and James Wood with starts at 3:30 p.m. at Winchester Golf and Country Club. It covers baseball games for Herndon, Clarke County, Rock Hill, Luray, Warren County, Elkton, Shenandoah Valley, Catonsville, Gainesboro, and Tomahawk, along with stock car racing at Winchester Speedway and track events for James Wood and Handley throughout the week.
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Herndon
James Wood
Carpers Valley
Shenandoah Downs
Clarke County
Handley
Winchester Golf and Country Club
Rock Hill
Mosby Luray
Warren County
Fauquier
Varsity
Jayvees
Martinsburg South
Elkton
Montgomery J.C
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester Speedway
Winchester Little League Tryouts Schedule Revised
The revised schedule for M Winchester Little League baseball tryouts lists dates for players by age group. Eleven and twelve year olds on April 18, nine and ten year olds on April 19 and 20.
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M Winchester
Handley golfers top Fauquier in NW League clash
Handley beat Fauquier 16 1/2 to 11 1/2 as Paul Plumly led with 40 and Doug Anderson 42. Campbell and Legge shot 43s. Handley’s win marks their fourth of the year with upcoming NW League match vs Clarke County at Winchester Golf Club. The Judges and James Wood meet Wednesday at Winchester Club.
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Warrenton
Handley
Fauquier
Hilltoppers
Clarke County
Winchester Golf and Country Club
James Wood
Winchester Club
Paul Plumly
Maroon and White
Doug Anderson
Shep Campbell
Gordie Legge
Herndon
James Monroe
Nininger wins opening 25 lap Modified feature at Winchester
Red Nininger of Jefferson Maryland wins the 25 lap Modified Feature at Winchester Speedway in Virginia driving a 39 Chevrolet. Ray Dovel finishes second, Bill Berry third, Harry Carbaugh fourth, Dinzel Dillman fifth, Charlie Beeler sixth, and Gerald Chamberland seventh. The semi late feature goes to Ray Fanning of Baltimore with Buster Turner second. Charlie Armel receives a plaque for longtime flagging service. next racing Friday features 8:30 p.m. action with Modified and semi late stock cars.
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Red Nininger
Jefferson, Md
Winchester Speedway
Winchester
Nininger
Duncan Bros
Ray Dovel
Elkton
Bill Berry
Harry Carbaugh
Dinzel Dillman
Charlie Beeler
Gerald Chamberland
Ray Fanning
Baltimore
Fanning
Buster Turner
Hagerstown
Irv Turner
Frances Yates
Landover
Bobby Burns
Herman Keller
Charlie Armel
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Strance, Robinson, Scheulen
Carbaugh Star
Russ Rotts
Star Sports
Strance
Barney Stine
Handley Star
University of Maryland Frosh
Dave Ambrose
the Colonel
Francis Forceman
Hugh Frederick
Smith
Chuck Marks
Chuck Spaid
Ben Dick
Hines
DeVall
Johnson
Robina
Carbaugh
Carvell
Hare
Spector
Bealky
Cum
Bayliss
Ge Coleman
Squier
Hds
Lealott
Butts
Diese Schultz
Chase
Masstreusee
Snarr
Rhodesburg
Stoner
Brenner
Brewer, Palmer
Catonsville
Shenandoah J.C
Loudoun St
Mercury Park Lane
GW Motors, Inc
Austin Healey
Gainesboro
Tomahawk
Ramona Rode — Kratz
Poullain
Todd
Secretary — Davidson
Weather Doll
Royal Boy
Will
Miss Jane D
Royal Symbol
Dot O’lou
Ill Court-A-Buck
Islaw — Fitzgerald
Miss Peerless — Wilson
Shiny Brass Rodriguez
Iceberger
Beau — Clark
Army Wolf — Johnston
Cooke
Re’der
Wego — Gordon
Exceptionally Myers
Bulock — Torres
Noorandera
O’rourke
Dinka — Vasil
Pic-A-Bait
Mauro
Fran Welch
Sigler
Belle Eileen
Elsie V. — Cooke
Mal Perdedor
Troydan - Torres
Duff
Mighty World
Wounded Knee
Little Barnwell
Jeannie — Riston
Small Il
Pell — Cooke
Vasil
Sargent Joe
Wilson
Moon Alone — Rodriguez
Miss Finger K.reeder
Gustines
Wee
Mirror Mirror
Ebbville —Sellars
Lough Erin
John Paul
Hieway Litter — Addesaioe
Annie Kate — Vasil
Miss Tudorka
War Memorial
Armel
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