Pony League Tryouts Announced for Winchester Youths
Winchester Jaycees announce Pony League tryouts for boys born August 195? to July 31 1953. Applications available at War Memorial Building Senseny Park and Wise Ole Owl Shop due by May 6 1966. Tryouts for returning players fourteen year olds May 4. thirteen year olds May 5 6 at Senseny Park.
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War Memorial
Senseny Park
Wise Ole Owl Sport
Pony League
Winchester Jaycees
The
Elks Club
Loyal Order of the Moose
Optimist Club
V.F.W
Jaycees
City
Public hearing on proposed rule changes by Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries
Notice announces a public hearing at Room 100 7 North Second Street Richmond Virginia at 9 30 a m May 7 1966 to adopt proposed rules. Amend Regulation 4 bear hunting season statewide December 5 1966 to January 14 1967. Amend Regulation 28 trapping beaver mink muskrat opossum otter and raccoon statewide December 15 1966 to March 10 1967. E C Nettles chairman.
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Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Richmond
Virginia
North Second Street
County Court House
Winchester
Stonewall District
Frederick County
White Hall Road
Circuit Court of
Stuart E. Pope
Clarence B. Pope
Shawnee Kennel Club Dog Show crowns Cognac Best in Show
Over 1000 attend the Shawnee Kennel Club Dog Show at Recreation Park. White miniature poodle Ch Round Table Cognac, owned by Round Table Kennels, Middletown Delaware, wins Best in Show after victories in Non-Sporting and group competition. Winners include Ch Dunmere Demeter Toy Group, Ch Seven League Sky's The Limit hound group, and Ch Silver Ridge Crackerjack pointer. Judges Dr A A Mitten Alva Rosenberg Heywood R Hartley Kenneth W Given.
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Shawnee Kennel Club
Round Table Kennels
Middletown
Del
Virginia Dogs
Dunmere Demeter
Fred H. Hanbury
Farmville
T. Allen Kirk
Roanoke
Cognac
William A. Metz
New York City
Fezziwig
Raggedy Andy
Hendrik van Reneselaer
Baking Ridge
N.Y
Seven League Sky
Theodora Pedersen
Baltimore
Jane West
C. A. Getzendanner
T. W. Massie
Dorothy Seabright
Vernon R. Beckman
Inwood
W. Va
Getzendanner
Dr. A. A. Mitten
Alva Rosenberg
Heywood R. Hartley
Kenneth W. Given
Jim Hamilton
John J. Brannon
Wardensville tops Paw Paw in 6 2 victory
Wardensville broke a scoreless game with three runs in the fourth and beat Paw Paw 6 2. Doug Hulver went the distance allowing six hits for Wardensville, while Parr took the loss for Paw Paw. Reginald Smith went 3 for 3 to lead WHS hitters.
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PAW Paw
W. VA
Wardensville
Warriors
Doug Hulver
Parr
Qualifying At Martinsville Today For Virginia 500
Martinsville AP reports qualifying begins today for Sundays Virginia 500. Jim Paschal led practice in a 1966 Plymouth with laps near 75.949 mph, aiming to top the unofficial record, as 20 drivers earn spots by time trials and another 20 by a Saturday consolation race.
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Martinsville
Jim Paschal
Paschal
Victory Lane
Kansas Relays Freshman Record In Distance Medley
University of Kansas quartet led by Jim Ryun burst to a freshman intercollegiate distance medley record at the 41st Kansas Relays. Ryun finished with a 53.6 quarter for a 9 50.4 total, surpassing Loyola Chicago’s 9 55 mark.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryun
Loyola of Chicago
Sanders Leads At Dallas Open in Second Round
Doug Sanders, known for his talk as much as his play, holds a two stroke lead after a four under par 67 in the Dallas Open second round. He tops Miller Barber Ken Still and Bob Goalby, with a host of players within a few strokes as the $85,000 event continues.
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Dallas
Doug Sanders
Doug
Wilmington
N.C
Las Vegas
Sanders
Brad
Miller Barber
San Antonio
Ken Still
Tacoma
Wash
Bob Goalby
Belleville
Ill
Jacksonville
Fla
Giants tally third straight complete game win behind Marichal
The Associated Press notes Juan Marichal of the Giants pitched his third consecutive complete game in a 5-2 home win over Chicago, allowing six hits and one earned run with 12 strikeouts. Curt Flood led St Louis with three hits and four RBIs as the Cardinals edged the Mets 5-4.
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Associated Press
Juan Marichal
Giants
San Francisco
Chicago
Curt Flood
Cardleinals
St. Louis
New York Mets
Bridgewater Blank W L To Start State Small College League Race
Bridgewater pitchers Mike Jacobs and Eddie Cook shut out Washington and Lee 2-0 as W and L was held to four hits. Errors in the fourth inning aided Bridgewater's two runs, produced by Jerry Arbogast and Paul Leitch. The Eagles moved to 3-1 in the league while W and L slipped to 1-3.
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Bridgewater
Mike Jacobs
Eddie Cook
W&l
Eagles
Domion
Fred Carlson
Hampden-Sydney
Bob
Robertson
Generals
Lynchburg College
Sammy Baugh Breakfast Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Sammy Baugh Sports Breakfast on Friday April 29 at 8 45 a.m. are on sale at Festival Head quarters George Washington Hotel Martin s Drug Store The Wise Ole Owl Shop Kern Motor Company Bell Clothes Store The Oxford Shop Lee Jackson Restaurant Gaunt s Drug Store Peoples Drug Store at Ward Plaza and Swanson s Barber Shop.
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Redskin
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Lee- Jackson
Festival
George Washington Hotel
Martin’s Drug Store
Wise Ole Owl
Kern Motor Company
Bell Clothes Store
the Oxford Shop
Lee-Jackson
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Peoples’ Drug
Ward Plaza
Swanson’s
Giants Pitchers Pace 1965 Wins For 1966 Roster
The 1965 Giants pitchers accounted for 96 National League wins, one more than the team total. The club dropped the pennant to the Dodgers by two games.
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San Francisco Giant
Giants
Dodgers
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Commissioners’ Sale
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James L. Berry
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