Callin the Shots in the James Wood Handley Rivalry
The James Wood Colonels beat Handley 65 53 to claim the Jaycees City County Championship. The win ends Handley’s row of league dominance as district track looms at Handley May 11 and a balanced cross-town rivalry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Handley
Ron Rice
Colonels
Jaycees
Hilltoppers
Butch Rinker
John Nethers and Company
Walter Barr
Woodmen
Lee Wolfe
Dennis Veach
Brother Larry
Jimmy
Haines
Herndon
Hornets
Festival Sports Breakfast invites college and pro stars
Fran Tarkenton will be principal speaker at the fourth annual Festival Sports Breakfast at the Lee Jackson Restaurant on Friday May 3 at 9 am. Chuck Marks may miss due to study and spring football while Ted Keller Gene Fisher attend. Dickie Longerbeam undecided though also busy with school and Virginia Tech spring ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Marks
James Wood
VMI
Lee Jackson
Chuck
Evening Star
Ted Keller
Winchester
Randolph Macon
Gene Fisher
Handley
Virginia Tech
Dickie Longerbeam
Marks
Dickie
Fran Tarkenton
Giants
Tri-State
Feinstein Gibson Win At Danville National Championship Cars
Sam Feinstein of Philadelphia won A B C Production and large engines at Virginia International Raceway with a Cobra 427 finishing 28 seconds ahead of Gene Fisher. Gibson drove a Lotus 23 to win large-displacement sports racing, as other class records and fast laps marked the Danville event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Sam Fein
Philadelphia
Charles Son
Washington
Fred
Paramis
N.J
Virginia Inernational Raceway
Feinstein
Gene Fisher
Carlisle
B&c
Halbeck
Hellerton
Bob Tullius
Falls Church
Opert
Peter Rehl
Gibson
Lotus
John Dennis
Silver Spring
Pete Sherman
Ashton
Roger Barr
Glastonbury
John Alderman
Wilmington
Del
Shenandoah College Falls 11 2 To Montgomery Junior College
Shenandoah College dropped to 2 7 on the season after an 11 2 loss to Montgomery Junior College in a Tri State Conference game. Bobby Leazer homer led Shenco with two hits by Bobby and Elwood Bressler apiece. Ron Byrd won for MJC before Herson in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College
Montgomery Junior College
Hornets
Potomac State
Keyser
Bobby Leazer
Shenco
Bobby
Elwood Bressler
Hornet
Ron Byrd
MJC
Herson
Montgomery
Baker
Davis
Mike Cahill
Byrd
Gerald DeLucia
Parker
Melzer
DeLucia
Bresshome
Ler
Scratches 1 Demon Miss Boss Line Fall Fox Trust Nancy
Scratches list a sequence of racing or contest names with paired or grouped titles and nicknames. The fragment mentions individuals and possible entries or teams such as Nancy, Brenda Malu, Miss Sei, and River Admiral among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demon Miss
Boss Line
Fall Fox
Trust Nancy
Brenda Malu
Miss Sei- C-Bone
River Admiral
Zanita
Hycharger
Miles of Smiles
King Roman
Mariah
Little—Phyliss
Third Letter
My Friend
John
Fran Tarkenton to Speak at Fourth Apple Blossom Sports Breakfast
Fran Tarkenton, Giants quarterback, will headline Winchester’s fourth annual Apple Blossom Festival Sports Breakfast on Friday May 3 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Parade events follow, with Tarkenton accompanied by his wife Elaine and escorted by local dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Lee Jackson
Tarkenton
Coca Cola Company
Graham
Fran
Elaine
Dulles
George Washington Hotel
Anne Eisenhower
Tarkentons
Handley
James Davis
Winchester Coca Cola
Henry Lowry
Dick Kern
Allen Chevy Win At Hagerstown
At Hagerstown Raceway Bobby Allen won the 25 lap super modified feature in a fuel injected Chevrolet. He beat Elmer Ruby and Ray Dover as five cautions and one red paced the event amid a 29-car field and a distant effort by Doug Bailey in the semi late feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Victory Lane
Hagerstown Raceway
Bobby Allen
Allen
Miami
Fla
Hanover
Red
Milt Miller
Elmer Ruby
Ray Dover
Rick Schmelyan
Schmelyan
Irvin King
John Ebersole
Johnny Gram
Don Davis
Louie Newlin
Red Nininger
Kenny Slaybaugh
Schmelgan
Jack Deniston
Deniston
Dover
Ruby
Buddy Armel
Bill Ulsh
Boyd Arnold
King
Davis
Muss Weyant
Doug Bailey
Fairfax
10 Race Card Tonight At Downs
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town W V stages a 10 race program to boost business during Maryland three dark days. Post time 7 15. Duke O Brady heads a seven horse field in the 6 furlong Pasadena Purse with Dean Johnston back after a spill. Tetrajet seeks redemption after a prior loss while Time for the money and W Jay are other notable contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. VA
Henandoah Downs
Maryland
Pimlico
Shenandoah
Henry D. Coon
Duke ‘O Brady
Pasadena
Duke ‘O Brandy
Dean Johnston
Virginia McKenney
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Callin
Feinstein, Gibson
Bob Nagel
Bethel Park
Willez
Ginger M
Cherubs
War Courier
Little Elm -Wind
Mom
Dottie Cue
B&m
Keller Nichols
Bel Air
Chevrolet
Cadillac Corporation
Northern Virginia
Loudoun ST
Jack Dempsey
Apple Capital
Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Otto Graham
Alle Pro
Braddock Shop
Snag’s
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Martin’s Drug Store
Martinsburg
Patterson’s Drug Store
Berryville
Potter’s
Graham Nelson
Lowry
Kern
Rams
Vikings
NFL
George Shaw
Miller
Nininger
Buckley Rees
Bob Armel
Charlie Johnson
Roscoe Barnes
Bailey
Johnny Meeker
John Haberback
Maryain Isanogle
Chuck Dobson
Dale Miller
Jimmy Walters
Frank Lum
Downs
John M. Lewin
Donald Norman
W. Jay
Roman ,Pet
Mercutio
Hannigan
Golf Fashions
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
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