Amazing Paul Hahn to Perform 90 Pound Club Show in Winchester
Paul Hahn brings a 90 pound bag of clubs for a 90 minute golf demonstration at Carper's Valley Golf Club on Route 50 east of Winchester. The show features humorous devices and expert tips with questions answered afterward. Hahn has appeared on Ed Sullivan Garry Moore and Arthur Godfrey shows and aims to educate and entertain golfers.
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Paul Hahn
Carpers Valley Club
Carper’s Valley Golf Club
Winchester
Bob Hope
Hahn
Ed Sullivan
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Paul Winchell
Art Baker
Exterminator Wins Pimlico Cup Three Years Straight
Exterminator, a legendary weight carrying thoroughbred, clinched the Pimlico Cup for the third consecutive year from 1919 to 1921, becoming the only horse in Pimlico history to win three runnings of the same stakes event.
Bowling stars shine in North Side Classic League action
Kibler leads LaMaster Mobile Homes with 676 and 603 series in a 4-1 win over Southwestern Life Insurance. Loy adds 606 as bridges over 500s, while Melester tops 600 for Miller as Fred Gordon and others chase high pins in league play.
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Allen Kibler
LaMaster
Southwestern Life Insurance
Riley Loy
Kibler
Turk Wingfield
Harold Catlett
Bill Bridgeforth
Fred Gordon
Wilson Hams
Novick
Moss in 100 mph crash hospitalised with head injuries
Stirling Moss lay unconscious with head injuries after his V eight Lotus spun off the track at Goodwood at more than 100 mph. He was pinned for half an hour, then moved to Wimbledon hospital for neurosurgery evaluation.
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Wimbledon
England
Stirling Moss
Moss
Goodwood
Lotus
Britain
Cavaliers Win Virginia Sports Schedule By The Associated Press
Virginia sports slate includes baseball games with Virginia Tech, Richmond, Lynchburg, and more across Virginia, plus golf and lacrosse matchups. Yesterday results show Virginia beat Pittsburgh 4 2 and West Virginia 9 4 while William and Mary swept 3 0.
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Virginia Tech
Richmond
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon
West Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Vermont
George Washington
Camp Lejeune
Norfolk
W&m
The
Citadel
William and Mary
Virginia
Washington College
Pittsburgh
Navy
VMI
Toledo
Washington and Lee
Norfolk W&m
RPI
John Brown Chosen for Broadway Play The Moon Besieged
After a year long search Charles Tyner is named to portray abolitionist John Brown in The Moon Besieged. Tyner is noted for Broadway roles in Sweet Bride of Youth Orpheus Descending and Under Milkwood. Producer Lorin E Price aims to submit the play for White Way inspection in autumn. The drama by Seyril Schochen will be directed by Lloyd Richards.
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New York
Charles Tyner
John Brown
Tyner
Atlantic Wins One Novick Sets Season High In 1906 Duckpins
Novick led a sensational 1906 A League set at Health Center Lanes winning twice over Chug's Atlantic Service. The 1961-62 season's first 1900 series toppled Sealtest's 1899 high while Chug's Atlantic finished strong with 1831. Joe Zimmerman led with 410, Novick teammates hit 667 in the final game, and Peachy De Haven posted a 169 for Schenck Foods in a separate match.
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Novick
Chug
Atlantic
Sealtest
Chug White
Eugene Funkhouser
Ed Clevenger
Francis Hudson
Joe Zimmerman
Charles Minghini
Eugene Funkhouse
Lane ‘Reed
Peachy DeHaven
Schenck Foods
Buncutter Tire Co
DeHaven
Mets End Pirates Streak With 9-1 Victory
The Mets snap the Pirates 10 game win streak and halt their own early slump with a 9-1 win at Pittsburgh. Jay Hook earned win number one for New York over the Pirates as Mantilla and Chacon led a 14 hit attack.
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Mets
Mike Rathet
Caseyel
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Aks
Pirates
Jay Hook
Cincinnati
Francisco Felix Mantilla
New
Hook
Dick Schofield
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
Nichols Wins Houston Golf Classic In Dramatic 19th Hole Finish
Bobby Nichols wins the $50,000 Houston Golf Classic after a dramatic 19th hole playoff at Memorial Park. He birdies the green on the 240 yard 19th after a risky tee shot, earning $9,000 and moving to fourth in PGA money rankings. Dan Sikes and Jack Nicklaus tie for second with $3,800 each. Sikes climbs from 54th to 26th in earnings while Nicklaus rises to seventh.
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Houston
Tex
Bobby Nichols
Texas A&m
Nichols
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Sikes
Nicklaus
Memorial Park Municipal
University of Florida
St. Petersburg
Pensacola
Amplogy to Challenge Ten in Jefferson Rock Purse at Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah Downs hosts six furlong Jefferson Rock Purse with Amplogy, a Washington owned filly trained by Robert F. Arnette and ridden by Paul Diavolikis, facing ten sprinters including Friendly Jester and Bristol B. The meeting drew a Monday crowd of 4689 with a $243,189 handle as Forever Blessing won the Easter Bonnet purse at Bowie.
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Lark Ann Stables
Amplogy
Shenandoah Downs
Jefferson Rock
Robert F. Arnette
Hamilton
Virginia
Paul Diavolikis
Friendly Jester
Spartan Lad
Mr. W. L
Bristol B
Appar
Double Sue
Weather Lady
Ship Companion
Count Aumar
Cary
Shenandoah
Robert C. Wenner
Bowie
Forever Blessing
Eddie Cape
Bless Me
Leesburg
Miss Houston
Harry M
Eastside Opens as Stinespring and Moran Win
The long delayed Eastside Speedway opener drew a 500 strong crowd as Staunton drivers won the two main features. Buddy Stinespring captured the sportsmen feature while Earl Moran edged Bill Nally in a hard fought modified race. Racing resumes next Saturday with more events on the bill.
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Eastside Speedway
Staunton
Buddy Stinespring
Earl Moran
Moran
Bill Nally
Winchester
Nally
Easide
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Monday Action
Major League baseball notes list Mondays games including Cleveland at Los Angeles and Chicago at New York. Results show New York 9 Pittsburgh 1 and San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 1 with other games postponed by wet grounds and several matchups rescheduled.
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Cassius Clay
Louisville
George Logan
Boise Idaho
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Frankie Ramirez
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Tony Perez
Mexico
Eddie Garcia
Denver
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Jesse Smith
Chicago
Johnny
Bang Bang) Alford
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Gaspar Ortega
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Rickey Ortiz
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Billy Bello
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Charles McCreary
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Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
St. Louis
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Winchester Rescue Squad
George Washington Garage
Don Anger
Howie Messler
Dean Allen
Ed Marshall
Hal Boone
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Fred Kalat
John Moser
Carl Lundmark
Dick Samiec
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Cal Lundmark
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Jo Votel
Pat Taylor
Forest Hill
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National Homes
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Joan Anderson
Jean Hovermale
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Frances Sager
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Glynell Headley
Nancy Messall
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Lawrence Pope
Charles Swartz
Doug Conner
Robert Rinker
George Johnson
Harry Hottel
Peoples Cleaners
East Cork St. Grocery
Creswell
Evan Creswell
Jess Kiracofe
Harry Aikens
Carl McKee
Willie Slonaker
Johnny Spaid
Don Jennings
Ray Malone
Roxy Hockman
Frederick Motor Co
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Edwin Fiddler
Tokyo
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