Winchester Hosts Tomahawk Nine In Tri County Debut
The Winchester Gainesboro entry opens the 1965 Tri County Baseball League at Rouss Park against Tomahawk W Va with 1 30 p m game time. Local veterans Leroy DeHaven Doug Gardner Gary Wallace lead the club managed by Robert Dove in a Winchester Gainesboro lineup including Slater Lynn Anderson Whitacre Cave Newcome and Richmond.
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Tri-County Baseball ‘League
Williamsport
Winchester Rebels
Winchester
Gainesboro
Great Cacapon
Wil Sport
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
Leetown
Sleepy Creek
Doug Gardner
Gary Wallace
Gary
James Wood
DeHaven
Robert Dove
Buddy Good
Leroy DeHaven
Junior Kelley
John Slater
Lynn Anderson
Glenn Richmond
Doug Whitacre
Billy Cave
Eddie Newcome
Robert Dave
Buddy Largent
Celtics Win 112 99 to Take 3 1 Lead in Finals
Boston roared back to beat Los Angeles 112 99 at the forum to seize a 3 1 series lead in the NBA finals. Sam Jones scored 37 points while Bill Russell hauled 23 rebounds and LeRoy Ellis led the Lakers with 24. The next game is in Boston on Sunday.
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Boston
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Gene (Wiley
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
Thom Heinsohn
Tom Sanders
K. C
Podres Blanks Phillies 4-0 in return from elbow surgery
Dodgers southpaw Johnny Podres, back after elbow surgery, pitched four hits over seven innings to beat Philadelphia 4-0. The win, part of Los Angeles’ early-season surge led by Koufax and Drysdale, kept the Dodgers atop the National League with six wins in eight starts.
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Claude Osteen
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Jim Bunning
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Gaylord Perry
Ron Swoboda
Jesse Gonder
Jim Ray Hart
Jim Davenport
Joe Christopher
Tom Haller
Charelie Smith
Astros
Rust Staub
al McBean
Domed
Bob Bruce
Gene Freese
Willie Stargell
Flood
Cardinal
John Tsitouris
Bob Gibson
Phil Gagiliano
Tito Francona
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Hornets Bow In Debut As Montgomery Tops Shenandoah 9-5
Montgomery Jumped to a 1-0 lead in the first and held on for a 9-5 win over Shenandoah. Al Arnold sparked a four run second inning with a triple and later an RBI single. Bugs Mulloy took the loss as Mote earned the win after 12 strikeouts. Shenandoah faces Wesley College next in Dover, Delaware.
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Shenandoah
al Arnold
Shence
Roger "Milburn
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Nanfelt
Roswell
Shenco
Eyles
Milburn
Jim Polk
Long
Polk
Bugs
Mulloy
Mote
Wesley College
Dover
Delaware
Cater Leads White Sox Over Washington as Twins Triumph
Cater homered in the first inning to spark the White Sox past the Senators 5-3. Chicago built on a three-run uprising and benefited from Romanos addition in a three-way deal. The Twins won 8-6 in 10 innings over Detroit, joining Cleveland and Baltimore wins as they push ahead in the standings.
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Washington
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Senators
Chicago White Sox
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Don Buford
Smoky Burgess
Tigers
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killeebrew
Earl Battey
Romano
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Indians
Mike Hershberger
Jim Lanedis
A’s
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Ray Herbert
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Boston
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San Francisco
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Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Northside Lanes Leads In Bowling League Night
Jerry Goodman starred at Northside Lanes with a 611 series to pace Ted's New Stand past Lloyd's Transfer 4 0 in the Northside Classic. Curtis Braithwaite added a 234 game en route to a 555 for Ted's Turk Wing, while Kirk's Service Center blanked Lamar Sloan Ford 4 0 with Loring Burkhart at 545. Marice Smallwood led the Mustang crew with 530. Mountain Dew topped Pope's Texaco as Dick Lamic c hit 604. Bob Baker posted 598 for Pope's. Jamison and Gore beat Continental Homes 3 1 in the Lady Brunswick League. Hilda Braithwaite 483 led winners, Connie Baker 540 led losers. The Commercial and Savings Bank, led by Charlotte Jones 501, downed Snow White Grill as Helen Clevenger led the losers with 444.
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Big F
Northside
Ted
Lloyd’s
Kirk
Lamar Sloan Ford
Loring Burkhart
Marice Smallwood
Mustang Gang
Jamison and Gore
Continental Homes
Lady Brunswick
Hilda Braithwaite
Connie Baker
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Charlotte Jones
Snow White Grill
Helen Clevenger
Bowling League Scores and Highs Across Local Shops
Ten Pin Ten Pin reports Brunswick actions with Uniform Shop beating Winchester Mobile Homes. Elva White led a 554 series for the winners, Lorraine Sealock 525 for the losers. Margie Willis 465 helped Buckley Lages win over Open Hearth, Brenda Line 406 for the losers. Libby Wolfe 3-1 led Farmers and Merchants National Bank past Green Chemical, Mary Hodson 481 for losers. Ann McKee 468 and Linda Morton 472 top the winners and losers respectively in other matches.
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Winchester
Elva White
Lorraine Sealock
Buckley Lages
Margie Willis
Brenda Line
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Green Chemical
Libby Wolfe
Mary Hodson
Northside Lanes
Boyce
Western
Aikens’ Construction Company
Ann McKee
Linda Morton
Burruni Wins Flyweight Title In Rome Thriller
Italian Salvatore Burruni outpunched Pone Kingpetch over 15 rounds in Rome to seize the world flyweight title. The Sardinian challenger claimed a 112 pound crown as 16,000 fans watched, with Burruni earning renewed national acclaim and a victory that extended Kingpetch’s title losses.
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Associated Press
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Salvatore Burruni
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Rome
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Sardinia
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Ramon Berumen
Mexico
Wildcats Luray Battle to 6 6 Tie in District Contest
Front Royal's Gene Millar began for Warren with Billy Wood pitching in the fifth as Shackelford pitched for Luray. The District 10 game ended 6 6 after darkness, not counting in standings and to be replayed if needed for a district champion.
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Luray High
Warren County High
Darkeness
Gene Millar
Front Royal
Billy Wood
Shackelford
Aaron Leads Texas Open as Three Hit Top Scores
Tommy Aaron built a two stroke lead entering the third round of the Texas Open at San Antonio. Aaron fired a second 66 to reach 132 eight under par, with Bert Weaver at 134 and Jacky Cupit, Jack Rule Jr., Dean Refram and Don January tied for third at 136. January shot a 64 the best round of the day. Gardner Dickinson Jr. slipped to 137. Aaron seeks his first PGA Tour win after five years and $5,326 official money this year.
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San Antonio, Tex
Tommy Aaron
Georgia
Aaron
Bert Weaver
Jacky Cupit
Jack Rule Jr
Dean Refram
Don January
January
Montgomery vs Shenandoah scoreline summary
Montgomery defeated Shenandoah 14 to 5 in a game with early scoring and late defense shaping the outcome. The teams traded leads through the contest with Montgomery gaining separation in the final innings.
Thoughts on Thoroughbreds with Larry Hughes
Shenandoah Downs adopts daylight saving time on Monday night with 6 15 post time. Luck Debonair and Bugler vie for Derby talk as Swift Ruler shines in Blue Grass Stakes but Derby Day favors inside posts. Post position advantage is key in sprints, less so in longer races. Nags to tag.
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Washington
Little Ole Winchester
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Darby Dan Farm
Bugler
Keeneland
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Churchill Downs
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