Winchester Pony League opens to 13 and 14 year olds
The Winchester Jaycee Pony League invites 13 and 14 year old boys to join this year. Four teams will form and applications are available at the Recreation Department War Memorial Building. Return by May 6 1964 with tryouts set May 6 7 and 8. Spring training begins after team assignments and league play starts in early June with dates to be announced.
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Virginia Sports Highlights From Today's Contests
The report covers multiple college events across baseball track golf tennis and lacrosse. Notable scores include North Carolina 1 Virginia 0 in baseball and VMI 9 Richmond 4 in another matchup. Track results list The Citadel 73 Virginia Tech 70 and Lynchburg 70 against Hampden Sydney 66. Lacrosse Virginia defeated Baltimore U 15 to 9 and W&L beat North Carolina 11 to 7.
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Duckpin League results highlight 110 by Trudy Dill
Crisman Rug won twice over Bayliss Real Estate in the GAA Girls Bantam League on the Health Centers. Trudy Dill posted 110 with game and series notes as other scorers included Janice Salyan 86 Deanna Dill 82 Karep Duncan 96 for Bayliss Real Estate. Debbie pltz 120 helped Bell Clothes Stores division. Other top scores across teams included Rhonda DeHaven 93 Kay Godfrey 89 Linda McMullen 96 and Betty Berg 83 for Bugzellas, plus Mary Jor dan Gregory 838 Commercial & Savings beat Rollettes 2 0.
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A Pan
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Deanna Dill
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B ’S
Bugzellas
Rhonda DeHaven
Kay Godfrey
Linda McMullen
Gunters
Betty Berg
Imi Koontz
Susie Peterson
Gayle Larrick
Mary Jordan
Gregory
Commercial & Savings
Rollettes
Higs
Boyd
Cindy Grove
Ca Sirbaugh
Jill Feltner
Johnson Williams Wins Triangular Track Meet
Berryville host Johnson Williams High School wins the triangular track meet against Douglas of Leesburg and Criser of Front Royal. JW scores 62, Criser 31.5, Douglas 3.5. Lawrence Wilson (JW) top individual with 25 points, Edmond Walker (JW) 10. Events include sprints and distance races with JW taking multiple wins.
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Canfield Named New W L Coach
Verne Canfield 31 is named Washington and Lee University cage coach succeeding Bob McHenry. He will also coach tennis and teach physical education and will begin next year. Canfield led Groveton High School in Alexandria to 78 wins and 40 losses in six seasons.
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Lebanon Valley College
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Unger’s Angus House keeps playoff hopes alive with final-round title claim
Unger’s Angus House survived a tight Friday Pro League roll-off against Shawnee Bowmen to claim the third round crown and force a decisive showdown. Shawnee won the first game by one pin, 919 to 918, but Unger’s captured the second by 43 and the night finale by 20. High scores included Bill Whaley 222, Carl Lundmark 211 for Unger’s and Dave Butts 203 for Shawnee. A second victory over Shawnee would give Unger’s a double chance, with a loss sealing Shawnee’s title.
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1944 World Series games at Sportsman's Park St Louis
All games of the 1944 World Series were played in Sportsman's Park St Louis home of both the Browns and Cardinals. Post time 7 15 p m DST.
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Mountaineers Still Unbeaten In SC Play
West Virginia holds a 15-0 overall, 8-0 in the Southern Conference as it faces Richmond and Furman this week. Virginia Tech, VMI, and Richmond trail in the league race, with VMI surging and Furman sweeping Richmond in recent action. Lefty John Radosevich and Vaughan Kovach lead WVU’s pitching as the Mountaineers seek to extend their flawless conference record.
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Shenandoah Downs Opens Third Week With DST Night
Shenandoah Downs shifts to daylight savings time and opens its third full week of the spring meeting with post time at 7 15 DST. Saturday’s crowd reached 8971 with bets totaling 458 662 lifting nightly handle to 302 430 as six sprinters contest the Red Bud Purse at five and a half furlongs headed by County Cop at 120 pounds.
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