Winchester Softball 9's Eye Regional Playoff Bid
The Central Atlantic Regional softball circuit pits Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia against Old Dominion for the regional title. Winchester hosts state Class A playoffs August 6 7 8 with winners advancing to Labor Day weekend regional in Washington.
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Owel
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Pennsylvania
Metro
Philadelphia
Maryland
Astrid of Columbia
Winchester
Andrew A
Sonny) Higgs
Central Atlantic
Amateur
Baynard Stadium
Wilmington
Del
Maryeland
Metro Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Guy Mason Park
Washington
Bill Russell to Play One More Year Says Eye Injury Won’t End Career
Boston AP report says Celtics center Bill Russell will return next season and believes Boston still has a strong chance to repeat as champions. He was told to rest after an eye injury from the title game versus Los Angeles with doctors watching hemorrhaging behind the eye. Russell will skip today’s downtown motorcade and tonight’s Celtics dinner, urging patience as he recovers.
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National Basketball Association
Baruch Sachs
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NBA
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Jerry West
Minor Leagues Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Pacific Coast League results Portland 5 Spokane 7, Oklahoma City 7 San Diego 5, Denver 4 Salt Lake City 2. International League schedule Jacksonville at Buffalo, Columbus at Rochester, Toledo at Syracuse with rain.
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Spokane
Okla City
San Diego
Denver
Salt Lake City
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Olumbus
Rochester
Toledo
Syracuse
World's Greatest Woman Bowler to Exhibit at Northside Lanes
Marion Ladewig, eight time All-Star champion and Brunswick star, will appear at Northside Lanes Winchester for an exhibition May 22 with instruction sessions at 1 pm and 7 30 pm. Ladewig, grandmother of five from Grand Rapids, has multiple world and WIBC titles and a career average above 190 since 1937.
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Winchester
Northside
Bob Schmitt
Ladewig
Brunswick
Spiders Face West Virginia In Key Southern Conference Clash
Richmond travels to Morgantown to meet West Virginia in a doubleheader as the 6-0 SOC record seeks to assert dominance. Pitching aces Bob Philyaw and Bill Smiley for Richmond oppose WVU stars John Radosevich and Jerry Meadows as VMI also eyes gains in the standings. Virginia Tech splits a doubleheader at Davidson to stay 4-4 in SOC play and Emory and Henry thumps Maryville 10-3.
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Spiders
Morganetown
W. Va
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Steve Harrick
Bob Philyaw
Bill Smiley
Winston Bleackstone
John Radosevich
Jerry Meadows
WVU
VMI
George Washington
Bridgewater
Catholic U
Masone Dixon
Randolph Macon
Washington and Lee
Virginia Tech
Weather and crowds at Downs boost spring meeting figures
Warm summer like weather and daylight saving time raised attendance at Shenandoah Downs last night. A week night crowd of 4461 handled $300 411 in betting, a 40 percent gain over last year's $197 223 from 3263 fans on the same Monday. The turnout was the best for a week night this meeting and second only to one Monday in the 1964 spring meeting.
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Shenandoah
Brothers Feature In Eastern Seaboard College Meet
Five sets of brothers competed at Yale in the Eastern Seaboard College swimming championships. Yale pairing Tim and Doug Kennedy joined Dale and Jack Keifer, Army entries Tim and Kerry O Hara and Wayne and Schaltenbrand, along with Cornell brothers Bob and Tom Kennedy.
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Swimming Brothers
New Haven
Unclear Racing Card Names and Post Time Listed
The text lists race entries SHEN and DOWN SCRATCHES with two unnamed lines, names Blue Cone and Ray's Choice, and several paired names including Opera Singer Fair Shanon and Big Bonanza Court-A-Buck Chuck Boy Wego Evening Prep. Post time is 6 30 p.m. EST.
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Ray’s Choice
Fair Shanon
Court-A-Buck
Chuck Boy
Energymene
Logan Ann
Vasil
Northwest
C. Smith
Snorton
Cape
Linet
Hunt
Leslie R
V. Esp
Moonlight Gail Ififth
Heslip
Peters
Addesa
Save Flocka
V. Espinosa
Terrano
Sigler
H.clark
Betty Bones
Hedge
Eva
Small
Pameld Miss
Canassie
Williamson
Y.C
Shira
Davidson
Amber
C.smith
Virginia Pic
Wood
Diav
Fur
David
Court-S-Buck
Pictor’s Pride
Head
Easter Crystal
Sellars
Baba Bathra
Headley
Myers
Miss George
Evening Prep
Daniels den
Gordon
Duc de Mon
Mullins
Ray's Choice
Diavolikis
Sense You
Wego
Karpe
Prince Pronto
Helen’s Joy
Todd
Bouncing Bonnie
Sir YoYo
Leo Or
Dan
Gingerman
Riston
Red Cliff
Baby Robin
Gambardella
Mr. Wari
Sluti
Grock
Lucky R
Gamb
Arduini
Barry
Cooke
Energumene
Kel
Graham
Blalochs
Will You
Eager Sis Twin
Harwood
Attandance
Handle
Giusti Shuts Out Pirates as Astros Win Fourth Straight
Giusti pitched a four hitter to defeat Pittsburgh 2 to 0, earning his third win in Houston’s last five and dropping his earned run average to 0.64. Johnny Callison homered off Sandy Koufax to spark Philadelphia’s 4-3 win over the Dodgers.
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Sandy Koufax
Philadelphia
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Pony League Tryouts Schedule and Draft Details
Pony League for 13 and 14 year olds at Winchester Recreation Park. Tryouts May 6 and 7. Five teams formed by draft of five managers and coaches. Applications available 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at War Memorial Building and due to Recreation Dept by May 3. Season starts May 22.
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Winchester Recreation Park
War Memorial
Recreation Dept
Hull Hawks Gun for Canadiens in Montreal Tonight
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks looks to gain Stanley Cup records against the Montreal Canadiens in Montreal. Hull has 10 playoff goals and 17 points, needs two goals for the single-season mark and four points to tie the assists record, with a seventh game possible in Montreal if needed.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
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Chicago
Detroit
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Jean Beliveau
Bobby
Stan Mikita
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Hawks
Claude Provost
Hawk
Billy Reay
National Hockey League
PHealth Center Lanes Bowling Scores Update
Sandy Brill led with a day high 113 for Commercial & Savings Bank in a GAA Girls Bantam League duel against Bayliss Real Estate on Health Center Lanes. Karen Bursey hit a career high 100 for Bayliss Real Estate. Judy Holler 97, Jean Lowery 94, Becky Geets 68.
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Commercial & Savings Bank
Bayliss Real Estate
Karen Bursey
Judy Holler
Jean Lowery
Becky Geets
Buzellas and Pattons Transfer split wins in mixed bowling action
Duckpinner Deane na Dill posted 111 and Lynn Crisman 99 for Crisman Rug in a tied result with Buckley Lages. Susie Suddith led Buckley Lages with 108 and 102, Gail Davis added 92. Imperials Tigers led by Marie Longere Jean Pitta Jim Lloyd and Kenneth Pitta edged ahead in the Mixed Fours with a one game cushion over a three way second. Jim Lloyd rolled 122-133-150 to 405 for his second straight 400 series, followed by Kenneth Pitta 128, Butch Ratlef and Howard Lloyd 120, Nancy Lloyd 114 for Imperials. McCall bowl benefited from Karla Games 141-135-161, Ann Miller 100, Easter a season high 438, and Sharon Clark 96 as Miller’s Four Quacks faltered. Drug Store split tassels with Four Birds and Oates Lumber Yard as Eastep rose beyond 136 and Vicki Farmer hit 107 for high fifth strikes.
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Buzella
Patton
Deanena Dill
Lynn Crisman
Crisman
Buckley-Lages
Susie Suddith
Gail Davis
Erste
Imperials
Tigers
Marie Longere
Jean Pitta
Jim Lloyd
Kenneth Pitta
Bo-Mar Chargers
Butch Ratlef
Howard Lloyd
Nancy Lloyd
Karla
McCall Bowl
Ann Miller
Eugen Easter
Sharon Clark
Miller
Drug Store
Oates Lumber Yard
Eastep
Vicki Farmer
Nicklaus Tops PGA Money Winners Again This Week
Jack Nicklaus leads the PGA top money list with $34,400 official money, ahead of Doug Sanders at $33,245. Including unofficial events, Nicklaus totals $42,825 versus Sanders $36,673, with Billy Casper third at $42,579 and Bruce Devlin fourth at $24,564.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers’ Association
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Billy Capser
Bruce Devlin
Bobby Nichols
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