Ken Kyre To Head Winchester Horseshoe Club
The Winchester Horseshoe Pitcher's Association elected Ken Kyre as president and outlined a season of club events. A May 6 7 member tournament starts qualification by pitching 100 shoes before May 3. The season includes three NHPA sanctioned tournaments and a Virginia state championship in July plus the Apple Capitol Open in August.
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Ken Kyre
Winchester
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Nancy Levi
Minor League Scores from AP Crews Across Leagues
In the International League the Jacksonville team won 4 to 2 over Rochester in 11 innings. Toronto defeated Toledo 2 under rain delays while Syracuse and Richmond, Buffalo and Columbus games were postponed or not finished. In the Pacific Coast League Tulsa beat Indianapolis 10 to 3 while Phoenix won 4 to 2 over Denver and Tacoma edged Vancouver 6 to 3. Portland defeated Spokane 6 to 2 and Oklahoma City beat San Diego 6 to 4 with Hawaii 7 over Seattle 3.
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St Louis Cardinals Surpass Milestone in 1946 NL pennant chase
In a historic note the St Louis Cardinals drew one million fans for the first time as they clinched the National League pennant in 1946. The passage also references a tied best of seven NBA Finals result with no game scheduled on Wednesday and a Los Angeles at Boston matchup.
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Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
Summary of top performers in the American and National Leagues with leading batting averages runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include McDowell and McLain for the American League and Koufax Marichal and Gibson for the National League with strikeout counts listed.
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Shepherd Eleven Opens 1966 Season At Martinsburg
Shepherd College will open its football season September 17 against Fairmont State in Martinsburg West Virginia. The Civitan Bowl hosts the game in subrg. The nine game schedule adds four new opponents and marks first meetings with Case Institute of Technology West Virginia State Randolph Macon Hampden Sydney since prior years.
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Woolen Co. Wins B League Title in Health Center Lanes Finish
Winning three times over Shockey-Clearbrook Woolen Co. clinched the second half and, as first half champions, captured the 1965 66 season B League crown with an 81 18 record. Roy Smelser led in pins with 172 392, Bill Boden finished the season 123 average, and Gilbert Taylor 122 320 as Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaning also won three from Retail Clerks.
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Ivan Jackson
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Smelser
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Roger Swartz
E. B. Luttrell
Roy Shanholtzer
Paul Carper
Valley Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Jim Fiddler
Jackie Billmy‘er
Bucky Whitacre
Richard Clem
Julian Armel
S & H Green
Bell Clothes
Edwin Fiddler
Kenny Sisler
Larry Clark
Bowling Winners and Scores Highlight Local Meet
Paul Bromley and Louis Renner each rolled 124 to lead the winners while Charles Lake, Brent Bowman and Richard Petonke scored for Bell Clothes. Ss & H White Castle swept Cork-Kent Atlantic Service as Allen Hoover, Allen Smallwood and Harry Mason contributed. Rudy’s Garage toppled Star Fort Esso with 581 570 599 totals. Anchor man Tommy DeHaven led G & P Telephone in three wins over Henkel Harris. Schedule lists several college and conference games through November.
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Paul Bromley
Louis Renner
Bill Roth
Harry Elliott
Star Fort Esso
Virginia Sports Schedule Shows Cancellations and Postponements
W M at Navy game canceled while all other Virginia college events including track meets and tennis matches are postponed. The affected programs and dates remain to be announced by the athletic departments.
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Virginia
Greater Cumberland Raceway Nears Completion
The Greater Cumberland Raceway is nearing completion with a projected finish at least three weeks before the first event scheduled for Sunday June 19. Officials are hosting press tours and will announce the driver entry list early next week. The facility includes a 500 foot wall, a 2000 gallon gas tank, 500 by 30 feet pit road, a grandstand seating 4300 and bleachers for 2000. The track lies five miles south of Cumberland on Route 220 and inquiries go to John W. Barton.
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Navy Lacrosse Invades Virginia for Weekend showdown
Navy brings a 25 game college win streak and six straight national titles to Charlottesville. Star attackman Jim Lewis, a two time All American, headlines a Middies squad known for a potent offense and stingy defense as Virginia aims to slow him and rookie face off man Don Parker in Saturday’s 1 30 p m clash at Scott Stadium.
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