Horse Race Results at Charles Town Ninth and Tenth Races
In the Charles Town program the ninth race for 3 year olds and up awarded $1,500 with Opus Lené and other contenders in a 4½ fur dash. Second race paid on a 6-5 entry, feature included Dally Double. The tenth race for 4 year olds and up offered $1,300 over 1/16 mile with Red Alibi and Emperor J among the top finishers. Twin Double paid $1,621.80 across the card.
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Y.D
Blane’s Man
Swanner
Frankish Don
Baker
Broken Branch
Crazy Bones
Gustines
Master Gus
V. Espinosa
Bravo Bob
F. Kratz
Lil Sir Blue
War Bur
Faultless
Depalo
Grove
Cape
Clark
Sure Front
Ford
Henceforth
Reynolds
Dark Wood
Lakewood
Breeden
Segundo
Gus
M. Espinosa
Zenith
Princess Nagra
Peters
Amita
Anthology
Cebu
Seaman
Davidson
Nelsonville
Sunset Blaze
Todd
Genian
Thornton
Howard
Addesa
Terry
Tuscany Jr
Fran Welch
Rivera
Hunt Queen
the Intern
Sigler
Spartan Luck
Miss S.P
Pilot Belle
Dusty Page
Fitzgerald
Mayquille
Confinement
Alberts
Darling Dawn
Ynolds
Poppy Man
Hawker
Mr. Sir
Vacants
la Tudor
Torino
Pete
Melissa’s Folly
Cure
Addesalla Shining Deer
Roslyn
Cerda
Cherrie Bridenbaker
Ken Tone
Braddock Street, Presbyterian Clash Shapes League Race
Braddock Street edged Brethren 7-5 to maintain a one game lead as First Presbyterian won its tenth straight, 11-7 over North Frederick, to stay close behind. First Baptist upset Market Street 4-2, Sunnyside exploded 13-2 over Grace Bible, with multiple players contributing to the decisive wins.
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Braddock Street
N. Frederick
Brethren
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Presbyterians
North Frederick
First Baptist
Market Street
Sunnyside
Grace Bible
Charles Town Results Inside Limit Finishes Third After DQ
Okeepa wins with 3.80 2.60 finishing order shows DQ for Noble Arm and Finished second disqualified and placed third. The meet at Charles Town records the final placements amid penalties and disqualifications.
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Okeepa
Noble Arm
Clarke County Football Meeting Set
Clarke County High School hosts a football meeting on Wednesday August 2 at 8 p.m. for grades 9 12 students interested in playing varsity football. All interested boys are asked to report to the school.
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Clarke County High School
Handley Football meeting set for Wednesday August 2
Coach Ron Rice of the Handley Judges calls an organizational meeting at Handley School on Wednesday August 2 for all boys aiming to play varsity football this year. Report to the school at 8 p.m. Duke assistant coach Stan Criscione holds three Blue Devil career pass catching records with 98 receptions 1 107 total yards and 10 touchdowns.
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Ron Rice
Handley Judges
Handley School
Duke
Stan Criscon
Blue Devil
Brock and Cepeda Lead Cardinals Over Cubs 9 2
Cardinals beat the Cubs 9 to 2 as Brock and Cepeda powered St Louis with multi run hits. Ray Washburn won in relief, Brock hit a three run homer and Cepeda added a two run shot in a 13 hit offensive.
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Presbyterians
Harry Ridgeway
Bill Vanscoy
Bunny Benham
Bill Stine
Ed Marshall
Ridgeway
al Carter
Fred Hildebrand
James Cooley
Tom DeHaven
North Frederick
Cooley
DeHaven
Brock & Cepeda
Cardinals
Cubs
Burn
Ha! Woodeshick
Brock
Cepda
St. Louis
Braves
Clete Boyer
Cincinnati
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Harpers Ferry Purse Headed by Gold Charger
James R. Palmer's Gold Charger leads 11 allowance sprinters in the $1,500 Harpers Ferry Purse at Charles Town Race Course. The 3-year-old faces older foes including Great Conquest Bus Driver Opera Charlie Dan's Surrender Mahdi Web Foot Jr Heliomint Brute Beau and Cherry Lane from stable couplings. Gold Charger carries 118 pounds with no rider listed. post time 7 15 p.m.
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R. E. Allen
H. F. Atwell
Swannanoa
C-E. P. Jones
F. J. Nuesch
Dally
Vasil
Emperor J
Charles Town
W. Va
James R. Palmer
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town Race Course
Mortensen
Cherry Lane
Mahdi
Delaware Park
Stanton Oval
Stanley Small
Thature
Great Conquest
Brite Beau
Winchester area sports schedule details compact
Tuesday to Sunday events list includes horse racing at Charles Town, city league softball at Ward's Plaza and Phillips 66, Winchester Little League games, Teen League playoff, church league softball at Braddock St and North Frederick, and Apple Valley League matchups in Bentonville Gore Stephens City Star Tannery Rappahannock Front Royal.
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Charles Town
Ward’s Plaza
F & M Bank
Mobile Homies
Mountain Dew
Winchester
National Fruit
Workingman
Green Chemical
O'Sullivan
American Legion
Northside Lanes
Braddock St
Sunnyside
First Brethren
North Frederick
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Berry Brothers
Fredericksburg
J.W. Arthur All-Stars
Apple Valley League
Bentonville
Gore
Stephens City
Star Tannery
Rappahannock
Front Royal
Army .22 Rifle Firing Ends Season For Junior Clubs
The junior clubs wrap a short season ending July 30 with a 30 day extension. DCM support aided by lighter rifles and Army insignia for standout shooters helped Ed Erwin Tom Bell Larry Carper David Creager Gary Cornwell Ricky Young Lee Woolf Joe Wolfe and Chris Canty push for Expert level. The Natl Shooting Sports Foundation comment urges state aligned gun controls.
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Army
DCM
Pennsylvania
Ed Erwin
Tom Bell
Larry Carper
David Creager
Gary Cornwell
Ricky Young
Lee Woolf
Joe Wolfe
Chris Canty
Natl
Shooting Sports Foundation
United States Stars Set Two More World Marks
The United States swept Pan American pool events with two more world records led by 17 year olds Mark Spitz and Claudia Kolb and 15 year old Catie Ball. Spitz anchored the 800 free relay to a Pan American record as the U S won 4 of 5 golds in pool events and added medals in weight lifting equestrian judo and tennis.
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Winnipeg
Mark Spitz
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clara
Calif
Catie Ball
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Spitz
Canada
Brazil
Argentina
Cuba
Mexico
Don Schollander
U.S
Chicago
Schollander
Saratoga
Charles Hickcox
Phoenix
Ariz
Greg Charlton
Arcadia
Miss Ball
Russia
Galina Prozumenshikova
Miss Kolijj
Major League Standings and Schedule Preview
Associated Press list shows standings and games for today and Wednesday. Matchups include St Louis at Chicago, Atlanta at Cincinnati, New York at Houston, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Los Angeles with additional games Kansas City at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Mike McCormick
San Francisco Giants
Bo Belinsky
Houston Astros
McCormick
Washington
San Francisco
Giants
Jack Hiatt
Pittsburgh
Belinsky
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Hous ‘Ton
New York Mets
Larry Sherry
Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
New York Yankees
New York
Baltimore
Pirates
Hiatt
Elroy Face
Jim Lonborg
Red Sox
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Los Angs
Los Ange
Detroit
California
National League
Pet. G.B
St. Louis Chicago
Hs Atlanta
Cincinnai
San Fran
Philaphia
Pittski
Wash’n. Ol
Cieveaut
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Thurman Fisher Presbyterian
Frank Courtney
Lonnie Barham
Roy Cooper
Terry Plank
Dickie Wisecarver
Jim Stotler
Donnie Unger
Bob Brooks
Braddock
Bill Harper
Ron Bageant
Dave Sisler
David Ramsey
Sonny Sibert
Ally
Baptist
Jerry Bernsdaffer
Lawrence Grim
Ken Simpson
Ralph Ordel
Buddy Locke
Gene Line
Gene Gunter
THE
Baptist Nine
Sonny Oates
Ed Barnett
Dick Martin
Market St
Ralph Order
Danny Oates
Kenny Lake
Sunnyside Presbyterian
Jimmy DuBrueler
Phil Eppinger
Sonny Inskip
Butch Rinker
Buddy Roper
Willie Larrick
Buddy Fisher
Kenny Lloyd
Bobby Moulden
Bill Young
Shifflett
Grace
Mike Coleman
Steve Hickerson
Clarke County
Packard-Bell
Wests
Cammer Tire CO
S. Braddock St
San Diego
Mets
Tommy Davis
Davis
Ron Swoboda
Sherry
Ron
Ed¢b Lillis
Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Ray Wash
Tony Taylor
Billy Cowan
Phillies
Dodgers
Gene Oliver
Lee Stange
Boston Red Sox
Dick Williiams
Ed Popowaki
Minnesota Twins
Fenway Park
Stange
Harmon Killebrew
Gold Charger
Shenandoah Downs
Harry Stebbins
Yankees
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