Luther Dorsey To Head T.D. Club For Second Year
Luther Dorsey was reelected president of the James Wood Touchdown Club for 1965-66. Officers include Jim Secratary, Ewing as treasurer, and directors such as Harry Hockman and Bob Dinges. Dorsey praised the club’s growth to 140 members and noted the new $3,000 scoreboard and a 400 member goal.
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James Wood Touchdown Club
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TD Group
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Ewing
Harry
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John Moser
Bob Madigan
Tommy Grove
Owen Shull
Bill Cornwell
Stanley Lee
Curtis Frey
Ralph White
Arthur Jolliffe
Bob Dinges
Dinges
Aso
Bromley
Touchdown Club
Lewis Ewing
P.O
TD Club
My Friend Lou and Sought After Retired Greyhounds
My Friend Lou and Sought After, two famed greyhounds with 67 victories each, retire after four years on Colorado and Florida tracks from 1961 to 1964. My Friend Lou had 196 starts with a 67 31 21 record. Sought After 217 starts with a 67 34 37 record. Lou retires to Clyde D. Lemon’s farm in Kansas. Sought After takes a stud role at a Berthoud farm.
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Springs
Colo
Lou
Gogs
G.A. “Alderson
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My Lou
Clyde D. Lemon
Hagerstown Raceway hosts standout modified stock car program
Severe weather did not stop a strong Hagerstown race card as Ray Tilley of Fredericksburg won the 25 lap modified feature his first of the year crossing from the Mason Dixon line followed by Mert Lurie Willie Musselman Jackie Deniston and Billy Berry in the top five A notable crash involving six cars occurred on the fourth turn with only Earl Moran returning to action A memorial for Johnny Roberts preceded the races and the track announced renaming the 50 lap midseason race the Johnny Roberts Memorial Race Next week URC sprint cars join the program with a 7 30 qualifying heat slated as the season’s only Indy type car appearance
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Raceway
Ray Tilley
Fredericksburg
Pennsylvania
Earl Moran
Red Nininger
Boyd Arnold
Junior Ritchey
Irvin King
Dickie Kirkland
Moran
Kirkland
Washington County Hospital
Tilley
Mert Ltirie
Willie Musselman
Hanover
Jackie Deniston
Arlington
Billy Berry
Staunton
Roberts
Major League Batting Leaders Named by Associated Press
The Associated Press lists National League batting leaders with Clemente of Pittsburgh at .341 and Aaron of Milwaukee at .320. Cincinnati’s Harper leads runs with 91, Banks 79. Rose, Cincinnati, 136 hits. Clemente and Rose prominent in hits. American League batting leaders show Yaztrzemski at .338 and Mantilla at .310, Oliva 81 runs, Colavito 71 RBIs, Oliva 129 hits.
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Associated Press
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Cinnati
Banks
Chicago
Rose
Yas‘trzemski
Boston
Mantilila
Oliva
Minnesota
Versalles
Colavito
Cleveland
Killebrew
Richardson
New York
Wilkins Royals Win B Ball Crown In Civic League
The Winchester Recreation Department closes the regular season with Jimmy Wilkins Royals as champions at 19 wins and eight losses. A double elimination tournament continues with seven teams remaining Cooke Bailey Blowe Nethers Sullivan Hughes and Wilkins in the field under director Jerry Hannas and assistant Jim Omps. About 75 boys aged 15 through 20 participated.
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Winchester Recreation Department
Jimmy Wilkins Royals
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Bailey
Blowe
Nethers
Sullivan
Hughes
Wilkins
Smith Defeats Boutell In Golf Tourney
Smith defeated George Boutell of Phoenix 1 up in 19 holes to win the 63rd Western Amateur crown in Benton Harbor Michigan. The 22-year-old student rallied over the last three holes and clinched on the 19th after a clutch birdie on the 17th and strong shots on the 18th.
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Boutell
Benton Harbor
Mich
Bob Smith
George Boutell
Phoenix
Ariz
Sacramento State
Arizona State
Point O’wood
U.S. Tennis Team Arrives for Clash in Barcelona
U S team captain George MacCall said the squad would arrive in Barcelona at noon Wednesday to begin workouts for the match with a Spanish side. Arthur Ashe led a 4-1 U S victory over Mexico in singles with impressive serving while Dennis Ralston swept Rafael Osuna in straight sets after the result was decided.
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U.S
Barcelona
Arthur Ashe
Mexico
Dennis Ralston
Rafael Osuna
Ralston
Spain
Manuel Santana
First Brethren's Dave Sisler Twirls Five-Hit Victory
Dave Sisler pitched a five hitter to lead First Brethren to a 2-1 win over Presbyterian. Jimmy McLaughlin T. Webster and D. Webster drove the runs. Presbyterian M Kline and J Butler had two hits each. B Davis took the loss. Other church league results include First Baptist defeating Wesley Highland 12-1 behind Jack Fretwell, Sunnyside defeating CYO 5-2 with Louie McDaniel winning, and Braddock Street upsetting Market Street 6-2 behind Ted Legge.
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Wesley Highland
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Market Street
Sunnyside
CYO
Sis‘ler
Presbyterian
Jimmy McLaughlin
T. Webster
D. Webster
Presbyterian M
Kline
J. Butler
Davis
Jack Fretwell
Grim
Baptist
Jerry Bemushafter
Dick Martin
Clyde Brumback
Mac Mellett
The
Baptists
Ed Burch
Wesley
Hevenar
Joey McKee
Cyo’s
Louie McDaniel
Bob Sheely
Teddy Legge
Ralph Ordel
Killebrew Hurt In Collision Sidelining Star Slugger
Minnesota's Harmon Killebrew suffered a dislocated left elbow after a collision with Baltimore's Russ Snyder in a 6-5 win over the Orioles. He will miss at least 10 days, with team leader Mele noting the injury compounds a spate of recent blows to the pennant contenders. X rays showed no fracture.
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Russ Snyder
Orioles
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Yankees
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Earl
Battey
Killebrew
Rich Rollins
Snyder
Harmon
Howe
King Football Takes Over Friday
Chicago brims with sports festivities for the 32nd annual College All Star Football Game at Soldier Field. The Cleveland Browns headline a weekend of meetings, races at Arlington Park, a Lake Forest golf event, and a Humphrey speech as journalistic chatter swirls around the midsummer gridiron clash.
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Football Writers’ Association
Mn, of America
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Blanc
Otto Graham
Ae Eae
Bates
Navy
John Huarte
Notre Pas
Vet
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