Ladies Vie At Raceway In Hagerstown Show
Women racers vie at Hagerstown Raceway on Sunday in a powder puff derby plus regular features. Modifed Point leader Bill Nalley of Brunswick still leads despite a prior tire issue while Clem Lamaster and Earl Moran follow in the standings. In the limited division Flood Hager heads a tight battle with Charlie Beeler, Jere Burns gains, and more cars join the semi late and open modified programs. The event starts with a 2 30 qualifying heat and concludes with three features. First 150 ticket buyers receive a Kennedy half dollar in change.
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Ray Drewry
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All Stars Hurt by Bear Tragedy in Evanston
Coast Guard commander Otto Graham heads the College All Stars facing a depleted squad with 15 injuries and three quarterbacks down. The loss of Bears players Willie Galimore and Bob Farrington looms as Chicago aims for 110 percent in the game, a poignant underdog tale.
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Mays Aids Dark Cause Belts 2 In Giant Win
Willie Mays returned from a cold to bat two home runs, his 30th and 31st of the season, as the Giants beat the Mets 4-1 at Shea. The homer spree helped San Francisco, though they remained two games back in the NL pennant race amid other Tuesday NL results.
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Churchland Ties Legion Series in 7 0 Win
In the best of five state American Legion title series, Churchland Post 310 tops Covington Post 4 7 0 behind Denny Riddleberger one hit with 11 strikeouts. Covington’s Tom Davis allowed three hits as seven unearned runs drive Churchland’s victory in the first game back home.
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Giants Win as Mays Hits 30th and 31st Homers
Willie Mays of the Giants, playing despite a heavy cold, hit his 30th and 31st homers to power a 4-1 victory over the New York Mets. Camilo Pascual of the Twins earned his first win since July 11, defeating the Red Sox 6-1 on three hits.
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Junior Telecasters Earn State Championship Berth
Fox Hill's Junior Telecasters coached by Jeff Johnson earned a State Class A fast pitch softball berth by finishing second in the Hampton District Tourney, as Richmond Capitals won 3-0. The story highlights the team's 1962 origins, key players, and Johnson's leadership guiding a group of Fox Hill youths toward the Winchester event.
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George Weikel
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Major League Leaders Show Off Batting and Power
The Associated Press lists top NL and American League leaders by batting average hits runs and home runs. Clemente and Oliva pace their leagues in batting while Mays Mantle and Killebrew lead in home runs and RBIs.
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Centre College 1918 team yielded future notable figures
The 1918 Centre College football squad produced John Sherman Cooper future Kentucky senator Bo McMillin famed IU coach Ed Diddle long time Western Kentucky basketball mentor and Matty Bell who rose to SMU football coaching and athletic director roles. The Aqueduct track complex spans seven acres with a million square feet on four levels and includes a dedicated subway access.
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Shenandoah Downs Twin Bets Yield Big Payouts
Nightly twin double betting at Shenandoah Downs has produced multi thousand dollar wins with big payoffs. Spring and summer sessions saw top payouts like 29044 by a single bettor and a 28031 Shenandoah record, as four race pools paid out across June.
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