Racing Horse Entries List Sharpens Charles Town Card
A list of race horses and entrants including Charles Town rivals Cavendy Demi Mac Flashy Kathy Jigtime Gal 4 Nancy Klopps John E V Mr Haste Stream and others like Refund Eddie Feeder Road Ball's Alibi Effie Mae Silky Khal Ran My Slow Pay Three Onions Prelim Khalibird Nachipo Prince Fies Sip Of The Cup Please Sir Satin Brass Hasty Rob Paula Potluck prepares for the upcoming card.
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Cavendy
Demi Mac
Flashy
Kathy
Nancy Klopps
John E V
Haste Stream
Eddie
Feeder
Ball's Alibi
Effie Mae
Silky Khal
Khalibird
Nachipo
Prince Fies
Satin Brass
Hasty Rob
Paula Potluck
Lord Aquinous
Oh Huey
Placke
Toni Do
Benjamin
Thornton
Kirk
Saint Rocky
Romaine
Mia Megan
Small
Lily
Tillson
Shan Bar
Cape
Chastine
Banbury Beau
Nashville Rhythm
Stone
Monroy
Jim Lee
C.C. Smith
Heka
Feeder Road
McGee
Emily Lea
McTighe
Balla
Johnston
Peters
Silky Khal Ran
Hudson
Lucky Satin
Elliott
Quinn
Regal Audit
Elk Valley
Hudon
Traffic Circle
C.G. Cutter
Clark
Ciccioni
Casey
L. Sanders
Lewis
Jug
Rum
Captain B. Fast
Logan
Poverty Prince
Dalgo
Grove
Alfonso D
Armstrong
Star’s Gal
Vaughn A
Onions
Sunny Who
Gordon
Madelene B
Miss Schultz
Maxalene
St. Jan
F.W. Kratz
Future Choice
Dupuy
Raroles
Marte
Inocente
Williams
Delegas
Lopez
Montequillo
Don George
Raining Nails
Alter
Anna Squirt
Ken Bork
Harvestore Fernie
Tessie
Sir Bob
Maude
John E.V
No More
Tudorette Gee
Gentle Lightning
Minnie's Boy
Prince Helion
Blue Wonder
Four Eyed Imp
Mr. Haste Stream
Robin Shoo
Prince Flies
Giraldo
Harry Stamp
Sky Flight
Smallwood
Springs Joy
Send Me
Lord Truxton
William Swords
Happy Hickory
Weezie H
Todd
A-E.f. Myers
S.H. Rogers
Dancer
David's Lord
Roman Monk
Harmony Minx
Jiva
Cookie
War Orphan
Missy Tott
Rus
Chris
Alberts
Hickory Stick
Air Marshall
Billy Kilmer
Cupid's Boy
M. Sanders
Harlow
Masonneuve
Pirates fall to Reds as Dock Ellis balks at warmup
The Pittsburgh Pirates lose 8-3 to the Cincinnati Reds, their fourth defeat in a row and ninth in 10 games. Dock Ellis reportedly refused to warm up in the bullpen for the second straight night, then left the bench after Murtaugh approached. Fred Norman pitched well for Cincinnati, aiding in a six-run first inning. Cardinals sweep the Braves in a doubleheader. Giants beat Mets. Expos top Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Dock Ellis
Ellis
Danny Murtaugh
Cincinnati
Fred Norman
Norman
Reds
Cardinals
Atlanta
San Francisco
New York
Montreal
Los Angeles
Miller Reese win Carpers Valley Member-Guest Tourney
Ss Miller and Reese of Hunt Valley Golf Club shot eight under par over the final nine holes to win the annual Member-Guest Tournament at Carpers Valley Golf Club. They finished 116 over two days, one stroke ahead of Roger Oates and Bruce Saville, last year's champions.
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Verlis Miller
Bob Reese
Hunt Valley Golf Club
Carpers Valley Golf Club
Reese and
Miller
Roger Oates
Bruce Saville
Shenandoah Valley Golf Club
Reese
Oates
Saville
Bobby Jenkins
Chris Levi
Floyd Hoffman
Flo Shadrock
Sleepy Hollow
Jim Dubrueler
Rick Dubrueler
Tantailon C
Major League Baseball Standings and Saturday Games Summary
The Associated Press lists current MLB standings with teams like St. Louis Atlanta Cincinnati Pittsburgh Montreal Los Angeles Philadelphia San Diego Houston Chicago San Francisco and New York. A slate of Saturday games includes Chicago at Houston San Francisco at New York Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Atlanta Diego at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Montreal and more with Sunday's matchups also noted.
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Diego
Houston
Chicago
R. Reuschel
Roberts
San Francisco
Falcone
New York
Swan
Candelaria
Billingham
Curtis
Atnee
Morton
Diego
Jones
Christenson
Messersmith
Carrithers
Boston
Moret
Wood
Cleveland
Raich
Minnesota
Butler
Milwaukee
Slaton
Oakland
Holtzman
Texas
Perry
Baltimore
Grimsley
Medich
Kansas City
Busby
Detroit
Bare
California
Hockenberry
Philphia
West
S.francisco
York
New New York
Local Sports Schedule Highlights Weekend Tournaments
Sunday events at Preston Field feature American Legion versus Winchester Star at 6:30 and Terry against Floor Center at 3. Grim Field hosts fast pitch softball with Little Corner versus P W Plumly at 7 and Royal Crown vs winner Plumly at 8. Apple Valley baseball at Gainesboro starts 2 pm with Frederick County. Monday brings Industrial League and AA tournaments at Preston Field and Diamond 3.
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Preston Field
American Legion
Winchester Star
Terry
Floor
Breeden's
Glaize & Brothers
Grim Field
Little Corner
P.W. Plumly
Plumly- Little Corner
Apple Valley Baseball League
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Rubbermaid Production
Rubbermaid Office
Abex
Zuckerman
Western Union
Henkel-Harris
U.A.W
Grove Lime Business
Stephens City Defeats Calvary to Take Tourney Loss
Stephens City overcame a 16-10 deficit with 12 late runs to beat Calvary Baptist 22 to 21 in the Frederick County Mens League Tournament. Scothorn brothers homered for Stephens City as Calvary’s John Moser hit two homers. Both teams sit at 4-1 in tournament play.
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Stephens City Methodist
Calvary Baptist
Frederick County
Clearbrook Presbyterian
Macedonia
Grace Bible
Stephens City
Calvary
Steve Scothorn
Gary Scothorn
Ron Bailey
Robbie Simmons
Lou Costello
Bob Walston
John Moser
Stephens C
Daugherty and Bennett Power Clearbrook Slug Macedonia
Barry Daugherty and Raymond Bennett homered against Macedonia. Daugherty added a triple while Bennett logged a homer and a double. Richard Flowers and Mike Lamma each had three hits for Clearbrook. Gordon Butler played for Macedonia.
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Clearbrook
Grace Bible
Richard Flowers
Mike Lamma
Danny Nicholson
Lynn Beightol
Bill Russell
Raymond Bennett
Macedonia
Daugherty
Bennett
Gordon Butler
Jerry's Takes Region Opener as Rain Silences Schedule
Jerry's defeats Traveler's 4-2 to win the Region V opener in Winchester Park. C. P. Dean of Richmond beats the Green Machine 6-1, advancing in the National Region VI. The event, aiming to send two teams to the Jacksonville nationals, saw several games rained out and rescheduled with ties to be resolved Tuesday.
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Winchester Park
Jerry’s
Winchester
Traveler's
C.P. Dean
Richmond
Green Machine
Roanoke
Jacksonville
Fla
Preston Field
First Baptist
Wesley
Braddock Street
Grim Field
Sunnyside
First Presbyterian
Tigers slump andHive charms mark rough season progress
Detroit struggles as a 15 game losing streak grows to 18 with a 7-0 loss to Texas. Ralph Houk urges staying the course while GM Jim Campbell backs him. The Mets and Phillies endure historic slumps, and Detroit fans keep faith as key players suffer injuries and the team endures a west coast trip.
New building dedication and fall activity tease
The article announces a September 4 dedication at 7 30 pm and invites all to view the building and its contents. It previews upcoming classes in oil painting, crewel, needlepoint, bridge, knitting, crocheting, and ceramics plus a revamped ladies fitness program. It highlights a Girls Regional Softball Tournament and a City Tennis Tournament as part of fall events.
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Charles Town
Noble Sport
Iron Baron
Exacta
Sargent Romito
Endeavor Bullah
Miz Czarnecki
Trizacta
West Virginia
Tom Blank
Jason
J. Miles Cory
Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
Handley
Jimmy Omps
Terry Shickle
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Phils
Johnny Bench
Riverfront Stadium
Manny Sanguillen
Jim Rooker
Phillies
Padres
Luzinski
Mike Schmidt
San
Braves
Ron Fairly
Ted Simmons
Reggie Smith
Mike Thompson
Mike Tyson
Ron Reed
Giants
Mets
Wayne Garrett
Rusty Staub
John Stearns
Marc Hill
Expos
Dodgers
Larry Parrish
Dave Lopes
Astros
Cubs
Cliff Johnson
Larry Bowa
San Diego Padres
Mike Ivie
Ivie
THE
Ameren
Tortuga
Arthur Dunlap
Carl Frye
Mel
Max
Dunlap
Ron Cook
Cook
Barry Daugherty and
Sports of the Times
Joseph Durso
New York Times
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Texas Rangers
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Jim Campbell
Yankees
Billy Martin
Colorado
Yogi Berra
Hughey Jennings
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
John Hiller
Mickey Stanley
Dan Meyer
Shea Stadium
Tiger
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Gene Pentz
Red Sox
Hiller
Houk
Mickey Lolich
Horton
Tiger Stadium
Royal Oak
Mich
Moses
Winchester Barks and Recreation Department
Hagerstown Speedway
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