Touch Football Draft Sets Saturday At Northside Lanes
The Touch Football league announces a 6 p.m. draft this Saturday at Northside Lanes with 61 players signed to play or coach. Coaches listed include Robert Fletcher Ken Smith Roland Nelson Jack Fretwell and Al Cummings.
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Bob Schmitt
Northside Lanes
Robert Fletcher
Ken Smith
Roland Nelson
Jack Fretwell
al Cummings
Bob
Schmitt
Bodie Grim Field
Recreation Park
Johnson Williams Football Opens 1965 Practice
Johnson Williams, a top area team last year, starts 1965 practice Monday at 3 p.m. at Berryville High School. Coach C. E. Jackson demands insurance payment and personal equipment before any player may practice. Transportation is provided for out of town players.
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Johnson Williams
Johnson-Williams
C. E. Jackson
Tigers
Berryville
Jackson
Hall of Fame rider Johnny Longden set for racing annals
Hall of Fame horseman Johnny Longden, known as the Grand Old Man, is insured as an All-Time Annals occupant for the Sport of Kings after riding 6,000 winners in a 38 year career on top tracks nationwide. In Waynesboro Pennsylvania three local athletes have earned college athletic scholarships including Bob Yowell to Penn State, Steve Seaman to the Naval Academy, and Jim King to Lebanon Valley College.
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Hall OF Fame
Johnny Longden
Waynesboro
Bob Yowell
Indians
Penn State
Steve Seaman
Naval Academy
Jim King
Lebanon Valley College
Virginia Tech hosts Cavaliers October 23 Lane Stadium dedication
Virginia Tech plans a big day on October 23 with Virginia Cavaliers visiting Blacksburg. The ceremony includes Lane Stadium dedication V.P.1, homecoming activities, a Cadet Corps Review and a parade. The Gobblers seek revenge for last year’s loss to Virginia.
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TECH
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Cavaliers
Blacksburg
V.P.1
Lane Stadium
Cadet Corps
Horserace Entries and Odds for Evening Program
Post time 7:15 P M with multiple races listed including 1st race 1300 WY MS Up featuring Blackherst Hedge Gary Myers and others. second race 130 J YO Up and Up. third race 1500 3-year-olds. fourth race 1400 2-year-olds with Fur maneuvers. includes horse names jockeys and weights. also mentions Also Eligible and Race 5 0 0 potential.
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Blackherst
Gary F.—Myers
Fugue Acorn
Keswick Kid
Allen B. J
Pindell
Sugar Loch—Hidalgo
Windy Crear
Reeder
Beau Baker
Econsent
H. Clark
Myers I
Todd
V. E
Osa
Ae P—H. Clar
Similth Lass—Donahue
Pe Naty
Fennewa
Fittle sen—Gordon
Davidson
Miss. Andres
Hedge
Chiefs trim AFL roster with three rookie releases
Liberty Missouri AP reports the Kansas City Chiefs cut rookies Ezell Seals Prairie View A&M Doc Griffith Auburn and John Fritsch San Diego Marines Tuesday night reducing their AFL roster to 51 players.
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Liberty
Kansas City Chiefs
Ezell Seals
Prairie View A&m
Doc Griffith
Auburn
John Fritsch
San Diego Marines
Chicago: Smacks Senators Twice Summer
The Minnesota Twins shake up the pennant chase with a 7-4 win over the Senators as Detroit leads the AL pack in a four team scramble for second. Carl Yastrzemski and Brooks Robinson contend for the batting title while Tony Oliva swings to defend. Willie Horton and Rocky Colavito duel for homers and RBIs in the lively league race.
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Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Twins
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Detroit
Willie Horton
Cleveland
Rocky Colagito
Horton
Tigers
Braves Top St Louis 4-1 Behind Lemaster Three-Hitter
Milwaukee pitcher Denny Lemaster blanked St Louis on three hits as the Braves beat the Cardinals 4-1. Detroit slugger Willie Horton crushed two homers and a single, driving in four in a 7-4 win against AL-leading Minnesota.
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Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis
Award Winners and Standings from 1965 Summer League
The Summer Housewife League of Health Cen iter presented awards at the Holiday Inn banquet with Pat Cooper as president. Mary Lou Jones and team Lucky Four led in first place with multiple players, while Gertrude Renner and team swept second and Irene Borror led third. Batting and pitching highlights feature Detroit’s big inning, Al Kaline homers, and AL standings tight behind Minnesota. Special awards honored perfect attendance, averages, and most improved bowler, with Robison and Mantle-laden notes for the Yankee game day.
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Summer Housewife League of Health
League
Pat Cooper
New Holiday Inn
Jack Fretwell
Mary Lou Jones
Ruby Wingfield
Helen Perry
Jean Loy
Gertrude Renner
Jeanne Kaval
Dottie Alt
Rosemary Day
Irene Borror
Mary Flowers
Marlene Martin
Pauline Miller
Mary Ann Funk
Betty Webber
Lois Hill
Janice Bohon
Jean Jennings
Twins
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
al Downing
Horton
Colavito
Indians
Athletics
Tigers
al Kaline
Don Wert
Hank Aguirre
Oliva
Robinson
Yastrzemski
Oriole
Steve Barber
Boog Powell
Dave More
Gayle
Painter Campy Campaneris
Rene Lachemann
Lew. Krausse
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Don Buford
Chicago
Floyd Robinson
Danny Cater
Downing
New York
Fred Newman
Bobby Richardson
Mickey Mantle
Gertrude Dunn
Gayle Painter
Margaret Dunlap
Grand American Trap Shoot Opens in Vandalia
The 66th Grand American Trap shooting Tournament begins in Vandalia Ohio with nine days of events. Officials expect up to 3000 participants from 50 states and Canada after 2719 shooters competed last year. The tournament runs August 23 with preliminary events in the first three days and William E Duggan of Delphos Ohio chasing the handicap title he won last year.
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Vandalia
William E. Duggan
Delphos
Ohio
Dodgers Maintain NL Lead With 4-2 Win Over Phillies
Dodgers beat Philadelphia 4-2 to stay half a game ahead of Milwaukee Braves, who won 4-1 over St. Louis. Big assists came as John Roseboro and Jim Gilliam sparked a late rally tying the game in the seventh, with Gilliam driving in the tying run. Elsewhere in the NL San Francisco edged New York 3-2, Cincinnati beat Chicago 6-4, and Pittsburgh topped Houston 8-6. In the AL Detroit defeated Minnesota 7-4, Kansas City beat Cleveland 3-2, Chicago swept Washington 7-2 and 5-1, Baltimore edged Boston 1-0, and New York toppled Los Angeles 6-1.
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Philadelphia
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Braves
Walt Alston
Jim Gilliam
Jim Lefebvre
Ron Fairly
John Roseboro
Willie Crawford
Maury Wills
Gilliam
Crawford
Lefebvre
Wes Parker
Kennedy
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Denny Lemaster
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Dal Maxvill
Ken Henderson
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Giants
Bob Bolin
Mets
Leo Cardenas
Cubs
Deron Johnson
Frank Robinson
Billy Williams
al McBean
Vernon Law
Donn Clendenon
Gene Alley
Spain Takes 2-0 Davis Cup Lead
Spain moved ahead 2-0 in the Interzone Final as Gisbert upset Ralston and Santana defeated Froehling in singles. The U S team, led by George MacCall, hopes to swing the doubles with Ralston and Graebner facing Santana and Arilla.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
U.S
Spain
America
India
United States
Dennis Ralston
Clark Graebner
Manuel Santana
Luis Arilla
George MacCall
Los Angeles
Frank Froehling
Juan Gilbert
Ralston
Santana
Gisbert
Barcelona University
Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
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Russ Potts
Shenandoah Downs
Gaybrook
Choice Priam
V. E’osa
Sword of Mine
Peters
Lori Rock—Myers
Shenandoah
Chiefs
Ory
Tar
Tula
Monte Gee
Aljumar
Suiste
Partics
Winchester Golf and Country Club
Senators
Housewives’ League
Jim Hackleman
THE
Isabel Calkin
Helen Elsen
Georgia Peffer
Maxine Miller
Evelyn Frye
Frances Griffith
Alice Ostertag
Delma Whitlock
Katherine Truslow
Letha Marple
Odie Whittington
Pat Shipman
Retha Crosen
Louise Cather
Marvene Braithwaite
Judy Chamberlin
Texaco 475
States
Canada
SAAB
Winchester
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Kendall Uc
Truck Service Center Inc
Northern Virginia
N. Loudoun ST
Murray Chass
Arilla
Chuck McKinley
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Pala
New Brunswick
N.J
Princeton
Rutgers
S. Cameron ST. Winchester
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