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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1975

Page

10

Five Inducted Into Baseball Hall of Fame

Judy Johnson and Earl Averill led a diverse Hall of Fame class enshrined in Cooperstown. Averill voiced frustration with the election system while emphasizing that statistics alone should not decide induction. Joining them were Ralph Kiner, Bucky Harris, and Billy Herman.

Cooperstown N.Y Baseball Judy Johnson Earl Averill Johnson Averill Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame Pittsburgh Ralph Kiner Bucky Harris Billy Herman

Twins Top Orioles 6 1 as Carew shines and mocks Weaver

Rod Carew collected three hits and scored twice to power the Minnesota Twins past the Baltimore Orioles 6-1. He said he loves beating Baltimore and Earl Weaver, who fired back that the Red Sox still lead the pennant race. Orioles still trail Boston by several games in the AL East as other scores unfold.

Rod Carew Baltimore Orioles Carew Minnesota Orioles Baltimore Earl Weaver Weaver Boston Red Sox Detroit Oakland California Milwaukee Cleveland Texas

Frye Undefeated Start in Business AA Tourney

Carl Frye opened defense of his Business AA League Tournament title by blanking B & J Carpets 13-0 as Chuck Renner pitched four hits. Dunlap, Frye’s toughest challenger, exited after losses to Tortuga 9-5 and Mel-Max Room 9-2. Frye scored five in the first inning.

Carl Frye B & J Carpets Chuck Renner Arthur Dunlap Tortuga Mel-Max Room Mike Thompson Frye Thompson Steve Boettner Renner Terry LaRue Jeff Dodd Terry Shickle B&j Carpets Mel Max Bev Webber Jim Brown Webber Brown Rodney DeHaven Mel-Max Doug Tucker A. Dunlap

Henkel-Harris and Zuckerman Remain Undefeated in Industrial League

Henkel-Harris defeated Western Union 17-4 and Zuckerman beat Abex 17-10 as undefeated teams in the Industrial League. Rubbermaid Office eliminated Rubbermaid Production 13-4 while Grove Lime beat U.A.W. 8-5. Henkel-Harris, the season champions, plated 12 runs on 11 hits in the first inning. John Slater homered.

Henkel-Harris Zuckerman Western Union Abex Rubbermaid Office Rubbermaid Production Grove Lime U.A.W John Slater Grim Field Alex

Calvary Baptist captures Frederick County league title with win

Calvary Baptist rode a five run fourth inning to an 8 3 victory over Stephens City Methodist sealing the Frederick County Mens League Tournament title. Calvary also claimed the regular season championship finishing 21 5 while Stephens City ended at 12 14.

Calvary Baptist Stephens City Methodist Frederick County Calvary Bobby Willis Willis Everett Kibler Kibler Larry Cain Gary Scothorn Steve Scothorn Stephens City Bobby Simmons

Bing Expects Trade to Washington Bullets

AP says Dave Bing expects to play for the Washington Bullets next season rather than the Detroit Pistons. He planned a meeting with Washington next week and called a trade agreement very likely. Bullets GM Bob Ferry was unavailable for comment.

Washington Dave Bing Washington Bullets Detroit Pistons Bing Bullets Bob Ferry National Basketball Association

Community sports doctors earn thanks for athlete exams

In an athletics notice the Star thanks Dr. Brian Landes and area physicians for providing Saturday exams for all 7th to 12th grade athletes. James M. Omps of Handley High School and James Casey of James Wood High School praise the doctors and nurses for their dedication to youth.

the Star Brian Landes James M. Omps Handley High School James Casey James Wood High School

Tuesday Church League Softball and Girls League Schedule

Preston Field hosts First Baptist versus Wesley at 6 30 and Braddock Street against First Baptist at 7 30 Grim Field hosts the Girls League tournament at 6 p m Winchester Merchants meet County Sheriff's at 7 p m and Sports Haven face Coaches Supply in the later game.

Preston Field First Baptist Wesley Braddock Street Grim Girls Diamond Winchester Merchants County Sheriff's Sports Haven Coaches Supply

Major League Standings And Schedule From AP

The Associated Press standings show the National League East led by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tied for the best record at 67 55 while St Louis and New York trail. West division leaders Los Angeles and San Francisco top the pack with Houston and Atlanta lower in the table. Monday results include Philadelphia over Atlanta and Cincinnati over St Louis. Upcoming games list matchups across all divisions, with multiple doubleheaders and three or more games scheduled.

Philphia Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Chicago Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles S.francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston Philadelphia Sutton Bonham Ruthven Thompson San Francisco Barr Reuss McIntosh Rogers Nolan McGlothen Matlack Dierker Boston Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit West

Ike Hileman Shocks Perry In City Tennis Tourney

In Winchester the city tennis tournament saw top seed Jeff Perry upset by Ike Hileman 2-6 7-6 7-6 in a dramatic mens singles upset. Leo LaPane defaulted as Lee Shearin defeated Brawner Cates in straight sets. Womens singles opened with Flynn Bailey Green and LaPane winning in straight sets.

Winchester Parks and Recreation Department Jeff Perry Ike Hileman Perry Malta Hileman Leo Lapane Lee Shearin Brawner Cates Judy Flynn Kay Bailey Meredith Green Laurie LaPane Green Elsie Stickley Ken Sisler Jerry Stickley R. Harris Carroll McDonald Victor Rice Boyd Fogle Bill Sirbaugh Mike Perry Ed Marinak J. Weaver George White Billy Pifer Anne Marie Devereux Beth Garber Handley John Rhodes Durbin Largent Diane Williams Susan O'Brien V. Rice B. Fogle B. Sirbaugh M. Perry R. Bunker T. Layne R. Widell J. Hersey S. Bray J. Milleson R. Downs J. Weber K. Sisler J. Stickley C. McDonald

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