Club Championship and Member Guest Highlight Season Results
Jackie Martin defeated Ev Binner in the 36 hole Ladies Club Championship final to claim the new ladies champion title. The Ladies Member Guest event had 20 teams with Ruby Boyd and Connie Baker posting low net at 65 and Connie earning guest low net. Other awards went to Ernestine Jones low gross guest, Kitty Perry low gross member, Grace Boettner low net member and low putts for Dolly Dean and Grace Boettner. Closest to hole honors went to Louise Clark on 4 and Grace Boettner on 13. The Men's Twilight League ended with a shrimp and crab feast. Stu Edmonds and Bill Radle led with 22 points, followed by Buddy Speakman and Leonard Perry with 21, Mac Strickler and Bob Allen with 20, and a tie for fourth at 19 between Ted Whittle and Don Jennings and Leonard Wisecarver and Ralph Lamp. First round of the Men’s Club Championship will begin after August 24 qualifying. A Home and Home on Aug 9 at Beaver Creek in Hagerstown ended in defeat but good hospitality was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Martin
Ev Binner
Ruby Boyd
Connie Baker
Connie
Ernestine Jones
Kitty Perry
Grace Boettner
Dolly Dean
Louise Clark
Stu Edmonds
Bill Radle
Buddy Speakman
Leonard Perry
Mac Strickler
Bob Allen
Ted Whittle
Don Jennings
Leonard Wisecarver
Ralph Lamp
Members-Guest completes at Carpers Valley Club
The Carpers Valley Club Member-Guest concluded after a weekend of weather and play. On Saturday two teams led with net 61 Gene Ratliff and Bob Ratliff and Al Murphy with Joe Shanholtz. Buddy Payne and Sonny Boyer won the event on Sunday with a net 127, while Lonnie Moore and Don Mart were close with 128 and two teams tied for third with 129.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpers Valley Golf Club
Don Martz
Clayton Anderson
Lonnie Moore
Paul Brandifino
al Murphy
Bill Deavers
Sonny Boyer
Buddy Payne
Gene
Bob Ratliff
Joe Shanholtz
Stan LaFollette
Don Mart
Paul Brandofino
Dick Martin
Record Falls as AAU Meet Opens in Los Angeles
At the 1970 AAU championships in Los Angeles Swim Stadium four teenagers earned national titles and set world records. Alice Jones, Debbie Meyer, Mike Stamm, and John Kinsella highlighted the night with record swims and strong showings as Olympic links edged into the competition. Meyer added a 4:24.32 400-meter freestyle world mark, while Kinsella broke Hans Fassnacht’s 400-meter record with 4:02.81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alice Jones
Debbie Meyer
Mike Stamm
John Kinsella
Munich
U.S
Jones
University of Cincinnati
Ada Kok
Miss Meyer
Sacramento
Calif
Debbie
Hans Fassnacht
Mike Burton
Arden Hills
Stamm
San Diego
Gary Hall
Roland Matthes
Jose Fiolo
Fiolo
Brian Job
Santa Clara
Susie Atwood
Mark Spitz
Horse Race Payouts and Attendance Report
Results from a betting card listing horses, odds, and payouts across nine races plus exacta and daily double results. Notable payoffs include the Daily Double at 8-7 paying 43.40 and the Big Exacta at 8-2 and 7-2 paying 762.00 with attendance 4,947 and total Hand paid 9,018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieter
Gen
Ike
Exacta
Gallant Team
Babe Beattie
Dandy Prince
Bush Smasher
Family Trouble
Mr. Bugg
Shenandoah Downs Exacta Wins Highlight Varied Cards
Clifton College the leading jockey and Charles W. Walker the top trainer won both races at Shenandoah Downs last night. The Big Exacta paid 36 tickets for $762.00 on the 8-2 and 7-2 combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. VA
Clifton College
Charles W. Walker
Shenandoah Downs
Slugging feats lift Yankees and Braves to wins
Tom Saladino reports New York tops Minnesota 4 3 as Mel Stottlemyre pitches seven strong innings and Leo Cardenas drives in two for Minnesota. Atlanta's Ron Reed improves to 6 5 with a 6 2 win over Philadelphia as Felix Millan and Reed drive in key runs in the Braves victory.
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Associated Press
Mel Stottlemyre
Ron Reed
Stottlemyre
Minnesota
Rip
Ping
New York Yankees
Twins
Reed
Atlanta
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Carty
Hank Aaron
Lindy McDaniel
Srates
Leo Cardenas
Woulfe and Haines Lead Eastern Amateur Round One
Woulfe 65 and Haines 65 spark a first round record assault at Elizabeth Manor. The pair led against a field including five Walker Cup members, five All-Americans, and U.S. Amateur champion Steve Melnyk, with Koch and Beecroft two strokes back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Manor
Woulfe
Haines
Philadelphia
Charlie Smith
Allen Miller
Steve Melnyk
Area Sports Schedule Shows Friday and Weekend Matches
Friday features Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m followed by church league semifinals Lutheran versus Burnt Factory at 6 30 p m Wesley against First Presbyterian at 7 30 p m City League tournament caps Friday with Delmonico versus Nichole at 7 p m Saturday brings City League Championship at 7 p m and Church League Championship at Preston Field on the schedule Sunday offers Apple Valley baseball with Star Tannery at Stephens City Boyce at Woodstock Gore at Strasburg Middletown at Mt Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Downs
Lutheran
Burnt Factory
Wesley
First Presbyterian
Preston Field
Apple Valley League Baseball Star Tannery
Stephens City
Boyce
Woodstock
Gore
Strasburg
Middletown
Mt. Falls
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Hagerstown
Beaver Creek
Maryland
Ray Loy Pro
Vence Valley Country Club
Howard Adkins
Shep Cell
Gene Ratliff
Dick Wray
Mac Carper
Carpers Valley Club
Mack Carper
Shep Campbell
Tate
Catalina
DODGE
Clarke County Motors
Plymouthé
Berryville, Va
Kinsella
Hinsdale
Ill
Linda Kurtz
Long Beach
Shenandoah
Rheingold Breweries, Inc
New York
Yankees
By Tom Saladino
Zit
Gary Koch
Temple Terrace
Fla
Moss Beecroft
Newport News
Delmonico
Nichole
W.y
Orange, NJ
Rheingold