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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1964
Page
11
St Louis built a 30-21 win over Baltimore behind a blocked field goal two INTs and a fumble recovery setting up three touchdowns and a field goal. The defense limited Baltimore to 147 rushing yards before 32000 at home.
Virginia using a heavier line dominated the second half to win 18 to 6 in the Virginia West Virginia High School All Star football game. Terry Stoneman of Fries and Eddie Childress of Bristol scored in the fourth and third quarters respectively. West Virginia led briefly on Ken Smithers’ 1st half TD, set up by a Hicks interception and a 26 yard run.Virginia capitalized on a 45 yard pick six by Tommy Shrader with 5:22 left and remained threatening in the final minutes.
CONSISTANT AGGIE McCall rolled 118 120 120 for 358 as McCall Zuckerman fell twice to Easters Godlove in the Husband Wife League at Health Center Lanes. Aaron Zuckerman saved his team with a last frame doubleheader strike and 138. Bonnie Eastep led winners with 111 121 118 for 350, plus Eugene Eastep 123 Alice Godlove 117 Wayne Godlove 113. Linden Pingley’s 350 powered Anderson Pingley to a 3 0 win over McKees Renners. Lynn Anderson 113 aided the victors while Louis Renner 117 Gerrude Renner 114 for the losers. Fritz Thompson’s 141 helped Thomson Miller top Goforth Willis. Pauline Miller 112 111 and Bill Goforth 121 Martha Willis 118 contributed. ODD PIN TOURNAMENT starts at 8 P M with cash prizes. three game format. League president Allen De Schon set Church League meeting for Thursday August 27 at 7 P M to finalize plans for the season. Housewife League ducks meet at Health Center Tuesday August 25 and Thursday August 27 at 9 30 A M to plan the season. Mabel Line rg Dot Grim Alice God ove in charge. New bowlers invited.
Akron Ohio AP Venturi and Collins shared second round lead at the American Golf Classic with 137 totals. Mason Rudolph two under tied for third at 138. Palmer dropped to five under after a 73. Lema led with 140 after a 71. Nicklaus moved to 142.
Vaughan Howard of Richmond dominates the Virginia AAU senior swimming championships winning the 400-yard freestyle and 200-yard individual medley after already taking the 200-yard freestyle and 400-yard medley. Two divers from Navy and Neptunes sweep sprint freestyles, while Chris Howard, Vaughan’s 12-year-old brother, captures the 200-yard butterfly.
Halifax County Va blanked Myrtle Grove Fla 4-0 to reach the Dixie Youth Baseball World Series final, meeting Cayce S.C. for the title. Alan Parham pitched two hit ball with eight strikeouts, Carl Boele drove in Scooter Dunn for the decisive run, and three insurance runs came in the fifth.
Harry Toscano of University of Houston sits one stroke ahead in the third round of the 72 hole Eastern Amateur Golf Tournament at Elizabeth Manor after a two under 68 yesterday. Deane Beman and Ward Wettlaufer trailed by one and two strokes respectively as top contenders.
In Westbury New York harness racing fans expect Speedy Scot to defend his form in the Roosevelt International Trot. The 4 year old colt from Castleton Farm Lexington swept Duke Rodney and Su Mac Lad in the American Trotting Championship posting a world record 2 31 2 for 1 1 4 miles. Su Mac Lad the 10 year old defending champion looms as the main challenger over the 144 mile course.
The Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee said tickets are sent to American Express as the sole U S agent for distribution to American purchasers. American Express will handle ticket distribution in the United States and reserve 80 000 to 100 000 tickets between October 25 and June 20.
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax showed elbow swelling receding Friday night but a doctor said he will not pitch until at least Monday. The injury worries linger as Los Angeles prepares for upcoming games.
Johnny Persol and Henry Hank battled to a ten round draw in the final weekly TV bout at Madison Square Garden before 5,219 fans. Three judges split on the result, with Mercante scoring 6-4 for Hank. The AP tally had Persol slight lead, while writers leaned Persol by 8-7.
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts the duo Chuck McKinley of San Antonio and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield are favored to retain the national tennis doubles championship. Semifinals featured Froehling and Pasarell defeating Ashe and Bond in a lengthy comeback. Riessen and Graebner faced a late challenge from Sangster and Stillwell before darkness paused play.
A. J. Foyt, who has dominated front engine cars, may race a rear-engine Lotus at Milwaukee this Sunday. He will test the Lotus for two hours at State Fair Park on Saturday and decide if he will run it.
Entry notes show $1200 claim for four year olds and up in one mile event. Ocala Rose with jockey Wilson is listed at 108 pounds in second race entries.
The O'Sullivan Little Baseball League finishes the season as regular season champions with a 19 2 record and captures the tournament crown. They beat Exchange 15 5 on Tuesday and 16 0 on Wednesday. Hinkle and Lockhart star on offense, with Lockhart pitching a third no hitter of the year in Wednesday's finale. Exchange had won the postseason tournament.
Vandalia Ohio AP three men achieved 100 straight in a Class AA 16 yard preliminary as the 65th Grand American Trapshoot opened. Dan Orlich Reno Nevada George Snellenberger Angora Indiana and Herb Bush Canton Illinois hit all 100 targets in the top division.
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