Winchester A Team Wins 24 Hour Relay Title
The Winchester A Team ran 271 miles 191 yards in a 24 hour relay at Winchester Recreation Park. The total tops state marks, surpassing the 245 mile Virginia state record set by William and Mary Track Club. Elton Horst led with 26 miles, 4:58 per mile average. Wayne Cromer added 28 miles, Kenney Brannon posted the fastest mile 4:45.8.
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Winchester
Winchester Recreation Park
Baxter Berryhill
Handley
William and Mary
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Elton Horst
Elton
Eastern Mennonite College
Wayne Cromer
Wayne
James Wood High
Allegheny Community College
Pittsburgh
The
University In
Kentucky
Kenney Brannon
Fort Lee
Amherst Co. H.S
Bobby Allanson
Mike Blue
Wayne Cramer
Warren Hoke
Gene Schultz
Howie Orndorff
Chris Tulou
Donnie Ganse
Winner Glad To Beat Cards
Charley Winner praised the Redskins 20 13 win over the St Louis Cardinals. Jimmie Jones and Richie Petibon earned game balls as Washington shut out the Cardinals for most of the game. Beathard connected on two TD passes in the fourth quarter and Curt Knight added two field goals.
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Washington
Charley Winner
Redskins
St. Louis Cardinals
Winner
St. Louis
Charles W
Stormy” Bidwell Jr
Bob Hollway
Jimmie Jones
Richie Petibone
George Allen
Cardinals
Jones
Beathard
Petibon
Curt Knight
Tommy Mason
Charley Harraway
Bob Brunet
Larry Brown
Sonny Jurgensen
Knight
Paul White
Bob Brown
Nichols Edges Phillips 3-1 In City League Play
Nichols defeated Phillips 3-1 in a double elimination City League game. J Anders led Nichols with two hits while Frank Simons pitched a four hitter with five strikeouts. G Singhas struck out seven for Phillips as the pair split duties in a 14-36 final.
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Nichols
Phillips
J. Anders
Braithwate
F. Simons
J. Lloyd
J.anders
R. Anders
Frank Simons
G. Singhas
Clarke County Students Invited for Fall Football
Eighth or ninth grade Clarke County students may try out for football this fall. Report to the school tomorrow at 3 p.m. If unavailable, attend any day this week at 3.
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Clarke County
City and Industrial League Softball Schedule
Tonight at Bodie Grim Field the City League features Godfrey versus Nichols at 7:00 and RC Cola against Phillips 66 at 8:30. Wednesday Industrial League games include Intertype versus Rubbermaid at 6:30 Grove Lime versus Crown Cork at 7:30 and RC Cola versus Phillips 66 at 8:30. today Business League matches list J.V. Arthur versus Shenandoah's Pride at 6:30 Perry versus Ritters at 7:30 and Carl Frye versus Va. Loan at 8:30.
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Bodie Grim
Mi Lady Captures Girls League Title in Final
Mi-Lady’s clinched the Girls League Championship by beating Bearings and Transmission 14 to 7 in the final. Sherry Largent Sharon Madagan and Doris Connor each had three hits for Mi-Lady’s, with Willie Largent adding a double and a triple. P Coates led Bearings with three hits in four trips while Carol Strader and Martha Taylor added two hits each in defeat.
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Mi-Lady
Bearings and Transmission
Debby Madagan
Sandy Madagan
Debby Newcome
Patsy Coates
Nancy Willingham
April Dunn
Donna DeHaven
Diane Combs
Sharon
Madagan
Ed Birch
Buddy Largent
Helen Davis
Doris Conner
Willie Largent
Bobbi Downs
Sherry Largent
Marty Proffitt
Tom DeHaven
Mi-Lady’s
Bearings and
Transmission
Bearings
Sharon Madagan
Doris
Nininger Dominates Local Track Victory at Winchester
Red Nininger wins the 30 lap Hare main at Winchester Speedway with Blake Cowgill in a strong second. Hartman suffers a damaged car in a lap 16 incident. eighteen cars started the Hare feature. Mini Stockers debut with Wayne Simpson and Jerry Wagner taking VW posts. First Wynn's Late Model Championship set for this Saturday with 50 lap feature and double points.
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Victory Lane
Winchester Speedway
Red Nininger
Blake Cowgill
Nininger
Cowgill
Hare
Junior Boone
Eddie Hartman
Boone
Hartman
Roland Roberts
David Wilt
Wilt
Roberts
Junior Crouse
Larry Donavan
Dan Sullivan
Ron Devers
Buck Carpenter
Buster Hopkins
Don Carter
Winchester
Wayne Simpson
Indianna
Jerry Wagner
Carlisle
Dick Curry
Pittsburg
Harvey Wittmer
Middletown
George Snyder
Talford
Saab
Snyder
Simpson
Beeler
Neff
Brigade, Capitol battle ends in narrow 14 13 loss
RMB edges Capitol 14 13 after late surge in final inning. Dick leads winners with three hits. Crabill and Richmond pace Capitol with multi hit games. Industrial League action sees Grove Lime beat Henkel Harris 23 13 as Hodson, Gossard each tally four hits. Rubbermaid tops Terry Industries 13 8 with Hickerson four hits. St Johns Redmen post 24 5 1 season mark under Coach Kaiser amid career 327 112.
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Capitol Records
Rubbermaid Brigade
RMB
Young
Martin
Proffit
Crabill
Capitol
Richmond
Rainsburger
Grove Lime
Henkel Harris
Hodson
Gossard
Grove
Larrick
Legge
Jenkins
Rickard
Kelley
Robinson
Hickerson
Jobe
Swartz
Brill
Terry
Rubbermaid
Winchester Mobile Homes dominates JV Arthur in Business League play
Carl Frye edges J.V. Arthur 11-0 as Stan White leads with three hits for Winchester Mobile Homes. Teammates Printz, Boyd, Peck, Bush, Dick, Shen don add two apiece. In second game Va. Loan beats Perry Engineering 16-9 with Paul Bromley going 4-for-4 and John Arthur adding three hits and two homers between him and Sisler. No score recorded for Renner's Plumbing versus Ritter's Mountaineers. Special: Charles Town hosts Hot Pants Handicap with 15 waitresses racing for 1500 purse starting at 7 10 PM. 50 to each starter, 60 30 10 payout.
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J.V. Arthur
Carl Frye
Winchester Mobile Homes
Stan White
Bob Printz
Marshall Boyd
Garland Péck
Junie Bush
Tommy Dick
Bill Shendon
Tom Dick
Va. Loan
Perry Engineering
Paul Bromley
John Arthur
Dave Sisler
Arthur
Terry Powell
Dickie Allanson
Bob Giles
Tommy DeHaven
Perry
Charles Town
W.va
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F&m Bank
RC Cola
Ritters
Johnny Haberbach
Sam Nally
Denny Bonebrake
Chuck Brannon
David Logston
Charlie Beeler
Louie Franklin
Jimmy Walters
Farich
Redskin
Don Parish
Chuck Walker
Larry Wilson
Bobby Miller
Jack Cleveland
Terry Industries
Terry’s
Rubbermen
Redmen
NEW York
St. John’s University
Jack Kaiser
White Capitol
Brigade
Ron Bageant
Arthur Carl Frye
Perry Va
Renner
Ritter
Mountaineer