Phillips 66 Takes One Game Lead In Bankers Showdown
Phillips 66 built a four run rally in the sixth as they defeated the Oilers 4 2 in the first game of a best of three series for the championship. Danny Longerbeam and Bob Lloyd had two hits each for the Oilers while Gene Singhal allowed five hits for the win. The G & S Bank beat F & M 2 1 in the opener with Jerry Fink gaining the win and Eddie Grim the loss.
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C & MS Bank
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Bob Lloyd
Larry Buckner
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Dixie Wiltshire
Steve Denny
Danny Longerbeam
Jimmy Lloyd
Bob Jackson
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Eddie Grim
Chris Short
Phillies
Johnny Callison
Mel Queen
Houston
Ted Abernathy
Cincinnati
Astros
Queen
Vada Pinson
Dodgers
Larry Jaster
Cardinals
Jaster
Los Angeles
Bill Singer
Winening
Willie Davis
Lou Johnson
Davis
Orlando Cepeda
al Jackson
Jack Lamabe
Joe Hoerner
Charles Town Night Horse Racing and City League Final
Horse racing at Charles Town begins at 7 15 p m followed by the continuation of the championship city league tournament at 7 p m. The program highlights a dual evening of sports with racing results and basketball title action.
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Charles Town
Singer Wins 7th Straight As Dodgers, Cards Split
In a rough night for Hall of Famer Juan Marichal his return lasted 4 2 3 innings as the Braves lost 5 1 to Atlanta. The Dodgers edged the Cardinals 5 4 in the opener while the Cardinals won the nightcap 4 1 to split the doubleheader.
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Singer
Managers to Practice What They Preach In Church League
The Church League managers plan to show umpires they were unaware all year and set them right in a seven inning span. Veteran pitchers listed include Jack Fretwell Teddy Legge Jim Laise Thurman Fisher and John Gowdy. Fielders include Dick Wolfe Bob Dale Tom Hannas Will Larrick Fred Hildebrand J L Stotler Gene Line Dave Ramsey Roy Cooper Curtis Robinson and Sonny Higgs awaits final lineup after exams from Allen Hawthorne.
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Jack Fretwell
First Baptist
Teddy Legge
Braddock Street Methodist
Jim Laise
Presbyterian
Thurman Fisher
Wesley-Frederick
John Gowdy
Grace Bible
Dick Wolfe
Keystone
Bob Dale
Market Street Methodist
Tom Hannas
Will Larrick
Fred Hildebrand
North Frederick
J. L. Stotler
Braddock
Gene Line
Market Street
Dave Ramsey
Roy Cooper
First Brethers
Curtis Robinson
Dr s Choice Narrowly Wins Charles Town Feature
Manuel Mendelson's Dr. s Choice ridden by Jesse Davidson edges Sweet Cider and Chief Alamo in the summer tan purse at Charles Town. The favorite pays 5.00 with a 193.20 twin double for 165 tickets. Also results from Mama Doc All A's Ridge Flower Red Sunrise and Rangers training in Kitchener next fall.
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Charles Town
W.va
Manuel Mendelson
Jesse Davidson
Edward W. Barr
Sweet Cider
Chief Alamo
Bobby Howard
Hel-Doc Farm
Mama Doc
Kenny Baker
Jim Fockler
Naughty April
Garde
Naughty
Zenith
Nelsonville
Regal Music
Eres Knight
Mighty World
Sun Tom
Smart Bunny
Chance shines as Twins sweep doubleheader in Cleveland
Dean Chance notches a two hitter to beat the Indians and sweep the twin bill, lifting Minnesota into the American League lead. He tops Sonny Siebert who pitched eight innings in a no hit bid last season. Chance credits luck and notes his parents in attendance, while Humphrey congratulates the club by telephone.
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Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Sonny Siebert
Newsemen
Siebert
Twins
Washington Senators
Cleveland Stadium
Harrelson Hired by Red Sox After KC Dismissal
Ken Harrelson, the fired Kansas City first baseman, reached terms with the Boston Red Sox on Friday and was added to the roster immediately. The move follows his dismissal earlier this week by owner Charles O. Finley.
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Chicago
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Boston Red Sox
Horse Show Cancelled by Opequon Saddle-Club
The Opequon Saddle-Club cancels the upcoming horse show scheduled for tomorrow. A new show date will be announced later. The year-old colt King's Fame is a son of One-Eyed King and Fame N Fortune.
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Opequon Saddle - Club
King’s Fame
One-Eyed King
Fame ’N Fortune
Westchester Classic Second Round Delayed By Rain In Rye
The Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club in Rye, New York, resumes with 18 holes today weather permitting. Gary Player Jim Colbert and Mason Rudolph led after a 66 first round while Nicklaus Charles and Schlee trailed by one stroke at 67.
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Westchester Country Club
Ulation
Gary Player
South Africa
Jim Colbert
Kansas City
Mason Rudolph
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
New Zealand
John Schlee
Eagles Stop Bills Falcons Win Upset
In pre season action Philadelphia edged Buffalo 38-30 to finish unbeaten in the merger era. Atlanta stayed hot with a 34-31 win over Cleveland as Randy Johnson threw three TDs for the Falcons and Leroy Kelly rallied the Browns in the final quarter.
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New York Jets
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Vikings
Denver
Broncos
East Podunk U
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Packers
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Cleveland
Norm Snead
Chuck Hughes
Joe Scarpati
Scarpati
Randy Johnson
Atlanta
Frank Ryan
Browns
Leroy Kelly
Chance Fires No-Hitter as Twins Sweep Into Lead
Dean Chance pitched a no hitter for Minnesota in the second game of a two night doubleheader in Cleveland, as the Twins beat the Indians 2-1 to move into first place in the American League. The Twins also won the opener 6-5, while Boston Chicago Detroit and New York results followed in a busy schedule.
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Charles Town Evening Races and VSGA Open Update
Charles Town results show Ridge Flower first with Spot-O-Gold second in a race card with payoffs. Scratches listed include Omalone Hy Depth Mayquille and several others. Martinsville reports rain washed out the 18 hole opening round of the Virginia State Golf Association Open, shortening the event from 54 to 36 holes.
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Miss Vanity
Mayquille
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Sugarpop
Beware
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VSGA
Major League Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
National League standings list St. Louis leading with 79 wins, Cincinnati 68, Chicago 68, Philadelphia 65, Atlanta 64. Results show Philadelphia swept Pittsburgh, Cincinnati beat Houston, Los Angeles beat St. Louis, Atlanta over San Francisco, Chicago at New York rained out. American League records feature Minnesota 71, Chicago 70, Boston 71, Detroit 70, California 64. key results include New York 5-1 over Washington, Minnesota 6-2 over Cleveland, Boston 7-1 over Chicago, Detroit 3-0 over Kansas City. Upcoming games include Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at Houston, and multiple doubleheaders and twi-night games as scheduled.
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