Senators Stretch Win Streak as Whitaker Drives Win
Whitaker hit a fifth inning grand slam and a bases loaded at bat in the sixth failed to produce a run as he and Fritz Peterson led New York past Detroit 5-1. The Senators beat Chicago 4-3, extending their winning streak to five games behind clutch hits from King and Agee. Harmon Killebrew homered in both games for the Twins.
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F&M Bank Eliminated In Tourney
In Richmond on Saturday Farmers and Merchants Bank lost 11 to 6 to Goochland Baptist Cavaliers in the State Slow Pitch Tourney. Wendell Dick led F M with three hits, Berry Brothers of Fredericksburg won the title by beating Carter Lines of Norfolk 7 to 6.
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Haynie Shines in City Classic Amid Ohio World Series Bet
In Toledo Ohio the first Ladies World Series of Golf begins with a 10 000 top prize for 36 holes of medal play. Sandy Haynie pending the 32 000 World Series led Cincinnati with a 3 750 share from a 25 000 purse and Kathy Englehorn tied for fourth at 217 while Gloria Englehorn posted strong showings in the event.
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Exhausted golfer captures Philadelphia Golf Clas victory
Don January wins the $110,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley with a 278 total, one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus. Arnold Palmer tied for lead after 54 holes. Nicklaus surged to lead in the final round, finishing second.
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Falcons post first pro league win in exhibition
Atlanta coach Norb Hecker praised rookies Randy Johnson and Tommy Nobis after the Falcons defeated San Francisco 24 17 to notch their inaugural NFL victory. Johnson threw for 285 yards and delivered a key 35 yard TD pass to Alex Hawkins.
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Officials Meeting Tuesday Football Rule Clinic at Handley High
The Virginia High School League hosts a football rule clinic at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Handley High School gym. Co sponsored by VHSL and Valley Winchester Football Officials Association, the event features Earl S Gillespie, a new color film Know Your Football, a rules changes overview for 1966, mechanic revisions for 1966 67, and a Q A session.
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Houston Captures Little World Series Victory
Houston claims the Little World Series title with a decisive win. Details from Monterey indicate a dominant performance on Tuesday, with key plays shaping the outcome and star performances sealing the victory.
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Gogolak Expected To Bank In NFL Next Season
AP reports Charley Gogolak the No. 1 Redskins pick should have an easy transition to the NFL next season with goal posts on the goal line ten yards closer than college uprights. He is a Princeton kicker who will play in venues largely shared with major league baseball teams.
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Schollander Ties World Record at Centennial Meet
Don Schollander won the 110 yard freestyle in 53.6 seconds at the British Columbia centennial meet in Vancouver tying the world record set by Zachorn Los Angeles. Earlier he set a world mark of 1:57 in the 220 yard freestyle for Santa Clara Swim Club.
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Shiflett and Burn Claim Junior Central Virginia Tennis Titles
Charlie Shiflett of Richmond won the 16 and under boys championship while Lindsay Burn of Richmond captured the 16 and under girls title at the fourth annual Junior Central Virginia Invitational Tennis Tournament in Lynchburg. Burn defeated Mary Hotchkiss of Norfolk 6 3 6 2.
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Anderson Sheet Metal Wins League Season Championship
Anderson Sheet Metal clinched the League Season title in the Men's Handicap, winning all four points from the Intimidators. Allen Kibler led with 195 game and 527 series, while Bill Purtlebaugh starred for Intimidators with 197 and 534.
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Dovel Wins Eleventh at Winchester Speedway
Ray Dovel of Elkton inherited the lead on the 11th lap and won the 25 lap modified feature, his 11th win at Winchester this season and 23rd at area tracks. Moran of Staunton broke a spindle, dropping out early. Jack Deniston, Red Nininger, Chuck Brannon, and Don Davis followed in that order.
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Buckpasser Seeks 10th Straight in New Hampshire Sweep Stakes
Buckpasser owned by Ogden Phipps and trained by Eddie Neloy aims for a 10th consecutive win in the $250,000 New Hampshire Sweep Stakes Classic at Rockingham Park. The champion son of Tom Fool could pass Citation on the all time earnings list with a victory, as rivals Bold Bidder and Bold Hour also shined in weekend stakes.
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Clarke County Little League football signups end September 3
Clarke County announces registration for ages 3 through 12 closes Saturday September 3. Players must register to participate this season and should bring required documents.
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