Major League Standings and Tonight's Games
The schedule lists Houston at New York and Milwaukee at Cincinnati as twi night and two other matchups San Francisco at Philadelphia Chicago at St. Louis and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Wednesday games include Houston at New York Milwaukee at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Philadelphia.
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New York
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Snippets from Weekday Card
The results show New York beating Los Angeles 4 to 2 and Minnesota defeating Detroit 3 to 2. Cleveland versus Kansas City was postponed by rain. Chicago hosted Baltimore with a 2 run game. Boston faced Washington in a night affair.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
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Baltimore
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Washington
WCW. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles Angels
Jack Cullen
Yankees
Elston Howard
Tony Kuebek
Jim Fregosi
St. Albans Man Cards Ace at Greenbrier Ninth
James E. Britt, age two-year golfer, scored a hole-in-one on a 208 yard ninth at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. The achievement came in his second year of golfing.
Mountaineers Emphasize Kicking In Camp
West Virginia's Mountaineers open drills with added focus on the kicking game and punting. Coach Gene Corum says sessions begin with punting drills as 71 candidates, including 29 lettermen, report at Jackson’s Mill. Conference rival Richmond looms Sept 18 in Morgantown. East Carolina also starts workouts as a league member.
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Associated Press
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Mountaineers
Gene Corum
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Jackson’s Mill
W.va
Richmond
Spiders
Morgantown
W. Va
East Carolina
Pirates
Greenville
N.C
Clarence Stasavich
Sunnyside Shocks Market to Reach Church League Final
Sunnyside beat Market Street 2 1 in eight innings as Louie McDaniel earned the win with two hits and a key sacrifice fly by Richard Clem. In the other semi final First Baptist scored 12 9 over Catholic CYO as Ken Simpson and Lawrence Grim led with three hits apiece. Tonight at 7 p m Sunnyside and First Baptist meet for the league title.
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Market Street Methodist
First Baptist
Catholic Cyo
Market
Sunnyside
Louie McDaniel
Ralph Ordel
Richard Clem
Cyo
Lawrence Grim
Ken Simpson
Baptist
al Grim
Buck Cooper
Alonzo Whitlock
Ken Eyre
Whitlock
Worthington and Klippstein Triumph In 11th
Minnesota beat Detroit 3-2 as Al Worthington and John Klippstein shutout the Tigers over five innings. Don Mincher's RBI single and Sandy Valdespino’s two out hit in the 11th provided the decisive run. Yankee 4 Angels 2 also noted.
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Twins
al Worthington
John Klippestein
Tigers
Don Mincher
Sandy Valdespino
Larry Sherery
Talk of Mile Record Heat Avoided for Hambletonian
DU QUOIN ILL AP Talk of a record mile heat in Wednesday s 122245 Hambletonian is being avoided but must be considered a possibility. A field of 11 will line up for the premier harness racing stake for 3 year old trotters with Noble VAGIPEY driven by veteran Stanley Dancer seeking his first trip in the event after five misses Armbro Flight a big black filly piloted by Joe O Brien twice a Hambletonian Winner is and choices in the betless race at 3 1. Marengo Hanover driven by John Simpson is 10 1 and the only horse to finish ahead of Noble Victory in two years. Australia s Kel Nagle was the only 1 to break par twice in this year s US Open.
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Springfield
Reynolds Returns to Dickinson in College Spotlight
Doug Reynolds, the former Randolph Macon Academy end, reappears in the scene now at Dickinson College in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Dickinson faces Bucknell LaFayette and other strong Pennsylvania small college programs in a challenging circuit.
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Carlisle
Washington Redskins
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LaFayette
Pennsylvania
Touch League Set Shapes Up Strong Football Race
Swimley Furniture sponsors the fourth touch football league alongside Shenandoah Valley National Bank WHPL and Lamar Sloan. Coached by Al Cummings and Robert Fletcher with Ken Smith and Roland Nelson also named. Starters include Donnie Oates Cookie Adams Terry Plank and others as practice sessions heat up. The Wise Ole Owl declines predictions while promising an exciting season for fans.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Lamar
Local Church League All Stars Fall In Slow Pitch Opener
The Church League All Stars lost 4 to 3 in the state slow pitch tournament opener. Johnny Dick went 4 for 4 to pace the locals. Jerry Bemnsdaffer crushed a 300 plus foot homer, one of the longest at Byrd Park in years. A pinch hitter drove in the winning run against pitcher Ralph Ordel as Winchester bore the loss.
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Johnny Dick
Jerry Bemnsdaffer
Jerry
Byrd Park
Richmond
Winchester
Ralph Ordel
James Wood Touchdown Club Meeting Opens 1965 Campaign
The James Wood Touchdown Club holds its General Membership Meeting at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Kiwanis Shelter with refreshments. Coach Jim Casey and assistants Willie Walters and Walter Barr discuss the 1965 Colonels prospects. A film of the Colts Browns title game will be shown.
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Willie Walters
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Browns
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Allegany Stars Transfer to KU and Duke as Coach Steps Down
Dave Toey will attend the University of Kansas this fall as a 6-9 to 6-10 center. Steve Vandenberg plans to join Duke this year as a 6-7 standout. Allegany coach Chet Payne, who steered three strong Maryland campaigns, has stepped down, signaling a post Toey and Vandenberg era.
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Steve Vandenberg
Allegany
University of Kansas
Dave
Sidekick Vandenberg
Duke
Chet Payne
Maryland
Chet
Vandenbergs
Evening Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Playoffs
Tonight's slate features Winchester City League softball playoffs at 7 and 8:30 p.m. Phillips 66 faces Buckley Lages and Halltown faces Lucky Inn. Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 7 15 p.m. Wednesday and daily through the week includes finals, football matchups, and a Sunday baseball game at Sleepy Creek.
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Musselman
Maccabiah Games End Today At Tel Aviv
The seventh World Maccabiah Games conclude in Tel Aviv with the United States leading in medals and a capacity crowd expected at Ramat Gan Stadium. Highlights include finals in the 1500 meters and 400 and 1600 meter relays, plus exhibition 800 by Bill Crothers. Morgan Sharply rises with 5000 and 10000 meter wins.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United States
Ramat Gan
Canada
Bill Crothers
Coach Billy Martin's Minnesota Twins Career Highlight
Coach Billy Martin compiled a .257 batting average across 1,021 major league games.
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Billy Martin
Minnesota Twins
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