Goodman A Young Star In Sandy Valley Bowling Tourney
Jerry Goodman of Northside earned first place at the Sandy Valley Bowling Tournament in Grundy with games of 279 and 266 for an 811 series among 439 entrants. He holds the high average prize from Northside Classic League and leads the Peterson Point race with an average near 200 in early rounds. He is a Shenandoah College sophomore living on Merriman's Lane.
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Shenandoah College Opens First Full Football Schedule
Shenandoah College launches its first full season after moving to Winchester with a seven game slate. Three home dates planned including an October 23 open date subject to negotiation with Bridgewater College and West Virginia Wesleyan frosh. Schedule features Sept 18 Ferrum away and Oct 30 Wesley away among others.
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Clarke County to play 1965 football schedule 10 games
Clarke County unveils a 10 game 1965 grid slate with six home games. opener Sept 3 vs George Mason at home and a mix of home and away contests including Sept 24 Elkton away and Nov 5 James Wood away. all times listed 7 30 at home 8 00 away with Broadway game at 2 pm.
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Vinny Giles Defends Virginia Amateur Title at Hot Springs
Lynchburg golfer Vinny Giles 22 defends the Virginia Amateur title in a match play program at Cascades course facing opponent Aulick Burke of Bristol. The event features youth versus experience with other early round pairings including John Meredith Jr. and Brad Tazewell. Giles admits the yips persist around greens as he battles through the first round.
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Time posted for Charles Town entry
Post shows race time at 17 30 P M in Charles Town with daylight saving time noted.
Rochester tops Buffalo 10 to 4 in IL clash
The International League game saw Rochester defeat Buffalo 10 to 4 as the Associated Press reports minor league action. Ariel teammates and standout performances highlighted the contest with Rochester pulling away in the late innings.
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Baxter Still Leads Western By Rex Baxter in lead at Western Open third round
Rex Baxter holds a two stroke lead at the 62nd Western Open with a 133 nine under par halfway total. Geiberger and Getberger chase as 81 players start the third round with $70 000 purse and $11 000 first prize at Tam O'Shanter course in Chicago.
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Australians Clinch Wimbledon Titles as Americans Struggle
Roy Emerson won the men's crown for the second straight year defeating Fred Stolle 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the final. Emerson and Stolle signaled return bids, while Dennis Ralston Cliff Drysdale and Rafael Osuna face a tall gap to close for future titles. Maria Bueno of Brazil ready to defend the women's title amid Australian dominance.
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Colavito Powers Indians Past Orioles as Win Streak Extends
Rocky Colavito drove in five runs with a homer, double, and single to lift Cleveland and widen their AL lead. The Indians offense supported Lee Stange’s four-hitter as they won their 18th of 21, with Baltimore’s pitcher John Miller yielding in the decisive fifth.
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Stuart Slugs Phils To Win
Stuart hit a two run homer in the eighth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4 3 win over Cincinnati. Rich Allen started the rally with a leadoff single, and John Briggs grounded out to bring home a run. Don Drysdale took the loss as the Dodgers fell behind in the NL standings. In other NL games, Perez homered for Cincinnati, while Clemente and Stargell led Pittsburgh past Milwaukee.
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Speedy Scot Seeks Roosevelt Inter national Crown After Victory
Speedy Scot of Westbury N Y defends his world trotting title in the Roosevelt International $100,000 event at Roosevelt Raceway next Saturday. He won the $50,000 American Trotting Championship Friday by three quarters of a length over Su Mac Lad with Speedy Count third a nose ahead of Big Joe.
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AL Leaders Roll Over Orioles 8-0 Behind Colayito Big Day
Rocky Colayito drove in five runs with his 19th homer a double and a single as the American League leaders routed Baltimore 8-0. Frank Kreutzer blanked Detroit 6-0 on three hits for his first win of the season and his first complete game.
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Mountaineers Eye Ambitious 1960s Schedule
West Virginia plans a tough next season with 10 ACC games and key non conference tests. Rivalries with Maryland Penn State Pitt and Syracuse strengthen the slate alongside Duke Illinois Marquette NC State North Carolina NCU and Johns.
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Palmer Looks Tough In Britain
Palmer shows form and confidence ahead of the 1965 British Open at Royal Birkdale. Arnold Palmer, using new putters and cigarettes, tours the course in strong 71–72 BI, as betting lists him 5-1 with Nicklaus favored at 7-2. Time challenge for 80 survivors from 310 qualifiers to reach the final 72-hole event.
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