Shenandoah Bank, New Market Win Openers in City Tourney
In Bodie Grim Field first round action Shenandoah Bank routed Crown Cork & Seal 10-1 while New Market Angels edged Ward's Plaza 10-9. Shenandoah Bank advances to face Phillips 66, and New Market meets Winchester Mobile Homes in the early second-round games.
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Bodie Grim Field
New Market Angels
Ward's Plaza
Shenandoah Bank
Crown
Cork & Seal
New Market
Crown, Cork & Seal
Bankers
Jess Donald
Ronnie Keeler
Ward
Plaza
Ronnie
The
Angels
Jim Hamilton
Tuesday Show Of Stars Promises Major Wrestling Night
Ten top mat stars headline a Tuesday program promoted by Phil Zacko and backed by the Elks Club at James Woodills Stadium. Main event features Dr Big Bill Miller vs Spyros flow, a one fall match with a 60 minute limit. Monsoon and Pugliese clash in a giant tag match as Tank Morgan faces Adrian Hussien, plus a four bout card including a special tag team. Tickets via Elks Home. Shenandoah Downs entries listed.
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Phil Zacko
Elks Club
Winchester
James WoodiLs
Big Bill Miller
Ohio State
Columbus
W.W.W.F
Arion-Miller
Gorilla Monsoon
Antonio Pugliese
Bruno
Compabass
Italy
Pugliese
Monsoon
Tank Morgan
Crooked Neck
Adrian Hussien
Republic of Sudan
District Tourney Schedule and Honors Reported
Today's games list Phillips 66 against Commercial and Savings Bank at 5:00 p.m. Winchester Mobile Homes meets F and M Bank at 6:45 p.m. New Market Angels face Sheavabankers at 8:30 p.m. Sunday's 1:00 p.m. semifinal pits Saturday 5:00 winner versus 6:45 winner and 2:30 p.m. final follows. Coca Cola Bottling Co wins, Jack Fretwell Team Sportsmanship, M.V.Ps awarded, district commissioner notes.
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Phillips 66
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester Mobile Homes
F & M Bank
New Market Angels
Sheavabankers
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Jack Fretwell
W.A
M.V.P
Coca Cola M.V.P
V.A
S.A
Reds crush Pirates as Rose 4 for 4 costs $50 fine
Pete Rose went 4 for 4 with a triple two doubles and a single driving in three and scoring twice as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 6 2. Rose was fined 50 for stranding a runner at third with less than two out under Dave Bristol's new rule. The Reds hoped to halt a recent slump while other NL results included Giants Dodgers Braves Mets and Cardinals over Phillies.
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Jim Rotick
Rusty McDonald
Wards Plaza
Ron Keeler
Jim Orndoff
Larry Snapp
Quinton Smith
New Market
Dickie Keeler
Ward's Plaza
Rose
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Dave Bristol
Bristol
Giants
Dodgers
Hart
Bill Singer
Ray Sadecki
Frank
Linzy
Jeff Torborg
Los Angeles
Joe Torre
Mack Jones
Mets
Braves
Torre
Hank Aaron Jacross
Jones
Jack Lamabe
Cubs
St. Louis
Houston
Barry Latman
Don Davis
Bob Aspromonte
Astros
Jimmy Wynn
Steve Carlton
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Julian Javier
Larry Jackson
All-America game spotlight on George Webster
Michigan State star George Webster is highlighted as the top pro prospect on the East squad in the seventh annual Coaches All-America game in Atlanta. Coaches praise his versatility and leadership as he eyes a pro career with the Houston Oilers.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
George Webster
Michigan State
Atlanta
Tom Cahill
Webster
Cahill
Vince Dooley
Georgia
Jerry Claiborne
Virginia Tech
Dick Butkus
Tommy Nobis
Chicago Bears
Butkus
Atlanta Falcons
Nobis
Houston Oilers
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
Phillips
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Mel Farr
UCLA
Harry Wilson
Nebraska
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Cassius Clay seeks Tokyo bout to pay alimony and fees
Former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay asked U S District Judge Joe Ingraham for permission to fight in Tokyo to cover alimony and legal costs. The court paused to review possible anti American activity as prosecutors urged bond withdrawal and passport revocation. Clay cited a Tokyo contract with Artlife Association and said an Aug 15 bout could net about 200000 dollars.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
Tokyo
U. S. Dist
Joe Ingraham
Clay
Artlife Association
Ingraham
U. S. Atty
Morton L. Susman
Los Angeles
Susman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nininger Wins Fireball 50 at Winchester Speedway
Nininger of Jefferson Maryland led the Fireball 50 field to victory in 18 minutes 38.2 seconds at Winchester Speedway. George Weaver finished second with Hal Browning Lynn Paxton and Elmer Ruby on the same lap. Five cars crashed early but all drivers escaped injury. 14 of 15 starters finished.
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Red Nininger
Jefferson
Winchester Speedway
Nininger
Duncan Brothers
Lynn Paxton
Bill Berry
Ray Dover
Chuck Brannon
Smokey Stover
Stover
Boyd Arnold
Dover
Brannon
Paxton
Reds Garrett
George Weaver
Hal Browning
Elmer Ruby
Jere Burns
Gerald Chamberlain
Louie Newlin
Jackie Clare
Irvin King
Newcombe Wins Title at Wimbledon Leads Australian Masters
Billie Jean King the 23 year old Californian seeks to win all three Wimbledon women titles as Ann Jones reaches the final after five prior semifinals. John Newcombe dominates the men’s final 6 3 6 1 6 1 in 75 minutes, while Hewitt and McMillan claim the doubles title. Two women’s polo teams, the Margaritas and the Rams, set for a 4 45 p m twin bill after the Branwine Blue Ridge game at Middleburg on Phipps Field.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean King
Doris Hart
Ann Jones
John Newcombe
Bob Hewitt
Frew McMillan
Bill Bowrey
Owen Davidson
Roy Emerson
Ken Fletcher
Newcome
Wilhelm Bungert
West Germany
Blue Ridge
Middleburg
Margeritas
Rams
Phipps Field
Winchester Little League Results Last Night
Kiwanis beat Exchange 11 to 4 while Rotary defeated Lions 6 to 1 in last night's Winchester Little League games.
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Winchester
Kiwanis
Exchange
Rotary
Lions
Thursday results show Sullivan's 8 Workingman's 2 Green Chemical 2 National Fruit 0
Sullivan's wins 8 to 2 over Workingman's as Green Chemical drops to 2 and National Fruit is shutout with 0. The scoreboard lines reflect four teams' performances in Thursday games.
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Sullivan’s
Workingman’s
Green Chemical
National Fruit
Roberts Memorial Race Set For Sunday At Hagerstown
The Roberts Memorial 50 lap modified main event honors Johnny Roberts who won at Hagerstown before his death. A $800 prize awaits the winner from a $550 purse with double points for all 30 finishing positions. Doris Roberts will present the Roberts Memorial trophy as 30 fastest cars qualify from 10 lap heats starting at 7 p.m. If rain, the race shifts to the following Sunday.
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Newlin
Weaver
Ruby
Tommy Dixon
Junior Feathers
Dick Warrenfeltz
Warrenfeltz
Fairplay
Johnny Roberts
Hagerstown Raceway
Hagerstown
Roberts
Doris Roberts
City Oval
Roger Sowers
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Vernon Stead
Funkhouser
Howard Smith
Robert Stultz
Guess
Jerry Hannas
Walter Barr
Ron Rice
Donald
Bill Edmonds
Roger Milburn
Inother
Mountain Dew
C & S Bank
Valley Tastee Freez
Ward’s Plaza
Ward's
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Turner Funkhouser
Crown Cork
Lacy Anderson
Frederick County
Greece
Spyros
Shenandoah Downs
Lady Renown
Mr. Key
Swannanoa
Sin Sonic
Segundo
Dean W
Topic Destiny
Elnora
Snuckser
Mal Perdedor
Open Hearted
Quillorulla
Buleck
Mr. Fizz
Little Pete
Nake
Nellie S
Legislador
Fair Saratoga
Nomie’s
Dobson
Sat
Sun
Sioner
Hal, Bock
Pete Rose
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Sammy Ellis
Jim Hart
Ruck Sale
Kenworth
International
Teen League
American Legion
Lamar Sloan Ford
Northside
GW Motors
Carroll Concrete
By Ron Speer
Florida
Steve Spurrier
Purdue
Bob Griese
Jon Brittenum
Bo Burris
Burris
New Orleans Saints
Griese
Miami Dolphins
Cassius
ROUTE
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Buddy Ebert
Herman Keller
Bunky Fuller
Newcombe
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