Frederick County Little League Week Recap
Eight games played with five weeks completed. Monroe College beat Clearbrook Woolen 11 to 1 as Roy Reed struck out five in a four hit effort with two home runs. Gainesboro defeated Touchdown Club 9 to 4 behind Paul Nail and Paul Brannon home run. Servi-Soft edged Miracle Water 9 to 7 with a fourth inning grand slam by Rick Singhas. O L Payne topped Middletown Lions 9 to 2 as Darius Bowles pitched. Monroe College beat Touchdown Club 2 to 0 and Stephens City Lions downed Clearbrook Woolen 7 to 0. Servi-Soft swept Middletown Lions 14 to 6. O L Payne hammered Gainesboro 25 to 4 with Sammy Mason two homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Combe
Monroe College
Clearbrook Woolen
Roy Reed
Gary Legge
Reed
Phil Bray
Gary Leege
Allan Lee
Smith
C. Gladden
Omps
Gainesboro
Touchdown Club
Paul Nail
Bobby Luttrell
Paul Brannon
Christ Lockley
Jim Stivers
Servi - Soft
Miracle
James Wood
Servi-Soft
Rick Singhas
Kenny Swartz
Gary Link
Denny Richard
Philip DeHaven
O. L. Payne
Middletown Lions
Darius Bowles
Charles Jones
Keelar
W. Chumley
Rickinghas
Mike Peacemaker
David Jackson
Jeff Moler
P. Carper
O, L, Payne
Stephens City Lions
Mirace Water
Intrepid Aims to Defend Cup in Sept Challenged by Dame Pattie
Intrepid the favored 12 meter sloop skippered by Bus Mosbacher won the second round robin by defeating American Eagle to push her trials record to 4-0. The 24.3 mile course saw Intrepid open a one minute lead at halfway and pull away to a 3 minute 45 second victory. Constellation beat Columbia to reach 2-2 in the same series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
Intrepid
Bus Mosbacher
Australia
Dame Pattie
U.S
American Eagle
Constellation
Columbia
Nandoak D Downs Proud Clarion Wins First Race of 1967
Kentucky Derby winner 1967 Nandoah D Downs Proud Clarion captured his initial 1967 victory by eight lengths on a sloppy Hialeah track. It was the colt’s first career win as 4,422 fans watched. Handle reported at $273,104.
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Proud Clarion
Hialeah
Select Field In Frederick Purse Tonight
A seven horse sprint field for the Frederick Purse at Shenandoah Downs features Priam's Joker ridden by Frank Dyers Sea Service with Jesse Davidson aboard topweight Sea Service. Bryan Bay from Delaware and Jabal Red with Chetwynd are among the main contenders as Playful Timbeau wins the previous race and figures favorite in the mile and one sixteenth contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secatello
Chick At
Johnston
Ford
M. Espinosa
Howard
V. Espinosa
Blane
Swanner
Vasil
Depalo
Davidson
Adessa
Cape
Miss Merriman
Grove
Letty’s
Wander
Early Cross
Airney
Baker
Calvary Road
Fitzerald
Wego
Anne Billows
Sugar Loch
A. M. Imperatore
J. Lannone
Osceola’s Jury
Small
Lucky Sam
Reynolds
J. Michael
Sigler
Tom
Cave Dweller
Rivera
Opera Charlie
Zenith
Foot Bullah
Fitzgerald
Super Mike
Todd
Me Ahead
Numitor
Adrian Princess
Eva
Valera
Priestess
Sea Service
Windy Flame
Hedge
Bryan Bay
Mclivor
Cu Nim
Vebrissa
Jabal Red
Chetwynd
E. E. Henderson
J. D. Griffith
Nyrop
Queen Bergeruk
Myall
Casey
Ann
Horado
Vandall
Best Flame
Ash’s Dream
Aliform
Nona’s Gold
Friendly County
Jylland
Skyperson
Hi Corse
Little Pete
Playful Timbeau
Lady Tarantula
Congratulations
M.espinosa
Lone Liz
Aeramight
Jinx
Mr. Mystic
Hap’s_Cap
Mar Caribe
Knight-King
Zonda Dee
Ole Judge
Clark
Gaging
Spartan Luck
Dear Vin
Lonely Breeze
LeMaster
Doreen’s Knight
Charles Town
Robert W. Anderson
Priam
Joker
Frederick
Shenandoah Downs
Maryland
Shenandoah
Beau Priam
Frank
Betty J. O’brien
Timbeau
Jesse Davidson
Dante
Red Trans
Immunity
Middleburg Polo Hosts Potomac Sunday High Goal Match
Middleburg hosts Potomac at Phipps Field at 4 p.m. with Vinnie Rizzo leading Potomac and Hap Puelicher aiming for three goals. Deep Run beats Middleburg 10 9 in Richmond and Atlanta Braves recall Upshaw from Richmond.
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Middleburg
Potomac
Phipps Field
Vinnie Rizzo
Hap Puelicher
Puelicher
Chicago
Dick Riemenschneider
Bob Beer
Blue Ridge
Brandywine
Ray Harrington
Harrington
George Greenhalgh
Greenhalgh
Andy Guest
Pete Dunning
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Braves
Cecil Upshaw
Richmond
Upshaw
Braves
Bob Bruce
Shenandoah Downs Race Day Results
Quick recap of races at Shenandoah Downs. In the first race Miss Jac Jac paid 9.20 to win, Joys Secrete 29.20, and With It 4.60. In the second race Tom's Shamrock paid 9.00 to win with Lurrey Boy at 10.60 and Hunt Queen 6.20. The Daily Double (1-8) paid 75.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jac Jac
Joy’s
Ceelgee
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Races and Leagues
Tonight Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 7 15 with Frederick County Little League in Stephens City Monroe College Middletown Lions at Miracle Water and City League Softball games including Mountain Dew versus Phillips 66 Crown Cork versus Shenanbankers Winchester Little League and Stock Car Racing at Winchester Speedway. The weekend card features more Softball and Horse Racing along with Teen League action Sunday includes Gore at Star Tannery Stephens City at Front Royal Rappahannock at Bentonville and Lamar Sloan Ford versus Carroll Concrete at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Downs
Frederick CO
Stephens City Lions
Monroe College
Middletown Lions
Miracle
Mountain Dew
Phillips
Crown
Cork
Shenanbankers
Winchester
Workingman’s
Exchange
National Fruit Vs. Lions
Winchester Speedway
Mountain
Apple Valley League
Gore
Star Tannery
Stephens City
Front Royal
Rappahannock
Bentonville
Lamar Sloan Ford
Carroll Concrete
Epstein Leads Nuts To Split With Tigers
In a doubleheader, Mike Epstein drove in six runs for the Washington Nationals as they beat the Detroit Tigers 8-3 and 6-1. Camilo Pascual and Joe Coleman threw four-hitters for wins, while Hoyt Wilhelm saved the White Sox 1-0 over California and Eddie Stanky stretched lead. Harmon Killebrew homered twice for Minnesota in a 3-2 win over Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Rock
Associated Press
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
Wilhelm
Gary Peters
White Sox
California
Eddie Stanky
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Kansas City
Detroit
Mike Epstein
Washington
Tigers
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Stanky
Peters
Ken Berry
Bobby Knoop
Bill Skowron
Jimmie Hall
Knoop
Roger
Repez
Jim Fregosi
Epstein
Man
Pascual
Max Alvis
Joe Azcue
Indians
Yankees
Major League Standings And Thursday Results
Major League standings and results from Associated Press play include San Francisco beating Houston 5 to 4 in 10 innings, New York 7 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 8 St. Louis 1, Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1, with Philadelphia at Atlanta tied by rain. Tonight features several matchups including New York at Cincinnati and Houston at San Francisco. Saturday schedules list Philadelphia at Atlanta and New York at Cincinnati among others.
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Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Monday
New York
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lcotus Martin
Sports Action, Inc
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
J. G.B
L. Pet. GB
Chicago Chicago
Minnesota
San Fran
Detroit
Boston Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Phila
Phia
Baltimore
Wash'n
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
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Gene Jenkins
L. Smeltzer
R. DeWitt
Lions
Larazzara
Jeniis
Milhoun
F. Fulton
Ine
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Gladden
Bill Rexrode
Chick Jones
Sammy Mason
Christian
Nandoah D
Don Ross
Guest
Pat Guest
Martha Harrington
Iona Dunbar-Ferguson
Joan duPont
Charles Stuart
Liz Dunning
Dunning
Fortugno
Weymouth
Ross
Handicap
Deep Run
Ferguson
Iselin
Middlebury
Ollie Iselin
Sam White
Don Grubbs
Pony
Randy Jones
Grubbs
S. White
Perrin
R, Jones
R. Staples
Staples
Filando
Wim Cliff
Florida
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Winchester, Va
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