Lucky Inn Edges Buckley in City League Thriller
Lucky Inn edged Buckley 3 to 2 in the City League with Singhass earning the win in relief of Lloyd. Buckley’s Unger led the losers with a double and a single as Eddies Dodson batted out of turn on a scored run for Esso before Shorty’s took the game 3 to 2.
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Lucky Inn
Buckley
Esso Nips Grocers
Buckley-Lages
Clarke County
Esso
Shorty’s Grocery
Kerns
P. Duvall
Lucky
Gosnell
Lennon
Fuller
Singhass
Jim Lloyd
Pitta
Oates
Unger
Tac’s
Eddies Dodson
Kline
Dodson
Shorty
Fetter
Clevenger
Willis
Grey
Frank Lake
Kalat and
Clark
Open at Congressional echoes 1963 U S Open
The first 13 finishers from the 1963 U S Open at Brookline moved to a recent event at Congressional in Washington D C. Their latest start signals a link between historic results and contemporary play and highlights ongoing competition among top golfers.
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Brookline
Mass
Congressional
Washington, D.C
Witmer Heads CT Jockeys At Charles Town Meet
At Charles Town Virginia racing enters its final three weeks of the summer meeting. Apprentice Ron Witmer tops the jockey standings with 25 victories in 115 mounts, ahead of Carl Gambardella with 23 wins in 166 attempts. Stanley Small sits third with 22 wins from 117 mounts as Robert K. Gheen Owen L. Follin and others share seven trainer wins. Mil ton Longerbeam, longtime leader, is absent and Mickey plans a late surge to regain the lead.
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Charles Town
W. VA
Ron
Id Witmer
Carl Gambardella
Stanley Small
Small
Ment
Robert K.gheen
Owen L. Follin
Lare Frank Smith, Jr
Asby D
Clatterbuck
Allen (Beard) Gaines
Lou Torreyson
Kenneth McLaughlin
Milton Longerbeam
Mickey
First base coach Jimmy Glee began as outfielder in 1933
Jimmy Glee, son of a Yankees figure, broke into baseball as an outfielder with Zanesville Ohio in 1933.
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Jimmy Gleeson
Yankees
Zanesville
Ohio
Nalley Captures Ninth in Winchester Modified Feature
BILL NALLEY driving the 327 Lee Stultz special led the 25 lap modified feature from lap 13 to win his ninth in a row at Winchester Speedway. Red Nininger led early, finishing second. Jack Dennison finished third as Burns remains out of action. Louis Newland won the 20 lap sportsman feature, his first of the season, after starting fifth and taking the lead on lap three. The eight-car semi late feature went to Wayne Kern in a 1956 Chrysler, with Huff and Vance second and third. Modified heat winners were Chuck Brannon and Dennison. sportsman heat winners were Hansberger and Brown. Races resume next Friday under lights at 8:30.
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Bill Nalley
Winchester Speedway
Nalley
Lee Stultz
Red Nininger
Jefferson
Jack Dennison
Arlington
Dennison
Bobby Burns
Burns
Staunton
Louis Newland
Woodstock
Newland
Charlie Beeler
Ray Drury
Wayne Kern
Whitacre
Chrysler
Henry Huff
Chevrolet
Russell Vance
Studebaker
Chuck Brannon
Dick Hansberger
Jimmy Brown
Boater Causes Chimney Top To Fall In Tornado Like Wind
A homeowner reported to police that a motorboat knocked off the top of his chimney as a windstorm estimated at 2100 miles per hour swept through the Georgian Bay area near Oshawa Ontario.
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Oshawa
Ont
Georgian Bay
Morgan County Horse Show At Berkeley Springs West Virginia
The Morgan County Saddle Club of Berkeley Springs will sponsor an eight event horse show on Sunday starting at 1 30 p m at the club show grounds three and one half miles from Berkeley Springs on Johnson Mill Road. Events include Clover Leaf Barrel Race Key Hole Race Ribbon Race Trail Horse Apple Bobbing Onion Race Wire Race and Pole Bending with three flat races of 175 yards each.
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Morgan County Saddle Club
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Johnson Mill Road
Winchester Evening Bowls Highlight Lanes Standings
In the Ladies Summer league at Northside Lanes Shenandoah Downs led by Lorra ine Sealock 158 149 169 476 and Connie Baker 141 176 170 487 with Elva White 177 151 167 495, Buckley Lages led by Betty McKee 134 156 172 462 and Mary Smallwood 153 395. Fearless Pires, Question Marks, Nameless and Lady Bugs posted scores behind leaders as teams competed.
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Northside Lanes
Shenandoah Downs
Buckley Lages
Lorraine Sealock
Betty McKee
Connie Baker
Elva White
Marge Haley
Joan Smallwood
Shenandoah Enterprises
Fearless Pires
Barbara Bos
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Dr. Hardtop
Sloan
Valley Ave
Winchester
Morgan County
Well
Nellie Ebersole
Mickey Longerbeam
Louise Dofflemyer
Geneva Sealock
Spitfires
Hilda ‘Braithwaite
Liz Butts
Barbara Madigan
Wanda Gilmor
Sara Dale
Chickie Brown
Hilma Lillis
Lady Bugs
Sepewitt
Mary Moo
Lady Bugsi
Marge Brown
Morrison
Seiberling
WYTEX
1St Tire
GE Radios
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock ST
Ierung
Iberling