King and Court Here Tonight at Bottle Grim Field
Feigner nicknamed the King leads an aspirin fastball troupe at Bottle Grim Field against the Winchester City League All Stars managed by Foote Emmart. Frank Simons slated to start for the four-man squad after Feigner’s Williamsport Md appearance last night.
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Bottle Grim Field
Feigner
Foote
Emmart
Frank Simons
Williamsport
King
Bodie Grim Field
Mark Bailey
Eddie
the King
al Jackson
Jim Herrick
Standings Feigner’s storied pitching career spans records
Feigner amassed 3,013 wins in 3,334 games before the season and struck out 50,799 batters in his tenure as softball’s top pitcher. He threw 140 perfect games and 908 shutouts with 481 no-hitters, averaged a high 24 strikeouts per nine innings, and drew over 17.7 million fans while the four-man team logged 1.58 million miles across 49 states starting in 1946 in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feigner
the King
Eddie
Virginia
Walla Walla
Washington
Presbyterian Upsets Baptist and Wesley-Frederick Rally
Presbyterian tripped Baptist 6-4 to snap a long skid as Jim Laise allowed seven hits for the win while Dick Martin took the loss and Bunny Benham led the Presbyterians with three hits. Wesley-Frederick beat First Brethren 7-6 in a slugfest with 22 hits as Frank Foreman earned the win. Market Street rallied past Sunnyside 5-3 behind three sixth inning runs and two seventh inning markers, Gene Gunter collecting three hits. Mobile Homes moved into second with an 8-6 win over Farmers and Merchants Bank as Donnie Oates nabbed three hits and the four-run seventh sealed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church League
Market Street
First Brethren
Wesley-Frederick Q
Sunnyside
Braddock Street
Presbyterian
City League
Bank
Il F & M Bank Ll
Shenvabankers
Shorty’s Furniture
Baptist
Presbyterians
Jim Laise
Dick Martin
Bunny Benham
Jim Butler
Terry Plank
Buck Cooper
Wesley - Frederick
Brethren
Gerald Ramsey
Hap Spurs
West
The
Methodists
Quayle Wahoos No 1 Sophomore Halfback Prospect
Charlottesville report praises Frank Quayle III of Virginia as the top sophomore tailback candidate, citing speed and toughness. Coaches and alumni weigh his potential against past Virginia greats while noting academic efforts and a lacrosse comparison to Jim Brown.
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Charlottesville
Frank Quayle
Cavaliers
Frank
Virginia
Garden City
N.Y
Bob Prusmack
Cavalier
George Blackburn
Quayle
Dudley
Bluefield
Blackburn
Quale
Bill Dudley
Jimmy Brown
Syracuse
Brown
Garber's Ice Cream Beats Shenandoah Downs In Lanes League
In Northside Lanes Ladies Summer League Garber's Ice Cream defeated first place Shenandoah Downs 3 to 1. Jean Hovermale led winners with 180 515 series, Dot Clark bowled 171, Lorraine Sealock 449, while Dot Starnes tied Geneva Sealock at 437 for high series in a 4-0 Skyrocketts win over Crazy Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber’s
Shenandoah Downs
Jean Hovermale
Dot Clark
Lorraine Sealock
Fearless Five
Rockettes
Dot
Starnes
Geneva Sealock
Mary Miller
Helen Clevenger
Bowling Standings Shuffle After Key Matches
Maw raders slip from first after a loss to first place, while Mau raders sit in a shared second. Curtis Braithwaite tops Anderson with a 451 series aided by Floyd Starnes 219. Bud Flaherty led Mauraders with 204 and 551. EBERT'S Buick drops to a tie for second after Bober & Dan win to climb to third.
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Mawraders
Mauraders
Curtis Braithwaite
Anderson
Floyd Starnes
Bud Flaherty
Ebert
Buick
Bober
Dan
Bober & Dan
Earl Sealock
Myles Cartwright
Gil Ellerby
Bob Pullen, Jr
Intimidators
Peanut Cellar Inn
Allen Lancaster
Ralph Combs
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
Major League standings show Pittsburgh and San Francisco atop the NL with 53 33 and 54 34 records respectively. Atlanta 7 Houston 6 in a Thursday game. Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 4. Los Angeles 4 New York 2. Philadelphia 5 San Francisco. Friday schedule includes Los Angeles at New York and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadel
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
California
Boston
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Shenandoah Club Golf Roundups and Matches Highlight Weekend
At Shenandoah Valley Pro Jake Pugh reports strong play as Charles Crisman breaks 60 with 49 on the front nine and a 101 total. Weekend action includes Floyd Whitacre’s hole in one, Howard Atkins shooting 72, and first round results from the championship matches.
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Jake Pugh
Pro
Shenandoah Golf Club
Charles Crisman
Bill Bridgforth
Otis Kibler
Jack Fretwell
Ralph Grimm
Gus Barnesdetter
Floyd Whitacre
Allen Carter
Port St. Luci
Florida
Howard Atkins
Bob Fetter
Bob
Howard
R. Brown
Randy Balthis
Gordon Pace
Jack Swanson
Tommy Mistr
Jack Partlow
Shenandoah Valley
Morrisons
Linwood
Baseball Attendance On Climb
AP survey shows major league attendance near 25 million with a 7 percent rise from 1965. Braves and Angels boost totals. combined NL and AL totals exceed last year with new stadiums and Milwaukee relocation cited.
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New York
Associated Press
Atlanta Braves
California Angels
Braves
Milwaukee
Angels
Anaheim Stadium
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Baseball Softball and Racing
Tonight and weekend events feature Charles Town horse racing at 7 15 and Winchester speedway stock cars at 8 30. Local leagues include Frederick County L L Middletown Lions at Stephens City Lions and other youth and church loops with multiple games across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Winchester Speedway
King & Court
Bodie Grim
City All-Stars
Frederick County
L.L
Middletown Lions
Stephens City
Lions TD Club
Clearbrook
Woolen Winchester
Little League
Workingman's Store
O’sullivan’s Green Chemical
National Fruit
Sheavabankers
Phillips 66
Shorty’s Furniture
Winc. Mobile Homes
O. L. Payne
Miracle Water
Servisoft
Winchester
O'Sullivan
Rotary
Kiwanis
Green Chemical
American Legion
Lamar Sloan Ford
Braddock
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Winchester City League
Fpeigner
Presbyterian Trips Baptist
Wesley, Market
M-Homes
First Presbyterian
Wesley-Frederick
F & M Bank
Charlie Andrews
Woody Sirbaugh
Frank Courtney
Frank Foreman
Dave
Sisler
Bob Brooks
J. Copp
Brooks
Wesley
T. Fishel
Dave Sisler
Barry Ramsey
Mike McLaughlin
Gene Gunter
Gene Line
Bill McMullan
Sonny Hershman
Phil Eppinger
Bob Dale
Lou Costello
Danny Hickerson
Mike Coleman
Winchester Mobile Homes
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mobile Homes
Donnie Oates
Larry Larrick
Carl Frye
Oates
Ed Grim
F&m
Noonie Heflin
Jimmy Dix
Quayle Wahoos’ No
Soph
Prusmack
Marshall Aviation, Inc
Winchester Municipal
Piper Sales and Service
Lloyd’s
Don Bayliss
Connie Baker
Betty McKee
Emily Thomas
Lillian Brooks
Skyrocketts
Crazy Five
Mary Chadwick
Anderson Sheet Metal
Phia
Tokyo
Kang Chunwon
Korea
Kyohide Yuezudo
Japan
Portland
Maine
Peter Riccitelli
Young Joe Walcott
Eddie Machine
Berkeley
Calif
Jerry Quarry
Bellflower
Las Vegas
Billy Walker
Riverside
Roxelle Mosley
Ray Coleeman
Phoenix
Ariz
Rene Medina
Mexico City
Pittsburgh Pirates
Andre Rodgers
Rodgers
Larry Jackson
Giants
Joe Torre
Sleepy Creek
Gainesboro
Rouss Park
Rappahannock
Gore Front Royal
Star Tannery
Mt. Williams
Wardensville
Bentonville
GW Motors
Northside Lanes
1St Brethren
Chrysler
DODGE
Imperial
Braddock St
Winchester, Va
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