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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1967

Page

8

Presbyterian Wins 6th Straight in Church Loop

In a wild Church League set of games First Presbyterian extended its winning streak to six with an 8 to 6 victory over Sunnyside. Tom Quigley earned the win over Bobby Fisher as Sunnyside dropped to 6-6 on the season.

Presbyterian Church Loop Sunnyside Presbyterians Tom Quigley Bobby Fisher Richard Clem Fisher Sonny Inskip Jimmy Foltz Ronnie Rinker Eddie Lee Harold Buckner al Carter Mike Coleman

Ford to Drop Le Mans Entry Following FIA Rule Change

Ford plans to withdraw from the 24 Hours of Le Mans next year as FIA rules cap prototype engine size at three liters. The move shifts funds to stock and championship racing, adds Transcontinental Group 7 participation, and expands drag racing efforts. Ford currently sponsors four factory NASCAR teams via Holman and Moody in Charlotte and may enter late model and modified stock racing with reduced Le Mans emphasis.

Charlotte N.C Ford U.S Donald Frey Sports Car Club of America Shade Tree Holman and Moody USAC A.J. Foyt Mario Andretti Nascar Riverside Daytona Atlanta Chrysler Darlington Rockingham le Mans Federation Internationale d’ Automobile FIA

First Baptist Tops Grace Bible in Shutout Win

First Baptist defeated Grace Bible 8 to 0 as Dick Martin pitched a five hit shutout. Grace fell to 2 13 while Baptist improved to 6 defeats. Bob Roper managed two hits for Grace off Martin, while Bill Young took the loss with 11 hits allowed. Baptist leaders included Bill Goforth Alonzo Whitlock Sonny Oates and Chuck I Malachuck with two hits each.

First Baptist Grace Bible Baptist Grace Dick Martin Bob Roper Martin Bill Young Bill Goforth Alonzo Whitlock Sonny Oates Chuck Imalachuck

Longshots Rule Shenandoah Downs Twin Double Run

Shenandoah Downs paid its second three-horse Twin Double in a row as longshots dominated. Kari-Contrary paid $15.20, Top Ten upset at $28.60, and four fans shared $6,779.60. The twin paid $7,209 on three horses on Saturday, with Aeroscope and Funny Man also contributing big prices. Shenandoah set a meet record with $305,381 in 4717 bets, the largest total in seven weeks.

Charles Town W.va Shenandoah Downs Kari-Contrary Funny Man Aeroscope Shenandoah

Head as Central Factor in the Golf Swing

The article argues the head dominates the golf swing due to its weight and leverage. It suggests keeping the head level and perpendicular, avoiding forward movement, and starting backswing with a slight right tilt. A mental cue of a wall near the left cheek helps prevent head movement.

Riggleman Stars for Northside Lanes Win

Northside manager Leon Pope’s team improved with a 3 1 win over GW Motors at Rouss Park. Buddy Riggleman starred with a two hitter, a triple, and an RBI as Northside won its fifth game of the year against six losses.

Leon Pope Northside Lanes GW Motors Rouss Park Buddy Riggleman Buddy RBI Riggleman John Lockhart Steve Wymer Northside

Vikings GM Bert Rose to lead Saints in New Orleans

New Orleans sports editor Bob Roesler says Bert Rose, former Minnesota Vikings general manager, will assume a similar post with the New Orleans Saints, reported in today’s Times-Picayune column.

NEW Orleans Bert Rose Minnesota Vikings New Orleans Saints Bob Roesler New Orleans Times

Schloss Upsets Graebner at National Clay Court

Lenny Schloss, ranked 38th and from Baltimore, upset Davis Cupper Clark Graebner 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 in the opening round of the National Clay Court Tennis Tournament in Milwaukee. Seeded contenders also fell on day one including John Pick and Steve Tidball, while Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richey advanced.

Milwaukee Lenny Schloss U.S Europe Graebner Beachwood Ohio John Pick Ens Tuscaloosa Fla Mexico Marcelo Lara Steve Tidball van Nuys Calif Bailey Brown Bronxville N.Y Arthur Ashe Richmond

Frazier Faces Chuvalo in Critical Madison Square Garden Fight

Joe Frazier, 23, with 16 straight victories, meets George Chuvalo, 29, in a 12 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. A win boosts Frazier’s claim to the title over Cassius Clay, while a loss complicates his climb. The bout airs at 10 p.m. EDT on Garden-RKO coverage.

New York Joe Frazier Philadelphia Frazier George Chuvalo Toronto Madison Square Garden Cassius Clay Oscar Bonavna Argentina Garden Clay Chuvalo Garden-Rko General Sports Presentations

Robinson on a hot streak lifts Orioles over Yankees

Brooks Robinson sparked Baltimore with three hits including his 12th homer and three runs as rookie Tom Phoebus held New York to one run. Robinson has hit safely in nine straight games, raising his average to .268 and fueling the Orioles toward the pennant race.

NEW York Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles Robinson Tom Phoebus New York Yankees Orioles Brooks

Managers Meet Tonight After Softball League The War Memorial

All church softball league managers are asked to meet at 7 30 p m at the War Memorial Building. Each manager should bring a report on tickets sold and current sales numbers.

All Church War Memorial

Hornung given 50 50 chance to play again

Paul Hornung, veteran star of the Green Bay Packers, faces uncertain football future after neck nerve tests at Scripps Clinic in La Jolla. Saints coach Tom Fears says Hornung has a 50 50 shot. Mecom declines to comment until results are conclusive.

Bob- Green Associated Press Paul Hornung Hornung Tom Fears New Orleans Saints Saints John Mecom Ers Scripps Clinic la Jolla Calif Chicago Bears Mayo Clinic

Torrid Church Race Tightens In Eight-Team League

Braddock Street leads the eight-team slow-pitch Church League with First Brethren Baptist Presbyterian Sunnyside and Market Street tied for second at 9 6. Sunnyside meets Braddock Street in the feature game as the race for the regular season crown heats up. The season ends August 12 with the playoffs and championship.

First Presbyterian Sunnyside First Brethren Market Street Baptist Grace Bible Braddock Street North Frederick Minnesota Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Twins California Angels Twin Cities Killebrew Harmon Presbyterian

Red-Hot Senators Aim For Sizzling Streak In Detroit

Washington Nationals press the eight game winning streak against the Detroit Tigers after beating Cleveland 4 2. Gil Hodges has led a 42 47 record for a .472 percentage as Washington sits nine games back of the league leader Chicago and a half game behind Baltimore.

Senators Washington Senators Nats Cleveland Washington Joe Cronin Tigers Detroit Gil Hodges Chicago Baltimore

Waynesboro Coach Quits But Will Remain Athletic Director

Long time Waynesboro Pa coach George Gottshall has stepped down from coaching duties but continues as athletic director. The Indians have rebuilt in football and basketball, fielding strong teams in the Tri State area and recalling the famous Waynesboro-Handley games in the Cumberland Valley League.

Waynesboro George Gottshall Gottshall Indians Tri-State Rip Engle Penn State

Packers and Rams Lead In NFL Player Weights And Heights

NFL notes show Green Bay and Los Angeles teams top in height and weight. Packers begin training for Aug 4 vs Chicago All-Stars with linebackers and defensive backs among the heaviest, while Rams carry the league’s highest team weight. Giants have the largest receivers and Eagles the heaviest tight ends.

Green Bay Packers Chicago All-Stars Packers Los Angeles Rams Atlanta Falcons New Orleans Saints Philadelphia Eagles Rams San Francisco 49Ers New York Giants

Hodges Denies Superstition as Senators Win Streak Grows

Gil Hodges says he is not superstitious but jokes his wife Joan is. He notes Washington has won eight straight after beating Cleveland 4 2, the longest streak since 1949. Hodges sticks with the same lineup as the team climbs from last to seventh place, nine games back.

Washington Gil Hodges Washington Tors Joan Hodges Senators Cleveland Chicago

Pan Am Games Open With Scattershot U S Track Team

The United States track and field squad for the Pan American Games begins assembling after the 17 event trials at the University of Minnesota. Most of the 47 man team returned home rather than depart for Winnipeg in time for events starting July 29 through August 5. Team manager Aldo Scandurra cited summer commitments and personal factors for the dispersal.

Minneapolis, Minn U.S Winnipeg Uncle Sam University of Minnesota AllSports Lass Aldo Scandurra

Shenandoah Downs Scratches Tonight Racecard Listed

The Shenandoah Downs program lists entries for tonight across seven races. Notable contenders include Ole Jackson Glenns Tele Questclar Noisy George in race one and Senator George L Captain Who Source of Life in race three. Other colorful names such as Canadian Lou Hoot Bevel Edge Happy Lu and Aunties Wolf Miss Elsie appear among the lineups.

Shenandoah Downs Ole Jackson Glenn Questclar Noisy George Lou Hoot Bevel-Edge Happy Lu Buddy Knight Fiat Breezy Tisamour Carolyn Mink Snake Lane Miss Elsie v Auntie’s Wolf Mr. Chelsea Barbilero Cooper Jim

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