Pony League All Stars Meet Hagerstown In Playoff Opener
The Winchester-Frederick County Pony League All-Stars face Hagerstown at 5 30 p m tomorrow at Senseny Park Pony League Field in a double elimination playoff. The event includes six divisions with the World Series set for National Aug 30 and features managers Whitlock Dix Foltz.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Hagerstown
Senseny Park
Winchester
American and National
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brooklyn Park
Glen Burnie
Sykesville
Junior Golf Championships Open in Richmond Field 129
A field of 129 youths will contest the Virginia State Golf Association’s 13th Junior Championships at Meadowbrook Country Club. The 54-hole event marks a switch to medal play over three days with 18 players aiming for two USGA Junior spots. Defending champion Lanny Wadkins leads, with Archie McDowell also among top teens. Tee-off Tuesday at 8 a.m. with shotgun start.
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Richmond
Virginia State Golf Association
Meadowbrook
VSGA
USGA
Lanny Wadkins
Archie McDowell
Virginia Beach
Whitworth
Mich
Carol Mann
U.S
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Mann
Carol
Towson
Kathy
Miss Whitworth
Screwball Wins For Dick Kelley
Milwaukee Braves rookie pitcher Dick Kelley debuts a screwball against the New York Mets, earning his first major league win in seven relief innings as Milwaukee sweeps 5-1 and 5-4 in a doubleheader. Bragan plans to test the pitch further across the National League.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dick Kelley
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Bobby Bragan
Kelley
Mets
Braves
Atlanta
Gene Oliver
Hank Fischer
Ralston Eyes Peak in Davis Cup bid after clay title
Ralston recalls Pancho Gonzales advice as he wins the National Clay Courts Championship at River Forest Club 6-4 4-6 6-4 6-3 over Cliff Richey. Sister Nancy Richey captures a third straight National Clay Courts women’s title, defeating Julie Heldman 5-7 6-3 9-6. Richey complains of distraction as his match overlapped with his sister’s play and notes his Davis Cup exclusion.
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Joe.mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Betherri
Dallas
Ralston
Pancho Gonzales
Cliff Richey
River Forest Club
Nancy Richey
Cliff
Julie Heldman
New York
Richey
Gonzales
Milwaukee
George MaccCall
3000 Fans Witness Winchester Speedway Races
Ronnie Whitacre reports a crowd of over 3000 at Winchester Speedway as rain delayed events from the prior week were run. Winners include Bobby Abel of Wrightsville Pa in a 327 Chevy modified feature, Charlie Beeler in sportsman, and Dick Warrenfeltz in a 57 Chevy semi late.
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Winchester Speedway
Bobby Abel
Wrightsville
Red Nininger
Jefferson Md
Lee Stultz
Denzel Dillman
Highland, Md
Jack Deniston
Charlie Beeler
Winchester
Jimmy Brown
Warrenton
Don ‘David
Fairfax
Harry Marshall
Waynes
Pore
Plymouth
Bob Armel
Buddy Armel
Beeler
Jay Sumner F
Dick Warrenfeltz
Hagerstown
Warrenfeltz
All-Star Virginia Golf Team Defeats Washington D C 16 to 11
The Virginia All-Star squad defeated a Washington D C Golf Association team 16 to 11 at Farmington Country Club. Notable results included Deane Beman and Bob Murp hy’s comeback win, plus Rob McClark and Tom Collins delivering key 2 1 victories for Fairfax and Congressional players.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
District of Columbia ‘Golf Association
Farmington County
Harry Cain
Maryland
Mike Briggs
Jordan Ball
Moss Beecroft
Neff McClark
Country Club of
Fairfax
Tom Collins
John Allen
Congressional
Perky Cullinane
Bethesda
Nelson Broach
Mike Wynch
Keith Compton
Ken Bigelow
Washington
John Meredith
Ricky Napier
Billy Brownrigg
George Heinze
Bowling League Scores From Health Center Lanes
Cooper's Jewelers and Sleepers bounced in a busy night of league play on Health Center Lanes. Patty Patton's Grocery and various teams posted strong totals, with notable performances from Arm strong, Tusing, Godlove, Stotler, and Hill as multiple teams claimed 2 1 and 3 0 wins.
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Cookie Lofton
Rickie Heller
Patton
Cooper’s Jewelers
Ane
Louise Armstrong
June
Cooper’s
Alice Godlove
Madge Garber
Charlotte Anderson
Elsie Snapp
Mountain Dew
Cathy Seeders
Doug Swimley
Flo Baker
Lorraine Cather
Evelyn Stotler
Astros
Odie Yowell
Susan Good
Shirley Vance
Barbara Butler
Judy Sargent
Beverly Hartman
Faye Adams
Barbara Vance
Juanita Long
Hugh Hill
The
Hills and Webbers
Eastep-Godlove
Betty Webber
Eugene Eastep
Bonnie Eastep
Buckley Sages and Phillips 66 Upset Winchester Leaders
In the Winchester City League Buckley Sages toppled Farmers and Merchants Bank 11 3 and Phillips 66 defeated Winchester Mobile Homes 5 1. Hap Spurs led Buckley with four hits while Jess Donald hurled five hitters for Phillips 66. Bankers drop to 12 4, Buckley to 6 10, Mobile Homes fall to 10 7.
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Buckley-Sages and
Phillips .66
Winchester
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Winchester Mobile Homes
Buckley
F and M Express
Bankers
Ed Grim
Frank Locke
Phillips 66
Jess Donald
Halltown
Wendell Dick
Howard “Adkins
Dormie” Unger
Charlie Hill
Richard Dick
Oye Montague Avenue
Pace Phillips
Phillips
Charlie
al Bailey
Bunny Benham
McIlwee
Oilers
Homes’ Gang
Harold Catlett
Hillips
Leag & M Bank
Halitown
Appeals Court Upholds Butts Libel Judgment
The U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans upholds a 460000 libel verdict against the Saturday Evening Post for an article titled The Story of a College Football Fix March 23 1963. Judge Adrian Spears writes the majority holding the Post acted with callous disregard for Butts career.
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New Orleans
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
Saturday Evening Post
U.S
Adrian Spears
Post
Butts
South Africa Spain Reach Davis Cup European Zone Final
Mexico clinched a spot in the American Zone final against the United States with a 6 4 6 4 6 2 doubles win over New Zealand to seal a 3 0 lead in the best of five. The result makes today's singles two matches academic. The Mexican team is led by a former champion.
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Associated Press
South Africa
Spain
Mexico
United States
New Zealand
Lefebvre Lifts Dodgers in 11th for NL Lead Rise
Dodger rookie Jim Lefebvre homered and drove in the winning run in the 11th inning as Los Angeles edged the Chicago Cubs 4 3. Lefebvre tied the game with a ninth inning two run single and followed with a 11th inning double. The Dodgers widened their NL lead to 14 games over the Reds. Other NL results included Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 8 4 Milwaukee over New York 5 1 and 5 4 Houston over San Francisco 5 2 and St Louis over Philadelphia 3 1. In the AL, Los Angeles beat Minnesota then lost 5 4 as Kansas City beat Chicago 7 5. Pitcher Joey Jay earned a win for Cincinnati. Willlie Stargell homered for Pittsburgh.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jim Lefebvre
Lefebvre
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los
Ing
Milwaukee
New York
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Cubs
Bob Hendley
Wes Parker
Vada Pinson
Tony Perez
Pete Rose
Joey Jay
Jay
Bill McCall
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Andre Rogers
Mets
Ed Mathews
Tony Cloninger
Gene Oliver
Hank Aaron
Bobby Klaus
Nellie Fox
Fox
Lee Maye
Jim Wynn
Maye
Rusty Staub
Ron Brand
Wynn
Lou Brock
Tim McCarver
Dick Groat
Brock
Phil Gagliano
Pat Corrales
Curt Flood
Giants Sign Mgr Franks To Pact For 1966 Season
San Francisco owner Horace Stoneham renewed manager Herman Franks contract through 1966 after strong work guiding the club amid injuries to Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda. Franks and Stoneham spoke at Candlestick Park where Franks signed the deal rumored to raise pay from 35000 to 40000 annually. Cepeda’s knee surgery and Mays rest influenced team struggles as Franks led a third place club.
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SAN Francisco
Willie Mays
Orlane de Cepeda
Horace Stoneham
Herman Franks
San Francisco Giants
Franks
Candlestick Park
Stoneham
Herman
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Mayo Clinic
Minn
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Bobby Abel Tangle
Bud Falkenroth
Pete Whitlock
Moose
Jim Dix
Owen Foltz
Elks
Mike Headley
John Keeler
Monte Dicks
Paul Vanarsdale
Bruce Clevenger
Dennis Bromley
Glenn Williamson
Marshall Bord
Bill Stone
John Lockart
Dan Conley
Dave Nesselrodt
Jay ‘Thompson
Jaycees
Dave Hershman
Roger Timbrook
FVW
Winchester Jaycees
Pradect.al 2
Bint
Speedway
Ronnie Whitacre
Whips
D.C
Deane Beman
Bob Mure Phy
Wayne Jackson
Charlie McDowell
Nancy Tinsman
Deanna Lloyd
Jean Pitta
Mrs. Lloyd
Betty Huyett
Katherine Truslow
Peggy Beeler
Town & Country
Jeanne McKee
Delores Fleet
Sally Patton
Eda Lazzerera
Frances Turner
T &c
Mountaineers
Charles Town
Amy Alger
Helen Kelican
Virginia Dorsey
Totie Prain
Georgie Peffer
Jackie Fauver
Frances Dodson
Dodson and Whitacres
Invisibles
Berryville
Pat Whitacre
Zuckerman - McCall
Keytons
Lees
Helen Keyton
Iva Lee
James Lee
Bill,Keyton
Sam McCall
Aggie McCall
Mattressa Zuckerman
Aaron
Zuckerman
Glenn Luttrell
Patterson-Luttrell
Moores
Diane Webber
Asa NR
Kendall
Loudoun, St
Winchester Merchants
Shorty’s Grocery
Locke
Hop Spurs
Ronnie Clevenger
Jim Bromley
Ed Bromley
Donnie Unger
Hap Spurs
Hap
Howard Adkins
Clevenger
Brother Ed
F &M Bank
Jess
Bobby Fetter
Thoroughbreds
Under the Stars
Charle
Appeals Court
Mgr. Franks
Quits Swim Try
Kingston, Ont
Tom Fitegerald
Cape Vinecent
N.Y
Cinvent
Kingston
Roe
LAMAR
Sloan
Valley Ave
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