Super Mods Vie for Summer Championship at Winchester
The Winchester Speedway hosts the 1968 Modified Summer Championship a 35 lap feature with a $500 prize and trophy. All qualifiers earn double points. Demolition Derby planned for July 27 amid steady racing action and engine upgrades.
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Weekend Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Cast
Friday events include Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m and fast pitch softball district games. Local leagues feature O Sullivan vs Kiwanis and Miracle Water at Middletown Lions with games across 6 30 p m and 8 p m. Saturday brings Winchester Speedway stock car racing at 8 p m and Teen League baseball showdowns at multiple sites.
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Golf league standings and drivers in Bristol report
Weather remains hot and humid as golfers fill the course. Twilight League tightens with Donnie Oates and Gus Bornscheuver leading by 13 points. multiple teams chase in a close second and third. Men's President Vice President Trophy results note Crisman and Vaughan beating Tilling and Speakman two up.
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Fleckman Opens PGA Lead With 66 At San Antonio
Marty Fleckman rode a hot putter to a four under par 66 at the Pecan Valley course and leads by two strokes over Frank Beard. Lee Trevino started with 69 backing up Nelson’s praise while Palmer and Nicklaus sit two back after rounds of 71. Defending champ January shot 78 as the cut looms with the low 70 scores advancing.
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Shenandoah Downs Entries Highlight R. E. ClasseB Rosene thale
Entries for Shenandoah Downs include participant R. E. ClasseB and Rosene thale, listing horses and odds for the upcoming race day.
Shenandoah Downs racing results and track totals
racing results list at Shenandoah Downs with first to ninth place finishes and payoffs. Daily Double and Exacta figures shown. attendance 3900, handle 249 972. AP reports Mullen High Denver won the Colorado state Class AAA track championship in its second season.
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Major League Standings And Results Snapshot
National League standings show St Louis leading with 59 wins, followed by Atlanta and Philadelphia. Notable results include Atlanta 7 Houston 1 and San Francisco 3 St Louis 0 while Los Angeles at Cincinnati was postponed by rain. American League leaders Detroit and Cleveland win lines. Detroit beat Oakland 3 1.
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Franks Will Retire If Giants Don't Win
Giants manager Herman Franks says he will resign if the club fails to win the NL pennant this season. Juan Marichal pitched a four-hitter to beat the Cardinals 3-0 as San Francisco narrows the gap atop the NL standings.
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Wilt Chamberlain recounts side of 76ers trade to Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain in a New York telephone interview says the 76ers side of his trade to the Los Angeles Lakers was tainted and his version is deserved. He disputes being labeled ungrateful and cites contract talks, including a supposed three year million offer and-team part ownership, as factors in the deal.
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