Front Royal Men's Handicap Golf Final Nears
The Front Royal Country Club tourney nears its end with Leon Sealock in the finals after beating N Major Richard Callis Carlton Lee and Leon Jones 4 3 Jones won 3 1 over G L Jones in the quarterfinals Lauder and Kelly reached finals by defeating Kerfoot and McInturff in the semis The finals set for August 2 with Sealock to face R B McGrady or Bob Windle plus a consolation event for first round losers and A group finals won by C Lauder over Paul Kelly.
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Front Royal Country Club
Leon Sealock
Sealock
N. Major
Richard Callis
Carlton Lee
Leon Jones
G. L Jones
Lauder
Kelly
Kérfoot
MciInturff
R. B. McGrady
Bob Windle
H. G. Thackston Grady
Dave Boyles
Minor League Results From The Associated Press
In the International League Columbus crushed Toronto 10 1 while Atlanta beat Syracuse 4 0 Jacksonville won 2 0 and Rochester lost 4 1 In the Pacific Coast League Denver defeated Arkansas 7 3 San Diego beat Indianapolis 6 5 Oklahoma City won 5 3 over Salt Lake Spokane split 2 3 with Seattle while Tacoma edged Portland 3 2 Hawaii topped Vancouver 3 1.
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Toronto
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Rochester
Denver
Arkansas
San Diego
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Hawaii
Vancouver
Hagerstown Eliminates Winchester All-Stars 15-1 in Pony League
Hagerstown American League All-Stars crushed Winchester-Frederick County 15-1 to end Winchester’s season and advance to the Western District second round versus Martinsburg at 5:30 p.m. in West Virginia. McElroy and McLucas combined for eight strikeouts for Hagerstown while Winchester used three pitchers. The game ended early due to the 12-run lead rule after 4 1/2 innings.
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Hagerstown
Winchester-Frederick County
Winchester All- Stars
Hub City Boys
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Winchester
Marylanders
Dave McElroy
Steve McLucas
McElroy
McLucas
Marshall Boyd
John Lockhart
Lockhart
Dave Nesselrodt
Big Three Match Sets Serious Tone in Exhibition Event
Gary Player leads after a first round in the 72 hole National Challenge Golf Match at Lakewood Country Club with amateur Bill Campbell one stroke back. Arnold Palmer shoots 71 and Jack Nicklaus 72 as both vow to win in this four day event with a $20 000 top prize.
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Washington
Professional Golfers Association
Gary Player
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Arnold Palmer
Lakewood Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Deane
Jury Decides On Brown Today
In Cleveland Ohio a seven women and five men jury will determine if football star Jim Brown slapped an 18 year old girl and coerced her into intimacies in an East Side motel. Assistant prosecutor Albert Corsi said there were no eyewitnesses and the jury must decide who is telling the truth. The judge will charge the jury after final summations.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Jim Brown
East Side
Brown
Albert Corsi
Brenda Ayres
Corsi
Blanche Krupansky
Wadkins Wins Jr. Golf Title in Virginia
Lanny Wadkins, 15, captured his second straight Virginia junior golf championship in Richmond despite a bout of flu. He finished 218 after a final round 71, edging Liebler who shot 219. Nash was third at 225, with Greenberg 229 and Leigh 239.
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Richmond
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Lanny
Liebler
Portsmouth
Liebter
Billy Nash
Roanoke
Bennie Greenberg
J. P. Leigh
David Harper
Farmville
Leigh
Harper
Senior Women's Golf Finals Today in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Virginia the 1964 eighth edition senior women’s golf championship finals feature Maj. Lucille Busch of Arlington and Mrs. Jim Reynolds of Richmond. Busch advances by edging Mrs. C G Egenroad 2 up while Reynolds defeats Mrs. Harry Wilson 7 and 6 to reach the title match.
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Hot Springs
Air Force
Lucille Busch
Arlington
Jim Reynolds
Richmond
Virginia
Busch
Reynolds
Maj. Busch
Mas. Busch
CG. L.egenroad
Harry Wilson
Roanoke
Homestead
Egeneroad
Duckpin Bowling Tees Up Busy Night at Health Center Lanes
Veterans Texaco led by Retha Crosen and Letha Marple topped the Summer Housewife League as Denny's Furniture Sales swept Hopefuls. Sweepers and Pistols posted wins while Odd Balls and Jokers claimed two victories. Championship contenders North upsets included Quacks over Angar Farm with high scorers Allen Hoover and Harry Mason.
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Texaco
Retha Crosen
Letha Marple
Mary Lou Jones
Denny’s
Lucille Smith
Lois Hill
Mary Ann Funk
Betty Webber
Irene Borrer
Marlene Martin
Dottie Alt
Jeanne Kaval
Gertrude Renner
Instant Peps
Mabel Grim
Martha Willis
Marie Fauver
Mae Taylor
Gayle Painter
Duckpinning
Roy Shanholtzer
Rosenberger Sheet Metal
Crushers
Health Center
Roy
Rosenberger
Gilbert Taylor
Roy Smelser
Terry Peacemaker
Jim Pierce
Harry Ratlieff
Quacks
Angar ‘Farm
Allen Hoover
Harry Mason
Charles Mason Jr
Clarence Combs
Philip McKee
Porky Anderson
Jimmy Shaneholtz
Edwin Fiddler
Stephenson Myf
Fires Ball Devils
Fiddler
Louis Renner
al Roberts
Jokers
Schrafft’s Frozen Foods
Jimmy Newlin
Allen Carter's A League Plans Monday Meeting
Allen Carter's A League schedules a meeting for Monday July 26 at 8 p.m. at the Health Center. The notice calls members to attend and discuss league matters.
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Allen Carter
A” League
League President Prompts Meeting at Earth Center Lanes
Charles Lake urges B League members to attend a meeting at Earth Center Lanes on Tuesday the 27th at 9 30 p m. Plans for the forthcoming season will be discussed.
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Charles Lake
Earth Center Lanes
Bailey Drives in Eight as Cubs Belt Phils
Ed Bailey, 34, catcher for the Chicago Cubs, drove in eight runs including a grand slam as Chicago beat Philadelphia 10 to 6. Bailey matched his RBI total for the Cubs in a single game, delivering two long hits and seizing the day with power.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Ed Bailey
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Cleveland
Vic Davalillo
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Care
Fights Result in Two Narrow Decisions
Los Angeles fighter Nishwayne Heath won a close decision over Lin Rendon in a 204 to 182 pound bout in Portland. Richard Sue of Portland stopped Dane Kidd of Stockton in a 127 to 132 pound contest in Portland.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Nishwayne Heath
Oklahoma City
Lin Rendon
Las Vegas
Portland
Ore
Richard Sue
Daney Kidd
Stockton, Calif
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
Major League results feature Minnesota over Boston 11 to 5 and Kansas City 9 over Baltimore 2. Washington defeats Los Angeles 5 to 1. Today’s games include Minnesota at Baltimore and New York at Cleveland among others. schedule notes list series with Boston and Washington. National League standings show Los Angeles leading, with Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and San Francisco close behind. multiple day and night games on the slate.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Los Angeles
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Fran
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Houston
San Francisco
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