Sunnyside Rally Wins Church League Thriller
Sunnyside edged Lutheran 8 to 4 after an eighth inning burst as Willie Larrick earned the win on a 12-hit day. Braddock, Brethren, Brucetown, and Wesley also posted victories. Braddock improves to 14-7 and Wesley to 16-5.
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Braddock
Brethren
Brucetown
Wesley Win
Sunnyside
Lutheran
Braddock Street
First Brethren
Eub-Wesley
Willie Larrick
Carl Frye
Mike Coleman
Nelson Orndoff
Grant
North Frederick
Presbyterian Grace Bible
Baptist Lutheran
Market Street
Gainesboro
Legion Smashes Sloan in Five Inning Park Victory
The American Legion team defeated Lamar Sloan 15 to 1 at Rouss Park. Tommy Dofflemyer earned the win in his first start, allowing four hits with three strikeouts and no walks. All Legion starters had hits as Ricky Ross, Bill Stone, and Marshall Boyd led with two each. Legion moved to 9 3 on the season while Sloan drops to 6 9.
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American Legion
Rouss Park
Lamar Sloan Ford
Tommy Dofflemyer
Legion
Dofflemyer
Jackie Alkire
Lamar Sloan
Clevenger
Haley
Pappas
Ricky Ross
Bill Stone
Marshall Boyd
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Boston
Cy Young Ward
Lonborg
New York Yankees
Fisher Loria Seek Big Night in Denver Scrimmage
Winchester standout Gene Fisher and Virginia Tech alum Frank Loria vie in a Denver Broncos rookies scrimmage with Kansas City Chiefs rookies. Coach Lou Saban will choose 54 to remain after Monday cuts as Fisher battles veteran Tom Beer and others for tight end and special teams roles.
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Winchester
Gene Fisher
Denver Broncos
Erd
Handley
Virginia Tech
Denver
Gene
Tech
Frank ‘Loria
Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City
Lou Saban
Val Pinchbeck
The
Pinchbeck
Three Inducted Into Hall of Fame at Cooperstown
Medwick Goslin and the widow of Hazen Cuyler attended Hall of Fame ceremonies in Cooperstown New York as Detroit routed Pittsburgh 10 to 1 in the annual game. Medwick 56 years old was elected by the Baseball Writers Association in January and Cuyler and Goslin were chosen by the veterans committee. Medwick starred for St Louis Brooklyn and New York from 1932 to 1948 with a .324 average and 1937 Triple Crown. Cuyler played 1921 to 1938 for Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and Brooklyn hitting .321 with 328 stolen bases. Goslin batted .316 for Washington Detroit and St Louis from 1921 to 1938 helping Washington win three pennants.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Medwick
Goslin
Cuyler
Joe
Ducky
Leon “‘Goose
Hazen
Kiki
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Baseball Writers Association of America
Veterans Committee
Veterans Group
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Shenandoah Downs and Local Softball Schedule Two Nights
Area sports listings for Tuesday and Wednesday show events across horse racing, city and church league softball, little league, teen league baseball, and nearby venues. Key races at Shenandoah Downs include 7 15 p m on Tuesday and 7 15 p m on Wednesday with multiple softball games scheduled at Ward s Mountain Dew Phillips 66 Crown Cork Sunnyside and other facilities.
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Shenandoah Downs
Ward’s
Mountain Dew
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Phillips
National Fruit
Workingman
O’sullivan
Green Chemical
Shenandoahi Downs
Cork
Shorty’s Furniture
Frederick County
Stephens City Lions
Servi-soft
Monroe College
C. L. Payne
Sunnyside
Market St
Legion
GW Motors
Brown Returns to Vikings as Starr Hobbles Home with Flu
Vikings fullback Bill Brown returns to camp after a brief walkout over a contract dispute and works out twice. Packers quarterback Bart Starr comes home with influenza, likely a short absence. Also covered are Tarkenton’s one year deal with the Giants, and other poker-faced contract disputes involving Richardson, Parker, Kimbrough, and Dee.
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Associated Press
Minnesota Viking
Bill Brown
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Packers
Starr
Brown
Vikings
Mankato
Minn
Jim Finks
Fran Tarkenton
Indians Grab Second Place with 7-3 Win Over Orioles
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 7-3 to move into undisputed second in the AL, aided by a four-run first three innings highlighted by Duke Sims and Dave Nelson. Sonny Siebert improved to 11-5 before relief from Mike Paul and Eddie Fisher closed out the win.
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Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Mike Adamson
Orioles
Indians
Detroit
Duke Sims
Rune
Dave Nelson
Siebert
Mike Paul
Eddie Fisher
Don Buford
Belanger
Boog Powell
Major League Standings Report From Associated Press
The American League leads with Detroit at 59 36 5 and Cleveland 54 57 5. Baltimore 52 41 .559 Boston 49 44 .527 California 46 48 .489 Oakland 46 49 .484 Minnesota 45 49 .479 New York 43 49 .467 Chicago 40 52 .435 Washington 33 58 .363. In the National League St Louis 62 34 .646 Atlanta 50 45 .526 Cincinnati 46 45 .605 Philadelphia 46 46 .500 San Francisco 48 48 .500 Chicago 48 49 .495 Pittsburgh 45 49 .479 New York 46 52 .469 Los Angeles 43 53 .448 Houston 42 55 .433. Monday results include Boston 7 New York 6 Oakland 4 Chicago 0 California 6 Minnesota 5 Cleveland 7 Baltimore. Boston at New York and other games.
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Weekse
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
California
Oakland
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Washington
Gil W. L. Pet
G.B. St.Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
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Dix
Jimmy Dix
Jim Deegan
Slats’ Ashby
Shenva
Gary Teets
Butch Rinker
Gerald Powell
Sonny Inskip
Broadstreet
Phil Olinger
Jim Barnett
Ronnie Bageant
Presbyterian
Dickie Wisecarver
Jim Stotler
Terry Plank
Methodists
Teets
Tom Quigley
Presb
Sonny Sibert
Shep Campbell
al Carter
First Baptist
Baptist
Roy Cooper
Bill Shendon
Buck Cooper
Barry Ramsey
Shendon
Coopser
Gary Alexander
Kenny Simpson
Dave Sisler
Jack Fretwell
Dave Ramsey
Brucetown Cleuted Graace Bible
Mike Hildebrand
Pete Robinson
Brucestown
Hildebrand
Ed Bromley
Jack Duvall
Jim Hounshell
Archie Robinson
Grace Bible
Ab Lee
Bob
Grace
Ray Taylor
John Gowdy
Mack Horton
Bob Wesley
Tom Reardon
Ernest Pugh
Wesley
Lloyd Michael
Carl Crim
Bob Brooks
Fred Bigden
Roland Kelchner
Sonny Hershman
Brooks
Wesleyans
Preston Adams
Butch Campbell
Wiedemann
GEO, Wiedemann Brewing CO
Newport, KY
C & S Bank
Phillips 66
Sheavabank Mountain Dew
Shorty’s
Crown Cork
Sloan
Glenn Williamson
Jack Alkire
Bruce Clevenger
Tim Haley
Murphy
Russ Potts
Star Sports
Tom Beer
Beer
Dave Washington
Southern California
Bobby Moten
Bishop College
Fisher
Bob Scarepitto
Loria
Eddie Grim
Winchester Recreation Park
Grim
Kenny Wisdcarver
Shenandoah
Allen Emmart
Ronnie Clevenger
Little League
Miracle Water
Middletown Lions
Clearbrook
Church League
Carroll Concrete
By Bob Green
New York Giants
Tarkenton
Jerry Richardson
Atlanta Falcons
Frank Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Richardson
Falcons
North Hecker
NFL
Hecker
Parker
Steelers
Elbert Kimbrough
New Orleans Saints
Kimbrough
Saints
San Francisco 49Ers
New Orleans
Bob Dee
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Dee
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Sonny Siebert
Lou Johnson
Brooks Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Willams
Red Sox
Andy Messersmith
Aurelio Rodriguez
Orlando McFarlane
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