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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1967

Page

10

Sox stay hot as Red Sox sweep Indians and chase White Sox

Boston tops Cleveland 8-5 and 5-1 while Chicago White Sox hold a half game lead after sweeping Kansas City 8-4 and 10-1. Detroit, Baltimore, California, Minnesota, and New York also win or split in a busy AL day.

Mike Becht Associated Press Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox White Sox Kansas City Boston Eddie Stanky Chicago Red Sox Cleveland California Minnesota Detroit New York Yankees Baltimore Washington W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago New York Cooperstown N.Y Cincinnati

Major League Standings and Results Snapshot

The Associated Press report lists National and American League standings with team records and games back, plus Saturday and Sunday results. Key figures include St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Atlanta, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, New York, Houston, and others, with scheduled games noted.

W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Atlanta San Fran Pittsburgh Philaphia Los Angeles New York Houston St. Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Cooperstown N.Y Baltimore

Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Opens Week of Thoroughbred Racing

Assagai Pretense and Miarkos headline the $109 500 Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park as Buckpasser fallout fuels a strong week. Assagai returns from France with top weight 129 pounds while Pretense carries 126 and Miarkos 121. Larry Adams rides Assagai.

Associated Press Assagai Pretense Miarkos Hollywood Park Buckpasser Handsome Boy Brooklyn Aque Hollywood Delaware Park Monmouth Park Aqueduct Arlington Park del Mar Rockingham Park U.S Assagat Larry Adams France Assagi

Rickey Inducted In Hall Of Fame Today In Cooperstown

Branch Rickey the pioneer who ended baseball’s color line is honored at a Hall of Fame ceremony in Cooperstown with Lloyd Waner and Red Ruffing. Jackie Robinson attends as a speaker. Rickey’s widow and five daughters present as the induction raises membership to 107.

Cooperstown N.Y Branch Rickey Lloyd Waner Red Ruffing Jackie Robinson Robinson Rickey St. Louis Browns St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Ruffing Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Joe Medwick Waner Paul Pittsburgh Lloyd Pirates Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn

Jesse Davidson Dominates Shenandoah Downs Riding Meet

Charles Town special report notes Jesse Davidson extended his lead to 41 wins, with apprentice Philip Grove at 33, as Shenandoah Downs nears the final week of its 48 night stand. Davidson swept a Saturday program with a 1 2 stretch finish on Cheerful Approach and a $1,056 Twin Double, plus two earlier wins on Flitter Flight and Potsembeng.

Charles Town W. Va Jesse Davidson Shenandoah Davidson Philip Grove Shenandoah Downs Cheerful Approach Aquaduct William Romo Potsembeng Ted Swanner Elsie V. Home

Scratches at Shenandoah Downs Tonight

Night card lists infield scratches for nine races at Shenandoah Downs. Noted entries include MeleagerAnn Dorton Master Gus. Touche DOrPoppy Man Flamingo Man Play For Fans. You Quill Duchess Tin Shes My Girl George L. Patricks Mom Aeramight Lynn Hope Cherry Piet. Wilmi Worlds Fairest Blue Vasco Black Shamrock. Nesa Trygon Hoot Fran Welch Fleet Man. Tucker Box Bisby Swift Tide Mr. Chelsea.

Jet Rookie Meleager Ann Dorton Master Gus Touche D’or Poppy Man Flamingo You Quill Duchess Tin George L Patrick Aeramight Lynn Hope Cherry Piet Wilmi World's Fairest Blue Vasco Black Shamrock Nesa Trygon Hoot Fran Welch Fleet Man Tucker Box Bisby Swift Tide Mr. Chelsea

Pan Am Games Open Today In Winnipeg

The fifth Pan American Games opened in Winnipeg with 2 400 athletes from 28 nations competing in 10 sports. A tossup is expected for the day one gold in free pistol shooting between the United States and Canada. The U S women defend basketball and face Brazil in a first round, while the U S men meet Mexico on opening day.

Winnipeg United States Canada Cuba Carman Winnipeg Stadium Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh Brazil U.S Mexico

Petty Sets Records In Bristol Volunteer 500 Sweep

Richard Petty of Randleman North Carolina won the 250 mile Volunteer 500 at Bristol International Speedway extending his single season NSACAR Grand National wins to 16 and becoming the first to win at Bristol after previously not winning there. He set a new track record with an average speed of 78.705 mph in his 1967 Plymouth earning $6,050. Dick Hutcherson finished second with David Pearson out after engine trouble on lap 116.

Richard Petty Bristol International Speedway Larry Farrier Firebird Winkie Louise Petty Bristol, Tenn Randleman N.C Fred Lorenzen Dick Hutcherson Camden S.C David Pearson Spartanburg Hutcherson Pearson Darel Dieringer Charlotte Ford Jim Paschal High Point Plymouth James Hylton Inman Dodge Neil

Chamberlain Wins Speedway Feature at Winchester

Gerald Chamberlain of Everett Pennsylvania won the 25 lap modified feature at Winchester Speedway marking his first local-oval win of the season. Nininger led early before Chamberlain surged from midrace to overtake him on the back chute and seal the victory as Nininger held second. Other finishers included George Weaver Ray Dovel Louie Newlin Buddy Armel Don Davis Elmer Ruby Chuck Brannon Irvin King. The event also saw Chamberlain break the 10 lap heat record with 2 56.4. Kenny Catlett won the 20 lap semi late model main from Martinsburg West Virginia with Dick Warrenfeltz second.

Buddy Armel Louie Newlin Jere Burns Chuck Brannon Winchester Hospital Redhead Chamberlain Nininger Ray Dovel George Weaver Dovel Don Davis Elmer Ruby Irvin King Newlin King Jimmy Walters Buddy Ebert Marvin Isanogle Kenny Catlett Martinsburg W.va Dick Warrenfeltz Catlett Warrense Junior Feathers

Cardinals Sweep Braves as Double Plays Fail

The St. Louis Cardinals sweep a doubleheader 3-1 and 7-3 to move one game ahead in the National League lead. Javier homered in the opener, Maxvill delivered a seventh inning go ahead hit in the nightcap, and Wil lis earned two saves. The Cubs split with the Giants and other NL results included Pirates over Astros and Mets over Dodgers.

Associated Press St. Louis Cardinals Red Schoendienst Schoendienst Atlanta Julian Javier Ed Bressaud Phil Gagliano Dal Maxville Cardinals Javier Bressoud Maxvill Gagliano St. Louis Chicago Cubs San Francisco Giants Pittsburgh Houston Astros Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Mets Los Angeles Steve Carlton Rob Willis Felipe Alou Alou Ed Rakow Tim McCarver Mike Shannon Shannon Willis Cubs Ron Santy Ernie Banks Mike McCarthick Jim Hart Joe Niekro Bill Hands Chuck Hartenstein Hart McCormick Randy Hundley Jim Wynn Dave Giusti Pirates Roberto Clemente Bill Mazeroski Donn Clendenon Tommie Sisk Milt Pappas Ted Abernathy Lee May Chico Ruiz RBI Bill White Tony Gonzalez

Art Ashe Wins Clay Court Crown in Milwaukee

Arthur Ashe Jr. captured the National Clay Court Tennis Tournament title in Milwaukee by defeating Marty Riessen 4-6 6-4 6-3 in a lengthy final. Nancy Richey defeated Rosemary Casals 6-2 6-3 to win the women's singles. Riessen and Clark Gardiner won the doubles title.

Art Ashe Milwaukee Wis Arthur Ashe Jr Marty Riessen Nancy Richey Rosemary Casals Ashe Ing Riessen Clark Gardiner Beachwood Ohio Brian Tobin John Brown Evanston Ill Miss Richey San Angelo Tex Miss Casals San Franciscan

Butler Coaches Bears To 25 Straight RM Conference Titles

A steady force at Colorado State College since 1941 Pete Butler has led the Bears to 25 consecutive Rocky Mountain Conference championships marking a long winning streak for the program.

Greeley Colo Pete Butler Colorado State College Bears

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