Wesley Braddock Win In Nine Inning Feature
First Brethren edged Market 4 3 in nine innings to highlight the league slate. Wesley Frederick defeated First Presbyterian 5 2 while Braddock Street beat Sunnyside 13 8. Jimmy McLaughlin opened the late rally with a single and Gerald reached on an error to start the decisive ninth.
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First Brethren
Market
Wesley-Frederick
First Presbyterian
Braddock Street
Sunnyside
Jimmy McLaughlin
Donnie Unger
Gerald
X & S Bank
F & M Bank
Phillips 66
Gherty’s Furniture Church League
Market Street
First Brethren ‘Baptist Wesley Frederick Braddock Street
Presbyterian
Softball standings and results from multiple leagues
Brethren beat Market 5 4 after five Market errors as Propst and Atkinson tallied in the ninth. Lou Costello led Market with two hits while Dave Sisler struck out five in a win for Brethren. Braddock routed Sunnyside 13 17 with Ted Legge winning. Wesley Frederick beat Presbyterian 5 2 behind Frank Foreman on the mound.
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Ramsey
Harry Propst
Scott Atkinson
Lou Costello
Jimmy McLaughlin
Market
Bapitist
Methodists
David Sisler
Dave Sisler
Barery Ramset
Jimmy Foltz
Sunnyside
Butch
Ronnie Rinker
Ted Legge
Jim DuBrueler
Ron McDaniel
Foltz
Braddock
Grum Wins 1st Modified Victory at Hagerstown Race
Johnny Grum of Altoona Pennsylvania captured his first modified victory in a 50 lap race at Hagerstown Raceway. The win worth 800 dollars and 200 points came amid two cautions and two red flags with over 6,000 spectators watching.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Raceway
Johnny Grum
Altoona
Grum
Chuck Brannon
Dover
Muss Weyant
Leroy Felty
Irvin King
Bob Marchefka
Boyd Arnold
Red Nininger
Louis Newlin
Moran
Felty
Buddy Hopkins
Buster Turner
Ray Fanning
Junior Feathers
Shorty Bowers
Corbett Brothers
Junior Featers
Jimmie Kirk
Bunkyuller
Dick Warrenfeltz
Marichal Shuts Out Pirates as Giants Win 2-1
Juan Marichal limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to six hits and no walks to earn his 16th victory, while Ollie Brown and Tito Fuentes drove in runs for the San Francisco Giants in a 2-1 win that pulled them within two games of the NL lead. Marichal extended his scoreless streak and continued a strong season against first-place Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Juan Marichal
Dominican Republic
Marichal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Herman Franks
Franks
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
Giants
Philadelphia
Giant
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Angeles
New York
Houston
Cleveland
Washington
Woody Fryman
Ollie Brown
Fryman
Tito Fuentes
Brown
Fuentes
Annie Kate claims twin double at Charles Town with 6092.80 share
Annie Kate won the Leithauser Special Purse at Charles Town in 4 1/2 furlongs .53 2/5, ridden by Eddie Cape who also rode Jet Host to victory in the seventh. Cape earned a riding double and Jesse Davidson leads riders with 47 wins. Davidson to be honored as 1965's top race rider Thursday by the National Jockeys Guild.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Annie Kate
Eddie Cape
Captain Who
Miss Tudorka
Duff
Cape
Jet Host
Jimmy Todd
Mike O'Rourke
Blaze A Wish
Saddle Star
Jesse Davidson
Davidson
National Jockeys Guild
Jesse
National League Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major League Baseball National League standings show San Francisco ahead of Pittsburgh by one game in the race with Los Angeles a game behind. Monday results: San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1, New York 6 Houston 4, Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 3. Today’s schedule includes St Louis at Atlanta and New York at Houston.
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Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Phila
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Detroit
California
Indians
Pirates
Juan Marichal
McCluskey Favored At Cumberland Raceway
Roger McCluskey of Tucson is favored to win the 30 lap Cumberland Raceway feature on July 31 against top USAC rivals Don Branson and Mario Andretti. The race in Cumberland Maryland marks a key round in the national sprint car standings as McCluskey aims to dethrone Johnny Rutherford.
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Cumberland
Roger McCluskey
Johnny Rutheford
Fort Worth
Tex
USAC
Cumberland Raceway
McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Don Branson
Mario Andretti
Muskogee
Oklo
Andretti
Branson
Griffith to defend world middleweight title in London
Emile Griffith of New York will defend his world middleweight betting title against Nigeria's Dick Tiger in London on November 22, promoter Jack Solomons announced today.
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London
Emile Griffith
New York
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Jacki Solomons
Indians Homer spree powers 6-3 win over Senators
Cleveland’s Fred Whitfield belted his 17th and 18th home runs driving the Indians past Washington 6-3. Whitfield and Joe Azcue each had three hits, lifting Cleveland to third in the AL as San Francisco and other NL games shuffle the standings. Sonny Siebert pitched a nine hit victory for the Nats, while Baltimore increased its AL lead.
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Associated Press
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Whitfield
Indians
Washington Senators
Superman
Little Vic Davalillo
Jim Landis
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Senators
Mike McCormick
Joe Azcue
Azcue
Philadelphia
Sonny Siebert
Bob Laverine
Siebert
Baltimore
Orioles
Steve Barber
Gary Bell
Touch Football Application for League Prospects
Prospective players are urged to fill out and bring the application to the organizational meeting on Thursday night July 28. Include telephone number height team desired position offense and mail or deliver to Bob Schmitt North Side Lanes 6 Richards Ave Winchester Va.
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Bob Schmitt
Northside Lanes
Richards Ave
Winchester
Leesburg Man Holds Lead In Tourney
Thomas B. Frye of Leesburg Virginia led the men's bare bow division with 512 points after the opening round of the National Field Archery Tournament in Point Pleasant West Virginia. Clifford Necessary of Richmond Virginia trailed with 510 as 850 archers from about 40 states entered the second day. The event, sponsored by the National Field Archers Association, runs through Friday.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Thomas B. Frye
Leesburg
Frye
Clifford Necessary
Richmond
National Field Archers Association
Boxing results from international bouts reported by AP
The Associated Press lists several boxing outcomes: Bobby Dunlop over John Houston in Auckland. Kunio Yoshida over Rocky Alarde in Tokyo. Joe Frazier stopped Billy Daniels in Philadelphia. Willie Williams beat Frank Joseph in Detroit. Percy Pugh outpointed Severn Balboa in New Orleans. Henry Aldridge defeated Melvin Mott in Las Vegas.
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Associated Press
Auckland
N.Z
Bobby Dunlop
Australia
John Houston
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Kunio Yoshida
Rocky Alarde
Manila
Philadelphia
Joe Frazier
Billy Daniels
Brooklyn
N.Y
Detroit
Willie Williams
Frank Joseph
New York
New Orleans
Percy Pugh
Carpers Valley Golf & Country Club Two Hole in Ones Reported
Billy Mitchell leads a week of highlights at Carpers Valley with two hole in one feats. Dale Groves aced No 15 with a soft iron and Marshall Boyd Jr. followed with a 13th hole ace. Tin Whistle prize winners, junior and ladies events, and upcoming tournaments are noted along with club meetings and facility improvements.
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Billy Mitchell
Carpers Valley Golf & Country Club
Carpers Valley
Dale Groves
Donnie Unger
Paul Hillyard
Clayton Cochran
Donnie
Dale
Marshall Boyd, Jr
Donnie Ratliff
Robby Boyd
Jimmy Elasmar
Marshall
Jack Ritter
Gus Bornschwer
Dave Lord
Jack
Gus
Jack Phillips
Carpers Valley Golf Association
Stu Edmonds
Jane Gregory
Ruby Boyd
Dottie Price
Billye Lamp
Terry Ford
Evelyn Frye
Louise Speakman
Harriet Ways
Marc Williams
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Ron Bageant
Jim Stotler
Bear Stotler
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Mike Harper
Gary Crisman
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Jimmy DuBrueler
Mike Coleman
Jin Laise
W-Frederick
Tommy DeHaven
Jimmy Butler
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Brooks
Frank Foreman
Frederick
Jim Laise
Dave Ritter
Harry Ridgeway
Vic Crim
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Loudoun
Earl Moran
Gram
Fletcher
Bob Burn
Ray Dovel
Dovel
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Evening Star Sports
Fred Valentine
Rutherford Salmon
Griffith Vs. Tiger
Hal Bock
Carpers Valley Mens Golf Association
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Martinsburg
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