Little League Football Tryouts Set for July 31 and August 1
The 1967 Little League football program schedules tryouts for new players aged 10 to 12 at Rouss Park across from the Armory, starting 4 30 p.m. on July 31 and August 1. Returning players keep their teams. signups require parent signed applications available at Wise Owl Sport Shop Young Men's Sport Shop or Kern Motor Co. Players must not turn 13 before October 1.
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White Sox win two as Berry delivers in 16th inning
Chicago edged Cleveland 6-5 in 16 innings as Ken Berry hit a two run homer after a late rally. J C Martin also homered in the ninth to lift the Sox 3-1 in the opener, moving them two games ahead of Boston. Other AL results noted include Kansas City, Baltimore, and Detroit weather delays.
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Cards Edge Cubs to Regain National Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 4-3 to retake the NL lead in a tense three game series opener. Julian Javier tagged Ted Savage at the plate on a relay play, preserving the win as Banks scored earlier on the play.
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Pony League All Stars Set For 6:15 PM Start In Hagerstown
Winchester Pony League All Stars face Hagerstown in a 6:15 p.m. opener of a best of three series in Hagerstown Maryland. The lineup features Rusty Foltz Chuck Renner George Gaither Steve Dorsey Tom Young Bobby Williamson Clarence Crisman Jerry Combs and others. Steve Washington misses playing due to illness. A third game, if needed, would be in Winchester Friday at 5:30 p.m.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Leagues
A dense listing covers today and Friday events across horse racing at Shenandoah Downs Ward's and Shenanbankers in city softball Winchester and Hagerstown pony leagues teen leagues and church league softball Frederick County Little League and Winchester Little League schedules with game times venues and matchups including Gainesboro Stephens City Miracle Water Touchdown Club O L Payne Servisoft and Mountain Dew teams.
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Shenandoah Downs Results and Bowling Meeting Notice
Shenandoah Downs race results list first through ninth place finishers with payouts and horses. A Bowling Meeting notice announces an Independent League meeting tonight at 3:30 at Health Center Lanes, inviting all interested bowlers to attend.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
AP recap of major league results with Tuesday's scores including Atlanta 1 Cincinnati 0 and Philadelphia 12 Houston 7. Listings show both leagues standings and scheduled games for today and tomorrow with noted twi light games and doubleheaders.
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