TAC Swim Club Sets Overtime Trip To Naval Air Station
The TAC Swim Club travels to Naval Air Station Norfolk for its first overnight away meet this weekend. With 154 members, the club trains year round under coaches Bob Fletcher and Mrs Minota Ruebush, sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union and ready for Junior Olympics and PanAm Games.
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Shenandoah Downs racing results brief
Shenandoah Downs live results list top finishers in order with horses odds and payouts. First Boyd Ingram 11.40 3.00 3.00 DH Spanish 2.20 2.20. second Helen Heaven 18.20 8.80 17.20. exacta Buckles 5.20. attendance 3,622. handle 237,732 dollars.
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Father Son Team Leads Odessa Pro Am Golf
The Odessa pro am enters round two with a youthful lead as Earl Stewart Jr. of Dallas and his son Chip from Texas claim a one stroke advantage over a 100 team field. Chip fired six of nine team birdies including a late 18th hole finish to pull ahead.
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VASA Ends Season With Key Slow Pitch Tournaments
The Virginia Amateur Softball Association nears season end. Managers should call Hank Wolfe in Richmond after 4:30 p.m. to enter July 27 invitational, August 10 state 16 inch, and August 24 mixed slow pitch events. Top teams from August 10 advance to national playoffs in St. Louis. WASA supplies 16 inch balls. Unsanctioned teams are ineligible.
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Winchester Girls Advance in Tennis
Eleven year old Page won 6-2 3-6 6-3 over Nancy Allen to reach the final of the Western Virginia Junior Tennis Championships in Harrisburg. Susi Luise with Carol Gautt defeated Betty Welch and Beth Holmes 6-4 6-1 and will play Ring/Dechert in the final while Monahan meets top seed Sue Baker.
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Frederick County Baseball Roundup
Frederick County baseball action includes D Bowers leading O L Payne to a 16 6 win over Touchdown Club with five for five and a home run. Gainesboro defeats Clearbrook Woolen 10 6. Miracle Water beats Monroe College as D Richard dominates with 12 strikeouts. Stephens City Lions vs Middletown Lions ends 7 7 at darkness. TD Club beats Clearbrook Woolen 17 9 with R Carter two for four. Monroe College defeats Stephens Lions 9 4. Middletown Lions edge Miracle Water 2 1. Earl S Esso, Pure, Gore P T A games noted with multiple finals and upcoming schedule changes.
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Presbyterian Upsets Wesley in tight church league game
In a rain-shortened slate three games were played. First Presbyterian edged EUB Wesley 2 to 1 as Reggie Baker walked home on Doug Toan’s double in the seventh and Russ Potts scored the eventual winner in the eighth. Campbell earned the win for Presbyterian while Kelchner took the loss. Gainesboro escaped cellar with a 6-4 win over Brucetown as Adams and Campbell led with three hits. North Frederick toppled Market Street 3-1 behind DeHaven and two-hit days for several players.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary
The Associated Press tabulates American and National League standings with Detroit leading the AL, St. Louis atop the NL. Detroit's 61 37 record yields a .623 pct while St. Louis stands 65 34 at .657. Thursday results include Detroit 4 Washington 1.
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Hagerstown Leads 3-0 as Pony League Playoff Rained Out
In a Pony League sectional playoff halted by rain, Hagerstown led 3-0 when play stopped in the top of the fourth with a runner on third and none out. The game resumes tonight at 6 p.m., with a possible third game decided by a coin toss if needed.
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Five Tied for Lead In Minnesota Classic
U S Open champion Lee Trevino struggled with putting as five newcomers led the Minnesota Golf Classic after the opening round. Pete Brown J C Snead Jim Colbert Harry Toscano and Bob Stanton tied for first at 66 on the 6702 yard Keller course, while Trevino shot 74 eight strokes back. Tom Weiskopf and others chased at 67 to 69.
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Gainesboro Team Upsets Brucetown 6-4 in Basement Escape
Frederick, Gary Fishel and Fred Drummonds led Gainesboro as they toppled Brucetown 6-4 after a cellar season, with Gerry Brown and Toby Whetzel contributing for the winners. Donnie Oates also noted in play.
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Minor League Tournament Games Set
The first round games in the Minor League Baseball Tournament were announced with matchups today. Winchester Electric faces Miller and Anderson at 9 a.m. and Coca Cola Braves meet TACS at 10 30 a.m. on Monday in Bloomington Minnesota.
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Miss Mann Leads Ladies Open Golf With 69 First Round
Carol Mann posted a four under par 69 to take a two stroke lead in the Supertest Women's Open at Bayview Golf and Country Club in Toronto. Marlene Stewart Streit tied for second with Pam Barnett and Sandra Spuzich at two under 71, while Patty Berg and Clifton Ann Creed shot 72. The 54 hole event concludes Saturday.
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