Golf Club Members Shine as Scores Drop Across Club
Ray Loy Pro and Carpers Valley members post standout rounds with many breaking 100. Don Durrett hits 91, Ruby Boyd 93, Billie Lamp 94, Virginia Shields 99, Ed Doll 76 while Lou Best 81 and Jack Swanson 83 shine. Greens praised by Lewis Lamp as out of town guests praise the course. Roy Williams and Tootsie Bub Grim noted in friendly rivalry. Winchester event affects long hitters this weekend.
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Notre Dame Football Ticket Sales Closed By Demand
South Bend Indiana AP report says Notre Dame ticket chief Bob Cahill closed public ticket sales for home and away games. He cites a record season demand from parents students and growing alumni.
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Hagerstown Pony League All-Star Team routs Winchester 16-4
Hagerstown pounded Winchester’s pitching for 14 hits and 16 runs to eliminate them from the District Pony League Tournament. Tom Grove led with three hits, and lefty Joe Hollar allowed four Winchester hits. Winchester scored in the second, fourth, and fifth.
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Morgan's late hit lifts Astros. Braves top Reds 4-1
Houston's Joe Morgan ends a hitting slump with a ninth inning run scoring single to beat Pittsburgh 5-4 as Morgan, Wynn, and Staub spark the Astros. In other NL games, Atlanta defeats Cincinnati 4-1, Philadelphia defeats San Francisco 8-3, and Los Angeles tops New York 7-6 in 11 innings. Morgan rides an 11 game streak, Aaron and Alou homer for Atlanta.
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Presbyterian Stuns Market Street in Sixth Church League Thriller
First Presbyterian won its ninth straight Church League game by routing Market Street 5 0. Tom Quigley pitched a seven hit shutout as Presbyterian climbed to 12 6, one game behind Braddock Street. Eddie Lee homered and Ed Marshall tripled for Presbyterian. Market’s Ralph Order allowed eight hits. Also North Frederick defeated Sunnyside 6 2 behind Fred Hildebrand six hitter. Braddock Street beat Grace Bible 17 0 in 5 innings as Ted Legge led with three hits and Braddock remained atop the standings. Brethren defeated Baptist 6 4.
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Colts Players Ready for Saturday Memorial Stadium Scrimmage
At Camp Colt Westminster Maryland coach Don Shula plans a 60 plus squad intra squad game The Colt Nite scrimmage features veterans and rookies in a full scale test Gates open 6 30 p m with a 8 30 p m kickoff The event includes a charity drive and on field activities plus a halftime rock show and awards recognition for police and sports boosters recipients.
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Chamberlain Wins Sixth Winchester Modified Feature
Gerald Chamberlain caps a six in season string by taking the Winchester Speedway modified feature last Friday. The Everett Pennsylvania driver, Ford-powered, ends a midseason drought after mechanical woes and shares the limelight with Don Davis Red Nininger and other top contenders as Chevrolet dominance grows in the division.
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Shenandoah Downs Race Results Summary
Horse race results from Shenandoah Downs include winners and payoffs across nine races. Notable finishes list Brite Beau Prillso Rosy Ruler in Race One and Miss EllaCee Trygon in Race Eight with double payouts and attendance figures. Twin Double payouts total $2252.20 and overall handle reaches $275,278.
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Clarke Track Meet Schedule
The Clarke track meet runs Saturday night starting at 7 p.m. with age group events listed from 6 and under to 15 and over and includes a 12 mile adult walk. Readable race distances include 14 mile runs for older youth and a 1 mile for teens and adults.
Tigers blank Orioles 4-0 as McLain shines on mound
Denny McLain earned a shutout on seven hits to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 4-0 victory over Baltimore, moving into third place in the American League. Joe Morgan delivered a ninth inning RBI single for Houston to beat Pittsburgh 5-4.
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