Phillips 66, F and M Bank win in City League softball
Phillips 66 defeated Wards Plaza 12 to 1 as Gene Singhass pitched a seven hitter and Phillips improved to 11-6. In the nightcap F and M Bank beat Mountain Dew 8-6 to stay in the chase for third with Phillips, as Golightly and Locke combined on the mound. Mountain Dew fell to 5-12 while F and M moved to 12-7.
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Phillips 66
Wards Plaza
F & M Bank
Mountain Dew
Bodie Grim Field
Oilers
Phillips
Dick Keeler
Gene Singhass
Tourney Fame
Ord
Grease
Golightly
Frank Locke
Bill Brice
Hillbillies
C & S Bank
Sheavabankers Mountain Dev
Ll Ward’s Plaza
Crown Cork
City League A League Meeting At Health Center
The A League will meet Monday night at 7 30 at the Health Center. Interested persons are urged to attend.
Editor's Note on Missing Game Scorebooks
An editor's note states no further game details are available because scorebooks were not turned in. The note implies incomplete coverage of the games and prompts future updates if records are filed.
Legion and Northside Lanes clash for Teen League title
The American Legion team and Northside Lanes begin a best of three series for the Teen League championship tomorrow at Rouss Park at 2 p.m. Northside stunned the previously undefeated Legion to seize momentum. The series would continue Tuesday and Thursday if needed. Little League results: Green Chemical 11 National Fruit 4. Wokingman 3 O'Sullivan 2.
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American Legion
Northside Lanes
Legion
Rouss Park
Green Chemical
National Fruit
Wokingman
O’sullivan
Neck Injury Forces Hornung to Retire
San Diego AP reports halfback Paul Hornung retires due to extensive neck injury risks. Doctors cited nerve root or spinal cord damage from last season’s Bears game. Hornung, MVP in 1960 with the Packers, planned to stay with the Saints as coach aide before retiring from play.
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Hornung
San Diego
Calif
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
New Orleans Saints
Packers
Saints
Tom Fears
John Mecom
Jim Taylor
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Mike Taliaferro
Jim Turner
Namath
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Jim Ninowski
Frank Ryan
Browns
Leroy Kelly
John Wooten
John Brown
Mike Howell
Sid Williams
Shenandoah Downs Entries Include Long Card of Races
Entries show third race for 4yo and up with 120 pounds, seventh race claiming 6 furlongs, plus a river of hope NB race. Notable runners include Gaystone, Charlie's Lass, Myall, Happy Easter, Knight-King, Amber, Craig's Run, More Water, Restless Tide, Northern Code, Phosphorescent, Arrigo, Iron Missy, J Michael, and Terra Rubba. Races span claiming and allowance events with 1 1/16 mile and 2 mile distances across ten races.
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River of Hope
M. Espinosa
Gaystone
Myers
Charlie’s Lass
Baker
Myall
Happy Easter
Depalo
Knight-King
Lady Nosegay
Great Borough
Fitzgerald
Amber
Peters
Luiscito
Davidson
Grove
Manor Road
Howard
Lucky Sam
Sigler
Shaker Square
Reynolds
Wonder Frost
Restless Tide
St. Sebaldus
Mr. Fitz
Slut
Northern Code
Cerda
Rolling River
Gustines
A. J. Lacoste
C — B. Frizzell
H. L. Garon
Zik
V.espinosa
Iron Missy
Shiny Brass
Terra Rubba
J. Michael
Rag Bag
Honest Crusade
Primbar
Nyrop
Ford
Funny Man
Johnston
Miss Vertelia
Riston
Fair Saratoga
Casey
Ann
Albergo
Sluti
Erin’s Joy
Wayward Star
Small
Lost Pal
Wise Sam
Priam B
Shenva Nine To Play Rockville Sunday
Shenva Nine hosts a Sunday doubleheader at Bodie Grim Field against Skinker Brothers Good year Tire of Rockville Maryland bringing a 19 1 record led by Jim Spider Conner at shortstop and a power Rockville pitching duo Billy Lowden and Jim Blank facing Shenva’s Eddie Gunn and Jess Donald with 1 p m start for the opener
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Shenva
Rockville
Shenvabankers
Bodie Grim Field
Skinker Brothers Goodyear Tire Company
Rockville, Md
Skinkers’s
Maryland Visitors
Jim
Spider’ Conner
Conner
Shenvaankers
Jerry Hannas
Billy Lowden
Jim Blank
Eddie Gunn
Jess Donald
Oss
Lopener
Twins Rally Past Red Sox as Chance Wins 12th
Dean Chance earned his 12th victory as the Minnesota Twins crushed Boston 9-2 behind Harmon Killebrew’s 30th homer and a fourth inning burst. Chance’s only hit allowed came on a misplayed bunt in the fourth, snapping his hitless streak at 77 at bats. Other NL and AL results: Indians over Orioles 1-0 in 12. Tigers over White Sox 7-4. Senators 8-2 over California. St Louis 9-1 over Atlanta. Cubs 6-2 over Cincinnati. Astros 9-3 over Pirates. Dodgers 2-0 over Mets. Giants 7-2 over Phillies.
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Chance
Boston
Twins
Red Sox
Dean
Bob Buhl
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Lonborg
Lonborg
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Troit
Chicago
Washington
California
Kansas City
New York
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York Mets
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Harmon Killebrew
Moe Drabowsky
Tony Horton
Drabowsky
Steve Hargan
Indians
Norm Cash
Tigers
Walt Williams
J. C. Martin
White Sox
Phil Ortega
Ken McMullen
Frank Howard
Senators
Staub
Astros
Dave Giusti
Ferguson Jenkins
Clarence Jones
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Tony Perez
Reds
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Mets
Wes Parker
Tommy Davis
al Ferrara
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
Juan Marichal
Giants
Phillies
Marichal
Chamberlain Wins Feature At Winchester Speedway
Gerald Chamberlain roared back from a first lap flip to outduel Ray Dover and win the 25 lap modified feature at Winchester Speedway. It was Chamberlain’s second win of the season and second in a row at Winchester, driving the Don Rice fuel injected Ford.
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Gerald Chamberlain
Ray Dover
Winchester Speedway
Winchester
Everett, Pa
Don Rice
Chamberlain
Rice
Buddy Armel
Armel
Newlin
Wayward Star Seeks Third Win at Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah Downs presents the final program of the summer meeting led by Wayward Star trained by J Gordon Kincheloe seeking a third consecutive victory in the ninth race. The 10 race card starts at 7 15 with Wingfield of Wales noted for inventing lawn tennis in 1873.
Cepeda drives Cardinals past Braves as Cubs, Astros win
Orlando Cepeda slugged two homers and drove in three to lift the St. Louis Cardinals 9-1 over Atlanta, keeping a two game NL lead. Rusty Staub led the Astros with four RBIs in a 9-3 win over Pittsburgh, while Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland and others won to stay in chase.
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Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Cardinals
Atlanta
Houston
Rusty Staub
Astros
Pittsburgh
Staub
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
New York Mets
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
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Israel
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Hieway Lute
Dapple
Far Gone
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Roslyn
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Miss Wiglett
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Swanner
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Earle H
Barbaretta
Miss Wreck
Jessie Olds
Key
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Father Bob
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Bravo Bob
F. Kratz
Corn Nubbin
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Gen Mac
Spy Borough
Turneill
Arrogeo
Johnnie Wise Sky Joy
Wah Wah Taysee
Lemaster
Osceola’s Jury
OLT
Bucheimer and
Bucheimer - Clark
Colt Scouts
S.L.L.R
COLTS
Rogers Smith & Wesson Browning
Harrington & Richardson Astras
Berettas
Hopkins & Allen Navy Arms
the & Mi
North Front Royal Pn
South
Consol
Chevrolet
Chester Palmer
K. W. Breeden
POE Oldsmobile, Inc
Commercial St
Deajer
California Angels
Bill Rigney
Jack Hamilton
Washington Senators
Gil Hodges
Hamilton
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Jim Fregosi
Jim Odom
Hank Soar
Dean Chance
Ray Dovel
Elmer Ruby
Louie Franklin
Dover
Red Nininger
Don Davis
George Weaver
Irvin King
Chuck Brannon
Jack Deniston
Louie Newlin
Walter Clapton Wingfield
Wales
St. Louis Roots Braves
Nesota
Curt Flood
Dick Hughes
Braves
Dal Maxvill
Flood
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