Air Show Thrills Draw 4000 At Winchester Airport
About 4000 people attended the second annual Festival Air Show at Winchester Municipal Airport. Navy flyovers, stunt pilots, and Bevo Howard in the Jungmeister closed a three hour program, with veterans like Bob Wyant and Reds Didget delivering standout acts. The event drew praise from organizer Jay Lowden despite some issues to be fixed next year.
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Winchester Municipal
Jay Lowden
U.S. Navy
Navy
Air Show
Bob Wyant
Lynchburg
Wyant
Civil Air Patrol
Reds
Didget
Camero Auto
Citalina
Scotty
McCray
American Legion, Northside Lanes Win Teen Games
Northside Lanes beat Carroll Concrete 13 9 at Rouss Park with Singhass collecting 11 hits and Reynolds adding four for the Concrete nine. Carroll used three pitchers amid 11 walks as Northside improved to 1 1 while Carroll fell to 0 3.
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American Legion
Northside
Rouss Park
Carroll Concrete
Singhass
Reynolds
Concrete
Helmick
Vanersdale
Allen Wins Hagerstown Feature in Modified Race
Bobby Allen of Hanover Pa. won Sunday’s 25 lap modified feature at Hagerstown Raceway driving an injected Chevrolet powered car. Irvin King led early, Mert Stine took over, but Allen passed on lap 18 and held the lead to the checkered with about ten car lengths. Stine finished second with Pete Swarmer, Irvin King, Jack Deniston, Don Davis, Gerald Chamberlain, Chuck Brannon, Wayne Maguire and Hal Browning following. Dick Warrenfeltz won the 20 lap semi late model feature for Bonebrake Chevrolet with Mike Wolford and others trailing. The track resumes next Sunday with a full program of modified and semi late events.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Raceway
Bobby Allen
Hanover
Miami, Fla
Irvin King
Mert Stine
Mitch Smith
Ray Dover
Stine
Allen
Pete Swarmer
Jack Deniston
Don Davis
Gerald Chamberlain
Chuck Brannon
Wayne Maguire
Hal Browning
Browning
Smith
George Weaver
Mike Wolford
Junior Feathers
Kenny Catlett
Dick Warrenfeltz
Fairplay
Frank Constantine
Dale Moore
Shenandoah Downs Opens Despite Strike Threat
Shenandoah Downs officials announced racing will continue as scheduled despite a threatened mutuel clerks strike. Post time for tonight is 7:15 p.m. for the opening program.
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Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah Opens 48 Race Stand At Charles Town
Shenandoah officials preview a 48 program meet opening at Charles Town with a record summer average of 361 251. Post time is 7 15 nightly with buses serving the Washington area. TV patrol debuts a tape video replay system to show reruns of races in the clubhouse and grandstand. Tonight's feature includes Little Tycoon and rivals Linda's Treasure Chetwynd and Sea Service.
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Shenandoah
Shenandagh
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
W. Va
Downs
Washington
Hyattsville
Silver Spring
Rockville
Catholic University
Falls Church
Monmouth Park
Baltimore-Washington
Little Tycoon
Linda's Treasure
Chetwynd
Sea Service
Teen League star nears Illinois scoring marks
Champaign Illinois AP reports Illini captain Don Freeman nears two school records. He trails Red Kerr's 556 points in 1954 and approaches Dave Downey's three year total of 1360 points from 1961 to 1963.
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Champaign, Ill
Illinois
Don Freeman
Illini
Red Kerr
Dave Downey
Reds Hold off Braves 5-4 to extend lead and one run run string
The Cincinnati Reds, 5-0 up, held off Atlanta 5-4 for their fourth straight win as their streak of one run games reached 14 in 15. Reliever Bob Lee preserved Jim Maloney's 5-1 record after Hank Aaron homered to cut the gap to one. Cincinnati leads the NL by three games over St. Louis as other scores across the league show Giants, Pirates, and Phillies winning in tight contests.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Dave Bristol
Reds
Atlanta
Braves
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
California
Baltimore
Washington
Bob Lee
Jim Maloney
Lee
Hank Aaron
Maloney
Leo Cardenas
Lou Brock
Cards
Chicago
Dick Hughes
Orlando Cepeda
Cubs
Curt Flood
Joe Gibbon
Giants
Mets
Tito Fuentes
Willie McCovey
Mike McCormick
Ollie Brown
Roberto Clemente
Dodgers
Bob Veale
Veale
Roy Face
Don Drysdale
Phillies
Don Wilson
Johnny Callison
Johnny Briggs
Carroll Sembera
Astros
Venturi Aims at National Open After Buick Open Start
Ken Venturi, just turning 36, travels from San Francisco to Detroit for the Buick Open previews as he targets a return to the U S Open at Baltusrol June 15 18. He is among 536 players vying for 123 spots in sectional qualifying at 14 locations with 27 players exempt from all qualifying.
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San Francisco
Ken Venturi
Detroit
Venturi
Baltusrol
N.J
Ken
California Club
Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
Ward's Plaza tops Crown Cork in City League
Ward's Plaza beat Crown Cork and Seal 8 to 2 as Dickie Keeler pitched four hits allowed and two big hits from Sterling Shockley Ed Bromley and Ronnie Keeler led the Plaza. Crown Cork dropped to 0-4 with Tater Myers starting and Joe Guess finishing. Mountain Dew fell to 0-3 after Mobile Homes routed them 17 to 3 behind Donnie Oates three hits and three more from Carl Frye led Mobile Homes to remain undefeated in Winchester City League play.
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Winc
C & 8S Bank
Phillips 66
F & M Bank
Sheavabankers
Ward’s Plaza
Mountain Dew Crown Cork 4
Winchester Mobile Homes
Winchester
Crown Cork
Seal
Dickie Keeler
R. Milburn
J. Bennett
Ward
Cork
Sterling Shockley
Ed Bromley
Ronnie Keeler
Mountain Dew
Buck Foley
Crown
Tater’? Myers
Joe Richard Clark
Charlie Pit- Guess
al Shirley
Donnie Dick Keeler
Lewis Boyer
Oates
Noonie Heflin
U S and Russia Lead World Cage Finals After Big Win
The United States drilled Uruguay 88 53 to stay tied with Russia atop the World Basketball Championships finals in Montevideo Uruguay. The U S moved to 2 0 with four games left in the round robin while Yugoslavia beat Poland 82 78 in the opener leaving three co favorites undefeated and Brazil the only one to lose to the Soviet Union.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Russia
U.S
Yugoslavia
Poland
Brazil
Soviet Union
Area Sports Schedule Tonight and Tuesday Highlights
Shenandoah Downs hosts opening night at 7 15 p m with horse racing. Jaycees meet Optimists at 5 45 p m in Pony League baseball and American Legion faces Lamar Sloan Ford at 6 p m in Teen League play. Several church and league softball games are set for 6 30 p m and later across multiple diamonds and leagues.
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Shenandoah Downs
Jaycees
Optimists
American Legion
Lamar Sloan Ford
Market
Baptist
Iamond
Sunnyside
Grace Bible
Diamond
Presbyterian
N. Frederick
Braddock
1St Brethren
RSE
Moose
VFW
Northside Lanes
GW Motors
Virginia State Open heads to Eastern Shore winds may decide winner
The 40th Virginia State Open Golf Tournament comes to the Eastern Shore Yacht and Country Club in Onancock with defending champ Tom Strange of Virginia Beach leading a strong field. Wind could push winning score from four under par 276 to four over 284 in the four day 72 hole event. 18 holes daily Thursday through Sunday.
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Onancock
Tim McCoy
Eastern Shore
McCoy
State Open.”’ McCoy
Emory Stafford
Fredericksburg
Tom
Garrett
King
Isaacs
Hooper
Portsmouth
Jimmy Belizzi
Army-Navy Club
Alexandria
Wayne Jackson
Newport News
Jordan Ball
Norfolk
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Concrete Boys
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Ted Sampson
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Miami
Fla
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Mexico
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Gary Player
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Arnold Palmer
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Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
George Archer
Wes Ellis
Doug Sanders
Mason Rudolph
John Miller
Don January
Ben Hogan
Rod Funseth
Rives McBee
Bob Murphy
Frank Beard
Gay Brewer
Bob Goalby
Bert Yancey
R.H. Sikes
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Gene Littler
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Ore
Memphis
Tenn
Dallas
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Joe Guess
Carl Frye
Bobby Fetter
Junior Carter
Donnie Oates
T. Beakler
Richard Clark
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Mobile Homes
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