Texan Fred Hansen Sets New Pole Vault Mark
Fred Hansen of Cuero Texas vaulted 17 feet 1 inch at the U S Track and Field Federation district meet to surpass the world record. He cleared 15 feet to start and successively 15 7 16 1 16 4 16 6 1 4 before missing at 17 4 on his 10th attempt. The performance places him in Olympic contention for Tokyo and he competed unattached after Rice University eligibility expired.
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Fred Hansen
Houston
Texas
Cuero
Tex
John Pennell
Hansen
Pennel
Memphis
Tenn
Pennell
Tokyo
Rice University
Shenandoah Downs First Race and Other Entries
Race card lists entries for Shenandoah Downs with First Race 1200 MD/SP Maiden 2 YOs and others. Notable runners include Fleet Turn Emotionally Second Fiddle Shotown Anna Dulin and more across races with post time 7 15 PM and scratch time 8 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Reluctant
Cape
Fleet
Whit
Emotionally
Worden
Graham
Pam
L. Rev
Miss Knollwood
D. Smith
Olive B
Poe
Rigueur
Gilbert
Page
Bishop
Roman
Joy
Small
Dot O Lou
Hewitt
le BeauGe
C. Smith
Navy Bill
Hilton
Westside
Headley
Miss Daniel
Hedge
Young
Moffett
Moppet
Gamby
Hamilton
Be Handy
Pindell
Tarstan
Josh
Zangari
McKee
Irene Dulin
Thornton
Big Fire
la Possente
Hench
Grahm
le Bear’s
Shep
Ca Va Bien
Fitzg
Lady Scattercash
Gian- Patch
Moura
Clemency
Karpe
McGee
J. Michael
Ber
Ger
Conquer
Delgado
Charingherst
Pat’sn
Duckpin bowling results highlight mixed scores on Health Center lanes
In the Husband Wife League Eastep Godlove beat McKees Renners 2-1 as Eugene Eastep led with 140 114 and 125 for 380. Bonnie Eastep Alice Godlove and Wayne Godlove contributed solid scores while Louis Renner topped the losers with 111. In Independent League Sanitar Dairy placed third by beating Bell Clothes Stores 2867 2834. Betty Corbin and Corbin Patterson edged Anderson Pingley 134. Kellik an Ramsey swept Goforth Willis 3-0 after a five game pinfall decider. A team game high 693 featured White Hoover Sirbaugh Jackson Ginn. High for individuals Eugene Easter paced the winners with a sequence including 150 and 136. Rapid fire scores across Dodsons Whitacres and Thompsons Millers added to the afternoon’s duckpin action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastep-Godlove
McKees
Renners
Eugene Eastep
Bonnie Eastep
Alice Godlove
Wayne Godlove
Louis Renner
Pauline Miller
Thompson-Miller
Sanitar Dairy
Chug White
Allen Hoover
Doug Sirbaugh
Ivan Jackson
Briscoe Ginn
Bell Clothes Stores
Hoover
Sirbaugh
Jackson
Ginn
Quick
Eugene Easter
Narvaez Extends Winning Streak With Narrow Decision
Frankie Narvaez wins a 10 round majority decision over Johnny Bizzarro at Madison Square Garden to push his record to 20-1-1. Narvaez, ranked seventh, is set for a rematch at the Garden on July 17 or 24 as Bizzarro, from Erie, Pa., forces a cautious bout.
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Fair Exchange
Johnny Bizarro
Erie
Frankie Navarez
Madison Square Garden
Navarez
New York
Bizarro
Narvaez
Johnny Bizzarro
the Garden
Johnny
Petey Della
Leo Birnbaum
Johnny Dran
Halltown trounces Northside 10 3 in City League thriller
Halltown routed Northside 10 to 3 as John Bowers went 3 for 3 with a home run and three runs batted in. Frank Simons earned the win, while John Gregory took the loss. Bowers doubled and tripled, touching home on multiple occasions, as Halltown mounted a heavy late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simons
Kenny Anders
Simons
John Bowers
Anders
Bowers
Bill Longerbeam
Dixie
Wiltshire
Randy Anders
Halltown
John Gregory
Belmont Stakes Dancer Seeks 3rd Jewel Today
Northern Dancer aims for the Triple Crown in the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct with Bill Hartack aboard before other riders like Turcotte Bohenko Fitzsimmons Ycaza and Shoemaker. The $125 000 added race features eight starters and a winner’s purse of $110 850, with Northern Dancer seeking to join racing’s elite winners.
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New York
Bill Hartack
Northern Dancer
Aqueduct
Ron Tuccotte
Paul Bohenko
James Fitzsimmons
Manuel Ycaza
Willie Shoemaker
Dancer
Citation
Assault
Count Fleet
Whirlaway
War Admiral
Omaha
Gallant Fox
Sir Barton
Bob Ussery
Turcotte
Bohenko
Fitzsimmons
Canada
Nearactic
Natalma
United States
Yeara
Ussery
Shoemaker
Hartack
Shoe
Horatio Luro
Quadrangle
Roman Brother
Orientalist
Brave Lad
Determined Man
Shock
Pony Trotting Set For Area in Loudoun County
Pony racing on the Penn-Mar circuit comes to Philomont June 21 with Rolling Meadows Raceway hosting two programs this summer. Fourteen heats featuring ponies from Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and New Jersey will roll from 2 p.m. with qualifying trials at 1 p.m. Proceeds from the Leesburg Kiwanis Club event fund youth work. The track, a quarter mile oval midway between Middleburg and Purcellville, is the region’s pioneer pony trotting venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Meadows
Virginia
Middleburg
Purcellville
Baseball batting leaders by league and player names
Major League leaders listed for batting average with at bats. National League shows Williams of Chicago at .413 and Clemente of Pittsburgh at .363. American League lists Oliva of Minnesota at .389 and Hinton of Washington at .337.
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Wiliams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Eight Run To Sub Four Minute Mile At Compton Meet
Cyrol Burleson led eight runners to break the four minute mile barrier at the Compton Invitational. Bob Schul won the 10,000 meter in 28:38.0, defeating Bill Baillie who finished in 28:40.0. Jim Ryun, a Wichita high school junior, ran 3:59.0 to become the first schoolboy under four minutes. Gerry Lindgren placed fourth in 13:44.0 for the 5,000 meters while Bruce Kidd had set the American record at 13:43.8 in 1962.
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Compton
Calif
Cyrol Burleson
Bob Schul
Schul
Miami University of Ohio
New Zealand
Bill Baillie
Baillie
Archie San Romani
Morgan Groth
Jim Grelle
Bob Day
Cary Weisiger
Jim Ryun
Wichita
Kan
Ryun
Ron Larrieu
Los Angeles
Gerry Lindgren
Spokane
Wash
Teens Bring Beatles Records to Kentucky Library
Henderson librarians confront two teens caught listening to Beatles on a library record player. The teens said they brought the records from home because their parents disliked the songs. Miss Winstead noted many patrons shared that sentiment.
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Henderson, Ky
Sara Winstead
Miss Winstead
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Shenandoah Downs
Murphy
Shotown
Diavolikis
Anna Dulin
Palumbo
Miss Gee Gee
Whitmer
Yaron RY Ward
Power Mower
Everett’s
Atwell
Kayville
Riston
Mandy
Brave
Pretty Lace
Auburn Jeep
Espin’a
Bridenbaker
Dess Poling Gmail
Daddy Dulin
Dante Battista
Cheerie Bridenbaker
Curt Summons
Smith
al Raleigh
Mitchell
Lee
Mr. Swing
Vasil
Mitch
Princeps
Palmer
Aentry Grass Field Stable
James V. Juliano
Everhart
Showalter
Zangarf
Fine Point
Arduini
Just William
Brown
D.sm’h
Anderson
Rivera
Betty Corbin
Corbin-Patterson
Anderson-Pingley
Charlotte Anderson
Chuck Ramsey
Jerry Kellican
Bill Goforth
Dodsons
Whitacres
Thompsons
Millers
Bucky Whitacre
Frances’ Dodson
Pat Whitacre
Johnny Dodson
Bizzarro
Frankie Narvaez
New Yorker
Carlos Ortiz
Northside
West Virginians
Earl Peacher
Jerry Kremer
Steve Reedy
Toney Penna
Naples
Italy
Winchester Evening Star
Burleson
Tom O’hara
Loyola University
Oregon
O’hara
Larrieu
Lindgren
Bruce Kidd
Safi
Eger Cars
Place Bros. Tire Co. Inc
Sarah Zane
Virginia Avenue
Carroll Henkel
Sunoco
Fl.lf. Nelson, Inc
Loudoun St
Winchester
Bill Battaile
Mayo
Fred Glaize, Jr
Bentley T. Scully
Mary S. Hyde Douglas A. Cather
Marvin D. Weaver
Lillian L. Weaver
T. G. Scully
Alice S. Bailey
F. W. Bailey
L. W. Brown
W. Nelson Page
Jane C. Larrick
W. W. Baker, Jr
Ruby Sewell
Robert K. Waltz Taylor L. Barr
L. M. Bell
Aie Cooper
L. M. Boyd Dabney W. Watts
del Sewell
Daniel T. Grimes Gus J. Kaknis
Jean Kincaid
O. R. Crowser
Willie McG. Page
Wayne B. Omps
Mary C. Omps
Clifford B. Pierce Lillian Dearing Jatk Fretwell Carroll Henkel
Mary Henkel
May McCarty
A. C. Long
Peter McKee
Edwin F. Ritter
Joseph W. White
H. Clay Manuel Allston Burke
Richard Rosenberger
J. Randolph Larrick
Teresa J. Massie Howard A. Holland
Virginia R. Holland
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Elizabeth P. Glaize
Dr. H. P. Maccubbin
Phillis M. Baker
Paul F. Rosenberger
W. A. McCauley
Nellie Jackson
William P. Anderson
E. Holmes Newcome
Robert M. Lindsay
Kenneth C. Patton
Charles A. Dorton
Charles E. Myers
Walter H. Bursey, Jr
Paul E. Anderson
B. Beverley Wright
Margaret
Citizens For
Battaile
Ruby Boyd
Philip Glaize
Elsie M. Rosenberger
Henrilla C. Ritter
Carter Davis
Ernest Pugh
Ernest Pugh Earl F. Marion, Jr
Myrtle B. Marion
Reginald Wilson Evelyn R. Wilson
J. Randolph Seal Sleta M. Seal
Leta B. Marco Denzil C. Bolen
Fred L. Glaize III
James W. March
Edna G. Hyde
Phillip B. Glaize
Eloise Myers
Albert Taylor, Jr
Douglas Brown
Herbert Sipe
Ellen Cochran
Harry W. Dunn Mitchell Boyd H, J. Oates
Kenneth W. Car Dale Baker
R. L. Crisman
O. H. Lewis
Fred W. Sturm
Bernard F. Groves
Woodrow Harper Louise Lindsay
Horace C. Browne
Mary Ruth Kremer
Dave Allamong
T. J. Kremer
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