Potomac Nips Middleburg In Polo Thriller
Potomac defeats Middleburg 9 to 8 at Phipps Field in a Sunday thriller. Middleburg faces Blue Ridge in the Walker Cup semi final with Ray Harrington of Bourne joining the Blue Ridge lineup. Key scorers include Ol lie Iselin Zeke Ferguson Pete Dunning and Bob Rollins for Potomac with Derk Johnson and John Keeler also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Potomac
Phipps Field
Blue Ridge Club
Pete Dunning
George Greenhalgh TI
Ollie Iselin
Zeke Ferguson
Bob Rollins
Derk Johnson
John Keeler
Stem
Ray Harrington
Bourne
Texas
Blue Ridge
George Greenhalgh
Pete Dunning, Jr
Andy Guest
Dick Riemenschneider
Hap Puelicker
Auburn tops Clemson in 13th inning to reach College World Series
Scotty TM boug hit the second homer of the game in the 13th inning as Auburn beat Clemson 6-5 to win the NCAA District 3 baseball championship. Q V Lowe pitched all 13 for Auburn advancing to Omaha. Long hit a two run homer in the eighth and a triple to pace Auburn. Rusty Adkins homered for Clemson. Reliever Pete Myers took the loss. Bob Verga was the No. 1 pick in the Eastern Basketball League draft by Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
N.C
Scotty
Boug “Hte
Auburn
Clemson
Q V. Lowe
Omaha
Neb
Long
Rusty Adkins
Pete Myers
New York
Bob Verga
Duke
Asbury Park
Harrisburg
Hartford
Conn
Legion Grabs 1st Place In Teen League With 8-0 Win
The American Legion team secured first by a half game after blanking Lamar Sloan Ford 8-0 at Rouss Park. Denny Smallwood pitched a three hitter for the Legion 3-0 start, while Lamar Sloan Ford slipped to 0-2. Ross led the Legion with two hits as runs came in the first, second, and fourth innings.
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American Legion
Lamar Sloan Ford
Rouss Park
GW Motors
Northside
Smallwood
Denny
Sing
Tim Haley
Legion
Ross
Denny Smallwood
Mustangs
The
Braddock
First Brethren
Roland Kelchner
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Games This Week
A dense list shows Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m and multiple league games across Pony Teen City and Church softball with makeup dates. Teams include Moose VFW Northside Lanes GW Motors Braddock Sunnyside Grace Bible Market Presbyterian and others across Thursday Friday and weekend slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Downs
Moose
VFW
Northside Lanes
GW Motors
F & M Bank
Phillips 66
Shenanbankers
Mobile Homes Church
Presbyterian
1St Brethren
Iamond
N. Frederick
Grace Bible
Giamond
Braddock
Market St
Sunnyside
Baptist
Ward’s
C& S Bank
Crown Cork
Mountain Dew
Lamar Sloan Ford
Carroll Concrete
Jaycees
Elks
Market
Optimists
American Legion
Winchester Speedway
Lions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Exchange
Ward’s Plaza
Rouss Park
O'Sullivan
Workingman
National Fruit
Green Chemical
PONY
Baptist and Braddock shine in church league action
Ronnie Bageant and Tom Quigley led mound debuts for Braddock and First Presbyterian as Braddock beat First Brethren 3 to 0 and Presbyterian won 6 to 16. Sunnyside Flyer Fisher tossed a three hitter in a 14 to 1 win over Grace Bible, while First Baptist remained unbeaten with a 5 to 3 victory over Market Street.
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Baptist
Presbyterian
Bradk Street
Sunnyside
Braddock Street
Ronnie Ageant
Tom Quigley
First Presbyterian
North Frederick
Presbyterians
Frederick
Buddy Fisher
Grace Bible
Barber Rejoins Orioles After Unauthorized Trip
Steved Barber returns to the Baltimore Orioles in Anaheim after a weekend departure to visit his inlaws farm. Manager Hank Bauer fines him about 500 dollars. The left-hander, 28, aims to fix wildness that has produced 48 walks in 46 innings this season.
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Baltimore Orioles
Steve Barber
Hank Bauer
Anaheim
Calif
Barber
California
Wisconsin
Bauer
Inlaws
Twin Bluffs
Wmis
Yanks Draft South Carolina Star in 1967 Free Agent Draft
New York Yankees hold the first pick in a two day draft aiming to uncover top prospects among 800 plus college and high school players. Terry Hughes of Spartanburg is the Yanks target while notable earlier selections include Ken Holtzman Rick Monday and Joe Coleman. The draft has regular and special phases with various farm system limits and Legion players included but not signed until after the Legion season.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Ken Holtzman
Rick Monday
Joe Coleman
Tom Seaver
Gary Nolan
Rich Nye
Bill Dillman
New York Yankees
Terry Hughes
Spartanburg
S.C
Kansas City A’s
A’s
Les Rohr
New York Mets
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Don Shaw
Baltimore
Shaw
Dillman
Cincinnati
Cubs
Nye
Yanksare
Ion
Los Angeles Dodgers
American Legion
Hall
Hawks
Sawchuk
Leafs
Chicago
Montreal
Bower
Toronto
NHL Expansion Draft Kicks Off With Six New Teams
Montreal AP reports the NHL begins a two day expansion draft as six new clubs California Los Angeles Minnesota St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia select 20 players each from established clubs. Old stars Glenn Hall Johnny Bower and Terry Sawchuk are among top targets as 120 players change teams in the sport s biggest talent turnover.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
Glenn Hall
Chicago
NHL
Hall
Toronto
Johnny Bower
Terry Sawchuck
California
Los Angeles
Minnesota
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Denis DeJordy
Major League Standings and Monday Results Across Leagues
Major League Standings show Cincinnati leading the National League with 34 wins and St Louis 27 wins, while the American League lists Detroit at 29 18 and Baltimore at 33 21. Monday results include Chicago routing Philadelphia and Houston beating St Louis, with schedule details for today and tomorrow across both leagues.
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National League
L. Pet
G.B. Cincinnat
St.Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphi
Cincinna Houston
Pittsburg
Cincinn Houston
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
New_York
Kansas City
Washington
California
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club Meets at War Memorial
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club plans its monthly gathering at the War Memorial Building at 8 p.m. on Wednesday June 7. The meeting focuses on brief discussions of plans and policies for members, with nonmembers welcome if they are interested in guns. Junior Rifle Club schedule starts June 8 at 6 30 p.m. at the senior club range on Sulphur Springs road and runs through August. Membership open to those over 12 or younger with a parent. A recent public police firing session on the WR P Club range, taught by State Police Sergeant F L Woolf and his associate, drew a well attended crowd and strong praise for civic service.
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Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
War Memorial
Ee Junior Rifle Club
Sulphur Springs Road
Wr&p
F. L. Woolf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Potomac Nips
Polo
Lamar Sloan
Tor” Te” Teen League
Star Sports
Los
Wymer, Dofflemeyer
Keeler
CMC. Mist
Naretha
Dance More
Just Shined
Dean W
Pipskin
Pylabills
Thrifty Gal
Court-A-Buck
Bella Sir Fella
Ta’s Girl
Quillorulla
Richard Binder
One
Glen Williamson
Sloan
Tim Halsey
Wymer
Athletics
White Sox
Athletics Tigers
Lamar Sloan Ford Carroll Concrete
Shenandoah
Lively
C & S Bank
O’sullivan
Workingman’s
Apple Valley League—Star Tannery
Gore
Front Royal
Stephens City
Rappahannock
Bentonville
Baptist, Braddock
Bageant
Lonni Barnham
Steve McLaughlin
Try Newlin
Barnm
Ve McLaughlin
Inn
Newlin
Brethren
Mike McLaughlin
Ron ‘Bageant
Gary Crisman
Bill Bailey
Fred Hildebrand
Sam Harris
Pace Presbyterian
al Carter
Bill Stine
K. Hershman
Grace
John Gowdy
Fred Bureleson
John Heironimus
Bill Young
First Baptist
Mar
Ket Street
Sonny Oates
Lawrence Grim
Buddy Locke
Gene Line
Dick Martin
Ralph Ordel
Kenny Lake
Larry Propst
Joe Hepler
Orioles
Yanks
South Carolina
Evening Star Sports
Hockey League
Punch Imlach
Terry
Boston
Montrea
Mobile Homes
Sheavabankers
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Harry Stebbins
Winchester
Sgt. Woolf
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