Roanoke Horses Dominate Blue Ridge Hunt Show at Carter Hall
J. W. Burress of Roanoke leads with three championships and a reserve as Coral Ice wins Green Conformation Hunter Championship and Bob White takes Green Working Hunters. Charming earns Working Hunter Championship permanent trophy, with Stray Arrow as reserve. Multiple winners from Charlottesville, Middleburg, Purcellville, and Winchester compete across pony and junior divisions.
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J. W. Burress
Roanoke
Carter Hall
Coral Ice
Bob White
Jock Payne
Gordohnville
Charming
Stray Arrow
Mr. Burress
Edward Gay Butler
Nantine
Fred’s
Ana Darko
Delmar Twyman
Charlottesville
LeBaton
Alexander Rives
Cobham
Tennessa
Magruder Dent, Jr
Swamp Fox
M. Kenneth Taylor
Hampton
Taylor
Johnny Reb
Lytlebits
Frankie and Lynn Counselman
Potomac
Lady Kola
Mary Elizabeth Oyler
Purcellville
Bell Boy
Stoney Creek Farm
W.H.S.A
Joseph Forgis
Southlands
Frank Worrell
Maxine
Josephine Duckett
Gaithersburg
Annie Darling
Blue Ridge Hunters
Hi-Hampton
A. Mackay-Smith
Howard Gardner
Southlands Rebel
Dan Creary
Middleburg
Claiborne Carter
Orange
Casemere B
Cismont Manor Farm
Lewis M. Allen
Farnley Reliance
Steve ‘Koman
Winchester
Keveney Robinson
Joe’s Worth
Cathy West
Clarke County
Buxton Mist
John Stuart
Tattle
A.C. Randolph
Upperville
Farnley Farms
Warren County
Farnley Farm
Silver Coin
Christine Hill
Sea King
E.C. Shokes
Glory Be
George Rives
Shokes
Caroline Treviranus
Yo- Yo
Keswick
Mrs. Dent
Locksley Sunrise
Jill Regan
Sean O’casey
Matt McHale
Black Twig
Midnight
Robin Robinson
Pony Hunter
Carpers Valley 2nd in Tri State Tourney
Carpers Valley Golf Club finished second in a Tri State Tournament held Sunday with Purcellville scoring 12 points, Carpers Valley 11, Frederick 10.5, and Front Royal 2.5. Hayes of Purcellville posted 73 to lead. Jack Ritter of Carpers Valley shot 74. A home and home match at Front Royal resulted in Front Royal winning 34 to 14, with another Sunday match at Carpers Valley against Mill Creek Golf Club planned.
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Carpers Valley
Mill Creek Golf Club
Koufax Dominates Reds but Sparks Dodgers Victory
Sandy Koufax pitched four innings of a 21 Dodgers win over Cincinnati, facing his 13th batter and allowing three more hits after a 12 retired. He earned his 100th career victory, while Deron Johnson homered for the Reds. John Roseboro doubled home Tommy Davis in the sixth for the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Cincinnati
Koufax
Deron Johnson
Sandy
Philadelphia
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Tommy Davis
Johnny VanderMeer
VanderMeer
Reds
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Houston
Hank Aaron
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
RBI
Indians
Los Angeles
Jim King
Washington
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Edwards
Braddock Street Base Team Edges Market Street
Braddock Street edged Market Street 5-4 as Farmer went 3 for 3 and Teets 2 for 3. Anderson 2 for 3 and Propst added a triple sparked the losing effort. DeHaven earned the win while Propst took the loss with Costello catching. Sacred Heart, First Baptist, Congregational Christians, and First Presbyterian defeated Sunnyside 5-3, 4-2, and 12-9 respectively.
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Braddock
Farmer
Teets
Braddock St
Anderson
Propst
DeHaven
Legge
Costello
Sacred Heart halves defeat as lineup shows mixed results
For the Congregation ALS Simpson and Seldon doubled. Chaplin Kaval and Sturm added singles for Sacred Heart. Foreman was the cider with Simpson as his battery mate, Harris took the loss with Kaval catching.
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Simpson
Seldon
Chaplin
Kaval
Sturm
The
Sacred Heart
Foreman
Harris
First Baptists Ride Grims and Coopers Two Hits Each
Grim and Cooper each collected two hits to bolster the First Baptists at the plate. Inskip led the losing side with two hits. Fretwell earned the win with Grim behind the plate and Fisher charged with the loss as B. Rinker handled catching duties.
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First Baptists
Grim
Cooper
Inskip
Fretwell
Fisher
B. Rinker
O Sullivan Little League Beats Rotary 11 to 5
O Sullivans sponsored team defeated Rotary 11 to 5 Friday. Steve Rhinehardt earned the win with Bobby Williams catching. Mark Eyre took the loss as McCauley worked the plate. John Lockhart went 4 for 4 to lead the offense.
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O Sullivan
Rotary
Steve Rhinehardt
Bobby Williams
Mark Eyre
McCauley
John Lockhart
Petersen Singles Leads Night at Northside Lanes
Bob Miller climbs to first by posting 15 points in his win over Morris Lowery as Don Smith slips to second with 13. Frank Burke chalks two big opening games but stalls. Charles Renner moves to third after 16 against Leo Haley. David Lowery and Bill Sturm tie at 14 with Sturm taking two wins. Dick Bowmen nets 15 over Bob Wilcox who has 13.
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Northside Lanes
Petersen
Bob Miller
Morris Lowery
Morris
Don Smith
Frank Burke
Frank
Charles Renner
Leo Haley
Haley
Renner
David Lowery
Bill Sturm
Sturm
Dave
Dick Bowmen
Bob Wilcox
Slugfest win as Dickson and Marshall spark first Presbyterian
David Dickson collected two doubles and a triple while Ed Marshall hit a single and a homer to key the victory. Reynolds and Fleming added offense for the losers. Jim Laise earned his third win without a loss, with Wendell Porterfield catching and Crim taking the loss before Whaley came in early. Freeze was the plate umpire.
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Koufax
Senators
Johnson
Steve Boros
Boros
Bob Feller
Rube Waddell
Felipe Alou
Braves
Aaron
Hal Brown
Milwaukee
Alou
Lee Maye
Dave Roberts
Colts
First Presbyterian
David Dickson
Ed Marshall
Reynolds
Fleming
Jim Laise
Wendell Porterfield
Crim
Whaley
Freeze
Archie Roberts Stars in Columbia Football and Baseball
Archie Roberts, Columbia's star quarterback, also captained the Lion baseball varsity in 1963 with a .378 batting average, leading in hitting.
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Archie Roberts
Columbia
Lion
Duckpin bowling at Health Center Lanes features Crisman Rug Co dominance
Crisman Rug Co extended its League of Champions lead with a 3-0 win over O Sull ivan as the Health Center lanes hosted duckpin action. Judy Farmer led team scoring with 114 and 107, Barbara Butler 112 and 102, and Susan Good 102, while Joan Tobin had 103 for O Sull ivan.
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Crisman Rug CO
O’sullivan
Judy Farmer
Barbara Butler
Susan Good
O'Sullivan
Joan Tobin
A. C. Slonaker
Sue Purtlebaugh
Sharon Stotler
Sandy
Sixth Race at the Track Lists Entrants and Odds
Entries show sixteenth event for 1200 Clim 4 YO and UP with horses Whose Strong Iberian Easter Crystal Wise Fleet Rush For Gold Star Bloom War Bur Happy Czyz Wear All How Deep plus an A entry. Fourth Race features 1200 CLM 4000 UP for 6 FTH with Stationery Ocala Rose Play Room Foggy Harbor High Sod Woodbine Boy Trumpet Girl Handsome Eddy Fritzs Maid Spadilla.
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Anderson
Small
At’s
Witmer
Schaurer
Headley
Burdette
McCarthy
Paul B
Clay & R
Adessa
Zang’i
Boerner
Karpe
Handsome Eddy
Graham
Fritz
Hedge
Spadilla
Baker
Major League Sports Notes and Racing Results
A condensed recap blends horse racing results with baseball standings and schedules. It lists race winners in four and six furlong events, then shifts to American and National League standings, recent results, and upcoming games with post times and doubleheaders noted.
Exchange Wins Over National Fruit In Baseball Game
The Exchange defeated National Fruit 15 to 3 on Saturday. Monte Pope hit a home run and a single in four at bats, while Bruce Ritter added a double and a single in four trips. Mike Tavenner and Scott Newlin led National Fruit with two singles and a homer. Mike Oates earned the win with Pope catching, and Church Renner took the loss as Dennis Getz handled the plate.
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Monte Pope
Bruce Ritter
Mike Tavenner
Scott Newlin
National Fruit
Mike Oates
Church Renner
Dennis Getz
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Winchester Evening Star
Roanoke Horses
Zuckerman
PPO Rey Ward
Koufax Komes Back
Hal Rock
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
St. Louis
San Franciscco
Tony Cloninger
Don Zim
A’s
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
George Alusik
Moe Drabowsky
Mary Ann Funk
Edwin Fiddler
Virginia Larrick
Jack Hoover
Larrick
Ronnie Bageant
Barbara LeMaster
Clarence Combs
Vickie Tucker
Larry Clark
Invisibles
Chuckers
Strikemasters
Charles Bush
Eugene Easter
Sonny Crisman
Ronnie Boyd
Roy Bly
Lawrence Pope
Joe Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Jackie Cleveland
Bill Keyton
Evan Creswell
Frank Cooper
Chug White
Ot Tire Co
Shenandoah Downs
Ruby Rudd
Palmer
Club,Chief
Zangart
Galla Max
Aker
Donna Clem
Outram Delgado
Port-Am
High
Cynthia
Bill
Shep’d
Mitchl
Meadow
Beau
D. Smith
D.smith
Bridenbaker
Conhie
Mullins
Boring Graham
Katrinka
Richardson
Tae E
L. Reynolds
Royal Rover
McKee
Long
Gustines
Zangari
Mitchel
Royal Savage
Zan’s
Lambert
Palumbo
Showalter
Amber
Lusby
Atwell
New Muir
West End
Norris
Adopindel
Ban Fran
Chicago
Elphia
Baltimoce
Eens
Pittsburgh
New York
Ean Pe Ei Ue
Gregory G. Gbel
Nooress
Birchwood
Valor Native
Fitz’d
Buleck
L. Rey’s
Chrissy
San Francisco
Baltimore
Boston
Vienight
Washington, N
Exchange Little Baseball League
National Fruit Team
Ing
Miller's Hardware
Loudoun St
America
Inchester Beverages, Inc
Dodge
Ford
Chevy
Idee
Pine Motor CO. Inc
S. Loudoun St
Bob Hope
Nbc-Tv
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