Sunnyside Takes First in Church Softball League Standings
Sunnyside defeated Braddock Street 7 to 5 to seize sole first place as Presbyterian beat First Baptist 5 to 3 and Market Street crushed Grace Bible 15 to 3. Braddock’s Bill Lyons allowed 10 hits, while Sunnyside’s Buddy Fisher pitched strong with 12 hits allowed and Ronnie Rinker hit a four run homer in the fourth.
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Sunnyside
Braddock Street
First Baptist
Presbyterian
North Frederick
First Brethren
Market Street
Grace Bible
Braddock
Buddy Fisher
Bill Lyons
Butch Boxwell
Dickie Wisecarver
Gary Teets
Sonny Inskip
Ronnie Rinker
Mike Coleman
Merdie Bowers
Sonny Sibert
Harry Propst
Bill Young
Buddy Locke
Jack Billmyer
Buddy Grove
Kenny Lake
Gil Ellerby
Sonny Hershman
Jerry Mills
Sunnyside Baptist Market Presbyterian Braddock
Brethren
Frederick
Babe Ruth Holds Record for Nine Shutouts in One Season
The American League record for nine shutouts in a season is attributed to Babe Ruth, a left handed pitcher, with the achievement noted in a league summary. Other teams and sponsors mentioned include City League American Legion Northside Lanes GW Motors Lamar Sloan Ford Carroll Concrete.
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American Legion
GW Motors
Lamar Sloan Ford Carroll Concrete
Babe Ruth
Ceely's Man Faces Eight rivals in Shenandoah Downs Purse
Charles Town jockey William J. German's Ceely's Man seeks his third straight win in the Kearnesville Purse at Shenandoah Downs, 6 furlongs, sharing top weight 120 pounds with three others. Favorite Watchina is a strong challenger, while Jesse Davidson cancels mounts due to illness. Misty Mars rider replaced by Bobby Fitzgerald in the first race.
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Charles Town
W. VA
William J. German
Ceely
Shenandoah Downs
Kearnesville
Assemblyman
Victor Espinosa
Watchina
Tommy Depalo
Lost Pal
Queen Tree
Hatteras Light
Itsagirl
Bordeaux Prince
Outer Strata
Dearherst
Jesse Davidson
Davidson
Hagerstown
Misty Mars
Bobby Fitzgerald
Lady In Lace
Turbine Car Receives Panel Review For Indy Car
CHICAGO AP Andy Granatelli says the U S Auto Club panel review of the turbine powered car is tantamount to approval We will build Turbocar replicas at STP Division Paxton Engineering plant Santa Monica and expect a winning season for turbine automobiles Par nelli Jones drove the STP car which dominated the Indianapolis 500 mile race
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Chicago
Andy
Granatelli
U.S. Auto Club
Studebaker
STP
Paxton Enngineering
Santa Monica
Calif
Smallwood Stars Again Unbeaten Legion Wins Fourth Straight
The American Legion team extended its unbeaten streak to four with a 7-0 victory over GW Motors. Denny Smallwood struck out 15, allowed three hits, and helped drive in three runs. Glen Williamson added two runs as Legion built leads of 3-1-1-1 across the game.
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The
American Legion
Denny Smallwood
Denny
Legion
Smallwood
Bob Ganse
Larry Zirk
John Lockhart
Bobby Mason
Glen Williamgon
Red Kelly Named Los Angeles Kings Coach In Trade
Red Kelly, 20 year NHL veteran, was traded from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the expansion Los Angeles Kings for defenseman Ken Block. The deal followed a four day NHL conclave and a dispute between Imlach and Cooke over Kellys status in the expansion draft. Campbell announced a raise in minimum player salaries to 10000 dollars and an average base pay around 18000 dollars for the 1966-67 season.
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Montreal
Punch Imlach
Jack Kent Cooke
Red Kelly
Kelly
NHL
Los Angeles Kings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ken Block
Toronto
Imlach
King
Cooke
Los Angeles
Leafs
Kings
Campbell
Quarry Meets Patterson in High Stakes Heavyweight Bout
Jerry Quarry, 22, faces former world champion Floyd Patterson in a 10 round heavyweight fight at Memorial Coliseum. Patterson, 32, is the favorite as promoter Aileen Eaton eyes 20,000 fans and about 150000 dollars in gate receipts. the bout will not be televised.
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Los Angeles
California
Jerry Quarry
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Ably
Memorial Coliseum
Bellflower
Olympic Boxing Club
Aileen Eaton
Globetrotters Sold For 3 710 000 Dollars in Chicago Deal
A Palmer led syndicate purchased the Harlem Globetrotters for 3 710 000 dollars. Judge Robert Dunne approved the bid, defeating Metromedia at 3 5 million and Linn at 3 million. Palmer pledged no move from Chicago and kept the team’s current operation. The Globetrotters have entertained global audiences, including heads of state.
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Chicago
Potter Palmer
Atlanta Braves
Harlem Globetrotter
Robert Dunne
Palmer Group
Abe Saperstein
Dunne
Metromedia, Inc
Linn Broadcasting Co
Saperstein
Linn Group
Palmer
Potter Group
Globetrotters
Braves prevail without Aaron as Dodgers fall 5-4
Hank Aaron sat out a second straight game with a muscle pull, yet the Atlanta Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4. The win followed a 13-5 rout over the Dodgers and capped a timely rally in the seventh and ninth innings.
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Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Aaron
Braves
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Houston
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Joe Torre
Rico Carty
Clete Boyer
Denis Menke
Phil Regan
Regan
Menke
Felipe Alou
Giants
Ollie Brown
John Edwards
Willie McCovey
Brown
Jim Hart
Edwards
Hart
Tony Perez
Tom Haller
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Astros
Gibson
Larry Dierker
Julian Javier
Ed Bressoud
Bressoud
Bobb Tolan
Roger Maris
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Winchester Evening Star
Market, Presbyterian
Frederick Win
First Presbyterian
Baptists
Baptist
Chuck Malachuck
Ed Marshall
Frank Courtney
Courtney
Tom Quigley
Dick Martin
al Carter
Hannas, McKee
GRACE
Lou Costello
Johnny Heironimus
North
iFirst Brethren
First Brethren Diacom Areaeenerreett
Frank Foreman
Dave Ramsey
James Cooley
John Collins
Charlie Newcome
Fred Hildebrand
Bill Bailey
Fredrick
Lonnie Burnham
Barry Ramsey
Church League
Teen League
Winc. Mobile Homes
C & S Bank
F & M Bank
Phillips 66
Sheavabankers Ward’s
Plaza
Mountain’ Dew Crown Cork
Swift - Tasco
Bushnell
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
Parnelli Jones
Athsio
Dodger
Douglas Harvey
Woody Woodward
Unbeaten Legion
Caleb Williamsons
Reed Lunsford
Rick Cummings
Glen Williamson
Quarry
Saperstein Estate
Ames
N. Loudoun ST. Winchester
Hal Bock
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