Local FCA 30boys head to Summer Conference in NC
Thirty boys from Handley James Wood and Clarke County depart Sunday for Black Mountain North Carolina to attend the Summer Conference of the FCA They will return Friday night The group lists three rows of participants led by Handley coach Steve Wilt with names including Lee Woolf Chuck Moore Denny Barracker Bob Setzer Harry Thompson Lynn Rogers and more going to the event
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Black Mountain
North Carolina
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Lee Woolf
Chuck Moore
Denny Barracker
Bob Setzer
Harry Thompson
Lynn Rogers
Eric Hoover
Charles Young
Tom Brumback
Rusty Foltz
Chet Spielman
Junior Boys Invitational Tennis Tourney Planned at Winchester
Plans for the second annual USLTA sanctioned Junior Boys Invitational Tennis Tournament at Winchester Country Club run June 17 to 20 were announced by Don Henson. Six age brackets for singles and doubles welcome Middle Atlantic entrants. singles entries close June 15 and doubles June 17. Local players Ian Valentine Kit Molden and David Kern are noted entrants from Winchester area.
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Winchester Country Club
Don Henson
Club Pro
Middle Atlantic
David Kern
Episcopal
Valentine, Malden
Kern
Winchester
Shenandoah Downs Entries Report
Associated Press notes entries tied to Shenandoah Downs with names Vince Shomo and Carlos Marks among the listed participants, indicating a racing context and entrant details. The fragment references locations New York and Trinidad and suggests an event listing or entry sheet.
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New York
Vince Shomo
Carlos
Marks
Trinidad
Drew
Area Sports Schedule with Ten Events Tonight
A busy field of games and races spans tonight from Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m to stock car racing at Winchester Speedway 8 p m The lineup covers City League softball church league softball teen league baseball pony league and little league baseball plus Frederick County leagues and a Touchdown Club event fitting a small town schedule narrative.
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Ward’s Plaza
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Gainesboro
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North Frederick
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Brucetown
Grace Bible
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
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National Fruit
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Green Chemical
Touchdown Clube
Clearbrook Woolen
Stphens City Lions
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Pure
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Hardin Hurls Baltimore over Nats for Eighth Straight Time
Hardin wins his eighth decision against Baltimore to extend a streak and keep Cleveland in second place in the American League. Maye keys Cleveland offense with a triple in the first and another later. Williams and Paul mix in relief as Oakland falls behind. White Sox rally to beat the Yankees 5-2 with late runs in the ninth.
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Jim Hardin
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Reggie Smith
Bert Campaneris
Enators
Boog Powell
Marichal First To Win Eleven
Marichal pitched a four hitter for his 11th win and first shutout of the season as the Giants defeated the Dodgers 4 to 0. Willie Mays and Ollie Brown drove in two runs each, with Willie McCovey adding his 11th homer to lift San Francisco into second place, three games off the pace.
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Eckert orders weekend baseball played after Kenndy funeral
Commissioner Eckert did not defer to clubs or owners but ordered all weekend games with start times after Senator Kennedy’s funeral. Public relations director Reichler said postponements were allowed in Washington New York San Francisco Boston and Baltimore upon team requests. In Bristol Tennessee Chris Karamasines of Chicago won the spring nationals top fuel eliminator, earning about $7 000 before a crowd of roughly 48 000.
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Shenandoah Downs racing results summary
Shenandoah Downs race results list winners and payoffs across nine races. Notable finishes include Sheilas Secret in race one and Easy Amber in race nine, with several exacta and double payouts highlighted and a total attendance of 3,645 and handle of 246,927.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary
Major League standings and recent results across American and National leagues. Detroit leads American with 35 wins, Cleveland 33, Baltimore 31, others follow. National top is St Louis 34 23, San Francisco 31 26, Los Angeles 32 27, with several key games noted.
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