Marichal Tops Dodgers in Key NL Showdown
San Francisco righty Juan Marichal defeated Los Angeles 3-2 to lift the Giants within four percentage points of the leaders. Drysdale faced an early exit after six innings as Koufax and Drysdale continued their spring holdout saga. Ellis dropped to 2-10 this year after giving up the decisive 11th-inning run to the Mets.
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Dick Gouch
Juan Marichal
Koufax
Drysale
Sammy Ellis
Marichal
Drysdale
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Giants
Ellis
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Reds
Dodger
New York
Jerry Grote
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Detroit
Ed Bressoud
Ron Swoboda
Bressoud
Grote
Ron Hunt
Mets
Johnny Edwards
Art Shamsky
Pirates
Ed Mathews
Gene Alley
Giants Trade Alou to Pacific Coast League Demotion
San Francisco announced that catcher outfielder Dick Dietz was recalled from Phoenix to play for the Giants while outfielder Jesus Alou was demoted to the Pacific Coast League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Dick Dietz
Phoenix
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Jesus Alou
Charles Town Week Ends With Strong Turnout at Race Course
The first week of Charles Town’s 48 night Summer Racing Meeting drew solid crowds and a $439,404 handle on 7,152 bets on Saturday. Jockey Michael O'Rourke led winners with four rides, challenging national champ Jesse Davidson, while trainer James R. Palmer topped with three wins as track upgrades loom for 1967.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Town Race Course
Balti- Stolberg
Cohen Brothers
Ben and
Herman
Baltimore
Pimlico Race Course
West Virginia Oval
Kovens
Kavens
Michael O’rourke
Jesse Davidson
O’rourke
Colorado Springs
Colo
Davidson
Charles’ Town
Jimmy Todd
Dean Johnston Jr
James R. Palmer
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Baseball and Racing
The schedule lists Monday events at 6:00 and 7:30 p.m. including Green Chemical Workingman’s and National Fruit-O’Sullivan’s, with church league softball evenings at Baptist Market St and Presbyterian Sunnyside. Tuesday features city league softball and multiple Little League games at 6:00 and 7:30 p.m., plus Friday night stock car racing at Winchester Speedway at 8:30 p.m.
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Charles Town
Green Chemical Workingman’s
National Fruit - O’sullivan’s
Baptist
Market St
Presbyterian
Sunnyside
Wesley Frederick
Braddock
Winc
Mobile Homes
Sheavabankers
C. & S. Bank
Phillips 66
Rotary
Exchange
Kiwanis
Lions
Wesley-Frederick
First Brethren
National Fruit
Workingman’s
O’sullivan
Green Chemical
C & S Bank
F & M Bank
Winchester Speedway
Teen Baseball Opens Today with Six Sponsors
The Teen Baseball League for ages 15 to 18 opens at Rouss Park with six sponsor teams Lamar Sloan Ford Carrolls Concrete Northside Lanes G W Comets H F Nelson Sunoco and a round robin schedule through August 15. Each week an All Star team will play out of town, with games Mon-Wed 6 pm and an All Star home game at 2 pm Sunday. Calib Williamson serves as secretary treasurer and six managers are listed along with umpires including El Keller and others.
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Lamar Sloan Ford
American Legion
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
The
American Legion Post
Carroll’s Concrete
Northside Lanes
G. W. Comets
H. F. Nelson Sunoco
Northside Lane
Rouss Park
Calib Williamson
Lamar Sloan
Ford
Allen Emmart, Jr
Northside
Owen Foltz
Donald Grubbs
Carroll
Henry Carbaugh
H. F. Nelson
Sunoco
Leon Pope
el Keller
Kenneth Ashby
Bob Kline
Sonny Burks
Rusty Holliday
George Bishop
Petty Wins Fireball 300 at Asheville Speedway
Richard Petty won the Fireball 300 at Asheville Weaver ville Speedway after an unscheduled pit stop for what he called ignorance. David Pearson ran out of fuel late and finished second on a rim, while Paul Lewis placed third in a 1965 Plymouth.
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Asheville
N.C
Richard Petty
David Pearson
Pearson
Petty
Asheville-Weaverville Speedway
Paul Lewis
Johnson City
Tenn
Shorty's Shocks C S F & M In Ten Innings
Shorty's Furniture beat Commercial and Savings Bank 4-3 in ten innings to improve to 3-5. Junior Carter and Ronnie Keeler had two hits apiece for Shorty's while Duvall earned the win. C S led 1-0, tied it late, and fell in the extra frame as Richard Clark and Ed Bromley produced the decisive runs.
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Shorty
Junior Carter
Ronnie Keeler
D. Wiltshire
Dickie Duvall
The
Bankers
Frank Simons
Furniture Boys
Shorty’s
Richard Clark
al Bailey
Ed Bromley
Orioles Trade Jerry Adair For Eddie Fisher
Baltimore Orioles ship Jerry Adair to Chicago White Sox in exchange for relief pitcher Eddie Fisher. Adair expresses relief and says he is not bitter, noting spring training tensions and his demotion at second base. John Riddle also moves from Rochester to Chicago in farm system swap as Baltimore adds minor league depth.
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Adair
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Orioles
John Riddle
Rochester
Chicago
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Reeturn
Hank Bauer
Orleole
Dave Johnson
Davey
Dick Hall
Dovel Cops 5th Straight At Winchester Speedway
Evelton? Elkton driver Dovel captured his fifth straight modified feature at Winchester Speedway. Dovel also earned his 12th feature win this season across venues, while Shorty Bowers won the 20 lap semi late feature and faces more action next Friday night at 8 30 on the fast 1 3rd mile clay oval.
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Ray Dovel
Winchester Speedway
Dovel
Elkton
Speedway
Shorty Bowers
Hagerstown
Bowers
Donald Golightly
Wayne Kerns
John Larrick
Louie Newland
Jack Deniston
Sonny Wallace
White Post Girl Wins At Upperville
Caroline Treviranus of White Post rode Fieldmouse to win the Small Pony Division at the Upperville Horse Show. She earned 14 1/2 points to Chantilly's 13, with Fieldmouse named Small Pony Champion and Chantilly reserve. The duo also won the Small Pony Championship at Carter Hall recently.
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Upperville
Caroline Treviranus
White Post
Fieldmouse
Waverly Farms
Chantilly
Carter Hall
Farmers' and Merchants Bank edges Phillips 66 4-3 at Bodie Grim Field
In a tight city league game at Bodie Grim Field the Farmers' and Merchants Bank nipped Phillips 66 4-3. Ed Grim earned the win over Gene Singhass as Kremer led with two hits for the Bankers while Pitta and Lloyd contributed for Phillips.
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Farmers’ and Merchants Bank
Phillips 66
Bodie Grim Field
Bankers
Phillips
Oilers
Ken Pitta
Bobby Jackson
Hal Lloyd
Gene Singhass
Jackson
Jerry Kremer
Ed Grim
Singhass
F & M Bank
Bob Weidenkopf
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Ym Winghester Evening Star
Marichal Tames
Candlestick Park
Chris Short
Bill White
Phillies
Cardinals
John Bateman
Rusty Staub
Dave. Nicholson
Astros
Cubs
Alou
R. Co
Fquipment CO. of
Evening Star Sports
Angelo Vasil
Pete Phillips
Abc-Tv
Wide World of Sports
OLD Dominion Speedway
Manassas, Va
Danny Carter
Kansas City A
California Angel
Lou Burdette
Burdette
Anaheim
Shorty’s Furniture
Commercial and Savings Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
C &S Bank
J. Hott
Cliff Peacher
Jerry Adair
Baltimore Orioles
Dovel Cops
Ronald Whitacre
Bill Berry
Staunton
Arlington
Bobby Burns
Deniston
Burns
Earl Moran
Chuck Brannon
Don Davis
Fairfax
First Brethren Market Street Baptist
Sunnyside Braddock Street
Presbyterian Wesley Frederick
Gael Mn
Be Oncre
Crider & Shockey
Aeroquip
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