Plumly-Love Team Wins Winchester Member-Guest Tourney
Paul Plumly and guest John Lowe of Martinsburg captured the member guest tourney at Winchester Golf and Country Club with a 125 net total after rounds of 63 and 62. Ralph Saville and Bob Reese of Baltimore were second with 126, while 52 teams competed in the two day event.
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Susie Maxwell Captures 36th WWGA Tourney Title
Susie Maxwell the Charger won the 36th Women’s Western Golf Association tournament with a 72 hole 290, the best score in WWGA history. Hagge led early but shot 74 for 293, while Sandra Haynie finished third with 297 and Mary Mills was fourth at 301. Kathy Whitworth placed fifth with 304.
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Sikes Captures Cleveland Open With 35 Foot Putt
Dan Sikes wins the Cleveland Open in a one stroke victory over Tony Lema. He sinks a 35 foot final hole putt to finish 12 under par 272 on Highland Park course. Bruce Devlin shoots 65 to finish third as Lema fades in the final round.
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Teen Softball Schedule For This Week
The Corvettes face the Tigers on Tuesday and the Wildcats meet the Mus tangs on Wednesday. The Comets play the Mus on Friday and the Corvettes battle the Wildcats on Saturday all games start at 6 15 PM.
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Summer basketball program calls for boys
All boys aged 14 to 20 are urged to call 662-4946 to join a summer basketball program directed by Jerry Hannas. Hannas says the program depends on participant response and interest, and encourages boys to sign up now.
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Virginia AAU meet features young stars set records and wins
Richmond's Dave Smith broke the junior high jump record at 6-234 and Tom Fitch of Front Royal tied the senior high jump mark at 6-434. John Jones ran 14:46.5 for three miles but his club time isn’t a Virginia record. Ray Pollard tied the 100 yard dash at 9.8 seconds and Peninsula Track Club led the senior division with 65 points.
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Waynesboro Scrappers Qualify for Virginia Slow Pitch Tourney
The Waynesboro Scrappers qualified for the Virginia Amateur Softball Association 12 inch slow pitch tournament on August 28 by winning the 14 inch outseam Slow pitch championship. Hamilton M. Smith pitched shutouts in three of five wins as the team swept a 23 team field and defeated Butcher's Fuel Oil of Newport News 5 to 3 for the title. Frank Soden of WRNL Richmond won the Distinguished Service Award from the Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association.
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Sellers May Have Derby Mount By TED MEIER
Johnny Sellers appears set to ride Our Michael next year in the Kentucky Derby after four wins and one second from five races. The colt, leading two year old champion of 1965, won the Christiana Stakes at Delaware Park last Saturday, beating Flame Tree with New Windsor third.
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Hollywood Park opens 1965 with 55 day meeting
The 55 day 1965 season at Hollywood Park marks the track's 26th year of operation. The meeting runs through the spring with racing events and standings to be reported in upcoming editions.
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Mobil Homes edge Halltown in Winchester softball clash
Mobil Homes defeated Halltown 16 to 2 to seize first place in the Winchester City Softball League as two more games saw Farmers and Merchants National Bank beat Buckley Lages 10 to 4 and Teen Age Club topple Shorty's Grocery 15 to 3. Buddy Grey earned the win for Mobil Homes while Frank Simons took the loss for Halltown.
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Major League Standings and Results Recap
National and American League standings shown with team records and games back. Saturday results include Los Angeles over New York and Philadelphia beating Houston. Chicago routed Cincinnati. Milwaukee over St. Louis. Also details of a 15 run rule game where the Teen Age Club routed Shorty’s Grocery 15 to 3 with notable performances.
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Government Jobs and Salaries Interest Letter
A reader expresses interest in U S government positions with high starting salaries and strong job security. They request a free list of government jobs and salaries and information on how to qualify, plus contact details including name city phone and age.
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