Shenandoah Downs Race Day Results Summary
Race by race payouts and winners listed for Shenandoah Downs. First race Lady Why Not paid 13.40, 6.00, 5.60 with DhPan River 3.80, 4.40 and DhDemon Runner 4.20, 4.60. Daily Double 6-2 paid 105.80. Twin Double 2-2-7-2 paid 5,577.20. Attendance 3,708. handle 252,284.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick Harves
Missy
Our Flyer
June Ellen
Witchwoman
Deltona’s Pride
Dean W
Lady Tarantula
Goldies Boy
Rose
Lilly Bond
Sudanese Set for Shenandoah Downs Return in Bressler Purse
Sudanese, a six rivals race at Shenandoah Downs tonight in the Bressler Purse for a mile and one sixteenth. The Timely winner trained by Elwood Kirk with Dallas Hedge aboard seeks another strong showing after his April 14 return. Clas sic Charcoal, ridden by Eddie Cape, goes in the 6 furlong feature The Keyes Ferry Purse as the meeting progresses. A twin double last night paid $5,577.20 with Sheila's Sara returning $13.30 in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Robert P. Seward
Shenandoah Downs
Bressler
Sudan
Shenandoah Strip
Bowie
Dallas Hedge
Elwood Kirk
Albert J. Lacoste
Charcoal
Keyes Ferry
Eddie Cape
Sheila
Sara
Member Guests and Cup Play At Winchester Golf Club
The Governors Cup and Byrd trophy are in play at Winchester Golf and Country Club. Ladies Day results show Thelma Clare and Fran Murphy tie for first, with Suzanne Schmitt second. Junior lessons run Tuesday through Friday with 30 in two classes. The Member Guest tourney was won by Paul Plumly and partner with 12 total shots, 25 under par in sudden death. Twilight League near 100 percent participation and weekly meals praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Clare
Fran Murphy
Suzanne Schmitt
Ruth Naegely
Nancy Maclellan
Paul Plumly
Carpers 'Valley
al Murphy
Tom Hassen
Paul
Tide Custer
Ann Whitham
Betty Shokes
Susie Phillips
Betty Burkholder
Culpeper
Bette Parrish
Kardy Large
Dickie Dick
River Rats
Moonshiners
Revenooers
Muchachos
Nimrods
Hawks
Hollyhawks
CP Eyes
the Doves
Golddust Twins
Mustangs
Chickweeds
Account
Sunnyside and First Baptist Lead Church League Race
Sunnyside and First Baptist remain tied for first in the Church League after last night’s games. Braddock and Brethren also won to climb toward the top, while Market Street fell to second place with a 5-3 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Baptist
Forest
Braddock
Brethren
First Baptist
Market Street
Buddy Fisher
Ralph Ordel
Braddock Street
Presbyterian
Sunnyside Baptist
R Market Braddock Lst
Brethren Presbyterian
N. Frederick Grace Bible
No Solution In Sight for Golf Dispute
Springfield New Jersey AP reports a stalemate between the Professional Golfers Association and touring players over control of the 5 million dollar tour. Vets Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper and about 150 pros may strike out on their own after the PGA National Championship in Denver. The players demand more control including tournament rights television proceeds and administration. PGA President Max Elbin rejects concessions and issues an ultimatum demanding names be removed or players face suspension and loss of playing privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
N.J
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Densver
PGA
Max Elbin
Washington, D.C
Burning Tree Golf Club
Scratches Shenandoah Downs For Tonight
Shenandoah Downs lists scratches for tonight including 1-Spot-O-Gold Jolah Ti ger L Topaze King 2-Domimara Nellie Tiger Emperor J Mystic Princess 5-Road Exit Betaway Jolly Whistler My Dear Ruth 6-Mal Perdedor River Wa ter Dimples's Boy War Journey 4-Tuffy Rullah 9-Queen Tree.
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Arete
Eh Cease
K. Woody
Johnston
Dara Doodit
Grove
C. C
Mist
Sluti
Jolah
Tle Emeraude
Depalo
Tiger L
Classic Charcoal
Cape
Gate Boss
Gold Charger
Davidson
Topaze King
Cottage Image Johnston
Hedge
Willie
Baker
Amita
Riston
Howard
Nellie Tiger
Clark
Vicious
Myers
Emperor J
Mystic Princess
Sun Tom
Fitzgerald
Bulock
My Friend
John
Vacanti
Smart Bunny Gluti
Farmingdale
Vasil
Sweet Baby
Lone Liz Grove
Buddys Knight
Lorrey Boy
Spartan Luck
Reynolds
Hoodwinkle
Addesa
Tee
Gee
Sylvan
Yo&up
Telloff
Mar Caribe
War Bar
Darwin
Howell
Crossruff
Doreen’s Knight
Gustines
Small
Betaway
Jolly Whistler
My Dear Ruth
My Dear
Ruth
Mal Perdedor
River Water
Dimples’s Boy
Tuffy Rullah
Queen Tree
Unbeaten Legion Wins Sixth Straight in 9-5 Victory
The unbeaten American Legion defeated Northside Lanes 9-5 to extend its streak to six wins. Denny Smallwood earned the win on the mound with seven hits allowed as Buddy Riggleman and Nelson Orndorff shared pitching duties. Ricky Ross and Glen Williamson led Legion hitters with two apiece while Ted Sampson homered for the winners. Northside’s Ricky Catlett and Dennis Singhas had two hits each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
North Frederick
Fred Hildebrand
Dick Martin
Comer
DeHaven
Frederick
Church Malachuck
Baptist
Braddock
Gary Teets
Methodist
Bill Harper
Bill Jones
Presbyterian
Ron Bageant
Tom Quigley
Frank Courtney
al Carter
Sonny Sibert
American Legion
Northside
Denny Smallwood
Buddy Riggleman
Nelson Orndorff
Ricky Ross
Glen Williamson
The
Legion
Ricky Catlett
Dennis Singhas
Bes Riggieman
Nelson Ornrif
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Roman Lassie
Itsagirl Gustines
Shenandoah
OLT
Bucheimer and
Bucheimer - Clark
Colt Scouts
L.L.R
Rogers Smith & Wasson Astras
Berettas
Hopkins & Allen Navy Arms
Reyal
Billy Phillips
Winchester Golf and Country Club
Sam Magerfield
Jim
Bob Manuel
Ronnie Rinker
Richard Clem
Ralph Order
Harry Propst
Mike Coleman
Frank Foreman
McKee
Parker
First Brethren
Walloping
Grace Bible
Grace
Dick Conner
Roy Cooper
Harry Newlin
Gerald Ramsey
Roland Kelchner
Barry Ramsy
Jerry Mills
Bob Roper
Jackie Burleson
Dave Sisler
Bill Shiftter
Bill Shifflett
John Heironimus
Barry Ramsey
I Braddock
Lamar Sloan Ford
GW Motors
Carroll Concrete
Mobile Homes C & S Bank
Phillips 66
F & M Bank
Sheavabankers
Ward’s Plaza
Mountain Dew Crown Cork
Domimara
Ted Sampson
Chapman Motor Co
Chapman’s
Plymouth Belv
Heater, Ltd
Green
Plymouth
OLDS
Ltd. Trans
Auto Trans
Trans
Valiants
Rambler
Barracudas
ASIS
Boscawen
Chapman Motor Co., Inc
Amherst St
Winchester
Wes
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