Callin' the Siots With Russ Potts and Autocross Notes
Virgil Stackman, newly aiger at Crown Cork and Seal, belonged to the state runner-up Tenpin bowling squad that ranked second among over 500 teams in the Old Dominion. Mason-Dixon S.C.C. Autocross set for tomorrow at Lincoln Speedway New Oxford PA registration 10 a.m. Fort Hill Sentinels schedule eight home games this fall with road tests at Frederick South Hagerstown Martinsburg Allegany Windber North Hagerstown LaSalle Wheaton Catholic High.
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Crown Cork and
Seal
Roanoke
Virgil
Old Dominion
Crown Cork
Lincoln Speedway
Mason-Dixon S.C.C
New Oxford
Fort Hill
Mighty Sentinels
Frederick
South Hagerstown
Cumberland
Mountaineers Grid Card Faces Tough 1965 Schedule
West Virginia University unveils a 1965 football slate with only new foe Virginia on the card. The Cavaliers replace Rice for the Tobacco Bowl date October 16 in Richmond, WVU trails Virginia 4-8-1 in the series. The schedule lists home and away games from September 18 to November 20 including Penn State Kentucky Virginia Tech Syracuse and George Washington.
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Mounties
West Virginia University
University of Virginia
Wahoos
Rice
Richmond
Virginia
West Virginia
Cavaliers
WVU
William and Mary
Pittehome
the Citadel
Campers Switch Opponents in Cumberland Valley Schedule
Frederick Maryland drops from Cumberland Valley Athletic League causing Allegany to be replaced by Hampshire County High. Fort Hill Stadium hosts six home games with a total of 19 contests in the Greenway Avenue Bowl. Question remains when James Wood will face Fort Hill and Allegany.
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Frederick
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Allegany
Hampshire County High
Ld Romney Hign
Fort Hill Stadium
Fort Hill
LaSalle
James Wood
Legion Powerhouse Aces Help Front Royal Chase State Title
Front Royal based American Legion team features Page County High aces Dave Phillips Joe Rinaca and Donnie Knighton along with Bobby Ladd and Billy Wood as they aim for the state Legion title. Their strong pitching staff anchors a group expected to carry the bid.
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Front Royal
Page County High
Dave Phillips
Joe Rinaca
Donnie Knighton
American Legion
Panther
Legion
Bobby Ladd
Billy Wood
Baseball Needs Interleague Play and Shorter Games
A reader argues baseball heads toward a sad end unless owners change. He notes interleague play, cites stars like Willie Mays and Sandy Koufax, and criticizes aging fans. He urges shorter schedules and game lengths to attract youth and their parents.
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Willie Mays
Jim Maloney
Sandy Koufax
Frank Robinson
America
Washington
Twins
Nats
Benvenuti Wins World Junior Middleweight Title in Milan
In Milan Nino Benvenuti defeated Sandro Mazzinghi to claim the world junior middleweight title. The bout was promoted with Italian ring names and scores noted in the report. Rotolo and Plaza fought to a draw in Melbourne with both fighters from respective nations mentioned. Billy Smith scored a knockout over Joey Gouldino in Steubenville Ohio.
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Milan
Italy
Nino Benvenueti
Sandro Mazzinghi
Benvenuti
Charles Town Opens 42 Night Lighted Thoroughbred Meet
Charles Town WV launches a 42 night Thoroughbred racing season with night post times at 7 30 PM EDT for the first time in 32 years. A quartz lighting system installed by Motor City Electric eliminates shadows and improves viewing while a three tier dining terrace and updated facilities welcome patrons. Harry M Stevens Inc returns as caterer as Mary land and local outfits send top horses to the track in an expected banner season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Twon
W.va
Charles Town
Motor City Electric Company
Detroit
Michigan
Harry M. Stevens, Inc
Maryland
Charles Town Race Course
Minor League Baseball Scores From AP Report
International League results include Toronto defeating Toledo 8 to 1 and Syracuse edging Atlanta 5 to 3. Buffalo swept Columbus 3 to 0, while Rochester’s game at Jacksonville was rained out. Pacific Coast sees Tacoma 9 San Diego 3 and Denver 6 Portland 1. Oklahoma City 6 Spokane 4 and Indianapolis 3 Salt Lake 1. Vancouver 3 Arkansas 2 in 11 innings. Seattle 8 Hawaii 5.
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Toronto
Toledo
Buffalo
Columbus
Syracuse
Atlanta
Rochester
Jacksonville
Tacoma
San Diego
Denver
Portland
Oklahoma City
Spokane
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Vancouver
Arkansas
Major League Standings and Friday Scores
Major League results show Chicago defeating Boston 4 to 3, Detroit 3 over Kansas City 1, Cleveland 3 over Los Angeles 2, Washington 2 over Baltimore 0, and New York 10 over Minnesota 2. Chicago hosts Boston today, with other daily matchups listed.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Phila
Phia
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pet
G.B
Major League Leaders and Open Preview at Balusrol Golf Club
Major league batting leaders in the American and National Leagues are listed with averages and totals for at bats runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include win loss percentages. The article notes the 1967 U S Open will be held at the Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield New Jersey as the lower course hosts the event.
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Davalillo
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Green
Boston
Wagner
Killebrew
Minnesota
Mantilla
Thomas
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Ward
Chicago
Versalles
Oliva
Campaneris
Sas City
W. Smith
Los Celes
Minnesta
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Washington
Colavito
Kansas City
Pascual
Fisher
McDowell
Lolich
Coleman
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Rose
Harper
Banks
Chi
Mays
San Francisco
Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
N.J
Tigers Roll To Sixth Straight As Aguirre Dominates Athletics
Detroit left-hander Hank Aguirre limited Kansas City to three hits in a 3-1 victory as the Tigers extended their win streak to six and closed within three games of the first place Twins. Mantle belted a grand slam as New York defeated Minnesota 10-2, while Chicago beat Boston 4-3 and Cleveland edged Los Angeles 3-2.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Hank Aguirre
Aguirre
Detroit
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Twins
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Teets finishes AJBC career with record 413 in Championship bid
Gary Teets capped his AJBC Duckpin career with a 413 series on Health Center Lanes, featuring six spares and a strike to top his season high. The all time AJBC local record sets up a Sunday 5 p.m. title roll off against Dr. James Health Club, while the Optimist Club Boys League banquet is set for June 23 at 6 p.m.
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AJBC
Gary Teets
Health Center
Teets
Leggett
Dr. James’ Health Club
Optimist Club
George Washington Hotel
Bobby Schneider
Sharon Boyce
Sue Nail
Wade Dusing
Dusing
Jerry Fout
Optimist Club Boys League
Snowball Forfeit: 1907 Polo Grounds opener ends in chaos
At the Polo Grounds in 1907 a snowstorm led Giants owner John Brush to hire 100 men to clear the field. Frank Corridon pitched a one hit shutout into the eighth as snowballs from bored fans forced umpire Bill Klem to forfeit the game.
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NEW York
Polo Grounds
Giant
John Brush
Phillie
Frank Corridon
Bill Klem
Aaron and Mathews set NL homer record as teammates
Hank Aaron drove a May 1 homer to center field at Milwaukee County Stadium, his 368th, while Ed Mathews added his 378th. The pair set a National League record for homers by longtime Brave teammates, surpassing Duke Snider and Gil Hodges’ 745 by Dodgers.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Hank Aaron
County Stadium
Milwaukee
Hall of Fame
Aaron
Ed Mathews
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Yankees explode past Twins with four homers
New York rose from a four game slide by scoring ten runs against Minnesota. Bill Stafford won as Mickey Mantle hit a grand slam, his eighth bases loaded homer, while Roger Maris, Phil Linz and Ross Moschitto also connected as the Yankees piled up ten to two.
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Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Minnesota
Mantle
Mel Nelson
Phil Linz
Roger Maris
Ross Moschitto
New York
Bill Skowron
Chicago
Red Sox
Eddie Fisher
Bob Tillman
Boston
Juan Pizarro
Johnny Keane
New York Yankees
Yankee
Minnesota Twins
Bill Stafford
Bret Hanover Extends Unbeaten Streak With Record Pace
Bret Hanover won the Hanover-Hempt pace at The Meadows in 1 57 2 5 for his 29th straight victory. Driven by Frank Ervin the 3 year old colt beat Harold J. track record of 1 57 4 5 set in 1963. The 1964 Horse of the Year has won 5 times this year and 24 of 24 last season. Payouts were 2.60 2.60 2.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Bret Hanover
Meadows
Frank Ervin
Harold J
Recreation Park Programs for Girls 10 and Up
Mary Jo Maddox invites girls age ten and up to register for a new Recreation Department program offering volleyball badminton and basketball. Aimed at fun and fitness the effort may expand to include adult women with registration contact at 662 7997.
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Mary Jo Maddox
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