May Climbs Two Notches in ARCA Standings at Cherry Bomb 400
On the ARCA circuit the 1964 Plymouth driven by Wimpy May lifts from tenth to eighth with 545 points. Rivalry includes Dunlevy of Dayton and Musgrave of Niles, as Jack Bowsher leads with 1,700 points for Springfield, Ohio. The Cherry Bomb 400 at West Virginia International Speedway features 400 laps on a 16th mile track and qualifying from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Rain date is July 5.
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Ford
Dunlevy
Mercury
Y Musgrave
Particul
West Virginia
Inter- Speedway
Dayton
Ohio
Musgrave
Niles
Jack Bowsher
Spring
Bowsher
Springfield
Jim Cushman
Columbus
Plymouth
Iggy Katona
Willis
Mich
Nelson Stacy
Daytona Beach
Fla
Homer Newland
Detroit
Don Arnold
Mentor
Chevrolet
Clyde Parker
Wimpy May
Cleveland
Dick Dunlevy
Elmer Musgrave
Earl Balmer
Ernie Derr
Dodge
Tom Dill
Jack Purcell
Pony Trotting Card Rated in Loudoun Tomorrow
A 14 race pony trotting program at Rolling Meadows Raceway in Loudoun County opens at 2 p m featuring the world's fastest Shetland and Welsh ponies in a special match event. Races span from quarter mile to mile with ponies from several states competing near Purcellville and Middleburg Virginia.
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Rolling Meadows
Virginia
Loudoun County
Purcellville
Middle
Maryl Gnd
North Carolina
Nnsylvania
West Virginia
Jersey
To.comn
Rt. 7
Leesburg
Winchester
Middleburg
Bisons Harpoon Richmond to Move Closer to First
Buffalo pitchers rookies Dick Selma and Darrell Sutherland loom large as the Bisons stretch their win streak to nine by taking both ends of a doubleheader 1-0 and 4-2 over Richmond. Selma twirled a two hitter in game one and Sutherland blanked Richmond in game two after a rough first inning.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Bisons
Dick Selma
Darrell Sutherland
Richmond
Atlanta
Syracuse
Columbus
Toronto
Rochester
Jacksonville
Selma
Sutherland
Virginians
Shorty’s
Firefighters pay tolls to save burning car on highway
Leitchfield Ky. firemen tried to douse a blaze by driving along the Western Kentucky Parkway, laying a hose over a fence to reach a burning auto on a county road. The plan saved the car but cost $5.20 in tolls. Chief Carl Collard notes the tolls were the expense of the risky shortcut.
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Leitchfield, Ky
Lietchfield
Major League Leaders By Batting and Pitching
Hallmarks of the season feature Oliva and Mays in batting for both leagues. Notable runs and RBIs include Allison and Wagner, while pitching leaders include Ford and Farrell with high win counts and strong strikeout totals from Koufax and Drysdale.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Wagner
Cleveland
Hinton
Washington
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
McAuliffe
Detroit
Versalles
Tenpin Alley Cats top Ball & Chain mixed league at Northside Lanes
Alley Cats defeated Bowl Weevils 3 1 in Northside Lanes action led by June Shirley 172 159 159 490. Gene Hottle 168 442 Dot Clark 166 422 Jim Renner 165 444 paced the team with others including Bob Miller and Earl Sealock contributing strong scores for Nut House Four in second place despite a loss to Phyros.
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Alley Cats
Ball & Chain
Northside Lanes
Bowl Weevils
June Shirley
Gene Hottle
Dot Clark
Jim Renner
Nut House
Phyros
Bob Wilcox
Phyllis Leight
Charles Leight
Mary Miller
Lorraine
Sealock
Bob Miller
Earl Sealock
Dodson Whitacre lead season high in Health Center lanes
Pat Whitacre powered the Dodson Whitacre team to a 479 in a clean sweep over the Goforths and Willis in the Husband Wife League. Bucky Whitacre led with 125 and 124, Frances Dodson 115 and 112, while Martha Willis posted 131 and Big Goforth 123 for their lineup.
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Pat Whitacre
Dodson-Whitacre
Goforths
Willis
Bucky Whitacre
Frances Dodson
Martha Willis
Big Goforth
Howie Goss Digs Into Low Double Play Count With Colt/Okla City
COCOA Fla AP Howie Goss played 133 games for the Houston Colts last season and, now with Oklahoma City on the roster, he has only three double plays in 411 plate appearances. Goss hit .209 this year after a .243 rookie season with Pittsburgh in 1962. Also noted: Lou Brock and Duke Snider posted remarkably few double plays in 1963.
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Cocoa
Fla
Howie Goss
Houston Colts
Goss
Oklahoma City
Colt .45S
Pittsburgh
Williamsburg youths win Virginia junior tennis titles
Roanoke's Tommy Craig captured the boys 12 and under singles crown with a 6 2 6 4 win over Hunt Harris of Franklin and joined with Jimmy Blair to take the doubles 6 2 6 4 over Spady Cooke and John Leitch of Richmond. Libby Graves of Williamsburg won the girls 12 and under singles 6 3 6 0 over Kay Kernodle, and with Betty Reeve captured the doubles 6 1 6 0 against Kernodle and Elizabeth Broom for Norfolk.
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Newport News
Tommy Craig
Roanoke
Libby Graves
Williamsburg
Virginia
Craig
Downing Hunt Harris
Franklin
Jimmy Blair
Richmond
Spady Cooke
John Leitch
Richemond
Miss Graves
Kay Kernodle
Betty Reeve
Miss Kernodle
Elizabeth Broom
Norfolk
Shenandoah Raritans Discuss Air Authority Visits
Harry K. Fisher former national airports engineering director spoke to the West Shenandoah Raritan Club about the Washington DC aeronautics authority and South Central American experiences. The group plans to house the Raritan Ambassador from Sweden and appoint Bengt Fahlstrom as summer ambassador arriving July 2 through August. Fahlstrom will address the club July 21 at Ottobine Church. Members voted to donate $1 per member yearly for four years toward the new National Headquarters.
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Mt, Jackson
Harry K. Fisher
National Engineering
Airports
West Shenandoah Raritan Club
Washington, D.C
Zone Four
Bengt Fahlstrom
Fahlstrom
Shenandoah County
West Shenandoah Club
Ottobine Church
Olson Promises San Francisco Rematch With Persol
Bobo Olson tears up after a majority defeat to Johnny Persol in New York. Promoter Art Benjamin secures a rematch date in San Francisco at Kezar Pavilion on Aug 28 with TV time arranged. Persol dominates with sharp jabs and power, lifting his record to 12-1 while Olson slips to 87-14-2 after the bout.
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Olson
San Francisco
Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Bobo Olson
Johnny Persol
Persol
Kezar Pavilion
Art Benjamin
Madison Square Garden
Willie Pastrano
New York
Archie Moore
Artie Aidala
Nick Gamboli
Mark Conn
Conn
Eddie Cotton
TACs Take Shortys 6 3 In City League Action
TACs beat Shortys Grocery 6 3 with two early scoring innings and a four run fifth. Odie Orndoff earned the win with help from Roxie Hockman in the fifth while Frank Locke took the loss before being relieved by Vern Clark.
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Tac’s
Shorty’s Grocery
Odie Orndoff
Roxie Hockman
Frank Locke
Vern Clark
Shenandoah Red Cross Blood Drive Misses 1963 64 Quota
Shenandoah County American Red Cross Chapter received 66 of 1653 pints this week, missing the quota by 87 pints. Executive secretary Mrs J C Ratcliffe warned Shenandoah Memorial Hospital could be dropped from the program as less blood becomes available at participating hospitals. Of the volunteers on Monday seven tenths joined, eight were rejected.
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Mt, Jackson
Shenandoah County
American Red Cross
J.C. Ratcliffe
Brass-buttoned raincoat for cool summer evenings
A white nylon raincoat with brass buttons doubles as a stylish top coat. It suits cool summer evenings, offering practical warmth and a polished look.
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