USTFF Pleads for Peace With AAU in Olympic Row
The USTFF asked Sen. Warren Magnuson and the Senate Commerce Committee to convene a joint meeting of AAU and USTFF delegates to settle differences. Wayne Cooley was elected Des Moines delegate to lead the council, as talks aim to curb the feud before the Mexico City Olympics. A February moratorium sought to protect athletes eligibility.
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USTFF
Wayne Cooley
Des Moines
Wilfred H. Crowley
S.J
Los Altos
Calif
Cooley
Commerce Committee
Senate
Mexico City
AAU
Usatellions Olympic Committee
Amateur Graebner and Okker reach semis at London grass
In the London Grass Courts Championship at Queen’s Club two amateurs beat pros to reach the semis. Graebner defeated Roy Emerson 11 9 6 3 and Stolle earlier, while Okker beat Nikki Pilic and Alex Olmedo. Laver vs Okker and Graebner vs Metreveli set semis with a rain delay. Pasarell pushed Laver to a 40 game marathon set, Laver winning 21 19 6 2.
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London
Clark Graebner
New York City
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Queen’s Club
Graebner
Roy Emerson
Australia
Fred Stolle
Okker
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Alex Olmedo
Los Angeles
Rod Laver
Alexander Metreveli
Russia
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Laver
Cubs suffer fourth straight shutout in loss to Cards
The Chicago Cubs were blanked 1-0 by the St. Louis Cardinals as Bob Gibson continued a string of shutouts. Lou Brock scored the sole run for St. Louis, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia posted other NL results. The Cubs extended a scoreless-innings streak and tied a major league mark for consecutive scoreless frames.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
Durocher
Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Cub
Cubs
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Lou Brock
Ferguson Jenkins
Curt Flood
Milt Pappas
Reds
Braves
Pappas
Ray Sadecki
Rick Wise
Phillies
Giants
Cookie Rojas
Richie Allen
Sadecki
Speedway Leaders Lose Ground at Winchester Dirt Track
Ray Dovel of Elkton wins second modified feature at Winchester after a four restart semi late main event. Sam Nally takes second feature as Don Davis and Charlie Johnson lose ground in points race at the dirt oval. Marching Mary wins first Shenandoah Downs race with a 35.80 payout and Daily Double of 509.40 run.
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Ray Dovel
Elkton
Dovel
Don Davis
Arlington
Winchester Speedway
Sam Nally
Winchester
Smokey Stover
Charlie Johnson
Davis
Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
King’s Valley
Philip Grove
Dean Johnston
Shenandoah Downs and Local League Sports Schedule
The page lists multiple sports events including Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m, various city and church league softball games at several times, Frederick County Little League matches at 6 p m, and teen, pony and little league baseball games with team matchups such as Lions versus Miracle Water and Jaycees against Optimist.
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Shenandoah Downs
Ward
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Crown Cork
C & S Bank
Shorty’s Furniture
Baptist
Market St
Winchester Speedway
Sunnyside
Gainesboro
Lutheran
EUB
Wesley
Grace Bible
North Frederick
Braddock St
Brucetown
Lions
Green Chemical
Rotary
National Fruite
Jaycees
Optimist
Carroll Concrete
American Legion
Local churches dominate Winchester softball action results
EUB Wesley beat First Brethren 8 5 as Roland Kelchner gave up five hits and Bob Brooks led with three. Baptist upset Grace Bible 7 6 behind two hit performances from Joe McKee and Bill Shendon and Dick Young earned the win. Market Street beat Gainesboro 7 6 as Ralph Ordel and Donnie Oates led the attack. Presbyterian edged Lutheran 4 2, Campbell won debut for Presbyterian. North Frederick topped Brucetown 9 7 with Gary Fisher pitching and Herman Lewis Jr. homering.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Eub-Wesley
First Brethren
Market Street
Gainesboro
North
Frederick
Brucetown
Presbyterian
Lutheran
Baptist
Grace Bible
EUB Wesley
Mie Sekill
Roland Kelcher
Wesleyans
Bob Brooks
Wesley
Bill Vanscoy
Sonny Heisheman
Mike Michael
Robert Eckman
Roy Duncan
First Baptist
Joe McKee
Bill Shendon
Jerry Beaustaffer
Wayne Hogbin
Tom Robinson
Charles Young
Grace
Gainesbury
Ralph Ordell
Methodist
Doug Robinson
Iscott Atkinson
Bill McMut
Len
Haun
Cather
Market
Pete Adams
Shep Campbell
Campbell
Tom Lewis
Bill Stine
Carl Frye
Moony's Boy Captures 3 1/2 Furlong Anniversary Purse
Moony's Boy ridden by Emanual Addesa wins Shenandoah Downs feature after a year away, finishing in .41 1/6. Bold Charger and 1-Brass Star follow in the field of Panacean progeny with Mrs. Mildred Compton listed as owner.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Moony’s
Shenandoah Downs
Mildred Compton
Emanual Addesa
Moony’s Boy
Bold Charger
Grier Jones Tops NCAA Golf Lead After 36 Holes
Oklahoma State star Grier Jones holds a two stroke edge entering the third round of the 71st NCAA golf championship in Las Cruces. Arizona State trails the Cowboys by one in the team race as Morley shoots 69 to set a NM State course record with an opening 30 on the front nine.
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Pat Thompson
Associated Press
Las Cruces
N.M
Oklahoma State
Grier Jones
Arizona State
Cowboys
Mike Morley
New Mexico State University
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The
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Jim Hines
Houston Striders
United States
Sacramento
Mel Pender
U.S. Army
Ronnie Ray Smith
Cal
Striders
Hines
Smith
Greene
Rojas
Allen
Tony Taylor
Steve Blass
Pirates
Dodgers
Blass
Paul Popovich
Tom Haller
Jim Fairey
Tom Seaver
Mets
Cleon Jones
Larry Dierker
Art Shamsky
Harry Carbaugh
Wayne Greenfield
Martinsburg
Frank Lum
Boonsboro
Buddy Orndorff
Buddy
Lee Stultz
Lee
Irving King
Flying Farmer
Joey Chitwood
Apple Valley League
Northside Lanes
Lamar Sloan
N. Frederick
Roland Kelchner
Fred Bigden
Mike McLaughlin
Dick Martin
Ab Lee
Dick Young
Ken Lloyd
L. Bowers
Ralph Ordel
Donnie Oates
Butch Campbell
al Carter
Dave Burk
Vance
Herman Lewis, Jr
Charles Newcome
Ray Taylor
Mike Hildebrand
Gary Fisher
Karl Tangeman
Frederick Grace Bible
Braddock Street
Aptistreet
Utheran Ainesboro
Elie
Lady Louise
Busy Jet
Rob Hunter
Valiant Vessel
Many
Golden Well
Dancing Jazz
River Admiral
Noble
Allied
Easter Amron
Prince Chris
Sake Ila
Blackwall
Kelly-Springfield
Duncan Bros
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