Winchester Area Sports Schedule Highlights Busy Weekend
The Winchester Evening Star lists a packed weekend of races baseball softball and league play. Events include Charles Town racing at 7 15 p m Friday and Saturday, plus multi league softball and baseball games across towns such as Stephens City Shepherdstown and Front Royal with Little League and Pony League schedules through Tuesday.
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Boxing Results From AP Report Across Cities
Fights listed by The Associated Press show Oscar Bonaven? outpointing George Ghavalo in Buenos Aires. Beau Jaynes outpoints Jackie Burke in Portland Maine. Eddie Machen outpoints Joey Orbillo in Los Angeles.
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Buenos Aires
George Ghavalo
Toronto
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Irish
Beau) Jaynes
Jackie Burke
St. John
New Brunswick
Los Angeles
Eddie Machen
Berkeley
Calif
Joey Orbillo
Wilmington
Jefferson County Sprint At Charles Town Draws Six
Six entered for the 6 furlong Jefferson County Sprint at Charles Town led by Budco and Bank Book Lodge. Albergo Appia Gelding and others also figure, with jockeys Gambardella and Davidson aboard in a competitive field.
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Jefferson County
William Barris
Budco
William C. Stokes
Bank Book Lodge
Ruth E. Archer
Jezibel A
Gordon Kinecheloe
Wayward Star
Bank Book Ladge
Carl Gambardella
Joss Davidson
Bank
Gurney's Group Sets Spotlight at Atlanta 300 Indy Race
Dan Gurney's All American Racers will race two Eagles at Atlanta International Raceway on June 26 for the Champ ionship 300. Lloyd Ruby may still run the Bardahl Eagle after a back injury from a May 30 plane crash. 50 cars compete with 25 guaranteed starters and a boosted purse of 72 000. Mario Andretti is the favorite, with a strong field including McElreath Branson Unser McCluskey Hulse Tingelstad Foster Knepper Grim Boyd Congdon Hurtubise Weld Bettenhausen Williams and more.
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Dan Gurney
All American Racers, Inc
Santa Calif
Atlanta International Raceway
Bardahl Eagle
Lloyd Ruby
Ruby
Nelson Weaver
AIR
Andretti
Ford
Jim McElreath
Don Branson
Bobby
al Unser
Roger McCluskey
Chuck Hulse
Bud Tingelstad
Billy Foster
Arnie Knepper
Bobby Grim
Johnny Boyd
Gary Congdon
Jim Hurtubise
Greg Weld
Gary Bettenhausen
Carl Williams
Art Pollard
George Snider
Indians Rally Behind Colavito As Tigers Win
Rock Colavito slugged four homers in 24 hours guiding Cleveland to an 8-6 win over Boston. Detroit beat Washington 6-1, while Baltimore took a 5-2 win over the Yankees thanks to Brooks Robinson two homers. Giants, Cardinals, and Reds also won as Teverell and Jones prepared for their title bout.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Results
National League standings list San Francisco 44 25 Chicago 4 4 638 and others with records. Thursday games include San Francisco 6 Chicago 4 and Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3. Upcoming schedules show Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and New York at Chicago.
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Giants Pitcher Marichal Wins May Award
Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants won the May S Rae Hickok professional award in a monthly AP voting by sports writers and broadcasters.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
S. Rae Hickock
Duck Pin Bowling Leaders Shine in Health Center League
Veterans Texaco stays top in the Health Center Summer Housewife League with two wins over Denny's Furniture Sales as Odie Whittington and Mickie Manuel roll 110s. Long Shots beat Alleghany Freight Lines 2-1 behind Irene Borrer 124 and Ruby Wing 110. Summerettes sweep Fire Balls with high scores led by Ann Kelican 120 and Betty Huyett 118. Sweepers top Sanitary Dairy 3-0 as Pearl Hep ler 129 and Jeanne Kaval 121 pace the win.
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Texaco
Health Center
Denny’s
Odie Whittington
Mickie Manuel
Denny
Helen Linaburg
Virginia Schuller
Betty Corbin
Shirley Shimp
Sue Patterson
Pebbles
Marie Larrick
Jean Loy
Irene Borrer
Mary Lou Jones
Ruby Wingfield
Alleghany Freight Lines
Libby McKee
Polly Illiams
Ann Kelican
Margaret Noll
Betty Huyett
Marilyn Presgraves
Gayle Painter
Namoi Houston
Pearl Hepler
Jeanne Kaval
Sanitary Dairy
Evelyn Prather
Bowling scores highlight Summer League action at Oe Health Center Lanes
In a busy session Dead Ducks upset Fort Lou doun Restaurant 2 1 as Steady Bill Roth led with 131 127 130 for 388 and ranie Pierce logged 144 120 122. For oudoun riders led by Allen Hoover 118 and Deri Del beat We Four led by Harry Ratlief 115. Junior Swartz starred with 117 165 116 for 398 as Wipe Outs toppled Red Devils twice. Washout topped Clear Brook three to one with 403 on 14 spares and two strikes while Schrafft’s saw strong totals from Bucky Whitacre 142 and Larry Clark 121 bowled 385 for Clear Brook. Frozen Foods beat Brothers Five twice as Health Center lanes hosted.
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Allen Hoover
Deri-Del
We Four
Harry Ratlief
Junior Swartz
Red Devils
Carl McKee
Glenn Luttrell
Edwin Fiddler
Bucky Whitacre
Larry Clark
Gilbert Taylor
Clearybrook
Roy Smelser
Jimmy Newlin
Schrafft’s. Frozen Foods
Brothers Five
Oe Health Center
Bob Harson
Charles Lake
Teen Age Mixed Doubles League high scores posted
Woody Armel led with 404 across three games in the Teen Age Mixed Doubles, aided by Wanda Schuller for 335. The duo totaled 739 on team games of 236 279 and 224. Linda MacMillan 124 Denny Oates 115 Vicki Tucker 113 and Paul Bromley 115 also starred.
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Woody Armel
Wanda Schuller
Linda MacMillan
Denny Oates
Vicki Tucker
Paul Bromley
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