Charles Town sets extended racing for July Fourth weekend
Charles Town Race Course unveils a 30 race holiday weekend program under J Melvin Mackin with a 12 race card next Saturday at 7 15 p m and a July 4 doubleheader starting at 2 00 p m for the day session plus an eight race evening card at 7 15 p m over Independence Day. Gates open 11 00 a m admission covers both programs. Mackin also promotes a holiday book and plans top sprint races featuring Chetwynd Jabal Red Sunday Meeting Price War Weather O Man Columbias Glory Bank Book Lodge Cupid's Man Moonys Boy Cherry Lane and Barks Roman. Charles Town anticipates over twelve thousand in attendance with new grandstand lawn additions and extra seating. Harry M Stevens will provide holiday dining. In New York six ECAC hockey teams Clarkson Boston University Minnesota St Lawrence Yale and Princeton will vie in Madison Square Garden December 17 20 with semi finals on the 19th and final on the 20th.
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Sammy Ellis fires six-hitter as Reds rout Giants
In Cincinnati, Sammy Ellis pitched a six-hitter with 10 strikeouts and one walk to power the Reds to a 12-1 win over the NL-leading San Francisco club. Elston Howard belted a grand slam for the Yankees in a 5-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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Major League Standings and Friday Results AP Report
Major League results include Houston 4 St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 12 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 0 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 1 New York 4 Chicago 2. Tonight Pittsburgh at Philadelphia New York at Chicago Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati St Louis at Houston.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Play Tonight
Evening events cover horse racing at Charles Town at 7 15 p m with races and soft ball action in city leagues tonight Phillips faces F and M Bank at 7 p m and 8 30 p m Sheabankers meet Mobile Homes in a Sunday baseball slate with Tri County League games at 2 p m at Gainesboro and Rouss Park A list of Monday through Tuesday schedule items includes church league softball games and several Little League baseball matchups across Winchester Frederick County and neighboring towns.
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Tebbetts Backs Salmon for All Star Shortstop
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts praised Chico Salmon as a top utility player and potential All Star for the American League. Salmon, who shifted to shortstop due to injuries, is hitting .310 with 23 RBIs in 48 games and helped the Indians to an 8-6 win over Boston.
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Minor Leagues Scores and Braves Homers Highlight Action
In the Pacific Coast League Tacoma beat Oklahoma City 8-3 and Seattle topped Tulsa 8-2, with other results Idaho. In the International League Jacksonville routed Rochester 17-1, Richmond crushed Syracuse 8-1, and Buffalo over Columbus 3-0. Felipe Alou of the Braves hit his 14th homer of the season, all solo shots, including the 14th against the Mets. Tebbetts notes a fourth shortstop and likely final one this year. Salmon, acquired from the Braves farm system in October 1963, is among the key roam.
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Indians Fall Despite Colavito's Two Homers in Loss
Rocky Colavito blasted two more homers driving in all four Indians runs, but Cleveland dropped the game 7-5 to Kansas City as Colavito extends his homer streak to six in four games. The Indians remain three games behind the first-place Orioles.
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Second Week of Harness Racing at Laurel
Laurel Raceway in Maryland kicks off the second harness racing week with eight pace horses in the Hagerstown Pace at 3:00 p.m. Sixteen races headline events include Famous Cyrus the 2-1 favorite in his bid for a second straight win on the Tartan track. Skipper Chief, Arlington Han over and others follow in the early odds as July 1 marks a Reading Futurity for trotting colts and a July 2 Boutonniere Stakes for three-year-old pacers.
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The Killer Wright Wins Debut For Angels
Clyde Wright nicknamed The Killer impressed in his first major league start, pitching eight one run innings to beat the Minnesota Twins 8 1. The 23 year old southpaw from Jefferson City Tennessee joined from El Paso Texas League for the debut and returns to Anaheim Stadium to face the Baltimore Orioles with a 1 1 record and 9 strikeouts in 17 innings.
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Trinidad boxer Duncan defeats Eastman in Port of Spain bout
Johnny Duncan of Trinidad wins a points decision over Ivelan Eastman of Guyana in Port of Spain. The bout ends after ten rounds with Duncan earning the verdict on the scorecards.
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