Sunnyside Grabs Church League Lead
Sunnyside moves to 10-3 and sole first place after a 7-3 win over Gainesboro, with Ronnie Rinker, Gerald Powell each collecting three hits. Grace Bible tops EUB-Wesley 4-1 while North Frederick, Lutheran, and Brucetown also win. Gainesboro remains 0-13.
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Moose routs Optimist in Pony League clash 11 to 1
Friday Moose beat Optimist 11 to 1 in Pony League action. The previous day Optimist defeated Jaycees 16 to 0.
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Waverley Steps Sets Canadian Thoroughbred Wagering Record
Waverley Steps, a 3-year-old bay colt, won the fourth race at Woodbine to set a Canadian mutuels record of 794.20 dollars. The longshot paid 397 to 1 as bettors wagered a total of 64 dollars. The race stood in context against North American and prior Canadian records.
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CALLIN' THE SHOTS LATTIMER RESIGNATION RUMORED
Fort Hill High School head coach Charlie Lattimer was reported to have considered resigning last week but decided to return for 1968. The Sentinels went 7 3 last season amid strong regional competition. Red Raiders fell to Allegany 18 6 on Thanksgiving, ending the year poorly.
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Shepherdstown Star Boyd Chooses Shepherd College
Larry Boyd, quarterback of Shepherdstown High School last season, will attend Shepherd College this Fall. The six foot two player will join Rams varsity with former James Wood linebackers Jaye Copp and Bill Funk.
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Post Wins Ladies' PGA Title With Birdie Flurry
Canadian promoter Sandra Post dominated Sutton Massachusetts 18 hole playoff against Kathy Whitworth to claim the Ladies' PGA Championship. Post surged with a string of birdies and earned 3 000 dollars, lifting her official earnings to new highs while Whitworth moved to 17 255 dollars. Carol Mann withdrew from the event due to a back injury, holding 15 370 dollars in earnings.
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Dovel Wins Feature At Hagerstown Raceway
Ray Dovel charged from rear in lap five after a tie up with Johnny Gram. A late caution narrowed the field and let Dovel regain the lead to win the 25 lap supermodified feature Sunday at Hagerstown Raceway. A huge initial crash injured Richard Lupo and others but no serious injuries were reported.
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Tony Conigliaro Cleared to Start Workouts This Week
Boston Red Sox outfielder Tony Conigliaro, sidelined by a severe left eye injury from a pitch last August, is cleared to resume heavy workouts. A team spokesman said he has been running on sandy beaches after medical approval and his condition has stabilized.
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McCullouch Plans U S Olympic Trials Bid
Hur dle champion Earl McCullouch announced plans to compete in the U S men's Olympic track and field trials this weekend. The University of Southern California star also starred in football and was Detroit Lions top NFL draft choice.
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Rose Leads All Stars In NL Starting Team Selection
New York AP report notes Cincinnati and Chicago place two players each on the National League Starting lineup for the All Star game against the American League in Houston on July 9. Pete Rose tops NL with 236 votes and will start in right field.
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Headley Fans 19 In Legion Win
Headley pitched a one hitter to lead Legion to a 7-1 victory over Carroll Concrete in Teen League action. Carroll’s only run came in the sixth as Bobby Jenson doubled for a lone hit off Headley who also had two hits. Legion improved to 4-0 while Carroll dropped to 3-4. Chuckie Renner took the loss on eight hits.
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Directors Decide Turbine Fate
USAC directors met in closed session in Indianapolis to decide on banning turbine engines from all USAC races with Indianapolis type cars. The Rules Committee recommended piston engines only, effective Jan 1 1969, a move aimed at STP Turbine cars led by Andy Granatelli. Turbines have not won a USAC race, despite near wins in 1967 and 1968.
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Erin's Joy Aims to Repass Mister Priam in Shenandoah Downs Feature
In Shenandoah Downs at Charles Town West Virginia Louise Gimpe's Mister Priam seeks revenge against Erin's Joy in a 6 furlong $1600 purse allowance race. Erin's Joy won their June 12 meeting by a length as a 3-1 second choice with Green Acres Stable. River Rain is a likely also eligible favorite if he draws in. Other likely starters include Sweet Cider First Gamble Busy Schedule Debacean Dante's Action and Shawnee Park.
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Frazier May Meet Ellis After Ramos Upset Win
Joe Frazier retains his five state version of the heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden after stopping Manuel Ramos in the second round. The win keeps Frazier undefeated at 21 fights with 19 knockouts and sparks talk of a title showdown with Jimmy Ellis or other heavyweights like Buster Mathis or Floyd Patterson. Ramos, bold and fast with a strong rally, falls to 20 wins with 2 losses as he contends with Frazier's power.
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Secret Engagement Prevails at Shenandoah Downs Frederick Purse
Carolyn Edwards' Secret Engagement overcame two challenges and rallied to win last night’s Frederick Purse at Shenandoah Downs. The 3 year old filly, part of a $9,618.60 Twin Double, paid $5.60 and clocked 1.14 for six panels. Air Charger and Soft Weather finished behind the winner. Worcester’s Bay won the sixth, with Oshibang and Smart taking fifth and seventh respectively.
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Northrup belts two grand slams in Tigers romp
Jim Northrup of Detroit hit grand slams in the fifth and sixth innings to lead the Tigers to a 14 3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Dean Chance pitched a three hitter as the Twins edged the Chicago White Sox 1 to 0 in a rain halted five inning game.
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