Upsets Mark Church Loop Softball Action
First Brethren and Presbyterian upset leaders in Church League play at First Baptist and Market Street. Brethren beat Baptist 6-3 behind Dave Sisler six hits. Presbyterian edged Market 6-5 with a four-run sixth inning. Braddock Street defeated Grace Bible 9-1 to pull into a first place tie. Sunnyside crushed North Frederick 17-0 to share the league lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Market Street
First Brethren
Presbyterian
Sunnyside
North Frederick
Braddock Street
Grace Bible
Brethren
Dave Sisler
Baptist
Jack Fretwell
Bap
First Presbyterian
Harold Buckner
Graham Nelson
Frank Courtney
Richard Clem
Ronnie Alkire
Sonny Inskip
Ronnie Rinker
Willie Larrick
Allen McKee
Jimmy DuBrueler
Steve Hickerlegen
Braddock St. Sunnyside
Baptist Market
1St Brethren
Frederick Phis Grace
Bibley Vy “i
Opequon Saddle Club Holds Second Show at New Frontier Park
The Opequon Saddle Club hosted its second show of the season at New Frontier Park near Stephens City. Forty participants took part with winners in senior and junior barrel, steeplechase, flag, keg and wire races, calf roping, and bull rides led by competitors including Phil lip Didawick, Wallace Smith, Carlton Dyke, and Doug LaFollette. The next event is scheduled for Sunday July 23 1967 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Saddle Club
New Frontier Park
Steephens City
Phillip Didawick
Wallace Smith
Emmett Boyd
Jack Hockman
Vaneessa Comer
Larry Moreland
Stephen Smith
Rusty Sandy
Carlton Dyke
Charles Sandy
Clint Ebersole
Philip Didawick
Kenneth Michael
Bill Dailey
Sonny Shoemaker
Keneneth Michael
Jimmy Wisecarver
Steve Wisecarver
Pat Smith
Doris Hockman
Doug
Junior Moreland
Linda Mathias
Sonny Shoe+maker
Greg Wisecarver
Saundra Wisecarver
Denny Fries
Ted VanHolten
Sterling Shockley
Willie Mann
Area Sports Schedule With Races And Softball Games
Daily lineup lists horse racing at Shenandoah Downs and multiple youth and church league sports across Frederick County. Events include Market Street versus Baptist in church softball and Crown Cork versus Ward’s Plaza in city league play, with several teen and pony league matchups and district Little League games through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Downs
Market St
Baptist
Crown
Cork
Ward’s Plaza
C & S Bank
Mountain Dew
Carroll Concrete
American Legion
Winchester
Exchange
O'Sullivan
Shenanbankers
Phillips 66
F & M Bank
Mobile Homes
Elks
Jaycees
GW Motors
Lamar Sloan Fers
Crown Cork
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Frederick County
Little League
Gainesboro
Middletown
Lions Servisoft
O. L. Payne
Teen League Defeat Reported at Northside Lanes
Lamar Sloan Ford reportedly defeated Northside Lanes yesterday in a Teen League game. No score book was handed in, so no game details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Sloan Ford
Northside Lanes
District Fast-pitch Softball Tourney Dates Set
District tourney planned at Bodie Grim Field from July 6 to 9 with entry deadline this Saturday. If eight or more teams enter, winners advance to the State Tourney in Hopewell August 4 to 6 with Coca Cola Bottling Company donating the winners trophy. Winchester Mobile Homes defend title under manager Al Armell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodie Grim Field
Hopewell
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Jack Fretwell
Winchester Mobile Homes
al Armel
Shenandoah Softball District Tournament Opens In TriState
Country Boy Carl Frye sits second behind Commercial Savings Bank as C & S chase league and city titles. Last year Ca reached semifinals at state before losing to Whoppa Burger Stars of Hope. Higgs urges teams to contact 607 3346 after 5 30 p m for roster and schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frye
Commercial Art Savings Bank
Vinton
Whoppa-Burger Stars
Hopewell
Shold
Higgs
TriState
Winchester Little League Scores from Last Night
Lions defeated Green Chemical 9 to 4 and Rotary beat National Fruit 6 to 0 in Winchester Little League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lions
Green Chemical
Rotary
National Fruit
Advocate Ada L. Rice’s stakes-winning colt shipped to Wheaton
New York AP reports Ada L. Rice shipped her 4-year-old stakes-winning colt to her Wheaton Illinois farm for a rest after a racing campaign. Carried by the trainer’s notes the horse faces a quiet layoff with plans for future starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
GW Motors
Lamar Sloan Ford
Northside
Carroll Concrete
NEW York
Ada L. Rice
USAC Ends Turbocar Edge by Tightening Turbine Rules
USAC rewrites turbine engine rules effective Jan 1 1968 after STP Turbocar showed promise at Indianapolis. The change reduces intake to 15 square inches from 23 cutting max power from about 550 to roughly 480 hp. Granatelli condemns the move as political, while Parnelli Jones notes the race was compromised by a gearbox failure and A J Foyt won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
U.S. Auto Club
Andy Granatelli
Studebaker
USAC
Granatelli
Grana‘telli
STP
Pratt & Whitney
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Run for Your Life youth and adult race results
Clarke County Recreation Department sponsored event lists winners by event and age groups. Notable results include Mike Pope leading the one mile boys 15 and over with 4 59, Jay Hart winning the 7 8 sprint in 3 30, and Lulu Reynolds top in 11 12 girls with 1 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helio
F. Kratz
Ripperondo
Vasil
Stanley
M.espinosa
King
Grove
Jenny Kay
Attitude
Johnston
Mr. W. T
Depalo
Sigler
Sin Sonic
Stuff
Gypsy Colony
Bel
Julia
Meleager
V. Espinosa
Todd
Ann Fann
Crashing Dawn
Pate
Terry
Clark
Willie
Seldomridge
Lorrey Boy
Odd Lot
Miss Wreck
Peterking
Sluti
Tucker Box
Small
Randy Fluff
Hedge
Friend
Davidson
Miss Vertelia
Reeder
Mongoose Jr
Peters
Emperor J
Maffa
Biographer
Twin Boss
Prime North
Allowance
Roman Lighting
Horner
Adessa
Legislador
Aliform
Roman Lassie
Newbold
Jyliand
Swift Tide
Kibby H
Newton
Puteck
Duchess Tin
Gustines
Francis X
Cer
Big Red Wolf
M. Espinosa
Okeepa
Ty Vicious
Roman
Molly - N - Me
Jeb Star
Yandell
Lynn Hope
Mister Priam
Williams
Ford
Dean W
Amesie’ Bang
Sadie Renown
Scarlet Flyer
Reynolds
Squaw Song
Crossruff
Sun Tom
Fitzgerald
Doreen’s Knight
Wilson
Mile Square
Hock
Freeze Bang
Blow Gun
Danny Blue
Auntie’s Wolf
Clarke County Recreation Department
Mike Pope
Gary Pope
Tom Thompson
Mike Estep
Randy Ballenger
Mike Painter
Randy Richards
Steve Harmon
Randy Orndorff
Jay Hart
Larry Palmer
Joey Braithwaite
Clay Leps
Gary Richards
Jay Braithwaite
Loatha Smith
Vickie Braithwaite
Lulu Reynolds
Gretta Reynolds
Mr. Peak
Allen Carter
Bill Pifer
Karen Asbury
Donna
Hart
Bo Palmer
Raymond (Ather
Fritzi Hart
Harry Newlin
Susan
Digges
Also Mentioned on This Page
Intertype
Lee Jackson
Rusty Kerns
Wanda Lineberg
Devil’s Angeles
Sharon Unger
Linda Unger
Walter Johns
Ramona Kelchner
Pixie Triplett
Lila Williams
Ron Duff
Jean Carter
Gay Wise
Jean Tyler
Mike Grimm
Nona Shirley
Mikel Grimm
Betty Martin
Peggy Miller
Freddie Edmonds
Fremont Place
Mark Church
Barry Ramsey
Jerry Grim
Harry Ridgeway
al Carter
Ralph Ordel
Lou ‘Costello
Grace
Gary Teets
Dick Boxwell
Mike Johnson
Bill Lyons
Fred Burleson
Braddock
Bob Moulden
Sonny Sibert
Frederick
Danny Boone
Denny Travers
Steve Hickerson
Mike Coleman
P.m. Frederick County
Little League Servisors
Clearbrook
Woolen L. Payne
Miracle Water
1St Baptist
N. Frederick
Braddock St
Stephens City Lions
TD Club
Workingham's
O’sullivan
Pony League
Moose
VFW
Miss Swan Shu
Sonny Higgs
Shenandoah
Ann
Sonic Jet
Bell
Islaw
America
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Jones
Thomas W. Binford
Lord
Jennifer Leps
Doug Shaffer
Andy
Susan Carter
Robin Shaffer
Mr. Wil
Liam Pifer
Mrs
Chevrolet
Cadillac Corp
Loudoun ST
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