Armel Extends Lead As Winchester Points Shuffle Unfolds
Armel holds first with 163 points after a double point feature at Winchester Speedway. Nally moves to second with 158, Hartman third, Franklin fourth after two feature wins, Brown fifth, Goreman sixth, Cox seventh, Enos eighth, Slonaker ninth, Brannon tenth. Fifty five drivers have earned points this season and the Destruction Derby opens the schedule with late model and hare features.
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Winchester Speedway
Buddy Armel
Sam Nally
Armel
Eddie Hartman
Louie Franklin
Jimmy Brown
Larry Goreman
Roland Cox
Butch Enos
Steve Slonaker
Chuck Brannon
Johnny Haberbach
Gerry Fries
Franklin
Brannon
Winchester
Nally
Hartman
Brown
Goreman
Cox
Enos
Slonaker
Junior Crouse
Orioles rout Senators after Robinson two grand slams
Frank Robinson hit two grand slams, in the fifth and sixth innings, as Baltimore defeated Washington 12-2. Bob Gibson pitched a four hitter for his eighth straight win, blanking Philadelphia 7-0.
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Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Baltimore
Washington
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Osteen Pitches Dodgers to 4-1 Win Over Padres
Claude Osteen limited San Diego to six hits in six innings as the Dodgers beat the Padres 4-1 to extend their winning streak to four games. Hal King homered for San Francisco to beat Atlanta, while Montreal edged the Mets 6-5 and Cincinnati shaded Houston 3-2.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Atlanta Braves
Dodgers
Braves
Claude Osteen
Dodger
Skein
San Diego
San Francisco
Hal King
Montreal
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Osteen
Padres
Dodger Stadium
Gaylord Perry
Dial to Speak To FCA Tonight at War Memorial Park
Washington hopeful Benjy Dial will address members and guests at a Kiwanis Shelter war memorial park event starting at 6 p.m. He will discuss his faith and football career after a high school MVP run and college time at Eastern New Mexico University.
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Washington Redskin
Benjy Dial
Kiwanis
War Memorial Park
Dial
Lombardi
Benjy
Eastern New Mexico University
Pittsburgh Steelers
Major League Standings And Schedule Summary
AP reports current major league standings with the East and West divisions, listing wins and losses for New York Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Houston San Diego and Atlanta. It includes today's games schedule and upcoming matchups across both leagues. Mentions results from Friday and notes roundups from the Northeast Amateur Golf event with Ed Tutweiler leading after a 69.
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Ww. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Phila
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
S. Francisco
Houston
San Diego
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Gentry
McGinn
Decker
Nelson
Wise
Reuss
Nolan
Griffin
Roberts
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
California
Oakland Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Oakland
Saturday Horse Racing and League Softball Schedule
Area sports schedule lists Charles Town horse racing at 7 15 p m and Preston Field softball fixtures Perry Sneering against Shenandoah s Pride at 7 30 p m Rabid Plant vs Midway at 8 30 p m with Winchester Mobile Homes facing J W Arthur.
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Charles Town
Business and Industrial League
Preston Field
Perry Sneering
Shenandoah’s Pride
Rabid Plant
Midway
Winchester Mobile Homes
J.W. Arthur
Coaches All Star Teams Play Tonight in Lubbock
The 10th annual East-West Coaches All-America game in Jones Stadium drew strong local support after earlier flop attempts in Atlanta and Buffalo. About 25,000-40,000 spectators were anticipated with over $100,000 contributions from ABC to help cover expenses. West captain John Isenbarger and Indiana Notre Dame pair Keith Isenbarger plus Dennis Shaw of San Diego State highlighted rosters amid weather and turf notes.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech University
Wayne Finnell
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Murray
American Football Coaches Association
Memphis
Oakland
San Diego
Finell
Texas Tech
J. T. King
Charles McClendon
Louisiana State
Dan Devine
Missouri
LSU
Eddie Ray
Jones Stadium
Mercury
DeVine
Philosphy
McClendon
Gordon Slade
Davidson
Mike McCoy
Bob Olson
Notre Dame
Indiana
John Isenbarger
Dr. s Choice Aims for Third Win in York Purse
Dr s Choice seeks a third victory of the meeting as she meets a capacity field in the 4 furlong York purse at Charles Town Turf Club. Roald Witmer rides for trainer James R Palmer aboard the 6 year old daughter of Dr Eugene J Dr s Choice who has won twice this session and finished second in her last two runs. Air Traveler, Bob s David and East Bridge are among challengers with two or more recent victories.
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Charles Town
W.va
Manuel Mendelson
York
Air Traveler
Bob
David
East Bridge
Max Kase
Canary
Reynolds
Peter Knight
Hala Pines
Seeole Bay
Lewis
Barty
Sentario
Seaman
Shabeau
Gallegos
Bernie
Roberts
Wilson
Wally’s
Sugar Mama
R.M.D
F. Kratz
Johnston
Aoe
Cannon
Go Bardock
Jimmy
Sigler
Gustines
Nile’s Best
Rivera
der Seidnac
Fine Feeling
Johnson
Royal Cardo
Cutter’s Choice
F.W. Kratz
Domdale
J Peters
Super High
Diavolikis
Shalaka Shasta
Don’s Tribe
Hawthorne
Kathy Gray
Grove
Betty Choice
Watroy
Bosky Girl
Small
Halterman
Maggie
Cape
Countess Craig
J. Kratz
Thornton
Concordiand
Espinosa
Dan Yemen
Williams
Rolling River
Lennys Lad
Ole K.B
Sam
Snooks Holland
Eugene J
Solid
Hedge
Gavul
Exacta
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Tudoriffic
Fancy Smith
Emerald Coast
Vasil
Come In
Imaduchess
Flaming Urge
Worley
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Last Wilton
Alinda
Cronk
I Mystic Victory
Hlite
Mr. Bugg
Bush Smasher
Muratus
Cornuta
Ole Buddy
Sandy Rojo
Hayes
Bob’s David
Sandrine
Amber
Timberlea Tune
Ole Judge
Dr.’s Choice
Gemini
Gem
Myers
Rest Forall
San Martin
Swiss Maid
Witmer
Glad Guy
Dr. Double Ai
Get Sis
Ramflow
Shiflett
Pontinio
Peters
Cimarron
Mustard
Navy Band
Attitude
Reeder
Cooperate
Eddy
Paddy
Golden Pearl
Duke Ais
Charles Town Results First Race Chat s Boy Wins In Fast Time
Chat s Boy posted 20.60 for the winner with Sonotaghost second at 3.20 and Cheatem third at 3.00 in the opening Charles Town race.
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Sonotaghost
Hannigan
Victory Star
Ringo
Walsh Pride
European boxing results from Madrid and Syracuse cards
Jose Legra defeated Tommaso Gallia to claim the European featherweight title in Madrid. Miguel Velazquez stopped Carmelo Coscia to retain the European lightweight title. Pedro Carrasco stopped Jean Pierre le Jaque in Madrid. Hal Carroll outpointed Bob Feistein in Syracuse.
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Madrid
Spain
Jose Legra
Tommaso Gallia
Italy
Legra
Miguel Velazquez
Carmelo Coscia
Velazquez
Pedro Carrasco
Jean Pierre le Jaque
France
Syracuse
N.Y
Hal Carrol
Bob Feistein
Toronto
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