Nut House Four Dominates Ball & Chain Mixed League Standings
Nut House Four rolled to a 4-0 win over Butch's Four to seize first place as four bowlers surpassed 500 in the set. Lorraine Sealock led with 577 series and Mary Miller added 533, while Earl Sealock kept pace with 510. Other top matchups included One hit and three misses, The Neighbors, Four Roses and JW's Four, Newcomers over Roadrunners, Tightwads over Jokers, Two Plus Two's over Wackies, Zee Ro's forfeit, Gutters over Crazy Four, and Battletown Four over The Mustangs.
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Ball & Chain
Nut House
Mary Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Bob Miller
Earl Sealock
Nut House Four
Butch
Butch Binker
Neighbors
Betty McKee
Don Hottinger
Four Roses
Jim Foster
Hershall Jones
Jw’s
Bud Beers
Connie Baker
Joel Louzenis
Curtis Braithwaite
Wackies
George Bishop
Ron Haines
Zee R-o’s
Jim Renner
Gutterballs
Crazy Four
Marice Smallwood
Kenny Smallwood
Wanda Gilmer
Battletown Four
Mustangs
Orville Hylton
Risley Loy
Barbara Boswell
Emerson Injured As Wimbledon Contenders Hold Narrow Lead
Wimbledon notes Roy Emerson, two time defending champion, is eliminated by Owen Davidson after a left shoulder ligament strain. Dennis Ralston advances to the semifinals after a straight set win over Bob Hewitt, as Australians press to extend their Wimbledon streak.
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Ledon
Rune Ning
Owen Davidson
Emerson
Davidson
Wimbledon Ralston
Spain
Manuel Santana
South Africa
Cliff Drysdale
Ralston
Drysdale
Tony Roche
Santana Jhas
Ken Fletcher
Australia
Bob Hewitt
Hewitt
Emeerson
Chuck MoeKinley
Santo in Good Condition After Fractured Cheek Surgery
Chicago Cubs third baseman Ron Santo remains hospitalized in good condition after cheekbone surgery following a beaning by Jack Fisher of the Mets. Santo expects to be out of the hospital within a week and back in uniform in 10 days, as the Cubs promote Ron Campbell from Tacoma to replace him.
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Chicago
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Santo
Cubs
New York Mets
Jack Fisher
Cub
Hack Wilson
Fisher
Ron Campbell
Tacoma
Campbell
Joe Amalfitano
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
Morgan
Walter Alston
Sam Mele J
Minnesota
Kabletown Purse Headlines Charles Town Night Racing
Charles Town hosts the seven furlong Kabletown Purse featuring a capacity field of ten. Picked as the likely winner is Pickerel Point owned by George Sims, facing rivals Blow The Horn Mongoose Jr Hap's Bomber Lets Not Argue Thoroughway Fresh Quest Lone Liz Marie Elizabeth My Party Doll among others led by stakes sources.
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Charles Town
W. Va
George Sims
Pickerel
George Tempras
B.A. Day
Mongoose Jr
Richard Showalter
W. P. Herman
E. H. Hackman
R. L. Kerns
Mrs. Walter W. Pearson
E. P. Jones
Marie Elizabeth
H.E. Westbury
Cupid's Man Sweeps Charles Town Feature In Fast Dash
Cupid's Man won the rapid review purse at Charles Town by two lengths, with Jimmy Todd aboard. The victory drew a $4.20 payout and sparked a $305.80 daily double for Pat Herst and Spanish Royalty backers.
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Mongoose Jr
Laurel
Charles Town
Jimmy Todd
Pat Herst
Four Homers for Yankee Farmhand Murcer Sparks Toledo
Toledo shortstop Bobby Murcer, 20, clubs four straight homers and goes 6-for-8 with five RBIs as Toledo splits a doubleheader with Toronto. Murcer, on loan from the Yankees, raises his season total to nine homers and boosts his batting average to .311.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Murcer
Yanks
Yankees
Toronto
Murder
All Star Voting Leaders Named for July 12 Game
Brooks Robinson led AL voting with 257 as starters were named for the July 12 All Star game in St Louis. Dick McAuliffe, George Scott, and Bobby Knoop joined him on the infield. Willie McCovey led NL voting with 214. Joe Morgan and Ron Santo also made the lineup amid injuries.
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NEW York
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Dick McAuliffe
Deront Tigers
St. Louis
Robinson
McAuliffe
George Scott
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Knoop
California Angels
Orioles
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Joe Morgan
Houston
Knoop
Bobby Richardson
Cott
Santo
Jim Ray Hart
Francisco
McCovey
Bill White
Philadelphia
Twins Top Indians as Kaat Fires Six Hitters
Jim Kaat pitched six effective innings to beat Cleveland 6 to 2 as Baltimore also defeated California 4 to 1. Boog Powell, Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson contributed in a scoreless tilt before a six-run sixth inning broke the game open.
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Associated Press
Mudcat
Kitty
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland
Kaat
Jim Grant
Minnesota
Grant
Kant
Baltimore
California
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Arlane
Indians
Twins
Orioles
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Jim Fregosi
Winchester Junior Rifle Club Fires First Since September
Last Thursday the Winchester Junior Rifle Club held outdoor .22 firing at 50 feet with six shooters Charlie Brumback Larry Carper Jack Sahm Gary Cornwell Jim Ford and David Creager. New target holders and a mown range widened firing points. seniors and teens enjoyed reconnecting after an eight month break and look forward to summer practice.
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Winchster Junior Rifle Club
Charlie Brumback
Larry Carper
Jack Sahm
Gary Cornwell
Jim Ford
David Creager
Dave Creager
Sunnyside-W Freder ick forfeited. Wesley-Frederick wins
In the Sun nyside Wesley tilt the game was forfeited to Wesley Frederick and will count as a win for the victors and a loss for Sunnyside. The Braddock Presbyterian protest will be continued later. Wesley-Frederick, Market Street and Sunnyside won in Church League play. Commercial and Savings Bank beat Shorty’s Furniture 2-1 in City League makeup action.
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Eckert
National League
Minnesota
Nationals
GS Church League
Ston Market Street
First Brethren Wesley-Frederick Baptist
Sunnyside Presbyterian
Braddock Street
Church League
Ed Ritter
Sunnyside
W-Frederick
Braddock - Presbyterian
Wesley - Frederick
Market Street
Savings Bank
Shorty’s Furniture
Market
First
Brethren
Wesley-Frederick
Jim Laise
Wesley
Firs Brethren
Presbyterian
Commercial and Savings Bank
Frank Courtney
Shorty
Martin Kline
Bud Gray
Jim Wiltshire
Bill Longerbeam
Carpers Valley Mens Golf Team Edges Into Season Opener
The Carpers Valley Men’s Golf Team opened the season with a narrow two point loss to Sleepy Hollow. Team members include No. 1 Billy Mitchell and Howard Adkins, No. 2 Donnie Oates and Jack Ritter, and No. 3 Stan LaFollette and Al Murphy among others. The club promotes a weekend Mixed Scotch Foursome, Ladies Day events, juniors, and upcoming tournaments including the Memorial Day event and the Governors Trophy. Local headlines also note results from juniors and ladies groups with multiple tie scores.
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Donnie Oates
Jack Ritter
Carpers Valley Country Club
Sleepy Hollow
Charles Town
Carpers Valley Mens
Billy Mitchell
Howard Adkins
Stan LaFollette
al Murphy
Gene Ratliff
Mickey Perry
Tom McCarty
Roger Vaughan
Casey Shibley
Dick Crisman
Allen Kendall
Marshall Crisman
Charles Mallory
Jack Swanson
Nelson Grim
Roy Williams
Floyd Hoffman
Buddy Speakman
Ralph Lamp
Bill Jackson
Ed Doll
Gus Bornscheuer
Gene Hottle
George Moyer
Willie Clowser
Ralph Grim
Elroy Mathias
Bobby Kipps
Lewis Lamp
Paul Carpér
Paul Brandofino
Cecil Adams
Felix Diprisco
Carolyn Griffin
Eleanor Peterson
Ann Dunlop
Pat Lamp
Helen Perry
Mrs. Riley
Careers Valley
Front Royal
Angels Tigers Series Touchbase As Dressen Watches
Anaheim California AP reports manager Charlie Dressen joins the Detroit Tigers on the plane for the series with the California Angels and planned to watch from the stands tonight. Dressen, who suffered a heart attack in spring training, has been recuperating and coach Bob Swift has filled in as acting manager.
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Anaheim
Calif
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Dressen
Bob Swift
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Roadrunners
Doug Gitchell
Wimbledon
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Dennis Ralston
United States
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Garth Patterson
Monmouth Park
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S&f Distributing CO
W. Fretwell
Pickerel Point
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Mike O’rourke
Thoroughway
Robert Corle
Vic Espinosa
Jefferson
Cupid
Lovely Lassie
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Shenandoah Downs
B. Robinson
William D. Eckert
Angels
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Harry Stebbins
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