Todd Rides 3 Winners in Shenandoah Downs Meet
Jimmy Todd rode three winners at Shenandoah Downs to tie for second with six wins in the meeting. He won the first Lalera and the fifth Silver Flower and the eighth Billy Bert, completing a $305 Twin Double. Todd also contributed to Daily and Twin Doubles as fans shared in a 3 5 3 9 payoff. Jesse Davidson led with seven wins while Todd moved within one win of Larry Reynolds and Bobby Fitzgerald.
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Unbeaten Gamecocks claim fifth win in ACC sweep
South Carolina under coach Dick Weldon rode strong relief pitching to extend their unbeaten streak. Steve Ravan closed out Virginia to seal a 6-5 win, while Larry Wosemack and Les Evans shut Yale over seven innings in a 13-7 rally from a 7-2 deficit. Duke beat Miami 3-1, Maryland fell to Dartmouth 12-11, and Clemson and Ohio University drew 12-12 in 10 innings.
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Les Evans
Yale
Duke
Miami
Fla
Maryland
Dartmouth
Clemson
Ohio University
North Carolina
Cornell
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Tallahassee
Wright Sets Five NMU Records In Basketball Season
Charlie Wright, a 5-10 sophomore guard from Richmond, Indiana, set five school marks at New Mexico University including 177 field goals and 169 free throws while totaling 23 points per game as NMU went 12–27. The Mustangs also set a new team scoring record under Coach Joe Palmer with an average of 37.2 points per game.
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N.M
Charlie Wright
Stern New Mexico University
Richmond
Ind
Don Breese
Nobelsville
Mustangs
Joe Palmer
Exhibition Baseball Monday Results From Early Spring Games
Results recap shows St. Louis 3 New York 0 Houston 6 Okla City PCL 1 New York A 4 Chicago A 1 Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 5 Baltimore 2 San Francisco 6 Chicago N 3 California 11 Cleveland 1 Washington 3 Minnesota 2. Upcoming Wednesday matchups list city venues and opponents.
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Okla
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
California
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
Ed Kirkpatrick
Bob Chance
Eddie Kasko
Oklahoma City
Warren Wildcats Defend District 10 Baseball Crown
FRONT ROYAL The Warren Wildcats are rated as the team to beat this spring in the District 10 baseball race. The article indicates high expectations for Warren as it eyes another district title.
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Warren
Front Royal
Warren Wildcats
Pirates blank Dodgers in spring training no hitter in Florida
Pittsburgh’s Bob Veale and Luke Walker combined for a 5-0 no hit victory over the Dodgers in Fort Myers. The Cubs used a trick play to test the Giants in Phoenix as George Altman drew suspicion after a ball swap.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
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Jim Maloney
Reds
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Ray Culp
Darold Knowles
Grambling Star Johnny Comeaux Plays Through Broken Arm
Little All-America guard Johnny Comeaux of Grambling College played most of the season with a broken right arm. He broke the tibia in late December but the injury was only found when he went to Ruston hospital for leg calcium removal. He missed three games and averaged 31 points per game.
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Mattox Saunders
Lacy
Charles Talbot
Ricky Settle
Dale Fritts
Bruce Hawkins
Wood
Millar
John Mallinson
Ronnie Williams
Tony Dofflemyer
Grambling
Johnny Comeaux
Grambling College
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Ruston
Winchester gun show and club match announced for spring
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club announces its first gun show at the Holiday Inn on April 23 and 24 by Shenandoah Valley Gun Collectors Association. A second event, a small bore .22 match, is set for May 22 at the outdoor range with prone firing at 50 yards and 100 yards. The club’s monthly meeting is April 6 at the Senior Citizen's Lounge War Memorial.
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Holiday Inn
Rt. 50 East
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester Rifle and
Pistol Club
Winchester Rifle & Pistol Club
War Memorial
Ex Handley Halfback Speaks for Siebert
Former Handley High School athlete writes in support of Coach Eddie Siebert after his dismissal. He praises Siebert as a man of character and coaching ability and urges Handley to value athletic and academic excellence, expressing sympathy for the school and best wishes for Siebert.
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Eddie Siebert
Handley High School
Winchester
Handley
Hockey No Games Scheduled Today
Hockey schedule shows no listed games for today with matchups including Boston at Chicago and Montreal at Toronto.
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Boston
Chicago
Montreal
Toronto
Seymour Quits Bullets After One Season
Baltimore Bullets coach Paul Seymour resigns citing family and business obligations in Syracuse. He will assist in the 1966 NBA draft after playoffs as the team aims to fill the vacancy before the May draft. Baltimore trails St. Louis 2-0 in the Western Division semifinals, Seymour led the club to a 38-42 season.
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Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Paul Seymour
NBA
Syracuse
N.Y
Seymour
Bullets
St. Louis Hawks
St. Louis
Arnold Heft
Chicago
Burke Outpoints Jaynes In Lewiston Boxing Bout
Jackie Burke 120 pounds from St. John New Brunswick upsets Irish Beau Jaynes 125 pounds from Lowell Mass in Lewiston Maine by decision after ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Lewiston
Maine
Jackie Burke
St. John
New Brunswick
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Ed Prokop Revealed as Muny League Participant
Former professional hockey winger Ed Whitey Prokop, who played for Cleveland Providence and New Haven, now resides in Clever and volunteers with the Muny Hockey League in his spare time.
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Whitey) Prokop
Cleveland
Providence
New Haven
Cleverland
Muny Hockey League
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