Indians Best At Home Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians posted the best record in the American League for 1965, with 82 wins. The Minnesota Twins followed, one win behind, despite one rainout. The Twins edged the Chicago White Sox by seven games for second place. Open Hearth and Perry Engineering tied for first in the Lucky Strike League's second half after Open Hearth won three of four from Winchester Billiard Center. Individual scores featured Steve Reedy 207-559, Jerry Goodman 205-531, and others across Open Hearth and Gray & Eddy teams. Gray & Eddy remained second despite losses. Broadstater Opticians stayed third with a 2-2 split. Moose Club and Intertype Co dominated their matches.
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Open Hearth
Perry Engineering
Winchester Billiard Center
Steve Reedy
Jerry Goodman
Bob Baker
Bill Massie
Curtis Braithwaite
Billiard Center
Adam Myers
Harold Catlett
Bob Gladden
Loring Burkhart
Ron Haines
Gray & Eddy
Marice Smallwood
Kenny Smallwood
Allen Kibler
Riley Loy
Earl Sealock
Gene Martin
Eddie Shull
Henry Flowers
Carl Lundmark
Jess Kiracore, Jr
George Dofflemyer
Dean Allen
Ed Marshall
Bill Bridgeforth
Dale Spurs
Winchester
Broadsstrater Opticians
Broadstater
Buddy Williams
Dick Hovermale
Charlie Anderson
Moose Club
Truck Service Center
Harry Aikens
Harry Propst
al Felicio
Carsten Schwartz
Schwartz
Intertype Co
Washington Post
Ralph Linaburg
Bell Clothes
Schrafft
Frozen Foods
Frank Robinson Could Help Orioles Break Pennant Drought
Miami AP reports Orioles manager Hank Bauer believes the club has enough hitting to finally seal an AL pennant as Frank Robinson could be the difference for Baltimore. The team has flirted with the pennant five of the last six seasons.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Bowling league standings and MLB trade chatter summarized
Shenandoah Downs leads Queen Pin League with 3 points from National Fruit as Lorraine Sealock posts 200 200 161 for a 561 series. Individual scorers include Warnella DeHaven 164 and Ann Drummond 475. In other matches Foreign Car Sales & Service win 3 1 over Funkhouser Texaco led by Mary Miller 167 444 and Leona Buckner 482. C P Telephone Co tops with a forfeit 474 Dale Wine 170. Wee Five drop four points to Bober & Dan as Joe Cartwright 603 series leads Inserts 603. Orioles trade Milt Pappas for Frank Robinson fueling pennant chase as Miller and Palmer considered for rotation. Koufax Drysdale holdouts heat NL race with Giants 5-2 favorite in Reno.
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Emmett Taylor
Charles
Foreign Car Sales & Service
Funkhouser Texaco
Marie Renner
Leona Buckner
Funkhouser
Mary Miller
Betty McKee
Valley Photo Center
S & H White Castle
Mabel Kiracofe
Peoples Cleaners
Buckley-Lages
Lillian Brooks
Emily Thomas
Jean Martin
C & P Telephone Co
Dale Wine
Wee Five
Soley
Bober & Dan
Laurie Sirbaugh
Chip Smallwood
Taylor Finley
Kenneth Williams
International Loafers
Joe Cartwright
Gene Wilt
Loafers
Cather
Falcons
Charles Brewer
Cather’s
Ronnie Simkhovitch
Celtics stave off elimination with 120 103 win over Royals
Celtics rally from behind to tie the Eastern Division semifinal at 2-2 as Sam Jones scores 32 and Tom Sanders nets 28. The win keeps Boston alive for a decisive Friday game in Boston. Hawks sweep Bullets and advance to face the Lakers in the West finals.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
Cincinnati
Royals
Philadelphia 76Ers
Sam Jones
Tom Sanders
Jones
Sanders
Celts
Area sports schedule for Winchester edition
The page lists upcoming events across multiple sports at Shenandoah Downs James Wood Clarke County Handley Herndon George Mason and Warren County with times and locations including archery golf track and baseball events from Thursday to Wednesday.
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Winchester
Evening Star
Shenandoah Downs
Mac’s Roller Rink
James Wood
Clarke County
North Hagerstown
Loudoun County
Lee Jackson
Allegany J.C
Shenandoah
Handley , Herndon
George Mason
Warren Co
Washington-Lee
Loudoun
Handley
Herndon
Randolph-Macon Academy
Clarke Co
Exhibition Baseball Results From Wednesday Show Mix of Wins
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results in exhibition games led by San Francisco’s 15 to 3 win over California and Detroit’s 11 to 7 victory against Atlanta. Chicago A beat Baltimore 4 to 2, while St Louis triumphed 5 to 3 over Boston. Other scores included Philadelphia 4 Kansas City 1 and New York N 5 Washington 2.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
San Francisco
California
Cleveland
Minnesota
Houston
New York
Washington
Cavaliers and rivals clash in early season college action
Virginia meets Norfolk and Charlottesville rivals in a busy start to the season. Virginia, 1-5, faces a five-game skid and seeks a breakthrough as Tech hosts its first winless stretch, while RPI's Rams and Hampden-Sydney also compete on Florida tours.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Tech
Cavaliers
RPI
Rams
Celtics Dominate Rockets 120 103 to Tie Series
Boston defeats Cincinnati 120 to 103 in Eastern Semifinals. Cincinnati falls 2-2 with Boston. St. Louis tops Baltimore 121 112 to win Western Semifinals in five games. St. Louis advances to face Los Angeles in the Western Finals with Game 1 of the best-of-7.
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St. Louis Hawks
Baltimore Bullets
Hawks
Associated Press
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Los Angeles
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