Ritchie nets second win at Hagerstown Raceway
At Hagerstown Raceway on Sunday afternoon junior racer Ritchie from Everett Pa. led the 26 lap modified feature to finish first with Nalley of Brunswick Md. second and Dillman of Baltimore third. Beeler of Winchester Va. won the limited sportsman event, with Lutz Drewry Burns following in that order.
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Hagerstown
Junior Ritchie
Everett
Hagerstown Raceway
Flying Yankees
Clem Lamaster
Bill Nalley
Brunswick
Raceway
Ritchie
Dinzel Dillman
Baltimore
Frank Dunkle
Buster Turner
Richard Losch
Bud Paules
Louie Franklin
Sam Myers
Western Maryland Oval
Koufax dominates as Dodgers top Cubs in return
Sandy Koufax returns from injury to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2 1 0 win in 10 innings over the Chicago Cubs. Koufax fans 13, allows three hits, marks his 52nd 10 strikeout game. Bob Gibson is fined for beanball incidents amid a Cardinals loss to the Phillies.
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Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Rock Blasts 2 To Lead League
Kansas City pitcher HAL ROCK Pena and Rocky Colavito powered the A's to a 7-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels for their third straight victory. Colavito hit two homers to move atop the American League while the A's belted eight homers in three games. The win moved Oakland within a half game of the Yankees. In other games, Chicago beat Minnesota 10-5, Cleveland beat Boston 7-4, and Baltimore toppled Washington 11-4. In the NL, Denny Lemaster earned a two hitter as Milwaukee edged New York 2-1 and Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4-2.
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Lucky Roger Craig
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Koufax
Andre Rodgers
Dodgers
Dick Ellsworth
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Carl Warwick
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Phillies
Warwick
Gibson
Associated Press
Orlando Pena
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City Hurler
Los Angeles Angels
Pena
Colavito
Rock
Municipal Stadium
A’s
Kansas City
Jim Gentile
Bill Bryan
Charles Finley
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Denny Lemaster
New York
Hertz
Novick
Peoples Cleaners
Crisman
Charles Ebert
Harold Buckner
Mickey McDonald
Johnny Spaid
Allen Carter
Iving Crisman
Sonny Cr
Goofers
Brand X
Pat Turner
Buddy Zirk
Cavaliers
Hebron
Jim Turner
Debbie Turner
Louis Wilson
Giants
Ken Hoover
Larry Gordon
Housewives
Ally Cats
Mermaids
Jane Craig
Joann Michael
Winchester Modifieds Rained Out At Winchester Speedway
A cool wet week halted Friday night racing at Winchester Speedway canceling the first Friday program of the season on the 1/3 mile dirt oval. Officials scheduled a double feature with modified and sportsman stock cars at 8 30 p m eastern time on a rescheduled night.
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Winchester Speedway
Novick Transfer tops three Duckpin League tussles at Health Center Lanes
JACK LARRICK rolled 150 111 180 for 441 and led Novick Transfer to wins over National Fruit with 594 583 614 and a 1791 series. He earned a 175 Chevron from the National Duckpin Congress for an 180. Joe Zimmerman 147 and Eugene Easter 370 aided the triumph. Evan Creswell led E Cork St Market past B and K Office Supply with 434, aided by 14 spares and three strikes. Hertz Rent A Car stayed first with 1798 behind Hepner 136 Funkhouser 386, with All State Insurance led by DuVall 146 White 135.
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Jack Larrick
Novick Transfer
National Fruit
Novick
Larrick
National Duckpin Congress
Joe Zimmerman
Eugene Easter
E. Cork St. Market
B & K Office Supply
Creswell
Roxy Hockman
Bill Jones
Ed Clevenger
Jack Jones
B &K
Hertz - Rent - A - Car
Ted Hepner
Eugene Funkhouser
Jack DuVall
Chug White
Russell Jones
Roy Bly
Virginia College Baseball and Track Contests Listed
Virginia sports schedule lists baseball pairs including Virginia Tech at Richmond and VMI at Davidson along with Bridgewater at Randolph-Macon and Pembroke at Old Dominion. Track features Richmond at VMI and East Carolina at Old Dominion with Ft. Lee at Frederick.
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Lvirginia Tech
Richmond
VMI
Davidson
Bridgewater
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
Hampden-Sydney
Pembroke
Old Dominion
RPI
East Carolina
Ft. Lee
Frederick
Horse race results and entries from a crowded card
A scanned page lists numerous race entries and weights across multiple races, including names like King Pearly, How Deep, Dew Line, Music Maker, and War Circle. The text shows CLM purses, post times, and various jockeys and owners in a dense betting card format.
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Emiless
Vogleman
Pak Cokuros
Airolo
Vasil
Irene Dulin
Thorn’n
Myers
Sans Marque
Small
Dr. Dubious
Kirk
Betty Bones
Hedge
Prince Pomp
Port AM
Adessa
Thornton
Rusty Call
Mullins
Long
Signal Man
Young
Side Town
Scott
Liambias Mile Gus’s
Pamela Miss
Audrey C
Todd
Avolikis
Miss Daniel
Barnes
King Pearly
Arate
McCarthy
Tuccio
Kratz
Everh
Haycock
Eternal Haven
Bachelor Duc
Pal’bo
Miss George
McKee
C.sm’h
Marjoch
Moxley
Reggio
Boyd
Melvin Blackburn
V.P
Frite's Maid
Bunky Boy
Bateman
W.long
Courtnay
Ad’sa
Play Room
War Circle
Headley
Wayne Rock
Riston
Battle Lady
Vog
Plum Nelly
Belanger
Precinct
Cornel’sn
Bouncing Bonnie
Windsor Road
Le’bs
He Stole
Peader
Polichinela
Evening Prep
Mary Cole
John Ira B
Galla Max
Zangari
Pioneer Rock
Leith
Tybalt
L.reynolds
Chief Hi Cloud
Wit'r
Gypsy Colony
Addesa
Diavolikis
Lycosa
Fitzgerald
Sky Light
Smuggler’s Cove
Birchwood
Smith
Harry G
D.smith
Woodrow McGolerick
Gregory G
Hewitt
Coca Cola
Gwen M. V
Buncutter Tire Co
John J
Juliano
Frank Cooper
R. R. Hilton
Harold Pugh
Mick
Ey Perry
Edwin Snapp
Zuckerman &Co
Northern Virginia Peor Co
Pepsi Cola
Linda Curtis
Judy Farmer
Terry Nicholson
Barbara Godlove
Sandra Royston
Hornung Signs For 7th Season With Packers
Green Bay announces Paul Hornung, key Packers halfback and three time NFL scoring leader, has signed for his seventh season. Hornung sat out last year due to a suspension over game betting and expects to regain timing with workouts alongside Bart Starr. Salary estimates placed around 25 000 to 30 000 dollars.
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Green Bay
Wis
Golden Bay
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Pete Rozelle
Alex Karras
Detroit Lion
Bart Starr
Packers
Tenpin Bowling League Results From Northside and Nearby Halls
Bowling action across Northside Lanes and leagues shows multiple 4-0 and 3-1 outcomes. Winners include Bell Clothes over Quick Music 3-1 with top scores by Sirbaugh 225, Slonaker 189, Taylor 193. Broadstater Opticians 3-1 over D H Olds. Fender Sales 4-0 over Valley Delicatessen. Charcoal Hearth 4-0 over Kern Motor. Shenandoah Enterprises 3-1 over Busy Bees. Scorers include Mowery 190 and Patton 177 for losers, while Taylor 608 in one set led for the winners.
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Northside Lanes
Bell Clothes
Quick Music
Emmett Taylor
John Slonaker
Arian Sirbaugh
Dave Smallwood
Gray & Eddy
Skip Snider
Ken Mowery
Jess Kiracofe, Jr
Winchester Creamery
Elwood Willis
Bob Cullers
Broadstater Opticians
D & H Olds
Homer Glenn
Bob Wilcox
Fender
Valley Ave. Delicatessen
Nacie Dorsey
Milton
Lee
Earl Sealock
Don Patton
Don Jennings
Kenneth Easters
George Bishops
Charcoal Hearth
Kern
Motor
Bruce Taylor
Clayton Cochran
Bob Baker
Riley Loy
Shenandoah Enterprises
Busy Bees
Agnus Longerbeam
Lakeside
O’sullivan
Ruth Kline
Rosa Reid
O'Sullivan
Jean Havermale
Martha Taylor
James Wood 2nd in 3rd Invitational Albemarle Relays
James Wood High School placed second in team scoring at the 3rd Invitational Albemarle Relays on Saturday. Albemarle County led with 112 points, JW had 62, and others included Robert E. Lee Staunton 51, Waynesboro 35, Broadway 30, and Buena Vista 9.
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James Wood
Albemarle
Albemarle County
James Wood High School
Robert E. Lee
Staunton
Waynesboro
Broadway
Buena Vista
Colonels
Ronnie Cook
Martin Dietz
Goode
Sommers
Bigstone
Lee
Menk
Roberson
Austin
Rowe
Strickler
Nethers
J'. Marks
Herring
Hern
Don
Kelchner
Stin
Nett
Dryer
Dietz
Hossa
Flook
Mowen
Carter
Cook
Snyder
Bowers
Herndon
Myers
Peduto
Murray
Skenk
Emerson
Lee Broadway
Major League Standings and Monday Results
Major League standings show Baltimore defeating Washington 11 to 4 and Cleveland beating Boston 7 to 5 while Chicago routed Minnesota 10 to 5 and Kansas City bested Los Angeles 7 to 4. Today's games include Cleveland at Boston and Los Angeles at Kansas City with Washington at Baltimore and Detroit at New York.
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Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
New York
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Winchester Evening Star
Raymond Gilbert
Lee Merkey
Bob Elbin
Pete Mitten
Sam Beavers
Jere Burns
Elwood Hager
Mike Rathet
Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Rube Waddell
Bob Feller
Philadelphia
Jack Baldschun
St. Louis
Dennis Bennett
Bennett
Nals
Julian Javier
Doug Harvey
Baldschun
Phil Es
Harvey
Lemaster
Charlie Smith
Mets
Ron Hunt
Frank Thomas
Hunt
Fd Bailey
Bailey
Rock Blasts
Hal Rock
Winchester
Evan Creswell
America
Virginia Sports
Shenandoah Downs
Virginia
Sifes
Place Bros. Tire CO
Charles Shade
Rockwood
Sorrels
Wingfield
Sylvester
Beahm
Harris
Lee High
Strickland
Bain
Driver
Ingram
Hosaflock
W. L. Pet
San Fran
Phila
New York Chicago
Camp
Lupton
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah River
Woodstock
U.S. Route 11
Massanutten Military Academy
Suns Ogue Protar Hagined
Ecktepiciens
Pine Motor Co., Inc
Braddock
Bob Hope
C-Tv
Cal
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