Gene Fisher Stars In Virginia Tech Spring Game
Virginia Tech's spring intra squad game at Victory Stadium in Roanoke kicks off at 2 p.m. with admission of 1 dollar. Maroon team led by senior letterman Bobby Owens features Gene Fisher at end and its number one offense, while the White squad coached by Alf Satterfield includes Tommy Stafford and Claude Messamore.
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Virginia Tech
Tommy Groom
Erick John
Satur- Son
Roanoke
Alice
Victory Stadium
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Westside
Tech
Bobby Owens
John Shelton
Bill Conde
Doug Shively
Letterman Sal Garcia
Butch Green
Mark Angotti
Gene Fisher
John Shipley
Donnie
Bruce
Jack Evan
Ron McGuigan
Judson Bigelow
Les Hanly
Alf Satterfield
Bobby Collins
Dick Redding
Tommy Stafford
Tommy Francisco
Claude Messamore
Fisher
Loria
Jon Utin
Horse Race Entries and Results for Purse Events
Multiple harness races listed with purse amounts from 1200 to 1300 dollars. Entries include horses such as Egg O'Peal Easter Crystal Tuscany Jr Wary Lass and more, with jockeys and weights noted. Races cover Y. O. & UP claiming and 1 mile distances, detailing positions and odds for each entrant.
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Ollars
Tuscany Jr
Dela
Wary Lass
Sellars
Happy Hero
Davidson
Sonic
Small
Challetoga Graham
How Deep
Headley
Bossuet’s
Hanna
Addesa
H. Clark
Dentown
David
Y.O
Fleet Lorrain
Great Borough
Todd
Corposant
Cedar Cliff
Myers
Defacto
Nathan Hall
Y ¥.Co
Play Room
Adriliio
Big Mack
Roman Money
Castleberry Gamb’a
Ruthie Dear
New Pond
Kalibek
V.espinosa
Sagefire
Y.C
UP Clm
Fur
Celerity
Garry
Big I Am
Disk Ruler
Cooke
Helen My Love
Prince Pomp
Peters
Pam Slam Gamb
Shoam
Diavolikis
Flying Ensign
Count de Coste
Rosin
Hedge
Miss Galstan Gigler
Baltimore pitchers throw two complete games in doubleheader win
Zorbach and Hennessey of Baltimore allowed only two hits and two runs in a doubleheader victory over Potomac State. Both pitched complete games as BJC secured 4-1 and 3-1 wins. Potomac’s Singerfelter and Pingley held to seven hits in defeat across 13 innings.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights This Sunday
Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 6 15 p m regional college baseball at Mosby 2 p m Tidewater visits Mosby Region 15 tourney action Shepherdstown travels to Winchester 1 30 p m and a Tri County League game at Rouss Park to wrap the weekend.
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Mosby
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Winchester
Rouss Park
Major League Standings and Results Summary
The Associated Press reports Friday results: Houston beat Chicago 5 4 and St Louis defeated Philadelphia 2 0, Pittsburgh won 5 4 over Cincinnati, Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 3, Milwaukee vs New York ppd. Upcoming and past games listed include Houston Chicago and St Louis Philadelphia matchups with various schedule notes.
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Detroit
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Phila
Phia
York
W. i. Eere.t
Leesburg Bowlers win Sloan's Tournament title in 6th annual event
The Plum-Liners led by Marice Smallwood won the Sloan's tournament at Leesburg with 559 and Turk Wing 597 in the sixth annual Upper Shenan field event. Leesburg, Winchester, Front Royal and Martinsburg clubs competed with Winchester bowlers finishing 9th through 14th in singles. Doubles saw Flowers with Brant take first. Renner and Snapp placed. Regular Northside action had Kirk's Service blank Ted's News Stand 4–0, Burkhart posting a 610 series.
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Bacon
Leesburg
Sloan’s
Turk Wing
Winchester
Front Royal
Martinsburg
Hottle
Patton
K. Rinker
Shull
Miller
Henry Flowers
G. Brant
A. Renner
Joe Snapp
Northside
Kirk
Servicenter
Ted
Loring Burkhart
Jerry Goodman
R.C. Cola Mountaineers
Jess Kiracore
Evan Creswell
Lamar
Gibson Tosses One-Hitter as Cardinals Beat Phillies 2-0
Bob Gibson pitched a one hitter for the Cardinals, surrendering only Johnny Callison’s fourth inning single in a 2-0 win over Philadelphia to remain undefeated at 5-0. Willie Mays homered twice but the Giants fell 4-3 to the Dodgers, pushing his total to 10 homers in 22 games this season.
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Associated Press
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Willie Mays
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Saldivar retains featherweight title in LA KO win
In Los Angeles Vicente Saldivar of Mexico City knocked out Real Rojas of San Pedro California to defend the world featherweight title. In Rome Franco de Piccoli of Italy stopped Sonny Moore of Dallas Texas in the first round.
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Los Angeles
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico City
Real Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Saldivar
Rome
Italy
Franco de Piccoli
Ny Moore
Dallas
Tex
Health Center Lanes Dominant in Thursday Duckpin League
Health Center Lanes teams won twice in a Thursday duckpin league, with Marvena Braithwaite leading 109 for PHealth Center L DUCK and Polly Williams, Katherine Truslow, and Evelyn Nickerson hitting 112s for Pistols. Instant Peps and Channel Masters split, while Jetson and Coffee Cats showcased late-game consistency. In the Boys League, Bobby Schneider and Jay Grimm paced scoring. Church of Christ beat Highland Ave Presbyterian 3-0 thanks to Ivan Jackson’s 168 game and 416 series.
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Rosalie Hook
Louise Cather
Lorraine Cather
Marvena Braithwaite
Mar Vena Braithwaite
Mabel Grim
Polly Williams
Katherine Truslow
Evelyn Nickerson
Jeannette Combs
Alice Godlove
Dottie Alt
Harriet Ways
Jetson
Coffee Cats
Jeasons
Dottie Fulton
Catherine Bruton
Virginia Coleley
Pauline Miller
Ivan Jackson
Church of Christ
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
National Sports Car Races At Cumberland May 14 15 16
National champs will compete in Cumberland Maryland over May 14 15 and 16 in races sponsored by the Steel Cities Region of the Sports Car Club of America and the Cumberland Lions Club.
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Maryland
Steel Cities
The
Sports Car Club of America
Cumberland Lions Club
A Jinx for Rookies in Cardinals Spring Camp
In St Petersburg AP reports Duke Carmel Julio Gotay and Johnny Lewis were top rookies in the Cardinals spring camps from 1962 to 1964. None of them remained with the club.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Duke Carmel
Julio Gotay
Johnny Lewis
Cardinals
National Champions Headline Local Auto Racing Field
Ed Lowther leads the list as 1964 National Champion with a C Modified Genie Mustang. Other champions include Tom O'Brien Ridgewood NC Bob Johnson Columbus OH Frank Dominiani Valley Stream LI Bruce Jennings Baltimore Carl Truitt Glassboro Bob Tullius Arlington Don Yenko Cannonsburg Allen Gottlieb McKeesport plus runners up Bob Nagel Bethel Park and Dr MRG Wyhe Allison Park. Other stars Harold Keck Harold Hellertown Don Sesslar Columbus and the Foy Forsner team field Corvette Ferrari and a Formula racer.
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Ed Lowther
Tom O’brien
Ridgewood
N.C
Bob Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Dominiani
Valley Stream
L.I
Bruce Jennings
Baltimore
Carl Truitt
Glassboro
N.J
Bob Tullius
Arlington
Don Yenko
Cannonsburg
Allen Gottlieb
McKeesport
Bob Nagel
Bethel Park
Dr. M. R. G. WyHe
Allison ‘Park
Local Scores Reported For Hagerstown And Potomac State
Hagerstown 11 Rockland 7 and Wesley 14 Hagerstown 8. Baltimore 4-3 Frostburg 6. Potomac State I-1 Potomac State.
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Dennison Seeks third straight win at Hagerstown
Dennison aims for a third consecutive Modified feature victory at Hagerstown Raceway on Sunday. The Arlington native, 5'7" and 160 pounds, won the season opener and last Sunday's feature, leading the Modified point standings with 200 points ahead of Johnny Roberts of Baltimore. Gene Laine leads the semi late division with 200 points, just ahead of Dick Warrenfeltz. The program features seven events with 60 drivers across divisions, plus 1,000 more bleacher seats installed for the crowd.
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Dennison
Hagerstown Raceway
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Lee Stultz
Western Maryland Oval
Johnny Roberts
Baltimore
Gene Laine
Cockeysville
Laine
Southern Conference Opens Spring Meeting With Cash In Bank
NATURAL BRIDGE Va AP The Southern Conference began its spring session noting a healthy treasury of up to 150000 dollars after strong revenue from the Charlotte basketball tournament and West Virginia’s Liberty Bowl appearance. Deliberations focused on redshirting by law and postseason practice limits for nonfootball sports, with East Carolina College gaining voting status and Virginia Tech submitting its formal resignation.
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Whic
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