Sam Vacanti scores two wins at Shenandoah Downs
Jockey Sam Vacanti rode Market Ripple to win the seventh race and Barks Roman in the eighth at Shenandoah Downs to complete an 8 280.60 Twin Double. The 4-year-old from Connecticut teamed with Market Ripple to beat Vego, with Barks Roman second. The day also notes Belle Eileen will run in the Martinsburg Purse with Jim Todd aboard as a future headline.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Sam Vacanti
Shenandoah Downs
Reinsman
Connecticut
Market Ripple
Barks Roman
Knack
Sally’s
Vacanti
Belle Eileen
Frederick Jackson
Jim Todd
Frederick Jr High routs Handley in track meet
Frederick County juniors dominated Handley in a 77-41 track meet. John Hulver Delnis Crosen each had double wins while Monte Hinkle led in shot put and discus. Clarke Davis won the 440, Stan Ricketts the 880, and Frederick County swept many events.
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Trojans
John Hulver
Delnis Crosen
Monte Henkle
Hinkle T
Handley
Clarke Davis
Steve Ricketts
Broderick County
L. Brown
J.“Hulver
D. Cooper
Crosen
Ricky Wilson
David Flowers
Stan White
John Barton
Stan Rickets
Monte Anger
Kenny Brannon
Lawrence Brown
R. Bowman
Frederick County
Wayne Wirt
Scott Newlin
Flowers
D. Crosen
Cal fights in Auckland and Las Vegas highlight welterweight results
In Auckland tuna Scanlan stopped George Thomas in a 10 round bout while in Las Vegas Ernie Indian Red Lopez outpointed Jose Stable in welterweight action. Bobby Tolan, Cardinal outfielder, is Eddie Tolan’s cousin from the 1932 Olympic gold wins.
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Associated Press
Auckland
New Zealand
Tuna Scanlan
Samoa
George Thomas
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Ernie Indian Red Lopez
Los Angeles
Jose Stable
New York
Bobby Tolan
St. Louis
Cardinal
Eddie Tolan
Colonels Sweep City County Track Meet In 78 40 Victory
James Wood junior powerhouses dominated the fourth annual City County Track Championships at James Wood. Coach Walter Barr’s squad won 11 of 14 events led by Doug Robinson and Chuck Marks as Robinson anchored the winning 880 relay and posted 10.4 in the 100 and 23.5 in the 220. Handley’s wins came from Ben Dick in the mile Dave Strance in the 880 and T W Massie in the pole vault. George Scheulen cleared 5 11 in the high jump and Bobby McIntire also won an event for Wood.
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Jim Hamilton
James Wood
Walter Barr
Winchester Jaycees
Handley
JCC
Jim Bucher
Rusty McDonald
Frederick County
Trojans
Monte Unger
L.brown
Hulver
D. Cooper
Crosen
Lawrence Brown
J. Barton
Danny Hepner
Handley Last Dee
Doug Robinson
Chuck Marks
Wood
Robinson
Colonels
Dave Dixon
VMI
Chuck
City Boys
Ben Dick
Dave Strance
T. W. Massie
Perce
Massie
D. Robinson
Slonaker
Rogers
Richard Dick
Dove
Spaid
Dash
Bayliss
Wart
Jones
Strance
Sutphin
Driver
Vance
Givens
Rhodes
Carbaugh
Mage
Brown
Dennis Hinkle
Clr
Mclntire
Dixon
Mauck
Scheulan
Thompson
Skylea
Scully Pas J. D. Robinson
Wert
Hornets upset top ranked MJC 5 1 at Winchester
Shenandoah College led by Bob Malloy defeated Montgomery Junior College 5 1 in Winchester as Malloy pitched six strong innings for his second win of the season. Dick Bell, John Thomas, and Gary Verelli produced key hits while Ali and Bowers added runs. Montgomery had been 11 0 before the loss, the first Shenandoah victory over them in three years. Coach Dwain Wilcox praised Malloy and the Hornets defense routed MJC threats in the ninth.
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North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Clemson
Wolfpack
State
Raleigh
North Carolina
Virginia
Duke
Maryland
Larry Butts
Terps
ACC
Bob Malloy
Shenandoah College
Montgomery Junior College
Winchester
Malloy
Reds
Dick Bell
John Thomas
Bell
Gary Verelli
Thomas
Man Verelli
Hornets
Bo Bowers
Tom Seaton
Ron Clatterbuck
Wayne Hicks
Mike Till
Rick Alt
Whence
Dwain Wilcox
Perormance
Montgomery
Shenandoah
Doug Fuller
Keyser
W.va
Potomac State
Deniston wins 25 lap feature at Hagerstown track
Jack Deniston of Arlington Va wins his fourth 25 lap modified feature this season at Hagerstown Raceway driving a Robbins F. IL Chevrolet. He builds a huge lead over Bobby Abel as Elmer Ruby and others race in front groups. Gary Little flips in semi late main. Ray Fanning takes 20 lap main event. Twilight racing continues Sundays at 7 p.m. in Elm er Ruby’s lead momentarily before Deniston secures victory.
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Hagerstown
Jack Deniston
Arlington
Bobby Abel
Wrightsvill
Deniston
Gary Little
Smithsburg
Washington County Hospital
Ray Fanning
Baltimore
Larry Hughes
Dick Carbaugh
Dick Warrenfeltz
Frank Constantine
Twilight
Elmer Ruby
Bobby Gearhart
Don Davis
Abel
Johnny Gram
Altoona
Gearhart
Artemus
Mert Stine
Ray Tiltank
Ley
Chuck Brannon
Leary Felty
Chuck Kohr
Gene Varner
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Bobby Mitchell
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Wayne Jackson
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