Central outlasts Clarke County in 10 innings 43
Clarke County lost a District 10 opener to Central 4 3 in 10 innings at Central Field. Longerbeam went nine for the Eagles and Huff worked the final innings as Dellinger scored on a misplay to cap the rally. Weatherholtz pitched for Central with Coffman and Duvall contributing on offense.
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Central
Dellinger
Pony Huff
Coffman
Huff
Fiddler
Duvall
Longerbeam
Eagles
Clarke
Stonewall Jackson
Stonewall
Luray
Cavaliers Win In 10th Inning
College baseball action highlights Cavaliers victory in the 10th inning. The schedule lists William and Mary at Richmond and other ACC and regional games across baseball, track, tennis, golf, and lacrosse with results from yesterday.
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Cavaliers
William & Mary
Richmond
George Washington
VMI
Bridgewater
Washington & Lee
Hampden- Sydney
Baltimore U
Randolph-Macon
RPI
Pembroke
N.C
Emory & Henry
Maryville
ACC
South Carolina
Soun
Norfolk
Baltimore
Virginia
Wake Forest
Lynchburg
Catholic U
Washa & Lee
Randolph Macon
H-S
Roanoke
Colonels Win Northwestern District Meet In Final Relay
James Wood and Handley fought a tight district finals battle at James Wood High School. The Colonels edged Handley by 75 73% with firsts in sprints jumps and relays, while Loudoun County George Mason and Herndon trailed as JW claims the Northwestern District trophy.
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Charlie Tait
James Wood
Colonels
Handley
Loudoun County
George Mason
Herndon
Dennis Hinkle
Northwestern
Ron Kern
Roger Milburn
Arthur Weber
Joe Hepler
Juges
Mike Kelly
Lee Forrest
Gary Bailey
Woodie Harper
Harper
George Toregas
Belinsky Wins Fifth Straight As Angels Top White Sox
Los Angeles rookie Bo Belinsky earns his fifth win without a loss after a no hitter last week. He limits Chicago to six hits and two runs before leaving with an injured leg, lowering his ERA to 1.70. Angels move to within 2 1/2 games of first in the AL.
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Handley
Colonels
Russell Feeley
Marvin Griffith
Feeley
Carlin Rodgers
Charlie Polhamus
Hugh Barton
Ron Cook
Wingfield
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Bo Belinsky
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White Sox
Belinsky
Little Rock
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Army
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
New York Yankees
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Detroit
Boston
Paul Foytack
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
al McBean
Pirates
Don Demeter
Philadelphia
Chicago
Johnny Callison
Ted Savage
Phillies
Johnson Favored 8 5 Over Challenger Jones Tonight
Harold Johnson the light heavyweight champion from Philadelphia carries an 8-5 favorite tag against Doug Jones of New York in a 15 round title bout set for 10 p.m. EDT televised by ABC. The sellout crowd of about 8 000 will pay roughly 50 000 in gate with Johnson earning 20 000 plus 40 percent of receipts. Jones, with 19 wins in 20 pro fights, has a tough challenge as Johnson seeks undisputed status and wider recognition in New York and Europe.
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Harold Johnson
Doug Jones
Johnson
New York
ABC
National Boxing Association
New York State
Europe
Jones
Archie Moore
Pat Oliviere
Eddie Machen
von Clay
John Hed
Clay
Player Takes 2 Round Lead In Fort Worth Golf
Gary Player shot an even par 70 to take a 3 under 138 total and edge Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Johnny Pott shares second at 139 as a gusty wind kept most of the field from par, with 55 players failing to break par.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Johnny Pott
Golfdam
Dougs Kordeer
Snra
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Bo Wininger
Doug Sanders
Bill Collins
Ben Hogan
Peete
Kel Nagle
Jay Hebert
Byron Nelson
Shenandoah Downs Hosts Press Club Handicap Night
William B Casilear's Ware returns at Shenandoah Downs in the one mile press club handicap. Ramblin Ronnie Silver Song and School Caper aim for the 3500 headliner while Thermal debuts this session and mayNeed racing.
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William B. Casilear
Ware
Shenandoah Downs
Press Club
Tri-State Press Club
Waynesboro
Menon
Ramblin Ronnie
Silver Song
Oval
Thermal
Baseball scores and schedule from Friday games
Results list shows Cleveland defeating New York 7 to 1 Detroit beating Boston 5 to 1 Washington 12 Baltimore 1 Kansas City 5 Minnesota 3 California rain ended game with two outs in eighth New York at Cleveland Chicago at Los Angeles Boston at Detroit Friday night standings include Detroit 12 12 Baltimore 12 13 and Washington 18 9 percent figures for teams and upcoming games for the weekend include Washington Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota New York Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles and Boston Detroit.
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New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Market St. Knocks Top Team Off Perch in C L
EUB 1 takes lead as Market St. Methodist upset Stephenson Methodist on Health Center lanes. Russell Jones paced Market St. with 122, while Pete Stipe 136 and Jake Skiles 126 failed to save the top team. UB No. 1 moved to first with three wins over Presbyterian, edging by seven and four pins. Other notable scores include Don Shirley 135 125 and Lewis McGolerick 125 for Congregational Christian, and Quick Amusement Co. 570 615 569 for a 1754 series.
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Clarke
Baltoming
Longerbeam
Duvall
Strother
Mike McCarty
Smith
Nellie Fox
Belinsky
Art Fowler
Angels
Joe Koppe
Grant
Army
Moose Skowron
Yankee
Indians
Ralph Terry
Don Dillard
John Romano
Woodie Held
Foytack
Chico Fernandez
Don Schwall
Tigers
Norm Cash
Tiger Stadium
Gene Woodling
Senators
Orioles
Twins
A’s
Norm Siebern
Gino Cimoli
Market St
Carl McKee
Clifford Nichols
Presbyterian
Bob Wheeler
Jim Laise
Bob Harrison
Floyd Luttrell
Mt. Pleasaant
Centenary Reformed
West Frederick Charge
First Baptist
Congregational Christian
Church of Christ
Don Shirley
Lewis McGolerick
Congregational
Charles Swartz
Don Pless
Golden Rule
Dick Renner
Sonny Crisman
C. B. Shickle
Artie Kiracore
Evan Creswell
Quick Amusement Co
Sanitary Dairy
Quick
Doug Conner
Buster Kline
Sanitary Daily
Dodgers Edge Cardinals as Minoso suffers skull fracture
The Dodgers defeated the Cardinals 8-5 lifting them to second in the NL standings while star outfielder Minnie Minoso suffered a skull fracture after crashing into a fence. Dick Farrell pitched a 7-0 shutout of the Giants, cutting San Francisco’s lead to three games. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 3-2 in 10 innings. Milwaukee topped the Mets 8-5. Philadelphia crushed the Cubs 12-2.
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Bob Green
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinal
Minnie Minoso
Minoso
Dodgers
Dick Farrell
San Francisco
Farrell
Houston
Giants
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
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Fall River
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Hinkle
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Colonial Golf
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June Tusing
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Royal Cab
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Francis Hudson
Roy Bly
Doug Chaney
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Hiway
C. B. Shiele
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Bobby
Cubby Burke
David Shanholtz
Jimmy Shanholtz
Gary Teets
Jimmy White
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Larry Burright
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Hans Wagner
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