Handley Trails in State Golf Tourney After First Round
In Shenandoah Golf and Country Club competition Waynesboro led with 325. Handley sits fourth after Day 1 with 344 while Cave Spring 331 and Valley of Hot Springs 343. Bruce Lindstrom led individuals with 74. Handley’s best is Shep Campbell at 82. Action resumes at 7:30 a.m. with James Wood as host and Kenneth Smallridge directing.
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Handley
Waynesboro
Shenandoah Golf and Country Club
Cave Spring
Valley of Hot Springs
Valley
Wytheville
Bluestone High
Bruce Lindstrom
Waynesoboro
Richard Henckel
Ron Pattison
Henckel
Richard Theis
Stonewall Jackson
Mt. Jackson
Theis
Nélson Long
Shep Campbell
Shep
Doug Anderson
Richard Gregory
David Lord
Warren County
Shenandoah
Kenneth Smallridge
James Wood
Don's Song Wins Musselman Purse at Charles Town
Don's Song led early and held on to win the seven furlong Musselman Purse by a length and a half over Red Rans. Jockey Charles Clark rode the 3 year old son of Don Poggio to a $3.20 payoff as 5,104 fans watched. Big Law won Race 1 at $6.40, Tri-Quest paid $10.80 in Race 2, and Daily Doubts paid $81.80. Little Doll, trained by Charles M. Clark, is the odds-on choice in the Quadrangle Purse feature with six rivals in the four and a half furlong race.
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Www
William B. Casilear
Don’s Song
Bert T. Bundage
E. DeLong Bowman
Sheilah
Bell
Red Trans
Charles Clark
Don's Song
Don Poggio
Tommy Depalo
Big Law
Tri-Quest
Ad Ae
Paul B. Clay
Due Doll
Charles Town Race Course
Little Doll
Charles M. Clark
Vibrissa
Cherry Lane
Rose Geranium
Grasselli
Feature Player
Miss Finger K
Marichal Pitches Fifth Straight Win as Giants Top Houston
Juan Marichal hurled his fifth consecutive complete game victory as the San Francisco Giants defeated Houston 6 1 Willie Mays and Tom Haller powered the attack with home runs Haller had nine hits in 12 at bats over a recent stretch and Mays collected his 545th career homer in the seventh inning Also on Friday night St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago won in the National League while Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Chicago and Kansas City won in the American League
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Houston
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Giants
Marichal
Franks
Juan
San Francisco
Mays
Willie
Haller
Joe Morgan
Sonny Jackson
Jim Wynn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnatii
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Mets
St.Louis
Mike Shannon
Julian Javier
Dave Ricketts
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeda
Shannon
Jerry Buchek
Don Pavletich
Sammy Ellis
Phillies
Reds
Ellis
Matty Alou
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Billy O’dell
O’dell
Addison’s
Elroy Face
Curt Simmons
Dodgers
Adolpho Phillips
Phillips
Handley JV Handley JVs Whip James Wood in season finale
Handley junior varsity finishes undefeated with a 76 42 win over arch rival James Wood. Attornies coach Don Welch led a 10 of 14 event success including a 3 51 6 mile relay and 24 6 220 victory by Bill Lyons.
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Handley
James Wood
Don Welch
Strasburg
North Martinsburg
Musselman
Harry Thompson
Junie Bush
Dennis Barracker
Steve Ricketts
Bill Lyons
Tabeado
Boos Ana
Brown
Privates
Davis Wins Second Speedway Race at Winchester
Davis drives to his second consecutive modified feature win at Winchester Speedway. Red Nininger led early before Gerald Chamberlain took over, with Don Davis passing on lap 16 and holding on through cautions and a later incident to seal the victory.
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Don Davis
Winchester Speedway
Fairfax
Bob Burns
Muss Weyent
Davis
Minor League Results From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Hawaii defeated Tacoma 10 to 3 and Spokane beat Portland 4 to 2 while Denver won 9 to 4 over San Diego and Indianapolis topped Tulsa 6 to 2. Seattle and Vancouver played to a 3 2 draw. In the International League Buffalo beat Jacksonville 8 to 4 and Toronto defeated Richmond 6 to 5 with Rochester 9 Columbus 1 and Syracuse 4 Toledo 1 in 10 innings.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Denver
San Diego
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Vancouver
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Toronto
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Toledo
Shenandoah College routs Catonsville 18-7 in baseball
Shenandoah College defeated Catonsville Junior College 18 to 7 in an 8 inning game. Ronnie Rinker earned the win with relief of Bobby Orndorff as Shenandoah piled up 14 hits and six runs in the decisive sixth inning led by two or three hits from multiple players including Orndorff Leazer Rinker Falk and Stubbs. Catonsville’s Diehl Brown and Bonowitz each collected hits as Curtis drove in runs for the hosts.
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Catonsville
Shenandoah College
Catonsville Junior College
Mendle Zickefoose
Shence
Bobby Ornedorff
Shenco
Bobby Leazer
Ronnie Rinker
Falk
Ivan Stubbs
Bobby Orndorff
Ronnie
Rinker
Bressler
Diehl, Brown
Bonowitz
Valley bats Clarke County to 8 0 shutout in baseball
Don Jewell pitched a four hit shutout for Valley Valley beat Clarke County 8 to 0 Eagles were held to 13 strikeouts Clarke County now four wins against eight losses. Clarke hosts Fauquier Mayday in season finale for Berryville.
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Berryville
Loudoun Valley
Don Jewell
Clarke County
Eagles
Valley
Clarke
Fauquier
Rosecroft opens Monday with new facilities and 700 parking spaces
Rosecroft Raceway announces a 42 night meeting starting Monday May 15 with 700 additional lighted parking spaces and a sheltered betting area along the homestretch. A pavilion restaurant by Harry M Stevens offers Chesapeake Bay fare, 30 new pari mutuel windows, new water fountains, and total seating over 7000 in the grandstand and clubhouse. Relocated valet and two closer self parking lots are now available, with all lots illuminated and paved holding about 6000 cars. A golf rule notes players may take up to five minutes to search for a lost ball.
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Rosecroft Raceway
John W. Miller
Harry M. Stevens Company
Rosecroft
Major League Standings and Friday Results Digest
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 19 wins and 9 losses, followed by Pittsburgh 14 9 and St. Louis 15 10. Friday results include Pittsburgh over Atlanta 5-2 and Cincinnati defeating Philadelphia 4-2. Upcoming schedule lists key matchups across cities and teams.
Clemson Ties For ACC Title On Maryland Win
The Clemson Tigers clinched at least a share of the ACC title with a 2-1 victory over Maryland led by Bill Palmer who earned his eighth win on a five hitter. Maryland stands 8-4 while Clemson improves to 10-2 in league play. Wake Forest led North Carolina but rain postponed the game. South Carolina edged Georgia Southern 5-4 in 15 innings on a squeeze bunt by Eddie Chester.
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Associated Press
Clemson
Maryland
Terps
Bill Palmer
Tigers
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Deacons
Asheboro
N.C
South Carolina
Georgia Southern
Eddie Chester
Toy McCord
Duke
North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press Leaders
American League leaders include Kaline Det with a .381 batting average and 7 home runs. Tovar Minn leads with 22 runs, while Freehan Det and Robinson Balt drive in 18 and 17 runs respectively. NL leaders feature Cepeda StL with a .375 average and Aaron Atl with 22 RBIs and 22 runs. Brock StL tops with 40 hits and Torre Atl with 7 home runs.
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Carea
Minn
Tovar
Balt
Versalles
Freehan
Fregosi
Calif
Campaneris
K.C
Mincher
Yastrzemski
Bost
Knoop
Blefary
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Cepeda
St.l
Kranepool
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Harper
Cin
Brock
St L
Pinson
F.alou
Flood
R. Allen
Phil
Helms
Williams
Phillips
Morgan
Houst
Parker
L.A
Torre
D.johnson
Knudson Leads At New Orleans In Surging Open Round
Arnold Palmer skips the New Orleans Open for the 100000 prize but George Knudson soars into the 36 hole lead with a six under par 66 aided by a Palmer glove. Jack Nicklaus trails by one as Bob Charles and Johnny Pott sit close behind. Knudson explains the glove helped his grip amid sweat while Doug Ford struggles to miss the cut.
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Arnold Palmer
George Knudson
Big Jack Nicklaus
Knudson
Nicklaus
Lakewood Country Club
Bob Charles
Johnny Pott
Louisiana State
Arnie
Houston
Doug Ford
Lionel Hebert
Ken Venturi
Gene Littler
Frank Beard
Jacky Cupit
Mason Rudolph
Beard
Gardner Dickinson
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Winchester Golf and Country Club
Musselman Purse
OLT
Bucheimer
Bucheimer - Clark
Colt Scouts
S.L.L.R
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Rogers Smith & Wesson
Browning
Hart & Richardson
Astras
Berettas
Hopkins & Allen
Navy Arms
the Wishing Well
North Front Royal
Sah Winchester
Hal Rock
Herman Franks
Handley J.V
Barton
Halver
Spaid
Thompson
Printz
Ricketts
Jones
Feathers
Bush
Barracker
Lyons
Hulver
Erwin
Frye
Bowen
Richetts
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Burke
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LaBarre
Hepner
Red’ Nininger
Jack Deniston
Comemand
Deniston
Gerald Chamberlain
Northern Virginia Oval
Young Davis
Wayne McGuire
Irvin King
Chamberlain
Nininger
Mert Stine
Ray Doval
Sam Erwin
Bob Ballentine
Boyd Arnold
McGuire
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Kenny Catlett
Martinsburg
W.va
Bob Gray
Larry Miller
Junior Feathers
Frank Lum
Grayson, Ky
Portsmouth
Ohio
Pennsylvania
King
Chuck Brannon
Bob Armel
Sam Nalley
Frank Toothman
Porta-Sauna
Servisoft
Winchester
Seiberling Tires
Cammer Tire CO
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Andy Etchebarren
Yankee
Dick Howser
Steve Whitaker
Etchebarren
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Forever Bright
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Our One Love
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Boy
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Beware
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Choice
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Phia
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Cincinnati
York
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Kansas Ciy
Clevelad
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Wash
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Boston Ll
Kansas City Ll
THE
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ed Hurley
Minneapolis
Jim Howard
Niagara Falls
Jim Hall
Willie Richard ‘Son
San Jose
Hedgeman
Lis
Primus Williams
al Lewis
Earl ‘Averette
Skeeter McClure
Doug McLeod
Grand Rapids, Mich
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