Say Hey No Hits For Mays As Colts Top Giants
Bob Bruce held Willie Mays hitless in the Giants loss to the Houston Colts 4-3. Mays saw his 21 game hit streak end and his batting average drop to .449. Dodgers split twin bill with Cubs, Drysdale and Koufax struggled, while Mets crushed Braves 12-4.
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Mays
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Curt Simmons
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Stop Ritchie Battles Loyal Followers At Maryland Raceway
Rebel cry rings at Hagerstown Raceway as Everett driver Stop Ritchie wins three straight features entering the final Western Maryland events. He tops the modified point ladder with 300 points while Clem Lamaster trails with 280, after switching from a 427 Ford with fuel injection to outpace the 327 Chevrolet powered car.
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Mason- Dixon Line
Western Maryland Oval
Winchester
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Ritchie
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Northside Lanes Thursday League ends season with Cats champion
Top Cats finish first by shutting out Mostly Mrs. Nancy Jones 151 367 and Betty Locke 170 164 458 series to lead the winners. Mary Hughes 167 453 tops Mostly Mrs. with a 3-1 win for Window Cleaners. Shenandoah News tops in third of season with 3 from Gray & Eddy, led by Marice Smallwood 202 539, Buzz Walton 201 214 and Jerry Goodman 202 558. Fender Sales moves to third with a 4-0 win over Quick Music.
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Northside Lanes
Nancy Jones
Betty Locke
Mary Hughes
Window Cleaners
Flintstones
Cathy Schecter
Rosa Wilcox
Gray & Eddy
Marice Smallwood
Buzz Walton
Jerry Goodman
Skip Snider
Bell Clothes
Broadstater Opticians
Buddy Williams
Emmett Taylor
Elmer Allen
Albemarle Aims For Third Straight State Track Title
Albemarle Patriots seek a third consecutive Group I B state title led by defending dash champion Ken Herndon and hurdler Bill Rockwood after dominant showings in past two meets. Mike Strickland anchors the 880 and the mile relay, with strong 800 and relay squads returning.
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Albemarle
Patriots
Ken Herndon
Mike Striciland
Bill Rockwood
Lucky Inn beats Northside Lanes 6 to 5 in city tilt
Lucky Inn edged Northside Lanes 6 5 as Johnson and Fuller set early scoring with Singhas triple driving in two. My ers tripled in the third, Grey Johnson Fuller and Pitta drove in runs while Barr ended the fourth. Northside surged in the seventh with four runs led by Gladden and Reedy’s hits.
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Fuller
Buckner
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Pitta
Myers
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Grey
Lucky
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale hurls fifth straight complete game
Don Drysdale improved to 5-1 as he threw his fifth consecutive complete game guiding the Dodgers to victory in the second game of a doubleheader. The Cubs managed only four hits.
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Dodgers
Cubs
Wildcats Complete 5-0 Shutout Of Loudoun Valley Vikings
The Warren County Wildcats defeated the Loudoun Valley Vikings 5-0 at Front Royal. Cooper started on the mound and was relieved by Laycock after yielding five runs in the first two innings. Billy Wood allowed three hits with six strikeouts as Warren County moved to 6-4 overall. one remaining game versus Rappahannock may be cancelled, risking the end of the season.
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Colts
Bob Shaw
Eddie Kasko
Nellie Fox
al Spangler
Walt Bond
Shaw
John Bateeman
Billy Pierce
Kasko
Spangler
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Dodgers
Ron Santo
Jim Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Drysdale
Fred Noreman
Davis
Ernie Broglio
Cardinals
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Allen
John Herrnstein
Jim Bunning
Ed Roebuck
Mets
Braves
Warren Spahn
Dick Smith
New York
Ron Hunt
Spahn
Joe Christopher
Front Royal
Warren County Wildcats
Loudoun Valley Vikings
Purcellville
Cats
Cooper
Billy Wood
Miller
Ond
Danny Pond
Laycock
Ladd
Wildcats
Rappahannock
Warren
TAC Dominates Shorty’s in City League 14-2 Win
In City League play, TAC blasted Shorty’s Grovery 14 to 2 as a third inning surge paced by Orndorff’s four hits and a fourth inning homer. Meadows added three hits while Robertson and M Barr contributed two apiece. Orndorff earned the win on the mound.
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M. Barr
Shorty
Virginia Teams Split Results in Mixed College Sports
In baseball Richmond beat Virginia Military 4 to 1 while Virginia defeated Virginia Commonwealth Maryland 8 to 4 in another matchup. Golf saw East Carolina 7 Old Dominion 2 and track had VMI 77 Virginia Tech 78 with GW at W&M canceled due to wet conditions.
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Virginia Military
Maryland
Virginia
Marsell
Emory & Henry
W&m
E.carolina
Old Dominion
VMI
Virginia Tech
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Shock
Standings show Milwaukee 15 12 .556 Pittsburgh 14 12 .538 Cincinnati 13 13 .500 Chicago 10 13 .435 Houston 13 17 .433 Los Angeles 12 16 .429 New York 8 19 .296. Thursday results list Los Angeles 6 5 Chicago 4 0 in 1st game 10 innings. New York 12 Milwaukee 4. Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2. Houston 4 San Francisco 3. Today's games include New York at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Chicago
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Houston
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St. Louis
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Don Patton
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Winchester, Va
AMA
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Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
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Sirbaugh
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Smallwood
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Virginia Sports
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