Colonels Eye State 1 B Track Championship Hope
James Wood leads with 11 runners and strong jumps in a state 1-B meet at VMI Lexington with Handley and Clarke County sending teams. Jim Brown and Ronnie Combs pace Wood offensives while coaches eye defending shot and discus events.
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James Wood
Handley
Clarke County
Lexington
VMI
WINC
WMI
Jim Brown
Ronnie Combs
Wayne
Cramer
Jimmy Haines
Denny Veach
Donnie E
Lee Woolf
Bill DeHaven
Dave Wert
Earl Foreman
Ray Almond
Jimmy Rhodes
Tommy Thompson
Harry Thompson
T. W. Massie
Bobby Scully
Kermit Slonaker
Don Ratliff
Brian Kelly
Woodmen
Halfepoint
Waynesboro High
Colonels
Fauquier
Royce Heddings
Brown
Wayne Cromer
Albemarle
Doug Coleman
Coleman
Dave
Wood
Wert
Donnie White
Herndon
Abemarle
Battlefield
Stafford
Calvin Speedand
Roscoe Montague
Jimmy Brown
Larry Nuckols
Gary Entsminger
Tom Sorrells
Entsminger
Clellan Yeary
George Mason
Mike Carpenter
Culpeper
Combs
Warner Eberly
Varina
Shenandoah Downs
Handley, Clarke
Cork
Mountain Dew
Shenanbankers
Shorty’s Furniture
Senators Tie AL Homer Record In 4-1 Win Over Indians
Frank Howard slugged his 13th and 14th homers in four games tying an AL mark as the Washington Senators beat Cleveland 4-1. Howard drove in all four runs and raised his average to .339, while Sam McDowell took the loss. In Boston, the Yankees rallied but fell to the Red Sox 11-10, despite a grand slam by Frank Fernandez. Minnesota beat Oakland 4-3 with a late two-run rally.
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Associated Press
Frank Howard
Ralph Houk
Howard
Washington
Red Sox
Minnesota
Oakland
Indians
Sam McDowell
Sam Bowens
Bowens
Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
New York
Yankees
Frank Fernandez
Houk
Bobby Cox
Jose Tartabull
Gene Oliver
Mike Andrews
Yankee
Mel Stottlemyre
Joe Foy
Joe Verbanic
Dalton Jones
Reggie Smith
Fleckman Casper Lead After First Round Colonial Invite
Fleckman and Casper share a one stroke lead entering the second round of the $125000 Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas. Casper 36 and Fleckman 24 shot 68 on the soggy 7000 yard course as seven players broke par. Earl Stewart Jr Kel Nagle Jack Montgomery Tommy Aaron and Ken Still stood one stroke back at 69.
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Baltusrol
Newark
N.J
Marty Fleckman
Billy Casper
Fleckman
Casper
Earl Stewart Jr
Kel Nagle
Jack Montgomery
Tommy Aaron
Ken Still
Brucetown Post Tops Braddock Street in Tight Showdown
Brucetown defeated regular season champion Braddock Street 32 to 6 as Jack Duvall pitched a complete game and Ron Bageant took the loss. The Braddock squad edged Brucetown 8 to 6 in hits but failed to string back to back safeties.
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Braddock Street Methodist
Brucetown
Braddock
Jack Duvall
Ron Bageant
Sonny Sibert
Ray Taylor
Dancer's Image In Preakness Stakes News
Trainer Lou Cavalaris faces suspension after Dancer's Image Derby disqualification as Forward Pass joins the Preakness field. The 93rd running at Pimlico features Calumet Farm's Forward Pass with Ismael Valenzuela riding, Willie Shoemaker aboard Dancer's Image’s substitute jockey Bob Casey, and a $195 200 total purse with 142 700 to the winner.
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ED Schuyler Jr
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Lou Cavalaris
Dancer
Robert Barnard
Churchill Downs
Gainesboro
Sunnyside
P. Adams
F. DeHaven
Willie Lavrick
M. Coleman
Cavalaris
Pimlico
Peter Fuller
Calumet Farm
Giveen
Citation
CBS
Mildred Beall
Martins
Charles Engelhard
Gene Goff
Nodouble
Robert J. Kleberg
Hubert Phipps
Ringmaster
Richard Dufour
Mantle's Brother Deals Cards In Las Vegas Casino
Roy Mantle, Mickey Mantle's brother, works as a blackjack dealer at Howard Hughes' Desert Inn in Las Vegas. He earns more than a minor league pitcher might and says the job is straightforward despite public suspicion. The piece notes his brother Ray's career shift after injuries and divorce, and mentions the Judges' Athletic Association Banquet ticket outlets.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Roy Mantle
Yankee
Howard Hughes
Desert Inn
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Ray
New York
Falstaff Beer
Dallas
McAlester Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Anaheim
Calif
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Russ Potts
Star Sports
Harry
Lee
Staunton
Carl Gray
Eagles
Harrisonburg
Jim Plecker
Ronnie
Hagerstown Raceway
Hagerstown, Maryland
D.C. Ramblers Motorcycle Club
Hagerstown, Md
Senators
Hal Bock
Dooley Womack
Ken Harrelson
George Scott
Smith
Jerry Adair
Frank Kostro
Paul Lindblad
Rich Rollins
John Roseboro
Rollins
Fort Worth
Tex
Franklin
Wardensville
Mosby
Berkeley Springs
Pane
First Brethren
Presbyterian
Warren County High School
Apple Valley League
Rappahannock At
Gore
Stephens City
Bentonville
Braddock St
Baptist
Grace Bible
Market St
N. Frederick
Diamond
Lutheran
Hedgesville
C & S Bank
Crown Cork
Ward Plaza
Wally Keckley
Peachy’ Dorsey
Ronnie Rinker
McDaniel
McKee
Powell
Anderson
Gaines
Willie Larrick
Hollywood Park
North Frederick
Herman Lewis, Jr
Frederick
Tommy de Haven
Charlie Newcome
Danny Boone
Jack Fretwell
Lawrence Grim
Fretwell
Fred Drummonds
Denny Tras
B. Saville
Eub-Wesley
Eub
Comer
Cammer
Spurs
Unger
Roland Kelender
Dave Sisler
Brethren
Wesley
Andrews
Doug Kelchener
Harry Newlin
Market Street
Jim Barnett
Ralph Ordel
Mumaw
Broadsteel
Grace
Ordel
Stallings
Market
Ken Lake
Foreman
Vance
Presbyterian E,a,b
Market St. Lel Lutheran
Mike Doan
Judges’ Athletic Association
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Snag’s Sport Shop
Martin’s Drug Store
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Bell Clothes
and Peoples’ Drug Store
Conshohocken
Cammer Tire Company
Friend
Winchester
Armory
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Gun Collectors Association
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