Rebels Invade Martinsburg to Win 9-2 on Road
The Winchester Rebels defeated Martinsburg 9-2 on Sunday. Buck Wymer homered, Lewis Beatty and Allen Cornwell doubled, and Eugene Staton drove in a run as Ted Reed earned the win after entering in the sixth.
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Virginia Teams Fall in Weekend Sports Action
In baseball North Carolina defeated Virginia Tech 9 to 6. George Washington edged Virginia Military 8 to 3 as Salisbury State beat Frederick G. Lacrosse results show Washington Maryland 15 Virginia 12.
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JW Tigers Split Meet At Merrifield In Track And Baseball
Merrifield Friday saw JW and Luther Jackson compete in eight track events with JW setting a new school discus mark of 182 feet and losing a baseball game 6 to 4. Top JW performers included Wilson and Gaskin in sprints and jumps, while Discus record by Wilson.
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Clark Takes Pole at Indianapolis Memorial Day Race
Jim Clark of Scotland tops the field with a pole speed of 158.8 mph in a Lotus-Ford. Bobby Marshman earns second starting spot at 157.9 mph. Parnelli Jones set a 151.1 mph pole last year. sixteen cars qualified for the 33-car field. Qualifications continue next weekend.
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Tigers Rally Over Indians As Lolich Aguirre Star
Detroit lefties Mickey Lolich and Hank Aguirre excel on the mound and at the plate, defeating Cleveland 3-1 and 4-1 to end the Indians five game winning streak and drop them from first in the AL. Lolich improves to 0-9 on the season while Aguirre earns first decision. Gates Brown and Dick McAuliffe lead the offense with key hits. Chicago moves to first in the AL with a 3-2 win over Washington as New York sweeps Kansas City and Los Angeles beats Baltimore. In the NL, San Francisco blanks New York, Philadelphia shuts Houston, St Louis edges Milwaukee then loses, Pittsburgh tops Los Angeles, and Chicago’s Kaline stars for Detroit in the opener.
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Winchester Church League Opens 1964 Season at Senseny Park
The Winchester Church League starts its 1964 season at Senseny Park with four games tonight. On Diamond No 1 at 7 p.m. First Baptist meets Wesley Methodist, then Sunnyside Presbyterian plays Congregation Christian. Diamond No 2 near the War Memorial Building hosts First Presbyterian versus Braddock St Methodist at 6 30 p.m. Diamond No 3 on Senseny Road features Sacred Heart against Market St Methodist at 6 30 p.m. Games are scheduled Mondays and Thursdays each week.
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Northern Dancer wins Preakness as Belmont hopes loom
Northern Dancer dominates the Preakness at Pimlico, Hartack and Shoemaker weigh in on the rival plans and Belmont odds. Hill Rise second in the Derby and third at Pimlico, while The Scoundrel finishes strong in the race. Canadian owner E. P. Taylor heads toward Belmont with a strong string of victories. Castle Forbes and Tosmah claim other stakes at Aqueduct and Garden State.
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Albemarle Dominates I A and I B Track Meets at Williamsburg and Lexington
In Williamsburg Albemarle tops Group I A with Ray Austin’s 57-5 shot put record and Fred Anspach’s 21.4 second 220 and 49.9 440. In Lexington Albemarle wins six of nine running events as ten marks fall and several relay and field records are set by Huntington and others, led by Strickland, Valotte, Rockwood, and Thompson.
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