Third Race at 1 Mile Heat Attracts 1200 CLM Purses
Race card lists results for a 3 year old mile event with Ray O Dan placing first and Brutta runner-up. The program shows Outram and Masters Glory also in the top five with odds and weights noted.
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Ray O Dan
Patterson
Brutta
Racciale
D.smith
Kratz
Karpe
John
Vacanti
L. Reynolds
Young
Hole
di Rico
Palumbo
Headley
Virginia Pic
Clarke
Spadilla
McKee
Rey’ds
Cooney
Herdades
Mullina
Lucky Inn Beats Buckley in Makeup Game
Lucky Inn won 4-2 over Buckley Lages in a rained out makeup game. Key hits by Buddy Fuller Gene Shinghas Kenneth Pitta and John Myers, with Singhas and Jim Lloyd supplying the late offense. Buckley scored in the third. Singhas credited with the win and Buckley’s pitcher with the loss. An earlier race at the meeting listed stakes and entries with post time 7 15 DST.
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Lucky Inn
Buckley Lages
Buddy Fuller
Gene Shinghas
Kenneth Pitta
John Myers
Singhas
Jim Lloyd
Buckley
Duvall
Catlett
Donnie Oates
Ed Bromley
Short
Palmer Wins Oklahoma City Open in Brazen Finish
Arnold Palmer roared from behind to win the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek with a final 67 for 277, edging Lionel Hebert by one stroke after a rain-delayed week. Hebert, Bayer, McGowan, Verney and Souchak pressed Palmer as he closed with two late birdies.
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Simeple
Palmer
Lionel Hebert
Quail Creek Country Club
Arnie
Augusta
Hebert
George Bayer
Jack MceGowan
South Africa
Bob Verney
Mike Souchak
Brakeshoe Cafe Wins Lucky Strike League Championship
In a close roll-off at Northside Lanes Brakeshoe Cafe edged Shenandoah News by four pins and Charcoal Hearth by 44 to claim the Lucky Strike League title. O'Sullivan blanked Quick Music 4-0 in the Queen Pin League.
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Northside Lanes
Brakeshoe Cafe
Shenandoah News
Charcoal Hearth
Brakeshoe
O’sullivan
Quick Music
Ruth Kline
Martha Ferris
Mary Miller
Gutter Strutters
Esther Mitchell
Betty Welch
Betty McKee
Buckley-Lages
Lakeside
Hilda Easter
Jean Hovermale
Major League Standings and Monday Results
The Associated Press reports Detroit defeated Washington 7 to 6 in Monday action. Scheduled games include Minnesota at New York and Los Angeles at Boston among others. In the National League standings Philadelphia leads with 18 wins 10 losses and a .643 winning percentage, Pittsburgh 17 14, Cincinnati 16 14, Milwaukee 16 15, Los Angeles 14 19, Houston 14 20, Chicago 11 16, New York 10 22. Monday results: New York over San Francisco 4 2, Philadelphia over Houston 4 0, Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 4 2. Remaining games include Pittsburgh at Houston and Chicago at St. Louis.
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Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
WCW
Philaphia
Fran
Louis
Pittsburgh
Incinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francis
Cco
Cincinnati
Chicago New York
Steve Blass
Don Dyrsdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Duckpin bowling leaders and scores in Sandy Holbrook event
Duckpin bowling at Health Center Lanes featured Sandy Holbrook achieving a tripleheader 115 for American Junior Bowling. Barbara Perry led Screwballs with 124 and 106 in a 230 series while Crisman Cleaners shut out Laughing Hyenas and Top Cats swept Makebelieves. Harold Buckner won handicap honors with 419 and $35 prize. Rinker and Boyd tied for second at 412 with $17.30 each.
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Sandy Holbrook
Pepsi Cola
Congress
Miss Holbrook
Sting Rays
Barbara Perry
Dianne Webber
Gutter Balle
Crisman Cleaners
Connie Bly
Judy Farmer
Barbara Butler
Vicki Tucker
Crisman
Royston
Diane
Harold Buckner
Robert Rinker
Jack Boyd
Boyd
Rinker
Carpers Valley Triumphs in Home Match Win
The Carpers Valley golf team defeated Purcellville Sunday in a home and home match with a 2817 score.
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Carpers Valley
Purcellville
Nalley Extends Modified Win Streak at Eastside
Brunswick Md driver Bill Nalley captured his fifth straight modified feature at Eastside Speedway on Saturday. Staunton rival Earl McCary debuted a hand made dragster aiming to challenge Nalley, with Moran and Berry completing the top three. In the sportsman feature Charlie Beeler of Winchester claimed his second consecutive win over Louis Newland of Woodstock. Nalley then won again at Hagerstown Raceway on Sunday edging Gerald Chamberlin in a 25 lap main event with Lamaster Moran Mitten rounding the top five.
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Waynesboro
Bill Nalley
Brunswick
Eastside Speedway
Brunswick Bullet
Nalley
Staunton
Earl McCary
McCary
Clyde Harris
Earl Moran
Winchester
Airport Speedway
Bill Berry
Fitzgerald
Clyde Trenary
Charlie Beeler
Louis Newland
Woodstock
Buddy Stinespring
Stinespring
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Raceway
Gerald Chamberlin
Everett
Chamberlin
Clem Lamaster
Peter Mitten
Newville
Phillies Star Jim Bunning Fires One-Hit Shutout in Houston
Jim Bunning pitched a one-hit shutout for the Philadelphia Phillies in Houston, defeating the Colts 4 0 during a "Runs for Johnson" night. The right hander limited the Colts to a lone hit while his club backed him with four runs.
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Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Phillies
Johnson
Houston
Colts
Bunning Dominates Colts as Phillies Stay Top
Jim Bunning fired a four hit shutout, no runs allowed, boosting Philadelphia to a 4-0 victory over Baltimore. The crowd of 5,284 included 136 women with nylons runs. no Colt runs or many baserunners. Gene Mauch was suspended two games after a sideline incident with umpire Lee Weyer.
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Associated Press
Houston
Ken Johnson
Colts
Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
Johnson
Phillies
Ball Park
Nellie Fox
Jim Wynn
Bunning
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Lee Weyer
Giants
San Francisco
New York Mets
Packers Sign All Members Of 1964 Offensive Backfield
ALL MEMBERS of the 1964 Packers offensive backfield have returned signed contracts. Halfbacks Paul Hornung Tom Moore and Elijah Pitts and quarterback Zeke Bratkowski joined this week. Bart Starr Jim Taylor and Earl Gros were previously announced. Hornung seventh season led NFL in scoring 1959 60 61 breaking Hutson record. Moore fifth year missed injuries but gained 658 yards on 132 carries. Pitts gained 212 yards on 54 carries and scored 6 touchdowns.
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Green Bay Packer
Paul Hornung
Tom Moore
Elijah Pitts
Zeke Bratkowski
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Earl Gros
Hornung
NFL
Don Hutson
Packer
Moore
Pitts
Handley 6th In 1-B Golf at State Finals
Handley finished sixth in a 14 team field at the State Golf Finals held at Ingleside Inn. Park Plumly won with 167 strokes, while Handley scorers included Lewis Campbell 159 Giles County 176 Mike Berry 180 and Doug Anderson 183 as Handley had been undefeated 6-0 before the state match.
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Staunton
Handley
Ingleside Inn
Virginia Beach
Giles County
Waynesboro
Lewis Campbell
Park Plumly
Mike Berry
Doug Anderson
Action Begins In Church League Play
The Church League opened at Senseny Park with matches: Market St Methodist shut out Sacred Heart 8-0, First Presbyterian beat Braddock St Methodist 10-2, First Baptist defeated Wesley Methodist 12-2, and Sunnyside Presbyterian beat Congregational Christian 6-2. First Baptist scored four in the first inning and rolled through six. Sunnyside used a 1 3 1 1 0 run sequence on eight hits. City League resumes tonight with Phillips '66' vs Northside Lanes and TAC vs Halltown.
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Senseny Park
Market St. Methodist
Sacred Heart
First Presbyterian
Braddock St. Methodist
First Baptist
Wesley Methodist
Sunnyside Presbyterian
Congregational Christian
Wesley
Phillips
Northside Lanes
TAC
Halltown
Shenandoah Downs Announces Memorial Day Doubleheader
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia will host a holiday doubleheader on May 30 with two nine race programs starting at 2 and 7 p.m. Daily double and twin double bets will be available across both sessions and there is a single admission and parking fee for the day. The track aims to surpass its Memorial Day wagering and attendance records. A chicken in the basket supper will be sold throughout the event.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
West Virginia
Robert C. Leavitt
Leavitt
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