Northside Lanes leads in Ladies Summer League with 31 pin win
Northside Lanes Fearless moved to first place with a 31 pin victory over Rolling Rocketts. Connie Schneider paced the winners with a 196 game and 499 series while Mary Miller led the losers with 200 and 489. Shenandoah Downs split 2-2 with Garber's Ice Cream as Dot Clark 175 and Lorraine Sealock 485 boosted Shenandoah. Garber's tied for third after their win.
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Fearless
Rolling Rocketts
Connie Schneider
Mary Miller
Shenandoah Downs
Garber
Dot Clark
Lorraine Sealock
Jean Hover Male
Alice Shaver
Garber’s
Lloyd’s
Don Bayliss
Ann Drummond
Barbara Boswell
Marie Renner
H. W. Ebert Slao
Rober
Dan
Myles Cartwright
Vance Orndoff
Peanuts
Intimidators
Gene Wilt
Ralph Combs
Bob Allen
Anderson
Allen Kibler
George Garver
Herndon Heavily Favored In Local Track And Bowling Meet
Eight local boys travel as leaders tied for first place with Lexington looming for the third place in a multi sport meet. Melvin Aikens led bowling with 183 games and 475 series, while Myles Cartwright posted 186 246 212 in pinfall.
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Lexington
Floor Shop
Isj
Virginia Military
Melvin Aikens
Tony Lazazzera
Justin Kelchner
Goldsmith Qualifies 17th For Charlotte 600 Race
Paul Goldsmith, veteran Plymouth driver, starts 17th for the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He failed to qualify initially due to a blown engine and fender adjustments. Richard Petty set the four lap qualifying record at 150.711 mph. Dieringer led Thursday qualifiers in a 1966 Mercury Comet. Other top qualifiers include Lewis, Lund, Langley, Baker, Hutchins, Arrington, and Allison with speeds ranging from 144 to 142 mph.
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Charlotte
N.C
Paul Goldsmith
Plymouth
Goldsmith
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Richard Petty
Petty
Darel Dieringer
Bud Moore
Darlington
S.C
Dieringer
Paul Lewis
Johnson City
Tenn
Tiny Lund
Cross
Nats Topple Indians 7-2 with McCormick Big Night
Mike McCormick revives his career with a four hitter and a long homer as Washington defeats Cleveland 7-2. Ed Brinkman and Dick Nen homer. Tiant charged with loss. Other games include Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 in 10, Boston 3 Baltimore 1, and Chicago 7 Houston 1.
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Mike McCormick
McCormick
Washington
Cleveland
Senator
Brinkman
Dick Nen
Luis Tiant
New York Giants
Minnesota
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Houston
Koufax Stymies Giants For 4-0 Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax pitched a three hitter for his first shutout of the season, the Dodgers defeating the Giants 4-0. Maury Wills sparked two infield singles, two steals and two runs, adding to his league lead with 16 steals as Koufax struck out 10 over nine innings.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Randy Hundley
Chicago
Cubs
Houston
Koufax
Maure Wills
Wills
Giants
Willie
Davis
Jim Gilliam
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Minnesota
Tito Fuentes
Cap Peterson
Jeff Torborg
Wes Parker
al Jackson
John Callison
Charlie Smith
Jackson
Handley and Clarke County set for NW League sprints meet
Handley lead runners Dave Strance Chuck Marks and Ben Dick prepare for a busy day with Strance eyed as 880 favorite and Marks a contender in shot and discus. Clarke County's Joe Wilson faces rival Larry Potts in 100 and 220 as Herndon eyed to defend state Group I B Scholastic track meet title.
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Chuck Marks
George Scheulen
Bobby McIntire
Handley
Ben Dick
Dave Strance
Jimmy Snarr
Chuck Spaid
Joe Wilson
Clarke County
Wilson
Larry Potts
Potts
The
Colonels
Strance
Marks
Carl Fox
Herndon
Chuck
Jerry McLearen
Ben
McLearen
George Mason
Shenco Belts Catonsville in 13-8 Victory
Shenco detonated a 13-8 win over Catonsville as Wayne Hicks driven by a three run homer and a four RBI night from Bobby Orndorff propelled the Hornets to their seventh straight win. Mulloy relieved in the second, held Catonsville in check, while Hicks and Orndorff paced nine Shenco runs across seven innings.
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Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Twins
Jimmie Hall
Chicago
J.C. Martin
al Weis
Jim Perry
Perry
John Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Sam Mele
Eddie Stanky
White Sox
Weis
Stanky
Boston
Jim Lonborg
Red Sox
Orioles
Lonborg
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Johnson
Tony Conigliaro
Shenandoah
Catonsville
Wayne Hicks
Bobby Orndorff
Shenco
Hicks
Hornet
Big Red
Orndorff
Butch Rinker
Hornets
Bob Mulloy
Rinker
Big Ben’s
Mulloy
Dick Bell
Bell
Gary Verrelli
John Thomas
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Russ Potts
Star Sports
Sonny Hutchins
Richmond
Buddy Arrington
Martinsville
Dodge
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Chevrolet
Joe Frazier
Chuck Leslie
Portland
Maine
Ted Whitfield
Amherst
Mass
Ipeccates
Dave _Marine
Las Vegas
Nev
Gene Bryant
Henderson
Aristeo Chavarin
Hermosillo
Mex
B.f.goodrich
BFG
B.E Goodrich
Loudoun St
Winchester
Stymies Giants
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Morons, Inc
James Wood
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Verelli
Verrelli
Outboar Motor Oils
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