City Softball and Little Leagues Open Seasons Tomorrow
The 1966 Winchester City League Softball season starts tomorrow with Bankers entries facing Winchester Mobile Homes and Shenandoah Valley National Bank colliding with Farmers and Merchants Bank. Church League opens Monday with three games as new lights and facilities are completed.
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Winchester City League
Bankers
Bodie Grim Field
Winchester Mobile Homes
Commercial and Savings Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Ryland Conner
Jim Barnett
City Loop
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh
Winchester Little League Opens With Parade and Four Games
The Winchester Little League season starts Saturday at 2 p.m. with four opening games across two diamonds. The parade of players runs at 1 p.m. from Sears, Roebuck to John Kerr School with 150 participants. Minor League uniforms and assignments are issued June 4 for unregistered boys. Foreest Gregg named 1965 NFL Outstanding Blocker Award winner.
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Winchester
Exchange
National Fruit
Workingman
Lions
O'Sullivan
Rotary
Kiwanis
Green Chemical
Loudoun St
Sears, Roebuck
John Kerr School
Menasha
Wis
Forerest Gregg
Green Bay Packers
National 1000 Hard Club Foundation, Inc
Hornets Rally as Mulloy Dominates For J.C. Wins
Mulloy pitched superbly to lift the Montgomery Junior College squad to a 13-8 victory over the visiting team. Doug Fuller returned from injury to go 1 for 2, while Dick Bell added four stolen bases to extend his conference lead. Hicks homered for Shence, sending the ball over the left center field fence at roughly 330 feet. Essex hosts the finale Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
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Doug Fuller
Mulloy
Paul Ashby
Fleet
Dick Bell
Hicks
Racing and ball games schedule for Shenandoah area
Today features horse racing at Shenandoah Downs at 7 15 p m and stock car racing at Winchester Speedway at 8 30 p m The card also lists races in Star Tannery Front Royal Stephens City Mt Williams and Bentonville Wardensville along with Tri County League baseball Charles Town versus Gainesboro at Rouss Park
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Shenandoah Downs
Winchester Speedway
Clarke County
Handley
James Wood
Shenandoah
Essex J.C
Winchester City
Cooper 192 Weight 204 Height 6 Percent Profile
The data lists physical measurements for Cooper, including weight 192 pounds, height 6 percent, reach 75 to 79 inches, chest 42 inches normal and expanded to 44, waist 34, thigh and calf 25, biceps 17, with additional figures 2in 6ff 1in and 23in noted.
Cooper Faces Long Odds in Bid for World Title
London AP describes heavyweight Clay Cooper seeking Britain's first world belt since 1897. Manager Jim Wicks says officials must enforce rules while Cooper pursues a fair shot despite 23 losses and hype as a top punching force, with bookies listing him as underdog.
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Cooper
Britain
Jim Wicks
British Board of Control
Bob Fitzsimmons
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Coop
Cassius Clay
Henry Cooper
London
Channel Seven
Arcaro Teams With CBS To Commentate Preakness Coverage
Eddie Arcaro famed jockey and two time Triple Crown winner will guest commentate CBS coverage of the Preakness at Pimlico in Baltimore. He notes the need to identify every horse in a 15 horse field and admits he could not call the race himself.
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New York
Eddie Arcaro
CBS
Pimlico Race Course
Baltimore
Arcaro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russ Potts
Star Sports
Schdules
City Church League
Little League
Halltown
W. Va
Savings Bank
Phillips
Lucky Inn Aggregation
Jimmy Hockman
Jerry Hannas
Sheavabankers
Frank Simons
C and S
Jimmy Dix
Ed Grim
F and M
Kenny Wisecarver
Bob Fetter
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Battey
Jerry McLearen
Vaughn-Kewts
Tim Beamer
Galax
Larry Potts
Loudoun Valley
Dave McAllister
Northside
Paul Haga
Dublin
Randy DeHart
Bassett
Ben Dick
Gary Robertson
Waynesboro
Jim Burnett
Albemarle
Robertson
Benny Sedwick
Orange
Hodgie Mann
Catonsville
James Monroe
Bobby Orndorff
Hornets
Doug Filler
Orndorff
Shenco
Montgomery Junior College
Shence
Navy
Plebes
Gore
Rappahannoc
Market St
Sunnyside
First Brethren
Wesley-Frederick Presbyterian
Baptist
Clay Cooper
John Farrow
Searye
Marshall Aviation, Inc
Winchester Municipal Airport
Piper
Sloan
Valley Ave
Mustang
Northside L
W. Hart St
Robert Kellas
Mgr
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