Winchester Golf Club opens season with 24 teams braving rain
Billy Phillips reports the first member member event at Winchester Golf and Country Club. Jimmy Gordon and Irving Weiss won with a 61. Delmar Robinson Jr and John Fisher shot 64 for second. multiple teams tied at 65 for third. Memorial Day events planned. May 29 Round Robin for ladies. clinics and nine hole group noted.
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Jimmy Gordon
Irving Weiss
Delmar Robinson Jr
John Fisher
Bob Creamer
Jack Fretwell
Cliff Edwards
Tom Thompson
Don Stewart
Ralph Jordan
Ken Smith
Cris Slonaker
Joe
Yanks Beat Nuts as Fregosi Collects Cycle in Loss
Frank Fregosi highlighted a 5-4 Angels win over the Red Sox with a homer triple and double, while Rico Petrocelli tied the game in the ninth with a homer and the Sox finally beat Boston. In other AL games, Detroit beat Minnesota in 10, Baltimore edged Chicago, and New York defeated Washington 6-1.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Jim Fregosi
Fregosi
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Sox
Angels
Shenandoah Racing Results and Payouts
Results from Shenandoah include multiple races with show and win payoffs. Notable entries include First through Ninth races with detailed trifecta and exacta payouts and attendance figures. The card shows totals like Daily Double payments of 25 dollars and exacta pays around 176 and 172 dollars, plus Twin Double and attendance data.
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Caldah
Blair Road
Valley Vamp
Sonic i
Silver Frost
George Jolson
Miltie’s Blue
Pigeon
Toed
Laughing B
Alavette
Medland St
Howard Receives Big Ovation After Record Homer
Frank Howard, after a historic run of 10 homers in six games, received a long ovation from about 9,000 Washington fans. He struck out in his first at bat after being hit by a pitch, then fanned the next three. In the clubhouse, Washington GM George Selkirk awaited with a new contract rumored at about 56,000 dollars, roughly 7,000 more than last spring.
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Sive
Jim Hardin
White Sox
Boog Powell
Orioles
Hardin
Jim Bouton
Yankees
Washington
Frank Howard
Joe Pepitone
Yanks
Treasury
Howard
Mammoth
Senators
New York Yankees
George Selkirk
Calumet Claims Two First Places
Calumet Farm scored two firsts at the opening of Belmont Park. Ever On won the first race before the new stand, and Hilario became the track's first disqualification for interference in the fifth race. Banquet tickets for the Judges' Athletic Association event are on sale at several local shops.
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New York
Calumet Farm
Forward Pass
Dancer
Belmont Park
Calumet
Ever On
Hilario
Wise Road
Major League Leaders A.P. Baseball Statistics
American League leaders include F Howard Washington batting .336 and 17 homers with 45 hits and 34 RBIs. Pitching leaders show John Chicago 4 0 and Perranoski Minnesota 3 0 with 1.000 ERAs. Rose Cincinnati tops NL batting at .356 with 53 hits and 27 RBIs for McCovey San Francisco.
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F. Howard
Wash
White
N.Y
Powell
Bast
Carew
Minn
Unser
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Balt
Foy
Bost
Fregosi
Calif
McAuliffe
Det
W. Horton
Campaneris
Oak
Oliva
John
Chic
Warden
Perranoski
McDowell
Cleve
Tiant
Rose
Cin
Flood
St.l
McCovey
S.F
Swoboda
F. Alou
Atl
A. Johnson
Clemente
Pitt
H. Aaron
Wills
R. Jackson
Reed
Kelso
Selma
Singer
L.A
Ryan
Bowling League Scores and Standings Highlight Local Play
Ten pin results show High Team Game 880 by Graduates and High Team Series 2390 by Powder Puffs. Standings include Powder Puffs four wins, Bugs and Bees four, Road Runners four, with individual top marks from Starr, Braithwaite, and Boyd among others.
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Nut House
Evan Creswell
Alley Loafers
Stewart Ellis
Bob Hart
Masters & Slaves
Bill Gill
Mary Hodson
Floyd Starnes
Bugs & Bees
Jess Kiracore
Jim Renner
Yost
Curtis ‘Braithwaite
Tac
Laurie Sirbaugh
Don Boyd
Yost Hairdressers
Powder Puffs
Road Runners
Go-Getters
Bowling Standings and High Games From Local Meet
Winchester Electric leads 2 to 2 with Herschell Jones 188 498 and Charlie Williams 174 512. Unlucky Five trail 4 0 as Don Boyd 169 482 and Charles Brewer 170 476 help Sloppy Five edge Braithwaite & Myers. Smallwood & Taylor post top team game 418 and top series 1501 with Kenny Smallwood 227 794. Multiple head-to-heads show Curtis Braithwaite 190 717 and Jim Foster 169 622 contributing for their teams.
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Winchester Electric
Herschell Jones
Zuckerman Co
Charlie Williams
L&t Cleaners
Joe Cartwright
Unlucky Five
Don Boyd
Sloppy Five
Charles Brewer
Braithwaite & Myers
Curtis Braithwaite
Foster & Starnes
Jim Foster
Shula to Speak at Winners Banquet Tonight
Don Shula head NFL Coach of the Year gives keynote at the 11th annual Judges Athletic Association Banquet at Lee Jackson Restaurant. Awards include Football Player of the Year Dixon and coaching honors for Rice and Omps, with FCA and community service honors also presented.
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Judges’ Athletic Association
Lee-Jackson
Don Shula
NFL
Ron Rice
Jimmy Omps
Handley
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Snag’s Sport Shop
Martin’s Drug Store
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Bell Clothes
Peoples’ Drug Store
Lee- Jackson
Handley Athletics
Eddie Manuel
Baltimore Colts
Shula
JAA
University of Vir
Johnson Stars As Reds Edge Astros 3-2 In Ninth
Alex Johnson rebound season helps Cincinnati rally from a 2-1 deficit with a game winning double off Jim Ray in the ninth. Ed Charles belts his second ninth inning homer for New York as Mets beat Pirates. Larry Jaster keys St Louis past Dodgers 2-1 with a two hitter. Alou drives in go ahead run for Braves in 6 half.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Alex Johnson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Reds
Houston Astros
Ed Charles
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Larry Jaster
Los Angles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Felipe Alou
Atlanta
San Francisco
Bill White
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Johnny Edwards
Astros
Jim Wynn
Mack Jones
Pete Rose
Don Wilson
Jim Ray
Charles
Mets
Bob Veale
Jerry Koosman
Jaster
Paul Popovich
Wes Parker
Bobby Tolan
Orlando Cepeda
Tolan
Lou Brock
Don Sutton
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
AP standings show Detroit leading American with 23 wins and .657, Cleveland 20–14, Baltimore 19–16, Boston 18–17, Minnesota 18–17, California 17–19, Chicago 15–18, Oakland 20–45, New York 15–21, Washington 15–21. Results include Baltimore 2 Chicago 1 and Mets note of 27 pitchers used in 1967 season.
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American League
Wa. L. Pet. C.p
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Oakland
New York
Wash’n
Washington
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Fran
Cincinnati
Philaphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York Mets
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Winchester Golf and Country Club
Frank
George Scott
Elston Howard
Petrocelli
Tigers
Jackie Hernandez
Ron Clark
Bouton
Ed Stroud
Beuton
Dick Bosman
Horace Clarke
Roy White
Mickey Mantle
Pepitone
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Shenandoah
Conquer
Major League
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Ball & Chain League
L & T . Cleaners
Kenny Kump
Full House
Jim Lewis
Ib&m Chevrolet
Ray Malone
Lame Ducks
Lowell Holsinger
B&m Chevrolet
Mh Winc. Electric
Lame Duck
Unlucky'Five
Northside Classic Doubles League
Smallwood
Garver & Finley
George Garever
Morton & Shebaugh
Jim Morton
Smallwood & Taylor
Kenny Smallwood
Locke & Miller
Bill Miller
Creswell & Cooper
Evan Cresewell
Purtlebaugh & Oates
Jr. Oates
Webber & Haines
Ron Haines
Kibler & Bailey
Allen Kibler
Smallwood & Gladden
Marice Smallwood
Glenn & Dawson
Hal Dawson
Winchester Evening Star
Jack Davis
the Star
Rice
Handley Grid
Pete Vance
Vance
Wardensville High
Omps
Dixon
Russ Potts
Star
University of Maryland
Winnie Legge
Adrian Larue
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Jim Laise
FCA
Ancil Gray Service
Ginia. Shula
Edge Dodgers
Nips Pirates
Alou
Giants
Bob Tillman
Rosenberger
Val
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Sapolin Paints
Gallows
Quarts
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