Quayle Praises Apple Blossom Sports Breakfast
Frank Quayle, guest at the Apple Blossom Festival Sports Breakfast in Winchester, lauded the event’s organization and planning. He recalled the two days fondly, rode in the Grand Feature Parade, and was described as a standout guest and Virginia great.
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Warriors win PVC crown for Wardensville baseball year
Wardensville High School wins the Potomac Valley Conference baseball title finishing with a 12-2 record. Bernie Rinard, the season ace, went 10-2 with 84 losses in the finale as Paw Paw defeated WHS 84 to 3. Roger Waugh led Paw Paw with three hits, while Rinard remained the Tri-State area’s top pitcher despite the setback.
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Warren County Star Athlete Bob King Receives Top Honors
Bob King of Warren County earned multiple honors at the Wildcats Booster Club Banquet at WCHS after scoring 21 points in the Northwestern League Track Meet. He was voted the top school athlete by the Varsity Club and named best track and basketball athlete. He also earned Evening Star first team Alle Area honors in basketball and honorable mention in football. A junior with three letters, King holds promise for Front Royal athletics.
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Park Policeman Warns of Dangers Near Softball Field
Winchester Recreation Park officer Bob Kline warns parents about the Lions Club softball field near the road and the War Memorial Building. He urges close supervision as children play near traffic and the hard surface. He stresses the danger is great and asks parents to keep children away from the road.
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Colonels Capers Set for Second Annual Show at Wood High
Interest grows for Col onels Capers at James Wood High School Auditorium next Friday at 8 pm. The FCA Huddle Group sponsors the event directed by Miss Mary White. Proceeds fund the trip to FCA Camp in Black Mountain North Carolina in June.
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Stars Pitching and Batting Spark Teams to Big Wins
Yesterday's action saw Dick Selma of the Cubs throw a two hit shutout against his former San Diego teammates, fanning nine in a 6-0 win over the Padres. Mickey Stanley of the Tigers belted a grand slam to erase a 3-0 deficit and power Detroit to a 63 victory over the Angels.
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Teen League Opens at Rouss Park for 4-Team Battle
The four team league led by defending champions American Legion faces a full schedule from May through July at Rouss Park. Managers Caleb Williamson Reid Lunsford Al Armel Bev Hill and Adam Myers guide Legion GW Motors Lamar Sloan Ford and Northside with Sunday games at 2 pm and weeknights at 6 pm.
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Royals Top Washington on Ninth Inning Wild Pitch
Bob Oliver scored the Royals winning run when Dennis Higgins uncorked a wild pitch in the ninth, as Kansas City edged Washington 4-3. Lou Piniella drove in KC’s first three runs, tying the score in the eighth with Foy’s sacrifice fly.
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Foster Defends Crown Today
Bob Foster defends his light heavyweight title against Andy Kendall in a 15 round telecast from the Eastern States Coliseum, a SIlver Spring resident with 60 percent of projected proceeds, while Kendall seeks a career payoff and a first knockout. Foster enters as favorite with a 13 fight win streak and 12 knockouts, Kendall is a former Marine with a 24-3-5 record aiming for an upset.
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Shenandoah Valley Bank Dominates Buckley 13-9 Inseason Opener
Shenandoah Valley Bank tops Buckley Lages 13 to 9 as Eddie Grim throws a three hitter. Jerry Kremer hits a homer while Jerry Hannas Ron Rice and Bobby Fetter drive runs for Shenandoah. Buckley falls to 0-2, Shenandoah reaches .500 with first win of the young season. Ward Plaza downs Godfrey Volkswagen 7-0 to move into a share of first place led by Tom Marks five hitters and two-hit efforts from Keeler Keeler Wadsworth Wymer.
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Virginias Favorable Golf Hold After First Round
In Roanoke Virginia and West Virginia golfers built a lead over North and South Carolina in the Myrtle Beach clash. The Virginias led 201% to 94 in the second day with wins by King Youel and partners Sally Carroll-Connie Gorsuch plus Jackie Evans-Dorie Bryant and Grace Lady-Marge Dennis. Continuous play leads into Sept 23-24.
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Pony League Debuts Monday At Senseny Park
Winchester Pony League opens its 1969 season Monday at 5 30 p m at Senseny Park with Elks versus Farmers and Merchants Bank. Jaycees sponsor the league begun in 1953 and expanded in 1964. Coaches listed include Adam Myers Dennis Sirbaugh and Ted Whittle. Admission is free and the public is invited. Larry Pitzer will throw the first ball.
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Racing Twin Today At Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah Downs in Town, West Virginia hosts a day night doubleheader with ten afternoon races at 2 p.m. featuring the Sunshine purse and an allowance test for older horses at 314 furlongs. Top sprinters include Groomie Priam's Joker Bunny's Pride and King's Reject, while the evening card showcases a one mile state light purse with eight three year olds led by Dizzy's Orphan White Spring and Jimbo Junior.
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Bunny’s Pride
King
Dizzys Orphan
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Jimbo Junior
World 600 Field Near Completion
The 44-car field for Sunday's World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway neared completion with eight spots decided in time trials and six more to be set by a 30 lap consolation race. J C Yarborough, 21, seeks his first high speed start alongside brothers Mercury winner Cale Yarborough and Donnie Allison led qualifying with 159.296 mph.
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Scratches and Names List From Racing Entries
A fragmented list shows entries including Scratches 1 Kinda Pink and others such as Jackhammer Etna's Pride Bayne B and 9 Quickfoot with accompanying notes like Talk About Run and Leading Edge. The text reads like racing or horse entries with multiple horse names and codes.
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