Virginia Amateurs Vie for 15 Spots at Kenbridge Invitational
Qualifying opens for the Kenbridge Invitational with Virginia amateurs chasing 15 championship flight berths. Notables include George Gosey of Lynchburg, exempt as last year's winner, Buddy Loving of Farmington, and George Fulton of Roanoke, with seniors contesting medal play in two flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Virginia
George Gosey
Lynchburg
Farmington Country Club
Gosey
Farmington
Buddy Loving
George Fulton
Roanoke
Braddock Wins Wild Game in Presbyterian Cup Night
In Winchester Church League action Braddock defeats First Baptist in a high scoring contest with 24 base hits. Ted Legge earns the win for Braddock while F Foreman takes the loss.
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Braddock
First Baptist
Ted Legge
Methodists
F. Foreman
Presbyterian and CYO Fight Tight Softball Battle
Presbyterian built a six run first inning and led 6 0 before CYO answered with four in the third. Final Pittsburgh style box shows Presbyterian 9 CYO 4 with Jim Laise Bill Davis for Presbyterian and J Webber L Lofton for CYO. In Sunnyside First Brethren Sunnyside won 1 0 behind B Fisher two hits for Sunnyside D Ramsey B Ramsey. Market Street beat Wesley Highland 7 1 as Vanscoy Lake Ogden each had two hits. Ralph Ordel earned two RBI for Market while Chuck Crim and Wayne McKee led Wesley Highland with two hits each.
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First Presbyterian
CYO
Jim Laise
B. Lichliter
Jim
Loudoun St
G. Donaldson
Presbyterian
J. Webber
Marty Kline
Eddie Lee
Presbyterians
Bill Davis
L. Lofton
Market Street
Wesley Highland
Bill Vanscoy
Ken Lake
Fred Ogden
Methodists
Maurice Whaley
Wayne McKee
Wesley-Highland
Ralph Ordel
Vanscoy
Ordel
RBI
Market
Wesley
Chuck Crim
Harry Propst
Area Sports Schedule Tonight and Weekend Events
Tonight Winchester City League softball features Lucky Inn versus Mobil Homes at 7 p.m and Shortys Grocery against Buckley Lages at 8 30 p.m. Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 6 15 p.m. Winchester Speedway hosts stock car racing at 8 30 p.m. An awards banquet is set for 6 30 p.m. at Lee Jackson Restaurant. Saturday opens a new nine at Carpers Valley Golf Course at 1 p.m with Phillips 66 facing Farmers and Merchants Bank at 7 p.m and TACs against Halltown at 8 30 p.m. A bowling awards banquet occurs at Health Center GW Hotel at 6 30 p.m. Sunday Tri County Baseball Sleepy Creek versus Gainesboro at Rouss Park 1 30 p.m. Monday soft ball features Winchester Church League games at 6 30 p.m Braddock Street versus Wesley Highland and 6 30 p.m CYO versus First Brethren with Sunnyside vs First Baptist at 7 30 p.m and Presbyterian versus Market Street at 8 30 p.m.
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Winchester
Lucky Inn
Mobil Homes
Shorty’s Grocery
Buckley-Lages
Shenandoah Downs
Winchester Speedway
Athletic Association
Lee-Jackson
Carpers Valley Golf Course
Winchester City League
Phillips 66
Farmers and Merchants
Sleepy Creek
Gainesboro
Rouss Park
CYO
First Brethren
Sunnyside
First Baptist
Presbyterian
Market St
Major League Standings Prominent in Both Leagues
Major League standings show American League leaders with Baltimore Cleveland and Los Angeles near the top as Boston New York Washington Kansas City trail. National League features Los Angeles Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee San Francisco Chicago and Houston in close race with several key matchups upcoming.
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Wwil
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Satuday
Minnesota
Washington
Pc. G.B. Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Fran
Houston
Phila
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Wilson Nets 623 In Ball and Chain Bowling Night
Jack Wilson led the Wil Tel s with 623 and 180 207 236 games as Pope s Texaco beat the Night Riders 515 Betty McKee top scored 188 for the losers Phyllis Leight 547 led the Night Riders while Connie Baker 502 paced the losers in a 4 0 tilt between Wil Tel s and Road Runners Nut House Four topped Kings and Queens 2302 2268 with Earl Sealock 518 for the winners.
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Jack Wilson
Northside
Wil- Tels
Jack
Connie Baker
Kings and Queens
Nut House
Mary Miller
Kings
Queens
Jim Renner
Earl Sealock
POPE
Texaco
Betty McKee
Betty
Phyllis Leight
Foyt and Clark Lead 1964 Indy 500 Hub to Hub Start
James Clark Jr of Duns Scotland and A J Foyt Jr top the 1964 Indy 500 field in a hub to hub start. Dan Gurney, Mario Andretti and Parnelli Jones are among the front rows as the race airs Monday at 11 am EST with 33 cars sprinting toward the half‑million dollar prize. Rip Eagle of Penn State will speak at the Judges Athletic Association Banquet at 6:30 pm at Lee Jackson Restaurant.
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Indianapolis
James Clark Jr
O.B.E
Duns
Scotland
A. J. Foyt Jr
America
Colin Chapman
London
Lotus
Ford Motor Co
Foyt
Rodger Ward
Parnelli Jones
Clark
Jones
Chapman
Winchester Furniture
Lee - Jackson
Rip Eagle
Penn State
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Carpers Valley Club
Kenbridge
Harry Easterly
Richmond
Braddock Street
Winchester Church
Star
E. Boscawen St
Star Office
B. Fisher
Berryville Ave
Butch Rinker
Ronnie Rinker
S, Inskip
Butch
J. Mc.Laughlin
D. Coffman
W. Larrick
Thren
D, Ramsey
B. Ramsey
GW Hotel
Major League
THE
Associated Press
Twienight
Mananee Clark
U.S. Auto Club
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Nimrod
Bill’s Sporting Goods
East Main St
Front Royal
Blue Sunoco Ladies Commercial League
Bonnie Easter
Nellie Vaughn
Helen Richard
Maxine Patton
Evelyn Tucker
Honda
Miller Auto Sales
Clarke County Motor Co
Chrysler
DODGE
H.T
Valiant
Dodge Lance
Auto
R&h
Studebaker
FORD
International
Berryville, Va
J. V. Arthur
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