Forecast of NFL Lions Pits Steelers Browns and more games
AP writer surveys Sunday NFL and AFL matchups with Pittsburgh at Cleveland and Chicago hosting Baltimore. Green Bay faces winless Rams. Y A Tittle’s Giants vs Washington. Minnesota at St Louis. Detroit vs San Francisco. Dallas at Philadelphia. AFL bills host Oakland. denver and Kansas City in separate Sunday games.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Browns
Steelers
Washington
Minnesota
St. Louis
Dallas
Philadelphia
Detroit
San Francisco
Jack Christiansen
New York Jets
Polo Grounds
Boston Patriots
Oakland
Buffalo
San Diego
Denver
Houston
Kansas
NFL
Pittsburgh
Lou Michaels
Lou Groza
Chicago
Baltimore
Bears
Colts
Jimmy Orr
Johnny Unitas
John Brodie
49Ers
Bob Waters
Lamar McHan
Charlie Johnson
Joe Childress
Bill Triplett
Redskins
New York
Los Angeles
Jim Taylor
Packers
Rams
Cowboys
AFL Buffalo
Bills
Jack Kemp
Vancerite Horse Show Set For Sunday Afternoon
The annual Vancerite Horse Show at Willow Grove Farm Merriman's Lane begins 1 p m. Judge Rich ard Dole Blue Ridge Hunt Clarke County. announcer James Himelright. Eighteen classes including lead line with Sandy White Mathew Hamman Giles Cook Fairfax. Free admission. refreshments served.
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Vancerite
Clarence Dimewright
Willow Grove Farm
Merriman’s Lane
Richard Dole
Blue Ridge Hunt
Clarke County
James Himelright
Sandy White
Mathew Hamman
Giles Cook
Fairfax
Rebels Battle For Survival In Playoffs Here
Winchester Rebels face Tomahawk at Rouss Park on Sunday in a decisive playoff game after losing the opener 5-3 last week. Wayne Spies will start for Tomahawk with either Allan Cornwell or Ted Reed slated for Winchester. First pitch is 1 30 with a second game to follow if Winchester wins.
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Winchester Rebels
Tomahawk
Rouss Park
Rebels
Ace Moundsman
Wayne Spies
Allan Cornwell
Ted Reed
Winchester
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Bracket Results From Health Center Lanes
Jimmy Shanholtz led Dr. James' Health Club to three Optimist Boys League wins with a 157 and six spares plus a strike. Teammates included Bobby Schneider 113 and Jay Grimm 112, powering a 482 team game and 1266 series. Additional matches featured Shenandoah News, Coca Cola, Sweepers, Instant Peps, Pistols, Crips, Slow Pokes, Tea Bags, Jetsons, and Ginger Snaps with varied scores and three-win outcomes.
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Jimmy Shanholtz
Dr. James’ Health Club
Dr. Pepper
Bobby Schneider
Jay Grimm
Bonnie Easter
Irene Borrer
Isabelle Calkins
Martha Willis
Instant Peps
Braddocks
Dolly Inscoe
Harriet Wimbish
Pistols
Turtles
Marvena Braithwaite
Pearl Ebert
Lorraine Cather
The
Channel Masters
Betty Baptist
Jetsons
Mt Pleasant takes two wins in church league standings
Mt Pleasant swept Stephenson Methodist to seize first in the league led by Milburn brothers and Abshire with scores from 115 325 138 363 and 122 359. Edwin Fiddler 1386 130 and Harry Elliott 125 kept Stephenson in contention as other teams posted results across the circuit.
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Mt. Pleasant
Stephenson Methodist
Lloyd Milburn
Roger Milburn
Roy Abshire
Norval Coe
Ernie Milburn
Stephenson
Edwin Fiddler
Harry Elliott
Allen Carter
Market St. Methodist
West Frederick
Carter
Church Loop
Garland Arnold
Robert Cather
Golden Rule
United Brethren
Rudolph Leads Rich Whitemarsh Open After Round One
Mason Rudolph shot 34 33 67 to lead the $125,000 Whitemarsh Open by one stroke over Phil Rodgers at Whitemarsh Valley. Palmer Gary Player Nicklaus Boros among others within a few shots. Littler Funseth Pisano tied for 69. Other leaders include Casper Balding January Kneece Sander Wilcox Cardenas.
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Philadelphia
Mason Rudolph
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Rudolph
Phil Rodgers
Perfido Bay
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
Boros
Rodgers
Gene Littler
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Wash
Jerry Pisano
Radnor
Billy
Whitemarsh
Joe Cardenas
Don January
Harold Kneece
Billy Casper
al Balding
Terry Wilcox
Tenpin bowling leads gritty Northside league night
Lorraine Sealock opened with 223 and added 171 175 to lift Winchester Mobile Homes to a 40 win over Jamison and Gore Insurance in the Lady Brunswick League at Northside Lanes. Becky Miller topped 500 with a 507 series, while Mary Jane Robertson had 506 for Jamison and Gore.
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Lorraine Sealock
Winchester Mobile Homes
Jamison and Gore Insurance
Lady Brunswick
Northside Lanes
Becky Miller
Mary Jane Robertson
Jamison and
Gore
Betty Carroll
Peggy Cleveland
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Jolly Jack’s
Buckley Lages
Pat Taylor
Marie Rinker
Football list of college games with numerous puns and lines
A long column lists college football matchups with playful lines and quips for teams like Colgate Boston University Princeton and many others. It blends sports results hints with humorous asides about coaches and lore across venues and dates.
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Northside Recreation
Winchester, Virginia
Northside
Boston’s
Pap
Vancerite Horse Show
Dennis Derry
Gary Teets
Pete Crosby
Shenandoah News
Gore Insurance
Tommy Anderson
Philip McKee
Coca Cola
Jeanne Kaval
T P.m. E.S.T
Winchester Motorcycle Club, Inc
N. Braddock St
Winchester, Va
M.A. Sanction
Church of Christ
Congregational Christian
Pete Whitlock
Charles Swartz
Congregational
Allen DeSchon
Pete Haymaker
Centenary
Cork St. Christian
Ernie Strosnider
Bob Wheeler
Jim Laise
First Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist
John Moser
Winc. Park & Shop
Burton
Suitsffer
Rich
Associated Press
Manila
Johnny Jamito
Philippines
Veeranid Charermuang
Thailand
Montreal
Peter Schmidt
Toronto
Joey Durelle
Trois-Riviers
Que
Drew
Miami
Tommy Dennis
Tampa
Harry Belafonte
Moultrie
Tenpin Bowig
Ron Haines
Plumly Plum Liners
Haines
Jerry Goodman
Bob Gladden
Hal Dawson
Plumly
S. Snyder
Plumbing
RC Cola
Bill Massie
George Garver
Gene Hottle
Riley Loy
Fred Gordon
Don Patton
Eddie Shull
Fender
Lee-Jackson
B. J. Lovett
Loy
Oe LeMaster
Allen Kibler
LeMaster’s
John MacCauley
Clarke County Esso
Pope
Texaco
Steve Reedy
Blaik
Earl H. Blaik
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Spook Murphy
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England
Miller& Anderson
Mulvey
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