Dodgers Open World Series in Los Angeles Wednesday
Dodgers set to start Don Drysdale or Claude Osteen in the opener against the Orioles with Sandy Koufax unavailable after the pennant clincher win over Philadelphia. Hank Bauer plans to follow with Dave McNally and Jim Palmer, while Koufax faced late trouble in the ninth.
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Los Angeles
Jack Mand
Associated Press
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Don Minle
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Phillies
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Osteen
Walter Alston
Baltimore Orioles
Gandy
Oriole
Hank Bauer
Davey McNally
Jim Palmer
Davey
Bauer
Sandy the Dandy
Dodgers
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Cincinnati
Area sports schedule and scores excerpt
The schedule lists JR high and high school football, horse racing at Charles Town, and college and pro games across Friday to Sunday. Notable items include Handley at Loudoun Valley in football, Clarke County at George Mason, Shenandoah at Baltimore J C, and West Virginia at Pitt with various kickoff times.
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Charles Town
Loudoun Valley
Handley
Loudoun County
James Wood
Boonsboro
Musselman
Martinsburg
N. Hagerstown
Central
Luray
Broadway
Elkton
Warren County
Montevideo
Page County
Turner Ashby
Mosby
Flint Hill
Clarke County
George Mason
Shenandoah
Baltimore
J.C
VPI
Kentucky
Randolph-Macon
Newport News
Apprentice Allegany
S. Hagerstown
Hancock
Harpers Ferry
Pro Football Standings and Week Results
National League standings show Detroit at 22 0 .600 with 59 53 and Chicago at 12 0 .833 33 55. Sunday results include Chicago 13 Minnesota 10 and Cleveland 28 New York 7. Next games feature Pittsburgh at Cleveland and Atlanta at Washington.
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Chicago
San Fran
Minn
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Dallas
Atlanta
Green Bay
Washington
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
San Diego
Kan
City
Oakland
Denver
Miami
Houston
Buffalo
Kansas City
Boston
Windsome talk on rifle shooting at Winchester club
Harry Stebbins outlines wind challenges in a .22 rimfire rifle match at Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club. He describes timing, sight setting, and hold-off adjustments to cope with gusts, aiming to build practical skills and steady under varying wind conditions.
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Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
War Memorial Building
Clark Wins Grand Prix with Borrowed Car
Jim Clark edged to victory in the U S Grand Prix at Watkins Glen riding a borrowed Engine from BRM in his Lotus. The 30 year old Scot led the field after early leaders broke down and finished 2 09 40 for a 2 46 margin over Jochen Rindt. Clark earned 20000 of a 120400 purse, a road racing record, before about 75000 spectators.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Jim Clark
U.S
BRM
Clark
Lotus
Duns
Scotland
Lorenzo Bandini
Italy
Jack Brabham
Australia
Jochen Rindt
Austria
Chamberlain wins final at Hagerstown Raceway
Gerald Chamberlain of Everett Pennsylvania wins the 25 lap modified feature at Hagerstown Raceway in a dominant dash from the third lap. The victory trims his season total to three in Ford under Don Rice sponsorship as a full field fills the pits for the season finale.
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Hagerstown
Gerald Chamberlain
Hub-City
Hagerstown Raceway
Everett
Earl Moran
Paul Brendlinger
Johnny Grum
Chamberlain
Don Rice
Eastside Track Closes With Dr Yepper Double Point Championship
Waynesboro’s Eastside Speedway ends its season Saturday with the fourth annual Dr Yepper Double Point Championship for the late model stock cars. The 75 lap race pays 150 points to the winner and drops by eight points per position, affecting titles for drivers like Benny Cupp Roy Fisher Lynn Griffith and Bob Armel. Sunday's drag show features eight funny cars in the first championship of its kind at Eastside with PEE WEE Wallace Roy Harris Ronnie Riley McCoy Mercury Billy West among entrants and finals at 2 p.m. Pits open 11 a.m. stock cars race at 8 30 p.m.
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Bowers
Frank Constantine
Dick Warrenfeltz
Bob Armel
Charlie Miller
Gram
Waynesboro
Eastside
Dr. Yepper
Benny Cupp
Roy Fisher
Lynn Griffith
Buck Harris
Bobby Hite
Tommy Howell
Nelson Anderson
Doug Stout
Bobby Shipe
Pee Wee Wallace
Roy Harris
Ronnie Riley
Billy West
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Phils
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Gordon Pace
Shenandoah Valley Golf Course
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Wayne Anderson
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York
LT Pet
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Cleve
Wash’n
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Los Ang
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Enandoal
Loupoun
Li i Gas
Ae Po’ Ganter
General Electric
Shenandoah Valley
General Electric Company
Virginia
Evening Star Sports
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Don Davis
Grum
Mert Stine
Bob Marhafka
George Weaver
Jimmie Kirk
Buddy Armel
Leroy Felty
Shorty Bowers
Ray Kable
Junior Feathers
California Angels
Braves
Angels
Chameion
Milwaukee
Anaheim
Worcester
Mass
Joe DeNucci
Newton
Rudy Bent
Jacmaica
B.W.I
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Lloyd ‘Marshall
Newark
N.J
Roland Kellam
Brooklyn
Las Vegas
Nev
Ford Herenandez
Ron Thompson
Porteland
Ore
Canadian Football League
British Columbia
Hamileton
Marhefka
Stine
Jerry Cunningham
Kenneth Daily
Landmark Road
Fran Welch
Riston
Roseanna
Peters
Sallie Malone
Lucky Carlo
Mister Priam
Ayala
Botaway Gamb‘dla
Divette
Gerkin
Makin’ Love Davidson
Morse Go
Sea Jean Vasil
Twinboss Davidson
Rome Gamb’dla
Mar Vacanti
All A’s Cerda
Astuta Fox
Brandy Boy Diav*kis
Kianachta Davidson
Pamela Miss Diav
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Shining Delight Denney
Max’s Boy
Twister Johnston
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