Shenandoah Hornets Face Harford on the Road in Md Upset Bid
Shenandoah’s Hornets, 2-1 after upsets of Potomac State and Baltimore powers, travel to Harford Junior College in Maryland to clash with coachless Harford. Local star Bobby Orndorff leads a defense backed by Clint Propst, Larry Bird, Emory Rogers, and Larry Pence, as Shenandoah aims for a 3-1 start.
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Shenandoah
Fighting Hornets
Harford
Harford Junior College
Marylanders
Baltimore J.D
Shence
Baltimore
James Wood
Ferrum Junior College
Bobby Orndorff
Shenco
Bobby
Clint Propst
McLean
Hornet
Clint
Larry Bird
Monterey
Larry
Emory Rogers
Hornets
Emory
Larry Pence
Pence
Orndorff
Winchester
Andley
W. Va
Shenandoah College
Palmer and Lema Ready for Piccadilly World Match Play
Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema, stars of the U S Ryder Cup win, head to Wentworth England for the Piccadilly World Match Play title prize of 14000 dollars. Palmer a favorite after bursting Kel Nagle 3 and 2, while Lema beat Peter Alliss 5 and 4 to earn top Ryder Cup honors. Peter Thomson and Christy O Connor set to duel in sudden death after 36 holes.
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Virginia Water
England
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Wentworth
Britain
Palmer
Australia
Kel Nagle
Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Peter Alliss
Alliss
Birkdale
Peter Thomson
Christy O’connor
Ireland
World Series Facts And Figures from the 1965 showdown
The Associated Press summarizes the 1965 World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins detailing game by game scores home runs and key pitchers along with attendance and financial split figures. Notable moments include multiple games decided by small margins and a seven game stretch with Koufax and Roseboro starring for Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
L. Pet
Los Angeles
AMS
Minnesota
Grant
Worthington
Pleis
Battey
Zimmerman
Drysdale
Roseboro
Killebrew
Oliva
Parker
Johnson
Los
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Osteen
Reed
Miller
Bute Tey
W—Grant
L—Osteen
Allison
Koufax
Kuat
Klippstein
Merritt
Perry
Shenandoah Handicap bowling results and standings
Doyle Cabinet beat American Beauty for three points in Shenandoah Handicap. Paul Dick led with a 539 set. VFW won four points by forfeit. Virginia Gentlemen lost 3-0 to Truck Supplies, Bud Flaherty posting a 202 569 series. Willow Lawn defeated D.C. Lions 3-1 as Stuart Yeakley scored 215 568. Estes Express Lines topped Floor Shop 3-1. Ashworth Bros. beat Andere son Sheet Metal. Milt Lee fought with 204 557. Hemingway Transport won three from Shenval Gas. Gary Brant had 223 and Bill Grubbs 212 545. In Crown Cork and Seal, Spares dropped four to Headpins. Ron Haines 233 569. Turkeys routed Sidewinders 3-1 with key scores.
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Paul Dick
V.F.W
Virginia
Bud Flaherty
Willow Lawn
D.C. Lions
Stuart Yeakley
Lions
Estes Express
Ashworth Bros
Milt Lee
Bros
Hemingway Transport Inc
Shenval Gas
Gary Brant
Bill Grubbs
Ron Haines
Turkeys
Turkey
Ronnie Lockhart
George Patterson
Gary Scothorn
Church of Christ
Stephenson Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Edwin Fiddler
Bill Goforth
Harry Aikens
Ten Pin Ten Pin and The Strikes Shine In League Play
Ed Orndorff led Ten Pin Ten Pin with a 509 series while Loring Burke paced Hookers with a 570 set. Doug Kerns anchored The Strikes with a 159 222 246 for a 627 series as The Strikes defeated King Pins 3–1.
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Ed Orndorff
Loring Burkehardt
Doug Kerns
Lorenzen Lands Pole In Sun 400 Qualifying at Charlotte
Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois captured the pole with 147.773 mph in a 1965 Ford for the Sun day National 400. Yarbrough in a 1965 Ford ran 147.510 mph to earn outside pole, as 15 drivers qualified for the 44 car field. Foyt led a standout lap at 148.474 mph in a factory Ford, placing eighth. Six drivers qualify for Saturday's 250 mile race for modified and sportsman cars.
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Charlotte
N.C
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Cale Yarbrough
Ford
Darel Dieringer
Junior Johnson
Ronda
A. J. Foyt
Foyt
Houston
Bowling league scores highlight busy night at Earth Center
Betty Huyett led Winterettes with 134, a double header strike and two spares as Wood Choppers dropped the tilt. Veterans Texaco swept three decisions with Retha Crosen's 107 and 106 and Mickie Manuel's 108 and 104 aiding the victors. Carpet Baggers edged Channel Masters led by Mabel Grim 144 and Isabelle Calkin 118. Tea Bags, Pistols, Sleepers and other teams posted solid individual scores in tight matchups across the schedule.
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Betty Huyett
Wood Choppers
Earth Center
Eoaldine Boone
Texaco
Lover Jetsons
Retha Crosen
Mickie Manuel
Pauline Miller
Dottie Fulton
Mabel Grim
Isabelle Calkin
Dorothy McCarty
Rosemary Day
Charlotte Anderson
Evelyn Frye
Louise Cather
Rosalie Hook
Betty Corbin
Shirley Shimp
Pistols
Polly Williams
Louise Lewis
Gayle Painter
Ihne Borrer
Lucy Baker
Jeanne Kaval Bowl
Harriet Ways
Dottie Alt
Frances Martin
Leggett
Peoples Drug Store
Jimmy Stotler
Gary Teets
Mac Ferguson
Acme Market
McCrory’s
Clearbrook Woolen Trip Winchester Building Supply
P Busters
DE Club Friendship Market
Jamison & Gore
Dr. James’ Hearth Club
Winchester Golf Club caps season with Bridgeforth win
Bill Bridgeforth defeated Melvin Lineburg 79 to 83 to win the Hawthorne Trophy and clinch the club championship. Group A Low Gross Melvin Lineburg 79. Group A Low Net Carl Campbell 70. Group B Low Gross Jim Sirbaugh 85. Group B Low Net Curtis Fray 71. Group C Low Gross Dr. Allen Hawthorne 97. Group C Low Net Jack Minnigerode 79. Final match Sunday pits Dr. C. K. Grim vs Dr. W. C. Anderson, with Anderson a seven time club champion.
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Bill Bridgeforth
Melvin Lineburg
Low Gross
Carl Campbell
Jim Sirbaugh
Curtis Fray
Allen Hawthorne
Low
Jack Minnigerode
C. K. Grim
W. C. Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Dr. Grim
Philip Glaizes
Scoring burst sparks Highland Ave in league wins
Leadoff star Gary Madigan posted 133 and 124 as Highland Ave Presbyterian defeated United Brethren No 1 after UB totaled 604 in the opener. Cork St leadoff 127 and Bucky Whitacre 126 supported the surge, with Reformed sweeping Mt. Pleasant as Lawrence Burke 134 and Woody Armel 124 led Reformed and Tloyd Milburn 142 topped Mt. Pleasant.
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Gary Madigan
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
United Brethren No. 1
Bill Keyton
Mt. Pleasant
Lawrence Burke
Woody Armel
Tloyd Milburn
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Winchester Evening Star
Rec Brown
Potomac State
Baltimore Powershouse
Brown
Dwain Wilcox
Yommy Sullivan
Bill Funk
Rams
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Stonewall
Broadway
Page County
Fort Defiance
VMI
Mississippi
West Virginia
VPI
Vanderbilt
Richmond
Buffalo
Davidson
William and Mary
Alabama
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Star
Larry Sullivan
Adults
Kendall Motor Oil
Grandstands Speedway
Latrobe
Brewer
Perranoski
Rosesboro
Grant and Battey
Fairly
Mincher
Versalles
Kaat
Batetey
Pascual
Zimmereman
Minnesota Club
Los Angeles Club
National League
Doyle Cabinet
Northside
Ries
Sont
Ncate
Ae Sama
Ihern
Virgini Wer Srmakn
Lorenzen
Bags
Mike Johnson
Jay Grimm
Mike Clevenger
Gary Wingfield
Wayne Jenkins
Bobby Schneider
Donnie Brill
Gene Willis
Gene Smith
Winchester Golf and Country Club
Philadelphia
Leotis Maretin
Curtis Bruce
Newark
Phoenix, Ariz
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Sergio Musquiz
Mexico
Billy Phillips
Bucky Whitacre
Cork St
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