City League finals set after Buckley Halltown wins
Buckley and Halltown reach the Winchester City League final by routing Phillips 5 1 and 10 0 respectively. Howard Adkins and Jerry Fink shine on the mound, while Jim Bromley Hap Spurs and Jerry Kremer lead at the plate. Tonight Halltown and Buckley meet for the tourney trophy at 8 30 while Baptist faces Sunnyside for the Church title at 7.
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Halltown
Buckley-Lages
Buckley
Phillips
Lucky Inn
F & M Bank
Howard Adkins
Charlie Hill
Jess Donald
Jim Bromley
Hap Spurs
Charlie Pitcock
Jerry Kremer
Jerry Fink
West Virginians
Gene Singhas
Frank Simons
Kenny Anders
Buddy Fuller
Bill Gosnell
Jimmy Lloyd
Fink
Baptist
Sunnyside
Marichal Returns To Lead Giants On pennant push
Juan Marichal returns for the Giants against the Phillies after an eight day suspension for hitting Los Angeles catcher John Roseboro with a bat on August twenty third. He seeks his twentieth win and to help San Francisco win the National League pennant. He says his only concern is to win and to pitch, with memories of the incident and a $1750 fine he has paid.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles
John Roseboro
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Dominican Republic
Lorenzen Johnson Vie For Pole In Darlington Labor Day Race
Darlington South Carolina AP reports Junior Johnson and Fred Lorenzen vie for the inside front row pole for the $95,000 Southern 500. Johnson fast 137.833 mph in a 1965 Ford. Lorenzen earlier set a qualifying pace and holds Rebel 300 and other track records. Dieringer also posted strong speeds as qualifying began.
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Darlington
S.C
Junior Johnson
Fred Korezeen
Darlington Raceway
Johnson
Lorenzen
Richard Petty
Darel Dieringer
Dieringer
Ray Terry Leads Amateurs In National Amateur Qualifying
Ray Terry son of Hall of Famer Bill Terry and a New Mexico teenager posted two seven under par 137s to lead sectional qualifying for the National Amateur Golf Championships. He toured his home course as the top scorer.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
New Mexico
Ray Terry
Bill Terry
Senate Commerce Committee
NFL Roster Cuts Trim Many Veterans and Rookies
NFL and AFL rosters reduced to 43 47 players as teams cut veterans and rookies. Notables: Dick James cut by the Giants and Dick Pesonen released by the Redskins, plus several players placed on injured reserve or traded. The article also covers college and amateur disputes as AAU and NCAA take a Congress briefing.
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NFL
Dick James
New York Giants
Dick Pesonen
Washington Redskins
James
Giants
Washington
Sam Huff
Giant
Allie Shereman
Pesonen
New York
Redskins
Washesington
Baltimore
Ceneter
Dick Szymanski
Tim Mursphy
Air Force Academy
Ron Perez
University of Tampa
Bake Turner
Larry Garron
Boston
Jets
Pete Perreault
Bob McAdams
Kansas City
Charles Ragus
Louisiana
Tony Gibbons
Bobby Hohn
Nebraska
Steelers
Frank Molden
Jackson
Miss. State
Colege
Rams
Andy van Sonn
Jim Griffin
Grambling
Dallas
Don Thompson
Philadelphia
Cowe Boys
Jim Zantos
Texas Tech
Bill van Burklee
Tulsa
U S Hauls Away More Medals at World Maccabiah Games
The United States topped with 75 gold medals in the ninth day closing ceremonies at Ramat Gan Stadium. Israel finished second with 31 golds as the Americans set Maccabiah records in two relays and a 1 500 meter. Relays were won by the Americans Yan kees with Gerry Ashworth and teammates clocking 42.4 and the 1600 meter relay in 3 12 6. Ray Roseman won the 1500 in 3 51 2, breaking the meet mark.
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Tel. Aviv
Israel
United States
Haskell Cohen
New York
Ramat Gan
Yankees
Britain
Ray Roseman
Ken Hendler
Valley Stream
N.Y
Steve Lamb
Baltimore
Yair Pantil
Amateur Deane Beaman Ties For 11th At U S Open
Beaman said he would miss shots because he does not play for a living. He finished at 290 to share eleventh place in the United States Open.
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Deane Beaman
VMI Expects 62 Players In Football Preview
The 1960 Southern Conference football season opens as West Virginia and East Carolina lead with early practice. Furman, VMI, The Citadel, Davidson, Richmond, William and Mary report sizable turnouts. West Virginia’s Tom Yeater quits. John Pscorik moves to fullback. Herb Lauver suffers a leg injury. East Carolina praises effort but critiques pass defense.
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Iby
Associated Press
West Virginia
East Carolina
Mountaineers
Furman
Virginia Military Institute
Paladins
Keydets
Tom Yeater
John Pscorik
Yeater
Gene Corum
Herb Lauver
Chance Beats Yankees 1 0 as Angels Win
Dean Chance outduels the Yankees for the second straight year, earning a 1-0 Angels win behind Albie Pearson’s first inning homer. Detroit, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Boston won others. Philadelphia shut out San Francisco. Milwaukee beat Cincinnati. Houston swept New York. St. Louis beat Chicago.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Dean Chance
New York Yankees
Chance
Yankees
Los Angeles
Angels
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
Albie Pearson
Bill Stafford
Pearson
Bill Freehan
Don Mincher
Norm Cash
Cash
Mincher
Bob Allison
Brooks Robinson
Ohn Miller
Stu Miller
Wile
Steve Barber
Sam Mdowell
Dick Green
Leon Wagner
Ed Charles
Rune
St. Louis
Major League Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
National League teams lead with Dodgers and Giants atop the standings. Tuesday's games featured decisive wins for San Francisco over Philadelphia and Houston over New York, with rain causing postponements in several matchups. Multiple doubleheaders and late games affected division races and schedules.
District 10 schedules and opponents list
District 10 schedules show multiple schools facing various opponents across September to November. Entries include Waynesboro Harrisonburg Turner Ashby Stonewall Jackson Clarke County Montevideo Elkton Broadway Page County Mosby Strasburg Warren County Central Handley Natural Bridge Buena Vista Robt. E. Lee Albemarle Lexington and more with home and away designations.
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Broadway
Defiance
Waynesboro
Harrisonburg
Central
Turner Ashby
Stonewall
Jacke
Stonewall Jackson
Montevideo
Elkton
Clarke County
Luray
Strasburg
Mosby
Warren County
Ft. Defiance
Page County
Turner Ashby - Me
Handley
Natural Bridge
Buena Vista
Robt. E. Lee
Albemarle
Lexington
Touchdown Club Meeting Tonight
The James Wood Touchdown Club will hold its annual General Membership Meeting at 7 30 p m in the Winchester Recreation Park Kiwanis Shelter. Refreshments will be served and a 1964 FL Championship game film between Colts and Browns will be shown. Coaches Jim Casey Willie Walters Walter Barr will discuss 1965 Grid Colonels prospects.
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James Wood Touchdown Club
Winchester Recreation Park
Kiwanis
Colts
Browns
Jim Casey
Willie Walters
Walter Barr
Grid Colonels
Eddie Arcaro Dominated Jockey Club Gold Cup Wins
The legendary jockey Eddie Arcaro secured ten victories in the Jockey Club Gold Cup, showcasing unmatched success at the notable race.
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Eddie Arcaro
Jockey l Club
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Pete Pakas
Mark Palmer
Bobby Denton
Larry Sullivan
Marichal
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Southern Methodist
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Haverhill
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Lexington, Ky
Dick Robinson
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Silver Springs
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VMI
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Allen Southern
Garry Lyle
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Richmond
William and Mary
Clarence Stasavich
Pirates
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