Horse racing results from a multi-race meet
The record lists race entries with horses jockeys and payoffs. It notes payouts like the daily double and exacta totals and attendance figures for the event.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
11
The record lists race entries with horses jockeys and payoffs. It notes payouts like the daily double and exacta totals and attendance figures for the event.
In Pacific Coast League action Arkansas edged Denver 4 to 3 and Indianapolis defeated Salt Lake 3 to 2. Oklahoma City beat San Diego 7 to 3, Vancouver topped Seattle 1 to 0, Hawaii routed Anaheim 7 to 6, and Tacoma defeated Portland 4 to 3. International League had no games scheduled.
Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles stops Dinamita Rojas of Stockton Calif in the 2nd round by knockout in a boxing bout.
Tonight features softball playoffs at 7 and 8 30 p m with church and city leagues. Courting games in football include George Mason at Clarke County and Keyser at Martinsburg with various kickoffs. Horse racing at Shenandoah Downs starts at 7 15 p m as other tracks host stock car racing. Saturday brings Page County at Mosby and other football clashes plus softball tourneys. Sunday baseball at Sleepy Creek and a Monday slate includes Redskins versus Colts and Rams versus Eagles. Shenandoah Downs hosts a doubleheader Saturday and Sunday races at 2 p m and 7 30 p m.
O Sullivan Rubber Co claimed first place in the Tuesday night Men's Handicap League at Northside Lanes. The champions edged the second place Morris Lowery lineup, taking three of four points from the challengers.
Ten pin bowling saw Pat Patterson 452 Ron Coffman 454 John Eisner 587 and Billy Webber 463 lead the winners with a 440 series. John Coffman starred with a 220 game while Ralph Lineburg led the losers at 176 and 481. Don Armel topped the Mauraders at 183 522 as they defeated VIPS 4 0 in a starfeit.
Halltown beat F M Bank 10 2 with Jerry Fink pitching seven hits as the teams split the twin bill. Frank Locke took the loss as Halitown built a 2 0 edge and never relinquished command. In Church League action First Baptist defeated Market Street 5 1 behind Jack Fretwell four hits allowed. Alonzo Whitlock and Max Mellett led Market with two safeties. The two series continue tonight with Halitown and Baptist seeking the decisive victory.
In 1965 Maryland football, former scout Ed Johnson and ex-fullback Junior Milano Vucin compete for starting offensive guard. Johnson, 218 pounds, transferred last year and impressed coach Tom Nugent in a Thursday practice by challenging Vucin. Virginia's Cavaliers also practiced, with coach George Blackburn noting good progress in two sessions.
Yesterday's stars include Jim Lefebvre of the Dodgers who had two singles and a double driving in runs in Los Angeles 7-1 win over Pittsburgh. Whitey Ford of the Yankees threw a four hitter as New York defeated the Angels 8-1 marking his ninth straight win over Los Angeles.
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 76 59 record and San Francisco 73 58. Results include Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 2 and Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 1. American League race features Minnesota 85 51 top and Chicago 78 57. Saturday schedule lists Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and Los Angeles at Houston.
Washington and Lee University announces 31 lettermen returning among 57 varsity candidates as the Generals prepare for 1965 with two a day practices starting this week under head coach Lee McLaughlin. The team aims for a balanced offense, featuring two seasoned fullbacks John Anthony and Tom Sparks, and a large experienced line. Schedule listed from Sept. 25 through Nov. 20 includes Randolph Macon Hampden Sydney Centre Guilford Western Maryland Bridgewater Sewanee Western Western? Washington U.
A Teen Baseball League for ages 15 to 18 is proposed after a citizens meeting. Dave Fahnestock, local sportscaster and Sport Center owner, is the new president and Maxing Patton acts as Secretary Treasurer. Four teams are planned with potential expansion if interest grows.
Portland, Ore. tops Berlin, N.H. 3 0 as Steve Chamberlain allows a single run and Butch Lindblad and Ken Walkington each collect three hits. Arlington Heights, Ill. downs Lyndhurst, N.J. 7 1 behind Paul Splittorff who gives up nine hits. Berlin and Lyndhurst are eliminated. both winners 1-1. Friday schedule features two winners’ bracket games.
University of New Mexico quarterback Stan Quintana set seven school records and four Western Athletic Conference marks during 1964. The Santa Fe native, listed at 174 pounds as a junior, was voted team MVP, earned conference all star honors, WAC back of the year, and earned All-America honorable mention.
Dodgers end three-game skid to reclaim first place as Lefebvre drives in four and Osteen cruises with seven innings of four-hit ball. Banks hits his 400th homer for the Cubs in a 5-3 win over St Louis while Detroit and Chicago White Sox win elsewhere.
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