Noted Football Official Guest of Local Jaycees
Intercollegiate Football Officials will bring a broader view of the game. Mr. Roper's years of experience will be shared with human interest stories about his favorite subject football at the Lee Jackson Reserve.
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Fan Wins $20,478.20 in Shenandoah Downs double dead heats
Jockeys timed both double races to a tie, with first race dead heat between After Midnight and Pat and second between Dandy Dip and aye's Doll. Payouts ranged from $4.80 to $35.20 as 2160 fans cashed bets. a lone fan hit 2-2-7-3 for the night’s top prize.
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Mets set New York National League attendance record
The New York Mets reached a season total of 1,815,049 paid admissions, setting a New York National League attendance record on Tuesday.
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Standings Five by the Associated Press
The AP standings show Tuesday results with Chicago defeating Philadelphia 7 to 2 and New York 3, Cincinnati 2. Other scores include Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 1 and Houston 4, St. Louis 3 with San Francisco 6, Los Angeles 0.
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Four Virginia players switch positions at start of drills
The Virginia Cavaliers reshuffle four players to new positions to strengthen the first unit. Donald Parker moves from defensive end to tackle while Laurie Croft returns at end after academic eligibility, and Tony Popeck and John Naponick switch between tackle middle guard positions on offense and defense. Seemuller and Probst retire, leaving 58 players at day one drills.
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Touch Football League Opener Moved to Tuesday September 13
The Winchester Frederick County Touch Football League opener is moved from Monday to Tuesday September 13 due to officials' availability. The four teams are Lamar Sloan Ford J W Arthur Insurance Commercial and Savings Banks and the Winchester Evening Star. Coaches include Bob Weidenkopf Eddie Farmer and Jimmy Goode.
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Jones wins fifth annual Negro Veterans Golf Tournament
Bill Jones of Cleveland fired a two under par 70 to capture the fifth annual Negro Veterans Golf Tournament in Bolton Ontario.
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Labor Day Mixed Scotch Foursome and Golf Roundup
The Labor Day Mixed Scotch Foursome crowned Jane Gregory and Jack Ritter with a 80-10 score and featured multiple pairings led by Ruby Boyd and Kitty Perry Ken Elander in a wide field. The Mens Presidents and Vice Presidents Tournaments progressed toward finals with notable match results and upcoming pairings while regional club events and league stats cap the report.
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Clarke County Little League Season Opens Sept 10
Clarke County Recreation launches fall program with 150 boys ages 8 to 10.5 in two Little League Touch Football leagues. Last year had four minor and five major teams. Jets beat All-Stars 52 to 7 in Thanksgiving contest. Registration begins with eight-game schedule, valg eligibility eight to 12 by Nov 1.
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Bowling Leagues Announce Fall Season Start Dates
The Tuesday Night B League begins September 13 at 6 45 p m with openings for a few teams and individuals. Other leagues including Tuesdays and Thursdays Housewives and Ladies Commercial start September 6 8 and 7 9 respectively with contact numbers for enrollment. A meeting September 12 at 4 p m invites girls 13 18 for Winter League bowling.
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Athletics Field 24 Players in Loss to California
The Kansas City Athletics used a record 24 players in a nine inning game but lost 4-3 to the California Angels. Joe Adcock homered and Jimmy Piersall drove in two in the first inning while Fred Newman struggled, and Clyde Wright and Bob Lee held KC scoreless thereafter.
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Giants Beat Dodgers and Braves Rally for Wins
Ray Sadecki pitched a four hit shutout as the Giants beat the Dodgers 6-0, boosting their grip on second place behind the Pirates. Meanwhile, Hank Aaron’s 33rd homer powered Atlanta past Pittsburgh 4-1 as Torre’s clutch blast altered the Pirates’ strategy in the eighth.
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