Shenandoah Downs Race Entry and Results Snapshot
Shenandoah Downs reports entries and results for the sixth race a $1,300 two year olds claiming event with horses Sure Cold Native Market Givinnen Tolman Road and others listed with jockeys and weights. American Junior Bowling Congress notes 11 perfect games. Attendance 7614 handle 520533.
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American Junior Bowling Congress
Y.O
Cannon
Johnston
Givinnen
Tolman Road
Smokin Star
Grove
Doge Do Little
Hunt
Mary Ruth S
V.espinosa
Joanna’s
Darling
Cape
Fre’s Boy
Vasil
Hulme Wins Italian Grand Prix
New Zealand driver Denid Hulme, once written off, won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza to surge to fourth in the world championship standings. Graham Hill led the title race with 30 points after celebrating his 13th Grand Prix start. John Surtees hit a guard rail and forced Chris Amon off the track, while Andretti and Unser missed the race due to travel delays.
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Monza
Italy
Denid Hulme
New Zealand
Hag
Mario Andretti
Bobby Unser
Indianapolis
Ind
Redskins Rally Past Steelers in Weekend Exhibition
Washington Redskins beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 24 17 in Norfolk in a National League exhibition. Sonny Jurgensen started and passed for 211 yards with two Charley Taylor touchdowns including a 77 yard play nullified by a penalty. Washington improved to 3 3 while Pittsburgh dropped to 1 4.
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Norfolk
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Sonny Jurgenson
Charley Taylor
Gordon Named KC Manager
Joe Gordon a Hall of Fame second baseman and former Angels instructor was named manager of the Kansas City Royals expansion club. He has prior major league managerial experience with Cleveland in 1958 1960 and Kansas City Athletics in 1961 before being firedby Finley.
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Kansas’ City
Joe Gordon
Callifornia Angels
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City
Gordon
Bobby Bragan
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Jimmy Dykes
Kansas City Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
Pitt Surges Past Washington 710 to 0 in Scoring Frenzy
Pitt-Compton connects on a 50 yard pass from Hoak for a first score. Washington answers with a 29 yard pass from Jurgensen to Taylor. Pitt adds a 15 yard run by Bleir and a 37 yard field goal by Shockley. Washington matches with a 27 yard pass from Wash Allen to Taylor and a 1 yard run. A late Gogolak FG makes the final tally 17 to 0. Venue not stated. Attendance 1,712.
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Pittsburgh
Don Hoak
Dick Compton
Washington
Pitt
Compton
Hoak
Shockley
Wash—Taylor
Jurgensen
Gogolak
Bleir
Wash—Allen
Wash
Casper Wins Hartford Open With Four Strong Rounds
Billy Casper captured the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club with rounds of 68 65 67 66 for a 266 18 under par and a $20 000 first prize. Bruce Crampton finished second at 269 after a 65 67 70 67, earning $12 000.
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Casper
Crampton
Wethersfield Country Club
Area Football Scores Across Local Schools
Handley 35 Martinsburg 7 Musselman 28 Hancock 7 Waynesboro Pa 27 S Her...
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Handley
Martinsburg
Musselman
Hancock
Waynesboro
S. Hagerse Town
Handley defeats Martinsburg 35 to 7 in high school clash
Handleyruns a power game to overpower Martinsburg 35 7 as Conley and Hinkle score on multiple drives. Martinsburg answers briefly with an eight yard pass from Rogers to Talbott but Handley pulls away late with a 13 yard run by Hinkle and a 3 yard score by Barracker.
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Danny Conley
Handley
Steve Talbott
Bulldogs
Hilltoppers
Conley
Setzer
Hinkle
Barracker
Rogers
Martinsburg
Bob Catron
Ned Burke
Steve Twifford
Eddie Erwin
Eddie
Monte Hinkle
Dave Rogers
Yarish
Dave Burke
Ronnie Partlowe
Monte Hink
Eddie Bressoud Coaches DeAnya JC Baseball
Eddie Bressoud, who finished his major league career with the St. Louis Cardinals last year, serves as the baseball coach at DeAnya Junior College in California.
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Eddie Bressoud
St. Louis Cardinals
DeAnya Junior College
California
Arklawin Seeks Sixth Straight Victory at Shenandoah Downs
Arklawin, trained by Robert Krause, aims for his sixth consecutive win in the 6 furlong Springbrook purse at Shenandoah Downs against six sprinters led by Antidote Top Shelf and ex-stakes competitor Blue Jay. Post time is 7 1 at Shenandoah Downs.
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Charles
Vas
Robert Krouse
Arklawin
Shenandoah Downs
Springbrook
Allowance Company
Krause
Shenandoah
Balaklava II
Antidote
Top Shelf
Blue Jay
Hagerstown
Hough
Gardner Hurt In Gold Cup Boat Race
In Detroit on the Detroit River, Lt. Col. Warner Gardner a 52 year old Bay City Michigan resident and top powerboat racer was critically injured as his 30 foot speed boat crashed broke apart and sank after becoming airborne during the Gold Cup race. Rival Bill Schumacher of Seattle appeared to assist but a Coast Guard helicopter arrived to rescue the unconscious driver.
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Detroit
Warner Gardner
Air Force
Gardner
Bay City
Mich
Bill Schumacher
Seattle
Coast Guard
Colts Edge Cowboys 16 10 in Exhibition Clash
Baltimore's Johnny Unitas launched an 84 yard touchdown to John Mackey as the Colts held off Dallas 16-10 in a high profile NFL preseason game. Bart Starr guided Green Bay past Cleveland 31-9 while Philadelphia surprised New York 21-7 and Washington beat Pittsburgh 24-17.
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Bart Starr
Cleveland
Meredith
Unitas
John Mackey
Baltimore
Starr
Jim Gracbowski
Packers
Browns
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Washington
Pittsburgh
New York Jets
Detroit
Miami
AFL
Atlantia
NFL
Oakland
Denver
Boston
Buffalo
Houston
Kansas City
Mackey
Petty Wins Capital City 300 at Richmond
Richard Petty led 216 of 300 laps to win the Capital City 300 at Richmond. He earned 2200 dollars after beating Ford pilot David Pearson by half a lap with Yarborough third and Allison fourth as Barker rounded out the top five in the Plymouth era race.
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Richmond
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Level Cross
N.C
P.T
Ford
David Pearson
Petty
Spartanburg
S.C
Pearson
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
Bobby Allison
Hueytown, Ala
Buddy Barker
Charlotte
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