Carpers Valley Golf Club Labor Day Weekend Highlights
Action at Bogey with H Adkins E Speakman and Father Eric posting low nets of 75. Scotch Foursome tied for first with Dunn Crisman and Adkins Cochran claiming second. low net 65. Donnie Oates lobbed a ball off a tree onto his car and later made an eagle on hole 12. B Louthan posted 94, leading to improved play. Robindale Country Club visited from Brandywine Md. Carpers Valley won 191 to 4 in a rain-soaked match. Custer Trophy rounds proceed to Sept 19 as Club Championship qualifiers.
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Donnie Oates
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Robindale Country Club
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Jets rookie Namath undergoes draft physical in New York
Joe Namath, Jets rookie quarterback with a $400 000 contract, had surgery last January to remove knee cartilage and today completed his draft physical in New York.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
Bruhn Leads Badgers To Most Big Ten Wins
Madison Wis AP Milt Bruhn in nine seasons has steered Wisconsin to more Big Ten victories than any other Badgers coach. His overall league record stands 31 28 4.
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Twins Need Only 6 for Clincher
The Minnesota Twins kept their pennant chances alive by a 7-5 win over Kansas City, needing six combines of their victories or Baltimore losses to clinch. Boog Powell and the Orioles won 3-2, while other AL results included the Yankees beating Washington 5-3 and Cleveland topping Boston 8-4.
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Wolverines Eye Perfect Edge in Southern Clash
The University of Michigan Wolverines prepare to visit Kenan Stadium to face North Carolina in a history rich streak against Southern opponents. UNC’s backfield features Danny Talbott Max Chapman Tom Lampman and Bob Hume as 40 000 fans expected.
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Hugh Fullerton Jr dies AP sports writer at 61
Hugh S. Fullerton Jr a long time AP sports writer died at 61 after an embolism while on vacation at Nag's Head North Carolina. He was rushed to Albemarle General Hospital in Elizabeth City where surgery was performed and he died at 1 pm His home was in Englewood New Jersey.
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Associated Press
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Sugar Ray Robinson Knocks Out Henderson in Norfolk Return
Ex champion Sugar Ray Robinson defeated Bill Henderson by knockout in the second round at the Norfolk Arena. Henderson weighed 164 to Robinson's 162 and was ruled a no contest after referee Jackie Levinson was disgusted by the performance. Henderson was suspended pending a hearing, with Robinson noting Henderson appeared scared in pre fight instructions.
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Oliva Leaves Bench with Minor Injury in Twins Win
Tony Oliva left Minnesota's 7-5 victory over Kansas City with a pulled muscle behind his right knee. He had just beat out an infield hit and drove in his 96th run, lifting his average to .318 as the Twins stretched their lead in the pennant race.
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Linzy Shuts Down Astros for 3-2 Giants Triumph
Frank Linzy earned his sixth straight win by relieving in the eighth with bases loaded and two tied. Willie McCovey delivered the game winning hit in the ninth as the Giants defeated the Houston Astros 3-2. Willie Mays set up the early run and contributed to the late rally in a pivotal NL pennant push.
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Bowling Scores From Northside Lanes and More Victories
Multiple league matches reported with high scores: Bruce Taylor 600 for Northside Lanes Open Hearth, Bob Boy ens 512, Ron Haines 527 for Winchester, Dale Spuis 531 for Mobile Homes, Jim Morton 525 and Allen Kibler ? 525 for Perry Engineering, George Bishop 531 for losers, Chip Smallwood 446 for Washington Post, Harold Dawson 477 for losers. Fiats beat S and H White Castle 3-1 with Jean Hovermale 465 and Ruth Kline 488. Schrafft’s top team beat National Fruit 3-1, Funkhouser's Texaco beat Skyrockets 3-1 with Gary Miller 474, Betty McKee 539 and 222. Valley Photo Center defeated Shenandoah Downs 3-1, Lorraine Sealock 537 and Betty McKee 539. Crown Cork and Seal League: Strikers 4-0 over Hookers, Doug Kerns 522. The Spares won over the ...
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Mary Carter
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Gordon Lang
Perry Engineering
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Jim Morton
Allen Kibler
George Bishop
Chip Smallwood
Washington Post
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H White Castle
Jean Hovermale
Ruth Kline
Schrafft
National Fruit Product Company
M. Brown
Ann Drummond
Funkhouser
Texaco
Valley Photo Center
Shenandoah Downs
Lorraine Sealock
Betty McKee
Betty
Doug Kerns
Loring Burkhart
Ten Pin Turkeys and Other Bowling Scores
In Shenandoah League action Ed Orndorff led the losers with 497 as the Ten Pin Ten Pin turkeys went 4 0 behind Virgil Stackman s 520. Earl Collins topped the Sidewinders with 488 while John Ewing s 494 led the losers. Joe Guess paced the Kingpins past the Pin Busters with 502 as Dick Barker had 498 for the losers. Danny Doyle s crew beat Willow Lawn Market 3 1 with Paul Dick s 534 and Bill Sirk s 517 for the losers. Clyde Melester led Renner Plumbing with 592 as Maynard Wilson paced losers with 537. Frank Cooper 506 helped Truck Suppliers roll over VFW Post 2123 while Vernon Clark added 494 for the veterans. Hemingway Transport defeated Ritz Contractors 3 1 behind Earl Sealock s 536 and Bill Walters 541 for the truck gang. Shenandoah Gas edged Floor Shop 3 1 led by R Lee while B McBride had 413 for the losers. Clarke County Lions toped Virginia Gentlemen as Dick Funk rolled 494 for the Lions with M O Brien leading losers at 451. American Beauty beat Ashworth Brothers 4 0 with Cookie Adams 456 and Vic McIntire 455 for Ashworth.
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Earl Collins
John Ewing
Joe Guess
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Danny Doyle
Willow Lawn Farm Market
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Clyde Melester
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V.F.W. Post
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Vernon Clark
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Shenandoah Gas
R. Lee
B. McBride
Virginia Gentlemen
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Dave Butts
Fred Gordon
Shenandoah Gas Company
Clarke County Lions
Dick Funk
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Ashworth Brothers
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Pro Football Openers Include Browns Redskins Tilt
The article previews multiple NFL season openers with the Browns facing the Redskins in Washington and the Colts meeting the Redskins in a home debut context, noting return of Charley Taylor for Cleveland and Unitas vs Tarkenton potential matchups along with other regional games and anticipated attendances.
Track War Nears Arbitration Pact Across Governing Bodies
Washington sources report NCAA and AAU edging toward binding arbitration over track jurisdiction. The Senate Commerce Committee presses plans to prod voluntary arbiter terms as NCAA accepts without conditions while AAU seeks exclusions. Chairman Magnusen led hearings after a year of boycotts and threats to bar athletes.
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Schwartzwalder’s near ace at Nottingham Knolls outing
Syracuse University coach Ben Schwartzwalder barely missed a hole in one on the 210 yard No 8 at Nottingham Knolls during a Varsity Club Outing Day. About 200 Orange grid fans would have collected a free drink on his return to the clubhouse.
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