Deniston Captures Sixth Winchester Modified Feature
Arlington driver Jack Deniston won his sixth 25 lap modified feature at Winchester Speedway after overtaking Louie Newland on lap 20. Newland finished second in a 427 Chevy with Gerald Chamberlain edging Ray Dovel for third. Ray Fanning of Baltimore set a new 20 lap record in the non stop semi late feature, clocking 6.56 for his tenth win. There were two early fires and a light pole impact before the night began, aided by fast track conditions from midweek rain.
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Winchester Speedway
Jack Deniston
Arlington
Louie Newland
Woodstock
Deniston
Newland
Gerald Chamberlain
Everett
Ray Dovel
Elkton
Chamberlain
Dovel
Chuck Brannon
Red Nininger
Ray Fanning
Baltimore
Fanning
Buster Turner
Buddy Armel
Shorty Bowers
Hagerstown
Junior Feathers
Kenny Catlett
Clinton McAllister
Bob Gray
Buddy Hopkins
Showers
State Scholastic Scores
State scholastic scores list Virginia Grundy T C Williams Groveton West Springfield St Stephen s Princess Anne First Colonial Fork Union Military Frederick Military Hargrave Military Flint Hill Collegiate Randolph Macon Academy Christchurch York Academy Norton Powell Valley William Campbell Dan River Mets Visit Hospitals Mets and a National League umpire toured metropolitan area hospital wards. Yogi Berra Ron Swoboda Jack Fisher Johnny Lewis Ed Kranepool and umpire Tom Gorman joined patient visits across 12 hospitals.
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New York
New York Mets
Yogi Berra
Ron Swoboda
Jack Fisher
Johnny Lewis
Ed Kranepool
Tom Gorman
Wahoos Topple Wake Forest in ACC Start
Virginia roars to a 24-10 ACC victory over Wake Forest led by quarterback Bob Davis and halfback Frank Quayle. The win boosts Virginia toward a second straight ACC clash at Clemson as Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, and NC State suffer mixed results across a turbulent 1966 opening weekend.
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Wendell Coleman
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LSU
Bobby Bryant
Mike Fair
Carolina
UNC
Danny Talbott
Tom Harp
Bob Matheson
Glenn Newman
Lou Saban
Pittsburgh
N.C
Davidson Bids for Title
Charles Town racing notes Jesse Davidson, once out of contention with a concussion, surges back at Shenandoah Downs. The 1965 National Riding Champion won 9 races last week to reach 30 for the meet, narrowing the gap to leader Dean Johnston as Johnston handles 192 mounts.
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Shenandoah
Davidson
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Michael O’rourke
Kentucky
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Area Scores Report Card for College Football Rivalries
Area college games show Ferrum J.C. 34 over Shenandoah 6 and Fairmont 45 over Shepherd 7. William and Mary 7 tied with East Carolina 7 while Virginia 24 beat Wake Forest 10. Penn State 15 edged Maryland 7. Tulane 13 over VPI 0. VMI 14 defeated Villanova 13. Dayton 23 beat Richmond 0. Waynesboro Pa 39 and Frederick Md 26 outcomes listed.
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Richmond
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Frederick
Rain Delays Dodgers as Phillies Gain On NL Leaders
Philadelphia's Larry Jackson pitched a 4-0 shutout of the Dodgers before a seven minute rain delay at Dodger Stadium. Jackson improved to 15-14 with the win, while Claude Osteen was knocked out after three runs in the third inning. Pirates beat Giants 3-1 as Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski produced key runs, Rangers, and others noted in NL and AL action.
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