Ten Pin Cotta Scores and Bowling Standings Across Leagues
Racing experts recall Buckpasser's peak in the 1966 Flamingo with a win over Abe's Hope after a late surge. The bowling page lists high team games and series for Plumly Plum Liners Coca Cola Unpredictables and others, with top individual scores and eligible teams across multiple lanes and clubs.
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Buckpasser
Abe
Air Force Academy Pursues 1967 Football Squad
The Air Force Academy lists a 1967 football squad of 43 players, detailing the roster count and indicating a formative season for the service academy program.
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The
Air Force Academy
Baseball standings and results from Monday and Wednesday
Major League results show Baltimore and New York tied 2 2 after 10 innings. Boston defeated Detroit 6 5 in 10 innings. Chicago beat California 3 2. California later hosted Chicago in a schedule. Monday scores include St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 and New York 7 Los Angeles 2. Cincinnati 4 Atlanta 0 and Houston 14 Pittsburgh 4.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Dallas
Washington
New Orleans
Pittsburgh New York
Cleveland
Green Bay
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Reen
Philiphie
Three-Way Tie in AL Race as Sox Tigers Twins Lead
In a tense AL pennant chase Boston defeats Detroit 6-5 on Dalton Jones’s 10th inning homer. Minnesota edges Kansas City 2-0 on Jim Kaat’s 10 inning six hit outing. California shocks Chicago 3-2 to join the leaders, Reichardt’s ninth inning RBI wastes Sox’s grip, while Baltimore blanks the Yankees 2-0. In the NL, St Louis clinches with a 5-1 win over Philadelphia as Houston shellacs Pittsburgh 14-4 and Cincinnati beats Atlanta 4-0. Mets top Los Angeles 7-2.
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Deltona
Spy Bird
LeMaster
Baker
Sonic Jet
Smarl
Bunny Tale
Helen
Wee Thistle
Prince Pavol Anirav
Breeden
M. Espinosa
Vasil
Cindy’s Pet
Riston
Dana’s Delight
Harner
Peggy Ann S
Howard
Dolly
Ricotta
Reynolds
Boss E. Dee
William Joe
Cannon
Roman Lighting
Horner
Ducolay
Fitzgerald
Kagnew
Small
LaPlatita
Sally’s
Fitz’d
Tybalt
Marinaccio
Wim-Cliff
Lady Louise
Gustines
Denni
Burnley Girl
Johnston
Sunshine Pixie
Easton
Big Ham
Bath County
Tillie Dell
Thorton
Alroyalda
Cape
Mr. Sir
Flighty Lass
Oceanbeam
Ann Dorton
Hedge
Red Fan
Tudor Rock
Banditman
Wise Sam
Daddy Cool
Loughry
Jokester
Celtic Bess
Jabal Red
Davidson
Walnut
Addesa
Gino
Master Gus
V. Espinosa
Paul
V. Esp’sa
Dennie
Dr.s Choice
E.E. Henderson
M.M
Mendelson
W. L
G.B
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
San Francisco
Minnesota
Chicago
Cincinnati
California
Philadelphia
Tiporide
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Atlanta
Tocaro Oates
Comer
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Vivette
New York
Houston
Kansas City
Double Fire
Dinka
Little Pete
Dick Coach
Associated Press
Jones Boy
Jim Dandy
Red Sox
Dalton Jones
Twins
Jim Kaat
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Rick Reichardt
Rbi
Anaheim
White Sox
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Jones
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Frank Robinson
Fred Lasher
Norm Cash
Jim Northrup
Eight Sprinters in Feature at Charles Town
Eight sprinters contest a four and a half furlong allowance dash for 3 and 4-year olds at Charles Town led by Manuel Mendelson's Dr. s Choice and Earle Henderson's Jabal Red. The field includes My Dear Friend, Garloo, Wise Sam, Tudor Rock, Daddy Cool, and Poor Paul with Garloo and Tudor Rock viewed as main threats after recent wins.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Manuel M. Mendelson
Dr.’s Choice
E. Earle Henderson
Jabal Red
Dr. Eugene J
Timonium
Jesse Davidson
Earle B. Cunningham
My Dear Friend
William R. Harris
Garloo
Albert J. LaCoste
Wise Sam
John C
Tudor Rock
Hagerstown
Daddy Cool
Larry Loughry
Emmanuel Addesa
Nininger Wins Final 25-Lap Modified Feature at Winchester
Nininger nipped Chamberlain by a half-car length to win the 25-lap final for upper modifieds at Winchester Speedway Friday. It clinched the modified season championship for the Jefferson, Maryland veteran driving a Chevrolet powered by Duncan Brothers Tire. He survived four cautions after taking the lead on lap four, beating Chamberlain who finished second. Don Davis, George Weaver, and others followed.
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Red Nininger
Gerald Amberlain
Uper
Winchester Speedway
Jefferson
Nininger
Duncan Brothers Tire Company
Winchester
Ray Dover
Northern Virginia
Buddy Armel
Chamberlain
Army Surges to 14 13 Victory Over SMU in New York
The lone meeting of Army and Southern Methodist ends with Army edging SMU 14 to 13 in New York in 1928.
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Army
Southern Methodist
New York
Nicklaus to headline Virginia exhibition at Golden Horseshoe
At Williamsburg, Jack Nicklaus brings his top form for a Tuesday exhibition with Mason Rudolph and Virginia players Sam Wallace and Vinny Giles. Host George Tinsley notes Nicklaus may shoot around 73 on the par 71 layout, stressing shot making over power and predicting Rudolph as a sleeper in the foursome.
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Williamsburg
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Horseshow
George Tinsley
Nicklaus
Virginia
Mason Rudolph
Sam Wallace
Vinny Giles
Lynchburg
Wallace
Giles
Rudolph
Tinsley
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S & H White Castle
Gil Ellerby
Zuckerman
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H. W. Ebert
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Laurie Sirbaugh
Strasburg American Legion
Floyd Jenkins
Montgomery Wards
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Forrest Hills
Coca Cola
Chapman Motor
Betty O’dell
Zuckerman Co
Betty Williams
Alice Shaver
National Fruit
Barb DeGarmo
G.A.A. D
Hilma Lillis
Shenandoah Downs
Mae Brown
Burger Chef
Betty Parkinson
Funkhouser Texaco
Dot Starnes
Peoples Cleaners
Eleanora Christianson
Denny’s Auction
Jenny Hodson
Snow White
G. W. Motors
Mary Hodgson
Garber’s
Ann Drummond
White Palace
Liz Butte
Dale’s Groce
Jenning _ Spurs
Continental Homes
Pat Taylor
Mike’s Service Center
Louise Quigley
Buckley -Sages
Jane Alger
Village Beauty Center
Connie Ellis
Good Intentions
Emma Henessy
Snow White Grill
Ruth Kline
Winchester Mobile Homes
Good Sports
Carolyn Hott
Sharon Unger
Julian Marple
All Felice
Gil Hays
Kenneth F. Lineburg
Don Byrnes
Allen Lineburg
Elwood Anderson
Lady Brunswick
White Castle
Don’t Homes
Cork & Seal
Amer, Legion
Buick
Southern States
Dale
Mob. Homes
Montgomery Wards Village
W. Palace Sanitary Dairy Garber’s
Zuckerman’s
Funkhouser Zuckerman Co. Peoples Burger Chef
A.A
Devils Angels
Untouchables
Gutters
Jarman
Jarman's
Royal Hi-Man
Michael P.G
Casey
Ann
Double Bay
Goldie
Melissa
C. F. Gardner
J.E. Buchner
America
Monda
Minneston
Yaz
Jim Catfish Hunter
Central Defense
Central High
Strasburg High
Woodstock
Steve
Sey
Hone
Edcar
Allison Winchester
Miller’s Auto
Investor
Bruce Secrist
Don Martin
Miller’s. Brisco Ginn
Investor's
Eugene Funkhouser
Ken Pitta
Evan Creswell
Hertz
Micky McDonald
Ted Hepner
Doug Sirbaugh
Francis Hudson
Crisman Cleaners
Sonny Crisman
Buncutter Tire
Frank Cooper
Harold Pugh
Robert Rinker
Gerald Jenkins
Dr. James Health Club
Ed Clevenger
Pete Stipe
All-State Insurance
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Red Buckner
S & H Green Stamps
Henry T. Goode and Sons
Louise Armstrong
Pearl Ebert
Jean Jennings
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Holiday Inn East
Dougie Brumback
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F & M Bank
Nuts
Julie Snyder
Rebels
Polly Williams
Allegheny Freight Lines
Lamar Sloan Ford
Katherine Hartfield
Odie Whittington
Firestone Stores
Phyliss Kiracofe
Clearbrook Woolen
Gregory’s Inc
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Gerald Barger
Eugene Staton
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Russ Luttrell
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Paul’s TV
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Richard Clem
Bell Clothes
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Bells
S & S Green Stamps
Bob Wheeler
Larry Clark
Henkel -Harris
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Newlin
Elmer Rudy
Jackie Deniston
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Dick Warrenfeltz
Charlie Johnson
Fair‘play
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Sam Nalley
John Haberback
Marvin Isanogle
Bob Armel
Dale Miller
Charlie Miller
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Winchester Pilot
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