Pirates Beat Giants Stay on Dodgers Heels in 11
Pirates win 6-1 in 11 innings to stay two games back of the Dodgers who crushed Philadelphia 6-1. Don Drysdale regained form with a five hit effort and Roberto Clemente and Bob Bailey homered for Pittsburgh as Willie Mays sparked a late Giants rally. Frank Robinson lifted Baltimore with a 46th homer and a two run double as Paul Blair fueled the Orioles’ offense. Illinois stars Dave Curry and Terry Thompson signed with Alabama after strong high school seasons.
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Bob Bailey
Frank Linzy
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Lou Johnson
Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
Orioles
Jim Fregost
Illinois
Alabama University
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University of Alabama
Dave Curry
Windsor
Ill
Terry Thompson
Ridgway
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Hayden Riley
Alabama
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Winchester NRA smallbore match set for October 15
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club hosts an NRA approved outdoor prone smallbore match on October 15 with four firing matches at 50 yards 50 meters and 100 yards. Registration by October 9 costs $1 plus $1.25 per match and a $7 package. post registration may add $1. Directions provided from Rt. 50 East to the range.
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Rt. 50
Armory
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Baseball standings and results from Monday and upcoming games
AP recap shows teams with records and pending matchups. Pittsburgh led the NL with 87 wins, San Francisco 87? no, but cites results Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 6-1 in a nine inning game. New York beat Houston 1-0 in ten innings. Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia 6-1. Upcoming: Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Atlanta New York at Houston Philadelphia at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Baltimore defeated California 11-9.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Events This Week
Tonight and the coming days feature horse racing at Shenandoah Downs and a crowded slate of high school, junior varsity, college, and pro football plus stock car racing at Winchester Speedway. Notable matchups include George Mason at James Wood, Fauquier at Clarke County, Fort Hill at Martinsburg, and Wake Forest at Maryland with multiple Shrine Game and college events listed.
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James Wood
Warren County
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Handley
Winchester Speedway
George Mason
Fauquier
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Martinsburg
Musselman
Shepherdstown
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Keyser
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VPI
Chamberlain Wins 25 Lap Feature at Hagerstown
Gerald Chamberlain of Everett Pennsylvania held off two cautions and three red flags to win the 25 lap modified feature at Hagerstown Raceway. Leroy Felty finished second with Jack Deniston, Mert Stine, Don Davis, Johnny Gram, Bob Tester, Bob Marhefka, Ray Dovel, and Louie Newlin rounding the top finishers.
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Hagerstown
Gerald Chamberlain
Hagerstown Raceway
Everett, Pa
Louie Newland
Chuck Brannon
Johnny Gram
Chamberlain
Mert Stine
Rick Schmelgan
Don Davis
Ray Dovel
Leroy Felty
Jack Deniston
Bob Tester
Bob Marhefka
Louie Newlin
Bowling League Scores and Highs for September 16 1966
Forrest Hills won the league with top teams including Chapman Motor Shenandoah Denny's Ave and Zuckerman Co. Shenandoah Downs led the high team game at 733 while Continental Homes topped the team series with 317.
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Bowling League Standings and Scores Report
High Team Game Ellis Shop Center 756. High Team Series F M Bank 177. Shenandoah Downs 3 Zucker man 1 Lorraine Sealock 483 Shasta Garrison 188 477. Peoples Cleaners 3 Funkhous er Texaco 1 Margie Beavers 147 413 Mary Hook 169 445. Continental Homes 0 Chapman Motor 4 Connie Baker 180 149 Betty O Dell 206 516. G A A 4 National Fruit 0 Hilma Lillis 163 435 Wanda Gil mer 175 452. Denny s Auction 4 Wise Ole Owl Sport Shop 0 Liz Butts 172 475 Ruth Kline 181 417. LEAGUE QUEEN PIN CURRENT STANDINGS WON LOST 1 Ellis Shop Cen 80 2 F M Banks 1 3 Crown Cork Seal 6 2 4 Peoples Cleaners 5 3 5 Tean No 4 5 8 Apprentices 4 No Marks 0 6 Valley Photo Center 5 3 Mary Manuel 113 343 Ruby Boyd 71 C &P Tele Co 26 160 467. 8 National Fruit 1 Patsies 4 Hopeless 0 Grace 9 Montgomery Ward 1 -7 Boettner 160 426 Betty Pars 10 Crazy Five Sirish 151 391
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Zuckerman
Lorraine Sealock
Shasta Garrison
Peoples Cleaners
Funkhouser Texaco
Margie Beavers
Mary Hook
Continental Homes
Chapman Motor
Connie Baker
Betty O'Dell
G.A.A
National Fruit
Hilma Lillis
Wanda Gilmer
Denny’s
Wise Ole Owl Sport Shop
Liz Butts
Ruth Kline
Ellis Shop
F, & M. Banks
Crown Cork & Seal
Tean No
Valley Photo Center
Mary Manuel
Ruby Boyd
Local Bowling Scores and High Games of September 1966
National Fruit lost 0 to Valley Photo Center 4 with Pat Swisher and Pat Brant posting 147 417 and 148 449. C P Telephone 1 Crown Cork 3 with Juanita Whitacre 174 476 Norma Longerbeam 161 428. F M Bank 4 Crazy Five 0 led by Peggy Cleveland 197 468 Mary Hook 146 409. Montgomery Ward 0 Ellis Shopping Center 4 Juanita Shrad er 137 398 Mae Brown 169 454. Peoples Cleaners 2 Team No 4 2 with Emily Thomas 175 510 Barbara Boswell 178 462. High Team Game No Mar 851 and High Team Series No Mar 1515 on Sep 19 1966.
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National Fruit
Valley Photo Center
Pat Swisher
Pat Brant
C & P Telephone Co
Crown Cork & Seal
Juanita Whitacre
Norma Longerbeam
F & M Bank
Crazy Five
Peggy Cleveland
Mary Hook
Montgomery Ward
Ellis Shopping Center
Juanita Shrader
Mae Brown
Peoples Cleaners
Team No
Emily Thomas
Barbara Boswell
Tri-State Futurity at Shenandoah Downs Sept 24
Governor Hulett C. Smith will present a trophy to the winning owner after the fifth Tri-State Futurity at Shenandoah Downs on September 24. The event tops $22,000 in purse money, the richest futurity in American racing, with a sterling silver coffee service for the winner’s owner and a sterling Revere bowl for the breeder.
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West Virginia
Shenandoah Downs
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Tri-State
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