Winchester Speedway Hare Division Ends In Tie For First
The last Hare point race at Winchester Speedway ends in a tie for first between Junior Crouse and Ralph Davis after each takes a 15 lap segment and finishes second in the other. The winner list features Blake Sowers and others, with Bud Armell winning the late model feature and press drivers praised for their daring. A public meeting set for September 23 at Lee Jackson Restaurant will discuss Hare Division plans for 1971.
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Winchester Speedway
Junior Crouse
Ralph Davis
Hare
Winchester
Junior Martin
Blake Sowers
Crouse
Davis
Martin
Roland Roberts
Buck Carpenter
Ron Devers
Haines
Paul Whitlock
Blake Cowgill
Carroll Whitacre
Buddy Armel
Armel
Dick Warrenfeltz
Warrenfeltz
Roger Tracy
Gary Moats
Red Nininger
Johnny Haberbach
Denny Bonebrake
Sam Nally
Maxie Cameron
Eddie Hartman
Benny Poole
Chuck Brannon
Tracy
Brannon
Devers
Sowers
Charlie Bailey
Bullett Bud Messner
Wcbg Radio
Chambersburg
Lloyd Foster
Hagerstown
Keith Lupton
Bullet Red Messer
WCRG
Lee Jackson
Hewitt Eliminated in Open Match Then Struck by Spectator
South Africa’s top pro Bob Hewitt lost to Joaquin Loyo-Mayo 6-2 3-6 6-3 at the Pacific Southwest Open in Los Angeles. Hewitt was knocked unconscious in the locker room by a 75-year-old spectator and admitted to St. Vincent’s Hospital for about two days with a slight concussion. The assailant, a long-time club member, was not charged. The match saw Hewitt reproved for language and delaying tactics, with tensions rising after Hewitt sought the names of linesmen. Other top players advanced in the event.
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Los Angeles
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Hewitt
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mexico
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Loyo-Mayo
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Football and Races
The schedule lists Shenandoah Downs racing at 7 15 p m and multiple high school football games across Tuesday to Saturday featuring Handley James Wood Clarke County Loudoun Valley and others plus college football matchups including Virginia Duke and VMI West Virginia and more. Pro football notes Washington at Saint Louis conclude the list.
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Shenandoah Downs
R.E. Aylor
James Wood
Handley
W. Co. Taylor
Clarke County
FCJHS
Woodbridge
Aylor
Lane
William Monroe
Strasburg
Loudoun Valley
Warren County
Loudoun County
Charles Town
Luray
Elkton
Musselman
Sheperdstown
Berkeley Springs
Fort Hill
Martinsburg
Hancock
Boonesboro
Hedgesville
W. Va
North Hagerstown
Allegany
Defiance
Wilson
Turner Ashby
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Stuarts Draft
Riversheads
Broadway
Waynesboro
Buffalo Gap
Page County
Montevideo
Madison
Orange
Albemarle
Broad Run
George Mason
Bainbridge Naval Center
VMI
West Virginia
Cincinnati
William and Mary
Swanee
Hampden
Sydney
Carson-Newman
Emory
Henry
Towson
Frazier Foster Heavyweight Title Fight Set for Nov 18
Joe Frazier and Bob Foster prepare for a 15 round heavyweight title bout at Cobo Arena Detroit on November 18. Frazier will defend the title he won in 1969 as Foster seeks to add a second crown. Gate estimates surpass $500000 with TV rights pushing total near $2 million.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
Joe Frazier
King
Bob Foster
Frazier
Foster
Lou Handler
Twenty-first Century Promotions, Inc
Cobo Arena
Michigan
Chuck Davey
Cassius Clay
New York
Clay
Davey
Jerry Quarry
Handler
Vacation Valley
Poconos
Pennsylvania
Buckeyes Hold No 1 Spot. Texas Narrows Gap In AP Poll
Ohio State remains the top major college football team with 14 first place votes and 645 points. Texas climbs closer after a 56-15 opener win, drawing 16 first place votes and narrowing the lead. Stanford moves to third, Penn State to fourth, and Mississippi to fifth as Notre Dame and USC adjust in the Top Ten.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Texas Longhorns
Texas
California
Stanford
San Jose State
Penn State
Navy
Mississippi
Memphis State
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Nebraska
Missouri
Michigan
Ouston
Arkansas
Florida
Oklahoma
UCLA
West Virginia
Tennessee
Colorado
Georgia Tech Air Force
Unrest at Syracuse over football discrimination charges
Syracuse and the State Division of Human Rights planned talks with Floyd Ben Schwartzwalder and others after eight black players were suspended. Mangum urged reinstatement in a telegram as Syracuse, minus the players, lost to Houston 42 15. A trustee faculty student review panel was announced to examine allegations.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Floyd
Ben’ Schwartzwalder
State Division of Human Rights
Orange
Robert J. Mangum
Houston
Astrodome
University of Houston
Mangum
John E. Corbally Jr
Schwartzwalder
Colts face Chiefs sans Matte and Mitchell in Monday game
Baltimore faces Super Bowl champion Kansas City without running back Tom Matte and tight end Tom Mitchell. Matte tore a knee muscle in the opener against San Diego. Mitchell sprained his ankle and may miss two weeks. Havrilak could start at QB with Bulaich and Hill as blockers while Mackey recovers.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Kansas City Chiefs
Tom Matte
Tom Mitchell
Matte
San Diego
Mitchell
John Mackey
Chiefs
Eddie Block
Don McCafferty
Sam Havrilak
McCafferty
Norm Bulaich
Jerry Hill
Mackey
Ray Perkins
Bulaich
Hill
Perkins
Big Three Scoring Leads Team Totals
Dixon led with 32 points while Lyons added 24 and Barton, P Campbell, and West contributed 24, 21, and 18 respectively. Garther and Pendleton had 18 each, with Combs 16 and Burns 12 through to Elliott and Washington at six, and others including Nichols and Presgraves.
Vikings Beat Chiefs 27-10 as Osborn Autographs
Dave Osborn of the Minnesota Vikings and Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs signed autographs in a Minneapolis store. Dawson praised Osborn while noting his own book event. Osborn scored a touchdown in the Vikings 27 10 victory over the Chiefs.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Dave Osborn
Minnesota Vikings
Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
Minneapolis
Dawson
Osborn
Vikings
Chiefs
Major League Standings By the Associated Press
Baseball standings and schedules from the Associated Press covering American and National League games. Teams mentioned include Milwaukee Chicago New York Cleveland Boston Oakland Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis San Diego Atlanta Houston Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles with results and upcoming twi night and Wednesday games.
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Associated Press
California
Bradley
Milwaukee
Pattin
Kansas City
Drago
Fitzmorris
Chicago
Wynne
Magnuson
Detroit
Reed
Baltimore
Phoenox
Washington
Bosman
New York
Stottlemyre
Cleveland
McDowell
Boston
Peters
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Oakland
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Anges
Montreal
Wegener
Stoneman
Pittsburgh
Ellis
Veale
Hands
St. Louis
Gibson
San Diego
Corkins
Atlanta
Nash
Billingham
Nolan
Bryant
Los Angeles
Foster
Philadelphia
San Fran
Wash
Katz
Zepp
Dobson
Ww. L. Pet
Philaphia
Los
Angeles San Fran
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Mike Graves
WEFG
Eddie Payne
WHPL
John Luce
WXVA
Australia
Roger Taylor
Jim Connors
Santa Monica
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Roy Emerson
Arthur Ashe
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Pauncho Segura
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Pancho Gonzales
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Belvedere
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
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Stan Smith
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Alan Stone
Andres Gimeno
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Ismael el Shafei
Egypt
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Jeans Treasure
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Cross Fighter
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Twitum
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Welcome Elbie
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F.W. Kratz
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Depaio
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Canadian Tudor
Lucy Fowler
D.D. Smith
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Espinosa
Jeb Star
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Loudoun St
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