Bowling Round-up Opens 1962 63 Season for Girls Leagues
The Health Center Lanes hosted the opening of the 1962 63 season for girls 12 and under. American and National Leagues posted strong scores with team names to be assigned soon. Notable performances included Gail Yost 121, Linda Kiger 117, and Kaye Adams 107 as Team No. 4 led a 508 game in a two win start.
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Cre Ee Cers
Teem No
Linda
Faye Adams
Barbara Butler
Phyllis McKee
Susie Sullivan
Janet Creswell
Karla McCall
Suria Sullivan
Jerry Baker
Charlene Cowley
Becky Cather
Louise Baker
Barbara Flowers
Lisa Pine
Lindsay Flowers
Nittinger Wins Feature Race at Local Speedway
Nittinger of Jefferson Maryland won the 25 lap modified sportsman feature at Winchester after passing Smokey Stover on the second turn when Stover spun entering lap 25. Stover finished second and Clem Lamaster third. Doug Bailey, Charlie Beeler, and Fred Fitzgerald followed in that order. A start pileup caused a restart and left starter Charlie Armel with a cut hand. Lynford Conner lost a wheel and Conner and Earl Moran exited after a chain reaction crash.
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Red Nittinger
Winchester Ay
Smokey Stover
Nittinger
Jefferson, Md
Stover
Clem Lamaster
Doug Bailey
Charlie Beeler
Fred Fitzgerald
Charie Armel
Lynford Conner
Conner
Earl Moran
Sprint heat winners named in local track meet
The fourth heat was won by Bill Nally, the third by Beeler, the second by Alf Grinnan and the first by Bailey in a local track meet.
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Bill Nally
Beeler
Alf Grinnan
Bailey
Redskins and Rams Win Two Games to Share Lead
In Winchester Football Little League action at Handley Bowl the Rams crushed the Colts 25-0. Moore led the victory with two TDs a 27 yard pass and major yardage. Alkire added the final Ram TD. The Redskins then shut out the Eagles 25-0 to join the Rams atop the standings with Kern scoring twice.
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Winchester
Colts
Moore
Ram
Redskins Surprise Browns By 17 16
AP reports the Redskins edged the Browns 17 to 16 in a tense matchup. The win defies expectations as Washington maintains a late push in the season.
Aussies Get Help From Tennis Star In America's Cup
Australia seeks a comeback in the 18th America's Cup challenge as Gretel trails Weatherly 3-1. Adrian Quist, famed Davis Cup winner, offers bold guidance while Gretel wins a thriller in race two and prepares for the next 24 mile course.
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R.I
Australia
Adrian Quist
Quist
John Bromwich
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Gretel
Weatherly
Early TDs Highlight Cowley Aikens and Kern Scoring
Cowley opened with a 55 yard Skin TD on the second play of the game. Aikens capped a 46 yard drive with a five yard scoring run in the first period. Kern added a 32 yard run for his first TD in the second quarter.
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Ridan Favored Today in Woodward Stakes Contenders
Ridan heads an 11 3-year-olds field for the Discovery at 11⁄4 miles with 127 pounds. Kelso leads older stars toward the $100,000 Woodward at the Big A, while Cicada dominates the filly division after a dominant Beldame score. Other top horses include Greek Money, Decidedly, Black Beard, Beau Purple, and Ambropoise in strong form at Atlantic City and California tracks.
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Ridan
Chicago
Aqueduct
New York
J.G.W. Stable
Brandywine Stable
el Peco Ranch
Darby Dan Fram
Hobeau Farm
Beau Purple
Fred W. Hooper
Crozier
Preston Madden
T.V. Lark
Robert Lehman
R. L. Dotter
Q.A.S. McKean
Meadow Stable
Cicada
Ambropoise
Carry Back
Atlantic City
Melanie Farm
Hellenic Hero
Nicklaus Wins Open In Portland
Jack Nicklaus, a rookie season standout, captured the Portland Open at Columbia Edgewater CC with a 269 total to win by one stroke over George Bayer. Defending champion Billy Casper Jr. finished third at 272 as Nicklaus earned $63,319 on the PGA Tour and $50,000 in the World Series of Golf.
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Jack Nicklaus
Portland
Nicklaus
Ohio State University
Big George Bayer
Columbia- Edgewater Country Club
Bayer
Billy Casper Jr
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Weekend Play
Saturday results Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 9 New York 2 Los Angeles 4 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1 Houston 6 San Francisco 5 Sunday New York 5 Chicago 1 Minnesota 9 Baltimore 2 Detroit 3 Kansas City 1 Cleveland 11 Los Angeles 5 Boston Washington postponed rain. Today's games Kansas City Baltimore Tuesday schedules Los Angeles Detroit Chicago Boston Minnesota Cleveland Washington New York Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Houston No games Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Milwaukee St Louis San Francisco Houston Los Angeles
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Yankees Clinch Tie as Wills Sets Base Theft Mark
Maury Wills matched Ty Cobb’s single season stolen base record with 97 as the Dodgers and Giants jockeyed for pennants. The Yankees beat the White Sox 5-1 in 10 innings while Los Angeles and San Francisco kept their NL leads, and Frick weighed how to rank Wills’s feat.
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Redskins Rally To Edge Browns In Narrow NFL Clash
Washington quarterback Norman Shardahalled the Redskins to a 17 16 victory over Cleveland as Mitchell and Jackson sparked a late surge. The Browns, led by Paul Brown’s front office shakeup including Ernie Davis trade, had two last minute field goal blocks by Washington to seal the win. The win keeps Washington near the top of the Eastern Division standings while Cleveland drops further in a tight NFL season.
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College Scores From The Associated Press Load Week Results
The Associated Press reports a roundup of college football scores. Notable results include Utah defeating Colorado 37 to 21 and Alabama routing Georgia 35 to 0. Other high profiles include Nebraska 53 over South Dakota 0 and Washington State 49 over San Jose 8.
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Gainesboro Rebels Split Twinbill
The Gainesboro Rebels split a doubleheader yesterday at Gainesboro. They beat Lucketts 8 5 in the opener with Bud Luttrell collecting three hits including two homers, and Leroy Dehaven pitched a seven hit win. In the nightcap Upperville scored six in the fifth to win 10 6 in six innings, with Sonny Luttrell taking the loss.
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Sonny Luttrell
Rebels
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