Local Tennis Players Shine in 1966 Season at Civic League Courts
The City Recreation Department wraps a busy tennis year with daily lessons by Paul Hillyard Jr for 25 youths and 15 adults on select evenings. A local team of seven competed against Charles Town and Martinsburg, winning all matches, and the Winchester Parks and Recreation Tourney crowned several event winners across singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Recreation Department
Civic League
Paul Hillyard, Jr
Lynn Carpenter
Steve Buteler
Gordon Nelson
Bill Hickerson
Gordon Mcllwee
Mike Seward
Charles Town
Marstinsburg
Ust
Steve Butler
Kathy Scully
Kathy Perry
Gail Fenton
Rick Ross
Susie Laise
Jim Barnett
Recreation Board
Dieringer Triumphs at Martinsville
NASCAR faces protest over Fred Lorenzen's Martinsville 500 win as officials rule his car used an illegal gas tank. Darel Dieringer claims the first place title with a compact 1966 Mercury Comet after the inspection dispute. Bobby Allison finishes third in a 1966 Chevelle as lighter cars gain traction.
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Martinsville, Va
Martinsville Speedway
Fairlane
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing
Nascar
Darel Dieringer
Charlotte
N. C
Baseball Standings and Schedule from Associated Press
National League standings show Los Angeles 92 64 leads with .590, followed by Pittsburgh 90 67, San Francisco 88 68, Philadelphia 85 72, Atlanta 83 74, St. Louis 79 77, Cincinnati 74 80, Houston 68 88, New York 64 92, Chicago 58 99. Monday results include San Francisco 8 Atlanta 2 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 in 11 innings. Upcoming games list Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Atlanta, Houston at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Phila
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Angeles
Weekend Area Sports and Gridiron Schedule
Tonight and through Sunday a busy slate of horse racing at Shenandoah Downs and multiple high school football games across the region. Highlights include Bodie Grim Field and Sloan Ford matchups, plus Friday night Virginia and Maryland college games and a Sunday Pittsburgh at Washington tilt.
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Shenandoah Downs
Bodie Grim
Sloan Ford
C & S Bank
J. W. Arthur
Evening Star
Handley
James Wood
Lamar Sloan Ford
Winchester Speedway
Charles Town
Clarke County
Loudoun County
Warren County
Luray
Strasburg
Page County
Herndon
Fauquier
Lonaconing
Mosby
Loudoun Valley
Orange
George Mason
Stonewall
Broadway
Bedford
Bishop Walsh
Cumberland
North Hagerstown
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Maryland
Syracuse
West Virginia
Vpi
Richmond
Mississippi State Virginia
Duke
VMI
Boston College
William and Mary
Northside Lanes Friday Nite Pro League Standings
Current standings show Ritters Variety Store leading with 4 wins and 0 losses in High Team Series 2494. Teams Helps Comin and Renner's Rangers trail 3 1 while Virginia Gentlemen and Local Five sit at 1 3. Continental Homes leads Forrest Hills League with High Team Game 828 and High Team Series 2385.
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Ritters
National Fruit
Buck Robertson
Raymond Baker
Helps
Ken Mowery
Doug Good
Virginia Gentlemen
Local Five
Don Smith
Roger Jobe
Ritters Variety Store
Renner’s Rangers
George Garver
Tiny Jackson
Continental Homes
Five Ritters
Old Timers Renners Rangers
Bowling league scores and standings from a busy night
The page lists multiple bowling team results with high games and series, naming Cobras, Judges Plus One, and other squads plus individual scores. It also notes Wyoming football captains for the season, seniors Rick Egloff and Tom Frazier from Denver and Port Huron respectively.
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Wyoming
Rick Egloff
Denver
Tom Frazier
Port Huron
Mich
Pinbusters Mustangs
Colonels
Cobras Challengers
Gutters Dusters
Grum Wins Hub City 100 at Hagerstown Raceway
Johnny Grum of Altoona Pennsylvania won the third Hub City 100 in Fletcher Ford at Hagerstown Raceway. He completed 99 laps in light rain to claim $1250 and the season point championship in his first Hagerstown season. Irvin King finished second and Bob Marchefka third as 31 cars started and 18 finished.
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Hagerstown
Johnny Grum
Hagerstown Raceway
Altoona
Fletcher Ford
Hagerstown Arena
Gerald Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Don Rice Ford
Ray Tilley
Tilley
Gram
Rune Ning
Earl Moran
Moran
Irvin King
Bob Marchefka
Don Davis
J. C. Fockler
Chuck Brannon
Ray Dovel
Lee Newlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Hillyard
City Recreation Department
Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
Dieringer
Martinsville
Bobby Allison
Hueytown, Ala
Europe
Onedianapolis
Johnson
N.C
Ford
Allison
Chevrolet
Southland Life
C. W. Goode
Winchester
Snake Lane Gerkin
Stnce
Sword of Peace Davidson
Aunt Suzie
YO Hartle Boy
Astuta Fox
Amber
Makin’ Love Rivera
Narossa
Ice Sherbet Cape
Drav’his
Magic Dawn Arduini
Forever
Sollars
Jim-A-Mike
Nervy
Red Jed
Caboom McMul
Queen
Lisa
the Willies
My Dear
Ruth
Maybelou
Mr. Arctic
Williams
Rebel Host
Chi’ty O’herron
Fair Michell Cerda
Tudorka
Dan
Nina Grey
Cain
Abel Davidson
Peters
Capum John Cerda
Shining Scoop Funk
Rusty Trail
War Nymph Espinosa
Brief Wish
Diav
Bandit
Tom
Shamrock Davidson
Fair Saratoga
Blaze
Miss Isie Vv
Rivera
McMul
Prince Page
Mis Misay
Joan’s
Papa
Miss Peters
Bullah Johnston
THE
Associated Press
Boston
Washington
Petroit
CxMernir
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Baltimore
Pet. G.B
Washington Np
Boston New York
Westminster
Bel Air
Boonsboro
Hancock
Waynesboro
Golf
London
Mulvey
Loudoun St
Northside
Forrest Hills League
Wise Ole Owl Sport Shop
G.A.A
Ruth Kline
Lucy Giffin
Chapman Motor Co
Denny’s
Dennys Auction
National Fruit Zuckerman Co
Peoples Cleaners
Wise Ole Owl Shop
Funkhouser Texaco
Cobras
Carole Allen
Beth Petty
Steve Mclntire
Nele
Son Orndoff
Gutter Dusters
Kenny Orndoff
Butch
Bolmen
Mustangs
Challengers
Gareland -Mason
Eileen St. Denis
Steve Hoover
Eddie McHugh
Gene Dellinger
Richard Stickley
Grum
Hub City
Dri
Am Safety
Ny In
Gee
Nt Naas Coreae
Ee Sd Wraven
Valley Ave
Linchester
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