Fund raising drive boosts Frederick Track and Field Club support
Chamber committee reports strong momentum with a $250 gift from Claire Frock Co. and Rotary Club backing for a May 31 Gilpert and Sullivan production. Coach Jack Griffin highlights the club’s wide reach and record holders as the drive aims to meet its goal. Dale Ramsburg boosts West Virginia and Maryland links as teams prep for Shipley Field.
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Frederick
Jack Griffin
Griffin
Dale Ramsburg
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Dale
Maryland
Terps
Shipley Field
Florida
Joe Snyder
Hagerstown Herald
Johnny Neun
New York Yankees
Neun
Charley
Donald Keller
Yankees
Snyder
Brother Hal
Don
Snead Opens Greensboro Lead In Open Golf
Sam Snead shot a 71 to 135 overall and led the Greater Greensboro Open by three strokes. Bill Dunk and Julius Boros tied for second at 138, while Jack Nicklaus was fourth at 139 with Arnold Palmer at 145 after a rough second round. Palmer lamented poor play after three PUTTS and a birdie on one hole. Stranahan carded a double eagle on the 50 yard hole.
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Kenalyta Greensboro
N.C
Sam Snead
Bill Dunk
Snead
Julius Boros
Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Frank Stranahan
Nlje
Bob Shave
Larry Mowry
al Geiberger
al Johnston
Dave Marr
Chuck Retar
Billy Casper
Bob Gajcia
Billy Maxwell
Dan Fairfield
Ramon Sota
Gordon Jones
Peter Butler
Gene Littler
George Bayer
Weekend Practice Schedule For Local Baseball Teams
Teams list practice times and locations for Yellow Springs Creagerstown Brunswick Thurmont New Market Buckeystown and Frederick Ramblers. Schedules note weather permitting and include venues such as Yellow Springs field Creagerstown diamond Brunswick High School Thurmont High School New Market School Adamstown School and 300 East 4th Street.
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Yellow Springs
Creagerstown
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
New Market
New Market School
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Frederick Ramblers
E. 4Th St
Northern Dancer in Florida Derby Showdown at Gulfstream Park
Miami AP. Northern Dancer leads seven rivals in the 13th Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park in a 1 1 8 mile race. Shoemaker rides from post one seeking 122 pounds as the favorite while Roman Brother Dandy K The Scoundrel Ky Pioneer Saltville and others chase a possible track record.
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Miami
Fla
Northern Dancer
Gulfstream Park
E. P. Taylor
Windfields Farm
Toronto
Canada
Florida
Shoemaker
Willie Shoemaker
Roman Brother
Manuel Yeaza
Dandy K
Mickey Solomone
Henry Moreno
Ky. Pioneer
John L. Reotz
Saltville
Braulio Baeza
Ishkoodah
Larry Gilligan
H .A. Luro
Scoundrel
Ky Joneer
Waynesboro Indians claim tri state all league honors
Waynesboro led by coach George Gotshall and principal Paul Shaw earned the Tri-State basketball title as the Indians dominated the league finishing unbeaten. Steve Stitely and Craig Armour joined Leroy Henderson Dale Freyman and Doug Stewart on the first team.
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Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Steve Stitely
Craig Armour
Indians
Leroy Henderson
North Hagerstown
Dale Freyman
Westminster
Doug Stewart
Martinsburg
Tri-State
George Miles
Ed Wiebel
South
Skip Barnhart
North
Jack Rohrer
Boonsboro
Dick Johnson
Jim Hall
Rodney Sewell
Frederick
George Gotshall
Paul Shaw
South Hagerstown
Terrapin Stickmen Roll Up Win 13-3
Maryland, led by co captain Bill Pettit and Bob Newkirk with four goals each, raced to a 10 0 first quarter and defeated New Hampshire 13 3 in College Park. Maryland had beaten MIT Wesleyan and Brown with only a major opponent win a 10 5 upset of Princeton last Friday.
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College Park
Maryland
New Hampshire
Bill Pettit
Bob Newkirk
Wildcats
Terp
al Heagy
Terps
MIT
Wesleyan
Brown
Princeton
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Across Leagues
A roundup of exhibition results shows Washington defeating Chicago A 4 to 0 Philadelphia topping Kansas City 5 to 4 Minnesota winning 12 to 3 over Milwaukee Pittsburgh rolling past St Louis 12 to 5 Los Angeles N thumping Cincinnati 12 to 2 New York N 9 over Detroit 1 San Francisco 5 over Cleveland 3 Boston and Los Angeles A played 12 innings tied 3 to 3 The New York Yankees have finished in the American League first division every year since 1925.
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Maryland
Max Kehne
Kehne
Yankees
Highlanders
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Mt. St. Mary’s
North Carolina College
Billy Kubat
Brunswick High School
Western Maryland
Quint
Kubat
Terror
Dick Meehan
Frederick High
Lafayette College
Frederick
Henry Groff
American Legion
Minor Simpson
Jack Fleischman
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Cleveland
Boston
New York Yankees
Brown
Willey
Claude Osteen
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Gary Mykkanen
Jim Landis
Osteen
Lew Bu
Orlando Cepeda
Indians
Giants
Los Angeles Angels
Tony Conigliaro
Conigliaro
Bob Lee
Frederick JV Baseball Begins Season Under New Coach
Frederick junior varsity baseball opens April 10 at Middletown under first year coach Ron Lennox. Lennox builds a young lineup from sophomores and varsity reserves with McQuillen, Baugher, Hummer, Grubbs leading hitters and pitching duties split between Grubbs and Mayne with backups Murphy and Fox. Schedule includes games at Middletown, St John’s, Brunswick, Linganore, Walkersville, and Thurmont through May.
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Larry Yanos
News-Post
Frederick Jv’s
Middletown
Ron Lennox
Lennox
Rick McQuillen
Henry Baugher
Bob Hummer
Charley Grubbs
Baugher
Hummer
Grubbs
al Mayne
Audie Murphy
Ronnie Fox
Hammer
Charley Wars
Jerry Fogle
Steve Heffner
Jerry Peel
Sid Kandel
Wars
Fogle
Ronnie Whitmore
Dave Lee
Gary Rollins
Eddie Reynolds
Reynolds
Rollins
Henry Groff
St. John’s
Brunswick
Linganore
Walkersville
Thurmont
Braves Seek Speed and Pitching Edge for pennant run
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan eyes a pennant run fueled by young pitchers and added speed. The Braves aim to improve infield speed by possible position shifts for Dennis Menke and Eddie Mathews, while relying on a strong outfield with Henry Aaron Felipe Alou and Mathews. Bragan projects a big three starting rotation led by Warren Spahn with Lemaster and Sadowski, and hopes Cloninger and Fischer can strengthen the fifth spots.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
West Palm Beach, Fla
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Bragan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Qur
Roy McMillan
Dennis Menke
Menke
Eddie Mathews
Frank Bolling
Mathews
Henry Aaron
Felipe Alou
Giants
Alou
Torre
Gene Oliver
Warren Spahn
Dennis Lemaster
Bob Sadowski
Tony Cloninger
Hank Fischer
Bob Tiefenauer
Exhibition Baseball Roundup From Spring Action
Don Drysdale pitched a complete game as the Dodgers routed the Reds 12 2 and kept Cincinnati winless against NL clubs. Mets pitcher Carlton Willey suffered a fractured jaw in a 9 1 win over Detroit, while Claude Osteen of Washington survived a scoreless spell as the Senators beat Chicago 4 3.
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Associated Press
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Drysdale
New York Mets
Frank Robinson
Dodgers
Joey Jay
Carlton Willey
Mets
Willey
New York
Detroit
Gates
Orioles Rout Yankees 8-0 On Two-Hitter In Spring
Baltimore explodes for five first inning runs as Sam Bowens hits a three run homer. Dave McNally holds the Yankees to two third inning singles through six, with Dick Hall and West Stock finishing the gem. Bowens adds the lone extra base hit, while Aparicio Adair Robinson and Brandt produce multiple hits.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Whitey Ford
Sam Bowens
New York Yankees
Dave McNally
Clete Boyer
Tony Kubek
Dick Hall
West Stock
New York
Ford
Reniff
Baltimore
Orioles
Bowens
Luis Aparicio
Jerry Adair
Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
Howard
Blanchard
McNally
Halt
Stock
Orsino
Orioles Home Opener Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for all Baltimore Orioles home games including the April 17 home opener versus the New York Yankees are on sale at Shipley's Inc N Market St The note mentions Fenway Park left field wall at 37 feet as a contrast in the same article
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Baltimore Oriole
New York Yankees
Shipley’s Inc
N. Market St
Boston
Fenway Park
Sole Takes Over JIM STOCKMAN STEPS DOWN AS LEGION COACH
Stockman steps down as Francis Scott Key Post 11 baseball coach after three years and two state titles. Carlyle Sole will replace him with Dick Gastley assisting. Stockman writes a farewell letter praising the team and asking last year’s eligible players to return.
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Jim Stockman
Francis Scott Key Post
Jack Miller
Post
Stockman
Legion
Carlyle Sole
Miller
Dick Gastley
Sole
Jack
Francis Scott
Senators Nip Chicago 4-3 on Ninth Inning Play
The Washington Senators earned a 4-3 win over the Chicago White Sox with an unearned run in the bottom of the ninth. Gary Mykkanen homered for Chicago in the seventh and Jim Landis collected his fourth hit, but the Senators secured the victory on Dick Phillips' single, a sacrifice, an error and a fielder's choice.
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Pompano Beach
Fila
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Claude Osteen
Gary Mykkanen
Chicago
Jim Landis
Osteen
Ed Brinkman
Chuck Cottier
Senators
Dick Phillips
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Greensboro
Sipwerae
Frederick JR. Varsity
Twins
Milwaukee Braves
Orlando
Joe Torre
Jerry Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Bud Bloomfield
Ricardo Carty
Ed Bailey
Billy Hoeft
del Crandall
Bob Shaw
Bob Hendley
Oliver
Paul McCray
Davenport
Iowa
Paul
Orioles Rap Yankees
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