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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1969
Page
6
Derby hopefuls are spotlighted across multiple stakes at Aqueduct Pimlico and Golden Gate. Key runners include Seearwids and Vicereval with a Gotham tilt at Aqueduct looming, while other races feature Kentucky Derby contenders preparing for spring.
Boston Montreal and St Louis push for 3 0 series leads in opening round playoff action at opponent rinks. Oakland and Los Angeles tied 1 1 as weekend schedule has Boston at Toronto Montreal at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Oakland at Los Angeles.
National Tryouts and registrations for the National Little League will be held at Staley Park during April 7 to 12. Eligible boys are ages 9 to 12 living north of Fourth Street, with birth between August 1, 1959 and July 31, 1960. Parents may contact president Frank Hoffman at 662-271 for involvement.
Maryland, unbeaten, built a sizable first period lead and defeated Harvard 15 5 in College Park. Fred Graham scored four goals for the Terrapins while Kim Bechtold Bart Ellinger and Bruce Piccirilla each added two. Harvard’s Cleland Landolt had three goals as Eli Kahn and two Terrapin goalies combined for 25 saves.
Final regular season day approaches in the Sertoma YMCA basketball league with playoffs set to begin April 8. Teams listed include Lakers coached by Frank Yanos and UCLA led by Jim Wittington along with Royals led by Tom Ninebaugh Jr, Barons under Jim Trout, Falcons guided by Dick Markey, and Wand the Bullets coached by Ted Frapiell. Standings presently incomplete.
The piece forecasts season matchups with Twins over Athletics in the East. It notes Leo Cardenas solidifying the infield for Minnesota, Hrank Bauer at Oakland, Al Lopez with the White Sox, and Gary Peters Tommy John and Joe Horlen on the mound. It also mentions Bill Melton and near ties for last in the West plus Seattle and Kansas City battling for bottom.
The New Market team of the Maryland State League will practice this Sunday at 2 p.m. at the school diamond.
New York AP reports opening day rosters feature two dozen rookies across both leagues. Dodgers omit rookie outfielders from Cincinnati opener. San Diego and Kansas City add several first year players. Royals lead AL with rookies, while several clubs start veteran lineups despite scattered rookie infielders.
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa A field of 22 seniors with four national champions competes Saturday in the third annual Fast-West wrestling meet. East champions include Wayne Boyd Temple at 123 pounds and Gobel Kline Maryland at 152. West leaders are David McGuire Oklahoma at 137 and Tom Kline California State Polytechnic at 191. Matches feature Boyd vs Schmaugs Iowa State Michal vs Gobel Kline McGuire vs Willigan and Aline vs Schneider Michigan State.
Hyattstown Little League invites local boys aged 8 to 13 to try out on Tuesday April 8 at 5 20 p m at the Hyattstown Carnival Grounds. Donald Wood leads the effort with assistants Chick Johnson and Hubert Schneider. For more information call 874 2610.
A crowded field fields top older claimers in a $0 Tulip purse sprint at Charles Fumi pace Glebe. Bing' Reject shares topweight with the favorite Hunton de Atwell's Pall Fos and Maxine C. Wallen's Rebel hinge likely collide for favoritism as May Me da Mire Mo tle Bay and Ring's eject are tempered by prior defeats.
Chicago manager Al Lopez, 60, indicates this likely will be his final season. He aims to rebuild the club around pitching defense and speed, noting injuries hampered last year’s team and changes include Pete Ward moving to first base and Carlos May challenging in left field.
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