Cronin tightens MLB rules to suit TV cameras
The Ameri can League president Joe Cronin orders first basemen to keep a foot on the bag when catching to call runners safe, citing isolated cameras. He also shifts double play calls allowing runners to be safe if infielders bobble throws, signaling further TV driven changes.
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Joe Cronin
Cronin
National League
Jim Gentile
Oriole
Kansas City Athletics
Gentile
Major League Baseball
Cadets Sweep Tri Meet with Record Throws and Team Wins
Frederick Cadets dominate a triangular meet over Bethesda Chevy Chase and Richard Montgomery with 11 of 17 events. Blaine Smith set a school discus record at 148 feet 4 inches and anchored the winning 880 and mile relays. Howard Hoy, Rick Myers, Francis Foreman, Niles Olson, Bill Holton, and Larry Thompson also claimed multiple wins as Frederick swept relays and edged Montgomery County foes. The next meet is the Blue Ridge Invitation at home Saturday with teams from Arundel, Poly, Edmondson, OConnell, St. John's of Washington, and Brooklyn Park.
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Frederick
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Richard Montgomery
Smith
Bob Windsor
Montgomery Blair
Howard Hoy
Rick Myers
Francis Foreman
Niles Olson
Bill Holton
Larry Thompson
Dave Zigler
Claude Baker
Thompson
Jim Weedon
Bill Allen
Baker
Zigler
Larry Wise
Eric Ambush
Montgomery County
Hal Moser
Blue Ridge
Arundel
Poly
Edmondson, O'Connell
St. John’s
Washington
Brooklyn Park
Slevin
Korrell
Lawrence
Harris
Hurdies
Myers
Steffen
Davis
Zecher
Nash
Allen
Skinner
Hoy
Diddle
Foreman
Galdwell
Greene
Vincent
Mile—Capasso
Grove
Brown
Duvall
Olson
Russell
Schubert
Stevelay
Tnerypsen
J Rolfe Castleman
Frederick High School
Bethesda Chevy Chase
FHS
Maris and Boyer Face Court Action on Assault Warrants
New York Yankees stars Roger Maris and Cletus Boyer were named in assault warrants by Jerome Modzelewski, 25. Maris arraignment set for 10 a.m. Wednesday. Boyer case delayed to May 11 after he posted a $200 bond and left court with his lawyer. Modzelewski alleges Boyer struck him last Thursday in a bar room incident in Fort Lauderdale.
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Cletus Boyer
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Jerome Modzelewski
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Boyer
Yankees
Modzelewski
Puerto Rico
Robert J. Burns
Franklin's Clutch Double Secures 7-4 Terps Win
Maryland defeats Harvard 7-4 to extend its unbeaten streak to four games. Billy Franklin delivered a bases loaded double in the eighth, while Dick Wright earned the win in relief after entering in the eighth tied 4-4. Harvard opened with a Vince Falcone homer but Maryland answered with Bob McCarthy and Paul Breslow RBI hits to pull ahead.
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Harvard
Crimsons
University of Maryland
Terrapins
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Dick Wright
Chris Sole
Franklin
Frederick
Wright
Towson
Vince Falcone
Bob McCarthy
Washington
Terps
John Dockery
Dan Hootstein
Maryland
Paul Breslow
Crimson
Scott
Melia
Thornton
Miller
Sole
Seidling
Sauve
W-Wright
L-Thornton
Holmes Case A Sportsman By LEFTY KREH
Holmes Case, Mt Airy businessman and veteran hunter, recalls a Yukon barren ground grizzly expedition. He describes grueling climbs, long glassing sessions, and a dramatic but modest trophy shot after crossing a canyon. Continues on page 9.
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Lefty Kreh
Yukon
Holmes
Higee
Case
Snake River
Canada
Time Running Out For Frederick Girls Track Trip
Frederick Track and Field Club races to Mexico City with six or seven girls and a coach. A $700 donation plus near $700 raised leaves about $1,300 needed for plane tickets to Laredo. Departure is set for April 15 with officials covering border to Mexico City, while students miss no school during Easter break.
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Frederick
Mexico City
Jack Griffin
Griffin
Laredo
Texas
Texas Track Club
United States
Chance's Hit Paves Way For 6-4 Nats' Win
Washington Senators beat Baltimore 6 4 in Pompano Beach exhibition. Don Lock hit a three run homer in the first inning while Bob Chance drove in the go ahead run with a seventh inning double. McMullen had three hits for Washington and Narum pitched seven solid innings.
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Fifa
Bob Chance
Washington Senators
Baltimore Oroles
Jim King
Ken McMullen
Chance
Senators
Don Lock
Buster Narum
Brooks Robinson
McMullen
Brant Alyea
Hawaii
Baltimore
Washington
McNally
Starrette
Rowe
Orsino
Nerum
Ridzik
McCabe
Brumley
W—Narum
L—Starrette
Robinson
Lock
Boxing and Football Highlights From March
Jose Torres named World Boxing Association Fighter of the Month for March after a technical knockout over Willie Pastrano. Gene Modzelewski named co captain of the 1965 New Mexico State Aggies football team, a 215 pound tackle and brother of Dick and Ed Modzelewski. Exhibition scores from AP games include Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0 and Los Angeles 4 Cleveland 1 after 12 innings. New York N 8 Minnesota 1 and Washington 6 Baltimore 4. Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 3. New York A 3 St. Louis 2. Toronto results include San Francisco 6 Los Angeles N 0.
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Philadelphia
Houston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cleveland
Toronto
Jose Torres
Willie Pastrano
World Boxing Association
Gene Modzelewski
Little Mo
Big Mo
Shenandoah Downs Racecard Nightly Results
FIRST RACE Maiden event with Bet She Will leading a 4 horse field. Hap's Somber and Mary Tee also placed. SECOND RACE Claiming for older horses with Pictor's Pride and Try Tom. THIRD RACE Allowance for 3 year olds led by Billy Grampa over Pocket Pruner. FOURTH RACE 3 year olds and up in a 5 2 furlong race. Knight Pride won. FIFTH RACE Claiming for 4 year olds and up with Big Bonanza and Side Dish. SIXTH RACE Claiming 4 year olds and up at 1 mile. Shining Delight led Aussem and Mr. Tad. SEVENTH RACE Claiming 4 year olds and up at 5 2 furlongs. Calador 2ND and Troyan Roll. EIGHTH RACE Allowance 1 2 furlongs. Flashing Brook and Charisma headlined. NINTH RACE Starter Allowance 1 Mile. Kum On Doe led Harwood and Gestimate. Scratches list notes Shir Raful, Ed's Monarch, Early Song, Royal Symbol.
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Hap
Peters
Mary Tee
Headley
Coventry Erk
Royal Hi-Man
Open Hearted
Princess Batea
Lluvia
Arahana
Two Eyed Queen
Pictor’s Pride
Todd
Tom
Wilson
Kessler
Anirav
St Rhetto
Entourage
Bernarr Mac
Shira
Billy Grampa
Pocket Pruner
Donahue
Billies Hostess
A-Pumps Farm
Turner Krontfeld
Davidson
Bob Dood
Sattazar
Shoam
Leo
Dan
Shelly Pat
Tug Ahoy
Myers
Aussem
Beauregard
Tad
Karpe
Mister Grock
Alter Rena
Birchwood
Fleet Turn
Raimman
Calador
Troyan Roll
Jenny F
Gregory G
Ruth
Flashing Brook
Charisma
Small
Flippy
Zippy
Arlette W
Iva Louise
Keswick Belle
Shenandoah Downs
Shir Raful
Monarch
Early Song
Royal Symbol
Hi Bullah US
Edna’s Pet
Joan's Teaparty
Joan Paul
Doreen's Knight
Timlane
Budco
Big Hammer
Native Moon Shit Kaful
Forest Lass
Castleberry
Dan Cravatos
Dark Waters
New Muir
Gun Talk
Monte’s Pette
Loch Ridge
Jersey Blend
Yellow Spring
Benny Becky
Nathan Hale
Tarascon
Great Grandin
Tomy Glenn
Packers to host Cardinals in exhibition at City Stadium
Green Bay Wisconsin will host the St Louis Cardinals in an NFL exhibition game at City Stadium on Saturday night September 11, as announced by Packer Coach General Manager Vince Lombardi.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
National Football League
City Stadium
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Hockey Shakeup in Boston GM Hap Emms Named
Leighton Hap Emms was named general manager of Boston’s NHL franchise after an executive shakeup on Monday. Lynn Patrick, the former GM, moves into a newly created administrative role as part of the changes.
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Boston
Leighton Hap Emms
Lynn Patrick
Tryouts Held for American Little League At West Second Street Park
Tryouts for the American Little League are set for today at 5 30 p m at the park off West Second Street. All boys in the league territory who failed to register may join at the session.
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Ball Park
West Second Street
Ebb Scalp Method Clinic in Frederick April 7 1965
A one day appearance at the Holiday Inn Frederick Maryland offers free private consultations on hair loss. Attendees are promised no obligation and a written guarantee on a prorated basis with specific guidance from J L Thomas.
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Ebi
Holiday Inn
Frederick
J. L. Thomas
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