Tri County League schedules May to August
The Tri County League releases league games from May to August featuring matchups among Walkersville Creagerstown Bolivar Thurmont Harmony Middletown and Doubs with dates across May June and August. The list includes Staged games between pairs each week and notes an off Sunday on July 5.
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Walkersville
Creagerstown
Bolivar
Thurmont
Harmony
Doubs
Buckeystown
Middletown
Bolivar Middletown
Bolivar Doubs
Harmony Middletown
Harmony Bolivar
Bolivar Walkersville
Harmony Doubs
Eleven Claims Entered for Divy Den at Laurel Race Course
At Laurel, eleven claims were entered for Divy Den in the sixth race. The 5-year-old was claimed for 7500 by Mrs. Irene Marone after a drawing with a prior owner T. A. Grisom. Divy Den finished third as Spanish Era won the one mile race, paying $39.20 for $2. In other notes, Troy Ruttman and Chuck Arnold filed entries for Memorial Day’s 500 mile race, increasing the list to 38 rivals for 33 spots. NBA playoff action saw Boston defeat Cincinnati 109 to 95 to take the series 4-1, and West Chester beat Baltimore in golf.
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Laurel, Md
Divy den
Laurel Race Course
Bill Hunt
T. A. Grissom
Irene Marone
Anthony Marone
Indianapolis
Troy Ruttman
Dearborn
Mich
Chuck Arnold
Royals Coach Next Year Question After Fourth Minute
Sam Jones scored 23 points and Heinsohn 19 for Boston. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati tallied 24, with nine in the first half as Boston built a 32 19 edge in the first quarter. McMahon avoided a definite answer when asked about returning as Royals coach.
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K.C. Jones
McMahon
Royals
Sam Jones
Heinsohn
Boston
Cinnatti
Oscar Robertson
Celtics Clinch Eighth Eastern Title Over Royals 109 95
Boston won its eighth straight Eastern Division playoff title by defeating Cincinnati 109 95 in five games. Bill Russell dominated with 35 rebounds and 20 points in 47 minutes, while Red Auerbach and Jack McMahon praised the Celtics’ all around play and Russell’s impact. Jerry Lucas of Cincinnati left with a head injury after a rough final game.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
Boston (Ap
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Bill Russell
Russell
Jack McMahon
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Warriors
San Francisco
Royals
McMahon
Wayne Embry
Auerbach
Bob Cousy
Emmitsburg Motel Plans 12-Unit Emmit House on Route 15
A 12-unit Emmit House motel to be built on the west side of U.S. Route 15 south of Emmitsburg, on land bought from Frederick, with 10 bedrooms and 10 baths initially and a later 12 units. Built by Thurmont builder Robert Schilt on land formerly owned by Joseph Wivell. Also approved were a $5,800 Weekend Retreat for Joseph Young of Baltimore on Kelbaugh Road and a $15,500 frame single family home on Valley View Road near Hollow Road.
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Emmitsburg
Manuel Weinberg
Frederick
Robert Schilt
Thurmont
Joseph Wivell
Emmit House
Joseph Young
First Avenue, Baltimore
Kelbaugh Road
U.S. Route
Exhibition Roundup Highlights Early 1964 Spring Action
Houston battered Bob Gibson as the Cardinals lost the opener 7 1 with Rusty Staub delivering a three run pinch double. Washburn sent to Jacksonville for more work while Peters and Pizarro toppled the White Sox. Brooks Robinson led Baltimore past Milwaukee as Pascual and the Twins shut out the Mets. Cubs beat Boston 9 4 on Billy Williams home runs and Ellsworth’s solid start.
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Fross
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Bob Gibson
Ray Washburn
Colts
Gibson
Cards
Rusty Staub
Theourth
Washburn
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Gary Peters
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Bob Skinner
Peters
Deron Johnson
Pizarro
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Robinson
Spahn
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
New York Mets
Twins
al Jackson
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Billy Williams
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Earl Wilson
Williams
Mitch and Three-Run Blast Spark SF Victory
Mitch homered as the Giants beat the Indians 9-3 with Juan Marichal tossing five shutout innings and allowing two hits no walks in 13 spring frames. Elsewhere, Washington defeated the Yankees 7-3 with Hinton and Brinkman keying the offense while Kansas City rallied for a 6-4 win over Detroit in the eighth.
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Mitch
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Cleveland
Marichal
Washington
New York Yankees
Chuck Hinton
Ed Brinkman
Kansas City
Detroit
Earl of Sefton Buys Half of Derby Winner Belko
London The Earl of Sefton announced he has purchased 50 percent of Belko, last year’s Epsom Derby victor, to prevent sale of the horse to United States interests. The move aims to keep the prized racer under British control.
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London
Earl of Sefton
United States
Horses Arrive From Los Angeles at Kennedy Airport
At Kennedy International Airport the cargo area became a makeshift stable as 20 trotters and pacers arrived on a Flying Tiger jet from Los Angeles. Roosevelt representatives were on hand to welcome the equines and begin the import process.
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New York
Kennedy International Airport
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Raceway Horse Shipment Sets Flight Records
A major raceway plans to race at its venue while the airline claims a shipment of race horses on a single flight is among the largest if not the largest ever.
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