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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1964
Page
11
Al Burnett nightclub owner says Cassius Clay likely to appear in a song and dance act at his London club this fall after returning from New York. Clay, world heavyweight boxing champion, may headline a show with music and dancing.
Walkersville captured its second consecutive meet beating host Lancers and Taneytown 92 13 43 14 28. Gordon Smith led with wins in high jump discus and shot put and, with Weddle and teammates, won the 440 relay. Weddle and Trout each had two wins including sprints and distance events as Walkersville swept 13 of 16 events.
Zoilo Versalles hit a bases loaded triple in the sixth as Minnesota erupted for six runs to defeat Washington 6 2. Tony Oliva starred with a single a double and a triple driving in two runs and scoring once. Ron Bouldin and Jim Kaat held the Senators to six hits in a 1 1 tie until the sixth inning.
The United States and Russia, two favored teams, arrived in Lima for the fourth women's world basketball championship. Brazil also arrived, completing the 12 foreign teams that will compete in preliminaries starting Saturday.
The Frederick Babe Ruth League selected rosters on Tuesday night for six teams. Shell-Dick Ray, manager, and players Robert Staley, Steven Crampton, Richard Polino, Larry Cosley, William Cecil, Charles Crutchley, John Grob, Alden Barnard, John Brachey are listed. Dairy Maid lists Kenny May as manager with Rollie Atkinson, Gary O'Brien, Dennis Cakill, Clarence Cooper, Gary Bowens, Steven Reichard. Ideal Farms shows Howard Murphy as manager with David Working, Mike Powell, Paul Lindsey, Ronald Brown, Cletus Ahal. Rotary lists Billy Moore as manager with Curtis Lent, Michael Cox, John Putnam, Ralph Currens, Stanley Biggus, Michael Sadtter. Grove lists Charlie May as manager with Jerry Falk, Chester Baker, Garry Fagen, Larry Geiser, William Bowens, Earle Geissbert, James Bachtell, Gerald Brown. Kiwanis lists Donald May as manager with David Moss, Robert Fisher, Maurice Boyd, Timothy Hess, John Thomas, David Thomas.
The standings show the National and American Leagues with teams like Philadelphia Baltimore St Louis Chicago Los Angeles Detroit Cleveland and others, noting W L and percent. Yesterday’s results include Baltimore over Chicago and St Louis over San Francisco while several other games and today’s scheduled games are listed with pitchers and matchups for New York Boston Milwaukee Houston etc.
A memorial service was held Thursday night for Wallace Buddy Werner 28 killed in a Swiss avalanche while filming a documentary scene. Werner’s funeral was in Steamboat Springs CO his hometown at 2 p.m. with Olympic teammates as pallbearers. Werner and Barbara Hennenberger 23 a German Olympic skier were killed in the avalanche.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced they have acquired 6foot-10 Darrall Imhoff to fill a big man need. The deal was reported by AP from Los Angeles. Imhoff comes from the New York Knicks where he played as a forward center. The move strengthens the Lakers front line for upcoming games.
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