Frederick High opens 1965 football season at home September 10
Frederick High School released its 1965 football schedule under coach Jack Molesworth. The Cadets play four home games in the first five weeks, opening September 10 vs Andover, then hosting Waynesboro for the Tri-State League opener. The slate includes Bel Air and Howard County road trips, and a November home game against Martinsburg, plus other league matchups at Boonsboro North Hagerstown Fort Hill South Hagerstown Westminster. Returning lettermen include Ron Hart Terry Boyer and Francis Foreman.
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Frederick High School
McCurdy Field
Jack Molesworth
Andover
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge
Frederick
Boonsboro
North Hagerstown
Fort Hill
Martinsburg
McCurdy
Frederick County School Board
Thomas Johnson
Bel Air
Howard County
Allegany
City of Baltimore
South Hagerstown
Westminster
CVAL
Molesworth
Ron Hart
Terry Boyer
Francis Foreman
Murray Quin
Bill Allen
Ron Whitmore
Hal Keller
Mike Jacques
Ron Dorsey
Audie Murphy
Maryland Terps On Pitch, Track, And Local Notes
Maryland baseball struggles with a .224 team average as Tom Richy and Bill Franklin lead with limited hits. Martinsburg hosts a multi-school track meet with Cadets favored. Jockey earnings at Shenandoah Downs are outlined, and local sports and community notes cover Lions Club honors, Monogram dinner, Cumberland races, and coaching news.
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Shenandoah Downs
Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville
Lions
Bill Talley
Lions, Club Variety
Buddy Young
Baltimore Colt
Monogram Club
Mt. St. Mary’s
Allegany County
Duke
Maryland
George King
West Virginia
Vandy
ACC
Cumberland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland Public School Secondary Athletic Association
Paul Barr
Orioles
Jim Stockman
American Legion
Frederick
Terp Baseballers Win 1st ACC Game Over Clemson
Maryland pitcher Jerry Bark struck out 13 and scattered 7 hits in a 6-1 ACC win over Clemson. It was Maryland’s first league win of three starts, while Clemson’s only run came on a second inning home run by Ellis Dantzler. The Terps added runs on doubles by Steve Sauve and Bob McCarthy, singles by Mike Long and Ike Isaacson, and two unearned runs in the eighth.
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College Park
Jerry Bark
Maryland
Clemson
Terps
Tigers
Ellis Dantzler
Steve Sauve
Bob Mc
Carthy
Mike Long
Ike Isaacson
Bark
Dantzler
Doug Miller
Miller
Charlie Watson
Racing Resumes At Shenandoah Tonight
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia restarts racing after a Good Friday layoff with six allowance runners in the Easter Bonnet purse led by Mayor Swen ridden by Jesse Davidson in the mile event for a $2200 prize. The track schedules 35 remaining nights through June 15 as business averages $310000 nightly, with post time at 7 15 p m.
Black Hawks Ready to Challenge Canadiens in Stanley Cup Final
Montreal opens at home as the Chicago Black Hawks, after a 4-2 comeback win over Detroit, face the Canadiens in the final series. Coach Billy Reay notes Montreal’s rest and home start give them the edge, while Chicago may still upset the odds.
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Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit
Montreal Canadiens
Hawks
Hawk
Billy Reay
Chicago
Celtics Gunning for Seventh Straight Title in Finals
Boston faces the Los Angeles Lakers in a best of seven NBA Finals starting Sunday after a dramatic 110 109 win over the Philadelphia 76ers in the Eastern Division finals. West scorched the series for LA while Russell and Havlicek keyed the Celtics late stand. Baylor is sidelined by knee surgery and Sanders will likely guard West as Boston seeks title number seven.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Philadelphia 76Ers
Celtics
Lakers
Jerry West
76Ers
Philly
John Havlicek
Hal Greer
Sam Jones
Wilt Chamberlain
Laker
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
West
Chamberlain
Tom Sanders
Tom Heinsohn
Boston Garden
Los Angeles
Two Marylanders Named High School All-Americans
Lew Alcindor leads Scholastic Magazine’s 37 man All-America high school basketball team. Maryland selections include Steve Vandenberg of Allegany and Bernard Williams of DeMatha. Alcindor repeats as pick for third time and notes his dominance at 7-1 with 30 points and 25 rebounds per game.
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New York
Lew Alcindor
New York City
Power Memorial High School
Scholastic
Steve Vandenberg
Allegany
Cumberland
Bernard Williams
DeMatha
Hyattsville
Alcindor
Jerry Lucas
Middletown
Ohio
Rusty Clark
Fayetteville
Chris Thorforde
Brookville
Joe Bergman
Clinton
Iowa
Mike Davis
Aurora
Colo
Creagerstown Team Plans Sunday Practice Session
The Creagerstown team of the Maryland State League will hold a practice Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Creagerstown diamond. Players are urged to arrive on time.
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Creagerstown
Mets Praise Casey Stengel by Warren Spahn
Warren Spahn, veteran pitcher and coach, lauds Casey Stengel as the Amazin Mets’ greatest ambassador. He recalls knowing Stengel for over 20 years and credits the manager with deep baseball wisdom, humor, and teaching that helps young players learn the game. Spahn, 44, also notes Stengel’s coaching trust and independence.
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Casey Stengel
Casey
Spahn
Mountain Dew Aims To Defend Grand National Point Pair
Janon Fisher 3d leads Mountain Dew in the 63rd Grand National point-to-point at Butler Maryland. Mountain Dew won the event in 1962 and 1963 and seeks another victory after Jay Trump won England’s Grand National at Aintree. The piece notes the 1861 emancipation of Russian serfs by Czar Alexander II on March 3.
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Butler, Md
Janon Fisher
Mountain Dew
Jay Trump
England
Aintree
Orsino Leads Orioles With Surprise Base Theft
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer foresees more pressure with Paul Blair and Luis Aparicio atop the order. John Orsino, 210 pounds, slid into third on a long hit, swapping talk of speed for practical baserunning. The club notes two stolen bases by Aparicio and a near sweep of potential double plays.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
John Orsino
Orsino
Paul Blair
Luis Aparicio
Blair
Louie
Sherm
Lollar
Hank Bauer
Aparicio
Bauer
Boog Powell
Bold Lad Favored In Wood Memorial At Aqueduct
Bold Lad the 1-3 favorite in the 91st Wood Memorial at Aqueduct competes against 11 rivals for a $93,400 purse with $60,710 to the winner. Dapper Dan and Dapper Delegate are among top contenders, while Isle of Greece Turn to Reason and Flag also figure prominently in the field. The race offers a strong Derby prelude ahead of the May 1 Kentucky Derby.
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New York
Bold Lad
Aqueduct
Churchill Downs
Dapper Dan
Flag
Isle of Greece
Wood
Sum Up
Seaman
Gallant Lad
Tam Lea
Due de Great
Bald Lad
Bald Ruler
H. C. Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Braulio Baeza
Baeza
Manuel Yeaza
Bill Winfrey
Ogden Phipps
Hirsh Jacobs
Patrice
Isidor Bieber
Flag Raiser
West Coast
Tom Rolfe
Chesapeake
Laurel
Bay Shore
Gotham
Dapper Dati
Blind Switch
Ben Cohen
Florida
Charger
Joe W. Brown
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
National League standings show Los Angeles and Chicago tied at 2 1, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at 2 1 with 667 pcts, Philadelphia 1 1. American League standings list Detroit 3 0, Washington and Baltimore tied at 2 1 with 67, several teams at 1 1 or 1 2. Yesterday had no NL games. tonight’s slate includes Dodgers at Giants, Cubs at Brewers, and Cardinals at Mets, plus AL matchups in Detroit, Baltimore, and New York schedules.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
le Sanpete
Ist. Louis
San Francisco
Marichal
Parsons
Bruce
Veale
Koonce
Cloninger
O’toole
St Louis
Gibson
Drysdale
Short
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Roberts
Oston
Montounette
Ortega
Micago
Howard
Donovan
Kaat
Downing
Mece City
Penn
Twight
Regan
Los Anges
Newman
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J. Rolfe Castleman
Detrick
Bucky Summers
University of Maryland
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Bill Franklin
Tom
Jon Kreissig
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Bill Siedling
Chris Sole
Hal Moser
Moser
Cobourn Field
Terp Baseballers
Shenandoah
Black Hawks
West Celtic
Casey ‘Great
Mets
Warren Spahn
Wood Memorial
Mt. Airy
Ben Thomas Trailer Sales, Inc
Rt. 40
Pleasant Ridge Mobile Home Park
Liberal
Route
Tey Tee
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
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