Frederick Track Club Sets Five Mexico City Stadium Records
Frederick Track and Field Club dominated in Mexico City, setting five stadium records as Debbie Thompson led with 11.5 seconds in the 100 and 24.2 in the 200, anchoring the 400 relay to victory. Tammy Davis, Kay Johnson, Phyllis Swann and others set marks, earning the women's team a 79 point total and championship.
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Debbie Thompson
United States
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Tammy Davis
Kay Johnson
Miss Davis
Phillis Swann
Miss Johnson
Wom
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Sally Ward
Miss Swann
Miss Smallwood
Diane Deterding
Davis
Thompson
Swann
Fred
Frederick Track and Field Club
Jack Griffin
Monterey
Mexico
Frederick High wins first Martinsburg Invitation Track Meet
Frederick High defeats North Hagerstown 68 to 54 at the Martinsburg Invitation, with South Hagerstown third and others including Fort Hill Handley Martinsburg and James Wood close behind. Frederick set records in multiple events led by Foreman, Smith, and the 440 yard relay. North’s O’Keefe and Kockman paced standout sprints and hurdles. Ambush injured. over 150 athletes competed.
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Gail Clemson
Fred Stirley
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Conigliaro power lifts Red Sox past Orioles 11 4
Boston pounds Baltimore 11 4 as Tony Conigliaro posts four hits including a homer and extends the Birds’ pitching woes. Earl Wilson saved early drama, Boog Powell homered for Baltimore, and Lee Thomas and Bob Tillman supplied key two basers in a game that ended Baltimore’s early-season slide.
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Red Sox
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Orioles
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Snyder
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Miller
Brandt
Boster
Petrocelli
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Congliara
Starrette
Knowles
Wison W
Brichle O
Nats Take Second To Split Twin Bill With White Sox
Washington wins 4-1 in the nightcap after two Chicago errors by Pete Ward fuel a comeback. Chicago had taken game one 5-1 behind Danny Cater's four hits. Ward miscues help L. Lock and Kirkland spark Washington attack. Don Richert earns win.
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Ron Hansen
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Willhite
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Romano
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McCool's Relief Backs Reds Past Cardinals 8-2
Frank Robinson and Pete Rose homered for Cincinnati while Bill McCool delivered three strikeouts in the ninth inning to seal an 8-2 win over St. Louis. Ellis worked 8 innings. McCool finished with the win as Simmons took the loss.
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Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Bill McCool
Ellis
Craig
McCool
Edwards
Simmons
Taylor
Carlton
Schultz
McCarver
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This Week In Area Sports Baseball Schedule
The week lists baseball matchups across Frederick and surrounding areas with junior varsity games on Tuesday and Thursday including Frederick JV at Brunswick and Peary at Damascus. Other events include St Josephs vs St Johns, pool and track notes, and golf at North Hagerstown versus Frederick.
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Celtics Bomb Lakers In Final Playoff Opener
Boston engineer K C Jones and the Celtics stunned the Lakers 142 to 110 to seize a 1 0 lead in the best of seven NBA final series. West was held to six points in the first half as Boston raced to a 64 49 halftime edge. Sam Jones 25, K C Jones 17, Havlicek 22, Russell 18.Victory sets up game two in Boston tonight as the Celtics chase a seventh straight title. Pimlico Opens in Baltimore as Maryland begins a 24 day run with the Preakness looming May 15 to crown the top 3 year old of 1965.
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Braves beat Cubs 9 6 as Mathews Menke Cline lead offense
Eddie Mathews, Denny Menke and Ty Cline each had three hits to power the Milwaukee Braves to a 9 6 win over the Chicago Cubs before a 3391 crowd. Mathews drove in three with his second homer while Menke hit a first homer and a late triple. Cline had three singles filling in for Hank Aaron.
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Ty Cline
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Cline
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Fischer
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Torre
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Nichols Holds On Wins Houston Golf Classic
Bob Nichols won the Houston Golf Classic at Sharpstown Country Club with an 11 under par 273 total and a final round 70 to hold off Bruce Devlin and Juan Rodriguez. The $75,000 event paid Nichols $12,000. Nicklaus Palmer and Player did not participate.
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Houston
Houston, Tex
Bobby Nichols
Bruce Devlin
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Rodriguez
Sharpstown Country Club
Devlin
Jack Nickolaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Thoroughbred race card with multiple events and results
A long horse racing page lists races with purses from 1200 to 2200 dollars, claiming and allowance events for four-year-olds and up, plus maidens. Each race shows entries such as Charlie's Card Hart Miler Park Watch and times around 1 43 to 1 42, along with place, trainer, and payout details. The page also includes college sports results from Swarthmore, Johns Hopkins, Maryland, Navy, and lacrosse scores, ending with an archival note about Horace Greeley and Jefferson Davis.
Mantle sparks Yankees past Athletics with two run homer
Mickey Mantle hit a two run homer and a double as the Yankees beat Kansas City 10 4. Mantle opened with a first inning homer off Moe Drabowsky and triggered a three run seventh with a heads up baserunning play. Mantle left with a bruised knee but the team labeled the injury not serious. Jim Gentile homered for Kansas City and Bobby Richardson triple set up runs.
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Roger Maris
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Bert Campaneris
Richardson
Ed Charles
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Drabowsky
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Stack
Talbot
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Gentile
Hershberger
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