Archery Contest and Gymkhana Wind Up Show
Three Frederick winners led a day of sports at the area-wide gymkhana held Saturday morning. Local archery teams Woodsboro Archers and Tuscarora Club won first and second with 551 and 514. Ann Legore of Woodsboro retained the state women’s archery title with 104. J Bambaugh of Hagerstown topped Maryland men with 135. Elsie E. Martz of Frederick won a 189 TV set in the Sports Show finale, with runner-ups and prizes awarded by famed announcer Ernie Harwell.
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Frederick
Exchange Club
Mason-Dixon Sports Car Club
Don St. Clair
Monrovia
Jerry Brindle
Blair Harrington
Brunswick
Lois. Swarey
Donna Benedict
Hagerstown
Go Ann Peterson
Lois M. Swaney
2 Clarke Place
Fort Detrick
Grand Stand
Fairgrounds
Frederick County
Woodsboro Archers
Tuscarora Club
Ann Legore
Woodsboro
J. Bambaugh
Russ Collins
Maryland
Elsie E. Martz
East James Street
Shipleys
Edgar Kline
Frederick Route
Economy Oil
Delpheus
William Warren
Thurmont
Colonial
Shipley
Blanche Brewster
Grant Place
Orioles
Ernie Harwell
Lewis Baer
JC. &K. Hughes
Braddock Heights
la Delux
Paul Crum
East Third Street
Kinseys
Charles Smith
Route 1
Fred Brick
Rey Fogle
East Seventh
The
Grove
Lime Company
Ford’ Campbell
Fred H. Beachiey
Middletown
James Windsor
Michael Rentzee
Adams Read
Walter Weidner
James S. Decker
Sally Collier
Carlton E. Bohn
Waynesboro
Two Local Swimmers Place At Norfolk
Frederick youths shine at Tidewater championships in Norfolk Virginia Grove 14 placed fifth in the 100 yard butterfly final with a 1 18 7 time. Helene Grove won a 12 and under 10 yard breaststroke title in 1 28. David Erster took fifth in Wizard breaststroke, Hunt Sikuais sixth in boys 12 and under. Barbara Bins ham posted a best time but failed to medal. Broad Run lost 4 2 to Bolivar in Tri County league game.
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United States
Virginia Grove
Virginia Ded
Diana Stambach
Phila
Cindy Milbroth
Connecticutt
Virginia
Frederick
Helene Grove
Helene
David Erster
Hunt Sikuais
Washington
Barbara Binsham
Norfolk Wip
Iss
Dorane
Tri County League Sunday's results and upcoming games
Bolivar beat Broad Run 4 2 Creagerstown 21 Buckerstown 4 Walkersville 3 Germantown 9 Doubs 3 Middletown 6 Lovettsville 0 next Sunday games include Lovettsville at Walkersville Doubs at Buckerstown Germantown at Bolivar Broad Run at Yellow Springs Walkersville at Lovettsville horses killed in steeple Milan Italy three horses died and one injured in Milan Grand Steeplechase won by Galdi Regior of Italy
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Bolivar
Broad Run
Yellow Springs
Creagerstown
Buckerstown
Walkersville
Germantown
Doubs
Middletown
Lovettsville
Reagerstown
Buckeystown
Yellow
Milan
Itay
Galdi
Regior
Italy
Local residents named in incomplete list of honorees
Donald L. Petersen of Hagerstown, Gerald C. Brindie of Frederick, Donna Benedict of Hagerstown, Daniel Spofferd of Hagerstown, best time of day award winner, Mrs. Jo Ann Petersen of Hagerstown, William H. Weaver of Hagerstown, a father and
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Donald L. Petersen
Hagerstown
Gerald C. Brindie
Frederick
Donna Benedict
Daniel Spofferd
Jo Ann Petersen
William H. Weaver
ACC Baseball Tight Race Shifts Into Second Half
Maryland and Wake Forest lead the ACC race by one game over Duke as Clemson and South Carolina lag. The schedule shows key divisional battles Monday through Saturday with Duke aiming to improve its 1-2 conference mark and climb the standings.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Wake Forest
Duke
Atlantic Coast Conference
Clemson
South Carolina
Terps
Virginia
Roy Hurst
John Barrett
Marsland
Frank Cooper
Georgia
Virginia Military
South Carolna
Virginia Tech
N. C. State
Navy
N.C. State
North Carolin
North Carolina
Buckeystown Triumphs Over Walkersville 4-3 In Tri County Standings
Buckeystown edged Walkersville 4-3 in a Tri County league contest. Loun Shook and Lenhart each had two hits for Buckeystown while Walkersville led 1-0 before Buckeystown tied it by the fifth. Buckeystown scored the winning run in the sixth as Houck doubled for Walkersville, plus Buckeystown stole four bases and various timely hits sealed the victory.
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Buckeystown
Walkersville
Loun
Shook
Lenhart
Houck
Ramsburg
iCramer
Dorsey
Duscan
Albizo
P Eaves
Buckeystown Abrh Ore
Ray Eilmer
Pcook
Nee
Smuth
Buckerstown
Ray Hilfner
Page
Shock
Hargett
W. Duncan
E. Duncan
G. Ramsburg
Curry
Tame
Sivailmaz
Yellow Springs Edge Creagerstown 3 2 in Tri County opener
Yellow Springs edged Creagerstown 3 2 as H Smith fanned 12 over six innings. Springfield had one run in each of the fourth seventh and eighth with Creagerstown scoring in the fifth. Kreeragerstown’s Frycock hit three triples for the losers while Smith doubled for Yellow Springs. Middletown blanked Lovettsville 6 0 with Dick Baker pitching a no hitter until the ninth and Shafer Stroup driving in five RBIs each.
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Yellow Springs
Creagerstown
H. Smith
Springers
Smith
Frycock
Middletown
Buer
Krantz
Dubie
Howard
Biser
of Smith
Innnings
Feller Yen
Lovettsville
Dick Baker
Mentzer J
Shafer
Stroup
Montreal Canadiens win fourth straight Stanley Cup
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 3 to clinch the series 4-1, earning their 11th Cup. Coach Toe Blake led the team as Bernie Geoffrion and Ralph Backstrom sparked the victory with two goals and two assists. Beliveau and Maurice Richard were sidelined by injuries.
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Montreal
Canadiens
New York Yakees
Toronto Maple Leafs
Hhey
Toe Blake
Toronto
Punch Imlach
Blake
Bernie
Boom Boom
Geoffrion
Leafs
Chicago
Hawks
Ralph Backstrom
Fom Johnson
Marcel Bonin
Jean Beliveau
Maurice
the Rocket
Richard
Derby Field Expands as Derby Favorite Field Grows
A large field is anticipated for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 2 after results from Saturday’s races. Manassa Mauler upset First Landing in the Wood Memorial, while Monk’s Head runner Finnegan placed second in the California Derby at Tanforan and Rare Rice emerged as a late dark-horse from Laurel.
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Cockfield Stables Nimmer
George Garrett
Bonzo
Jack
Briardaie Farm
Rico Tesio
C.b.fisehbach
Festival King
Rare Rice
Cedar Brook
New York
Churchill Down’s
America
Manassa Mauler
Jack Dempsey
Count Turf
Emil Dolee
Valley Stream
N. Y
Firing
Wood Memorial
Brookfield Farms
Elkcam Stable
Atoll
Open View
Intentionnally
Patrice Jacobs
Our Dad
Bold Ruler
Monk
Hoad
Neil S. MacCarthy
Finnegan
Tanforan
Laurel
Mrs. Adams
Louisville
Jordan Rated Underdog For Fight
St. Louis welterweight title bout favors Don Jordan as 65 to 1 underdog against Virgil Akins. Jordan, 24, brings a nine-fight win streak and a 44-11 record with 15 KOs into Kiel Auditorium. Akins, 31, seeks rebound after a decline since his 1961 title win and recent non-title losses. The 15-round championship clash is to be telecast by NBC at 10 a.m. EST.
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Imonocacy Valley LG
ST. Louis
Don Jordan
Prosperity Cleaners
Joe’s Cleaners
Jover Virgil Akins
Frederick Motor
Jordan
Los Angeles
Coca Cola
heiFo Mo Co
Akins
Kiel Auditorium
Tony de Marco
Logart
Vince Martinez
Tombstone Smith
del Flanagan
Kayos
Glade Valley B Division standings and race results
In Walkersville Maryland the Glade Valley B Division standings show Potomac Edison leading with 4 points and Irish Five six, followed by Rosemont Gull and Stauffer's, Delauter and Thurmont, with high scores by Zimmerman and Campbell. In Upper Marlboro Maryland Porsche racer Doe Sesslar from Lancaster Ohio won the fifth President's Can race after a first lap spin, rebounding to lead by lap 15 of 35.
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Thurmont
Fred. Auto
E. End
Texaco
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Auto
Zimmerman
S64
J. Campbell
J. Zimmerman
Porsche
Marlboro Upper Marlboro, Md
Doe Sessiar
Lancaster Ohio
Sesslar
Iinto
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M.C.A
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J. Whisner
E. Shite
Plunkard
Reeder
Uraatuu
Wofe
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Buenos Aires
Ketts
D. Beachley
Broad Bur
Derr
Bud Gilroy
Woods
P. Cooper
B. Hutter
R. KeHer
Long
Tarnaces Saturn
Gene Mann
Bud
Pat Gilroy
Ada L. Rice
Wachter
Ricketts
Emmitsberg
Don Sweene
Morris Zentz
Thur Mont
Emmitssburg
Iseason
Bob Gingell
Venado Tuerto
Argentina
Gingell
Emmitsburg
Tenney
PTR
Ranine
Wee Ome Acy Coe
Zentz Sweeney
Luis Fer]White
NHL
Montreal Wits
Suggs
Ram
Thruston B. Morton
Lex
Ary — Louise
Kentucky
Silfor
Dallas
Tri-County League
Lois Swaneyson
Robert Dowie
Paul Dowie
Donald St. Clair
Ellsworth Watkins
Lerps
Acc
Chesapeake
Baker and Strobel
Keller, Reed and Thompson
May
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Democratic
Gunther
Moose
Dem
Duquesne
United
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Moose Lodge
Diamond Aw
Gunther Beer
Jeffersonian Club
Duquesne Beer
Johnny Swamper Club
United Fire Co
Grocery Bay
Ya. Groff
Xdustrial League Health Center Aller
Northecool
Keampf & Harris
Harris
Sports Center
Warren’s
Landis Jewelry
Marlow’s
Harold’s
Morgan's
Stop & Crowther
Marlow
Keampf & Harris Morgan
Harris Roofer
Ddutrow
Dutrow
Schlitz
Linden Hill Market
jKidd’s
Nforgan
Bruns
K. Amer
Legion
Bruns' Twick American Legion
W_ Englebrecht
B. Koontz
H. Brown
W. Cramer
B. Powell
W. Englebrecht
Indie Joe Een Mover
Saies Pa
Harmony Grove
Spaulding Garage
DeSoto
Plymouth
U. S. Ht
Poplar Springs
Wilson
Bartgis & Zimmerman
Burall
Frigidaire
W. Patrick St
Potomac Edison Company
Atlantic Heating
Blue Ridge
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Aero Oil Co
Frederick, Md
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