Maiden and Claiming Races At Tulip Downs Meet
Results show Aurtt 92 k6 dominates the first race with Walnut Doc. Multiple purses listed from 1200 to 1800 for maiden claiming and allowances. Notable entries include Ray's Angel, Eireann's Boy, My Dear Ruth and Paper Dave with various finishes and a daily double paid at 134.60. Attendance reported 93,762 and handle 260,774.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Davidsen
Gustines
Maio Mist
Narosia
Arsmarten
Mr. Jad
Almandine
Massette
Sailor Man S
Knight
Miller Creek
Wiltgans
Easter Crystal
Korg Christophe
Colonel Bush
Fetor’s Pride
Our One Love
Secunde Vid Mills Bream
Battleadora
Peboona Wa Gestimate
Eireann's Boy
Ruth
Mrs Suse
Beth
Speedy Bunny
A-Kaunka Ng Aggie
Little Bolt
A-Louis E. Torreyson
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday in the American League Chicago beat California eight to six. Today Detroit visits Washington, Minnesota travels to California, and Chicago goes to Kansas City. Yesterday's scores include San Francisco five Chicago two St. Louis five New York four Pittsburgh two Cincinnati one Atlanta five Philadelphia four. Scheduled games feature San Francisco at Houston Pittsburgh at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Atlanta Los Angeles at Chicago.
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Detroit
Lolich
Washington
McCormick
Minnesota
Kaat
California
Sanford
Chicago
Peters
Kansas City
Hunter
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Shaw
Houston
Giusti
Sisk
Washburn
Boozer
Nuxhall
Hamilton
Cloninger
Los Angeles
Koufax
Elsworth
Ww. L. Pet. G
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
W. L Pet. G.B
St Louis
Braves Rally Past Phillies 5-4 on Carty Triple
Rico Carty tripled in the tying run in the eighth and scored the winner on a Chris Short wild pitch as the Braves edged the Phillies 5-4. Eddie Mathews set a major league record by playing his 2,009th game at third base. Niekro earned the win while Short took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rico Carty
Chris Short
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Sandy Alomar
Joe Torre
Carty
Short
Dennis Menke
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Eddie Yost
Washington
Detroit
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Phila
Lemaster
Olive
Carroll
Niekro
Torre
Uecker
L— Short
FHS Jayvees Win Duel Track Meet
Frederick High School junior varsity team dominates Maryland School for the Deaf 78 to 53 in a duel at FES capturing nine firsts including relays and field events. MSD wins a few sprints but FHS sweeps most events and leads throughout.
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FHS Jayvees
Frederick High School
Maryland School For the Deaf
FES
Riley
Ambush
Norris
Darity
Lit
Smith
Bowle
Putman
Reedy
Rentzel
Ready
Hawkins
Wright
Waugh
Frederick
Terrell
Robins
Bowie
Roth
Main
Quigley
Biscus—Sherman
Carley
Malin
Fairchild
Green
Eshleman
Grove
Bowls
Vaughn
World Chess Championship Game Five Ends In Draw
The fifth World Chess Championship game ended in a draw on move 80, matching the earlier four games. The match adjourned after 41 moves on Wednesday and resumed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Frederick Beats Hopkins Freshmen 4-1 Behind Murphy
Audie Murphy tossed six scoreless innings after a first inning run as Frederick High School defeated Johns Hopkins freshmen 4-1. Hart, Ranneberger, Keller and Ambrose drove in the decisive runs with a third inning triple and subsequent RBI.
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Baltimore
Audie Murphy
Johns Hopkins
Frederick High School
Murphy
Ron Hart
Phil Ranneberger
Hal Keller
Ranneberger
Frederick
Keller
Tim Ambrose
Hart
Keljers Mits
Frederick John Hopkins
O'Bryan
Zuger
Boyer
ZOO Avery
R'berger
Stone
Grayson
Myers
Nough
Thern
Norwood
John Hopkins
Ranneburger
SO Murphy
Thorn
Murphy Balk—Murphy
Speed Shifting By Vernon In 75 80 Drag-A-Way Meet
Event recap from Monrovia April 15 featuring Ron Vernon versus Bud Schellenberger in a five round match race with Vernon taking rounds one three and four. Includes top eliminators results and upcoming events plus notes on other classes and cars. Also reports Thad Spencer vs Brian London in a later boxing bout in Manchester May 2.
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Bill Wilcom
Monrovia
Ronnia
Naot Plimoth Arken
Vernon
Bud Shellenberger
Alka
Schellenberger
Ford
Vernon & Buckeye
Bud
Gerald Bloodorth
Arlington
Charles King
Wheaton
Gary Ledbetter
Gary
Frederick
Duquense
Pontiac
Melvin Howell
Rockville
Dick Hill
Tom Gray
Gray
Therese
Sonny
USA
James Nuckols
FFA
Nuckols
Honda
Automotive Industrial
Mover Comet Racing
Bounty Hunter
Dodge
Bud Faubel
Smoker Smith
Plymouth
Black Jack
Sox
London
Thad Spencer
Portland
Ore
Brian London
Manchester
Spencer
Henry Cooper
Cassius Clay
Eduardo Corletti
Argentina
Mets place Dick Stuart on disabled list
New York AP reports Dick Stuart was placed on the Mets disabled list on Thursday and will miss at least 15 days of action due to injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
NEW York
Dick Stuart
New York Mets
C O Canal Hike Returns With Justice Douglas Leading
The annual C and O Canal hike returns to the river and Deer Creek landscape. Supreme Court Justice William Douglas will again lead the trek, starting at 8:00 am from the Monocacy Aqueduct and covering 15 miles to Sycamore Landing near Seneca. Take-out points include White’s Ferry and Edward’s Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C & O Canal
Monocacy Aqueduct
Sycamore Landing
Seneca
White’s Ferry
Edward’s Ferry
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Auckland bout ends in decision over Perez
New Zealand featherweight George Toro defeated Ray Perez of Honolulu by decision in a Wround bout held Thursday night in Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Ap- Toro George
Ray Perez
Honolulu
Court Ruling Costs Johansson as World Champion
STOCKHOLM AP A Swedish court ruled that Ingemar Johansson was a Swede when he defeated Floyd Patterson for the world heavyweight title. The decision cannot be appealed and may cost Johansson more than a million dollars in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
New York
Johansson
Patterson
Sweden
Switzerland
United States
U. S
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Eridow
Vasil
Espinosa
Fitzgerald
Hagerstown
Lewistown
Paper Dave
Davidson
Vickie
Anne
Domimara
Mr. Raymond
Wendy Low
Miss Bo Paap
Caros Abel
Jim's Command
Misti Princess
Pauls Joy Za Hearty
Evening Prep
Sun Har
Jalstone
A-Mal Percedor
Bec Thompson
Ponpa Happy
Odd Lot
A. J. Lacoste Ertry
Sodaire
Soppin Chief
A-Atlas
A-M
Mendalson
J.R. Palmer
George B
Sea Jean
Royal Bala
Fashionmester
King Speed
Popey
Pombe
Shining Delight
Cooke
Scarteen
Bright Button
Native Moon
Baker
W. Sellars
Torres
Robt
Richardses
Lady Skipper
Small
Cherry Lane
Wilson
Skippernel
Carmen Aurum
Hedge
Pavone Girl
W. Clark
Rosy Money
Ray
Susiee
Endance
Eernadis
Calfornia
Mercer’s Drug Store Free Delivery
West 3Rd & N. Market St
Phillies
Giant Ultra
Henri Plymouth
Black Jack Ford
Bud Fauber
Dodge — Sox
Plymouth Bounty Hunters
Dodge — Moyer
N.alb.a
Featuring
Flint Embroidery Co
Urbana
New Market
Murphy Hurts
Hopkins
Gary O’bryan
Victor
Royal Portable & Office
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
Farm Credit Association
East St
Fred’k., Md
Pikesville
Maryland
Ole
Bond
Progt Standard Distillers Products, Inc
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Harley- Davidson
Pentees
Delphey
West Patrick St
SPORT
Deer Creek
Ad ’ E Ware
McCauiamer
SAAB
Christopher R. Custer
W. Patrick Sr
FreDeRick, MD
Jefferson
H. C. Summers & Co
Woodsboro
Windsor
Thurmont
Biffle’s
MT. Airy, MD
Brunswick, MD
Peoples Home & Auto Store
Myersville, MD
Harshman’s
Union Bridge
Union Bridge Hardware
Schindel, Rohrer & Co., Inc
Hagerstown, Md
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