Cadets Rally For 6-3 Victory Over Sherwood
In Sandy Springs Frederick lefty Jim Trout struck out 18 as the Cadets beat Sherwood 6-3 for their fourth straight win. A five inning burst broke a 2-2 tie, with Hart, Myers, Grove, and Keyser contributing in a seventh inning effort. Trout allowed six walks and four hits in a seven inning, two-run effort after an early error opened the door in the fourth.
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Sandy Springs
Jim Trout
Frederick
Cadets
Sherwood
Hart
Nelson Myers
Myers
Stan Keyser
Benny Grove
Grove
Keyser
Ike Rhoderick
Tommy Thomas
Rhoderick
Frederick Sherwood
Bi Harris
Davis
P. Jason
Fling
Johnson
Staley
Jackson
cThompson
Holland
Aumar
Thomas
Mullinix
Man
Martin
Friendly
Elien
Boyer
Trout
White
Codorus
Fair
Gregory
Cindy Rock
Becky
Tyba
Hank's
Curt Summons
Kings Admiral
Publican
Leo’s Pride
Melrose Buddy
Cute
Wingate
Crown’s Love
Shenandoah Cadets Rout Ursinus in 3-0 Baseball Win
In Westminster Maryland Western Maryland broke a scoreless duel with a five inning surge to defeat Ursinus College 3-0. Frederick posted the fourth tally on Trout's base hit as the Cadets built a lead and Monday's home game against Boonsboro was announced for 2:30 p.m.
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Trout
Frederick
Cadets
Hart
Grove
Myer
Sherwood
Fling
Boonsboro
Westminster
Western Maryland
Ursinus College
Changes in sports bold and dull in a public discourse
A wide range of sports reforms and opinions are discussed from baseball to television, with Charley Finley and the Pennant Porch controversy cited. Dr. Warren Guild advocates high starch pre performance meals for athletes, while noting some athletes use alcohol or tobacco. Historical quotes reflect mixed attitudes toward sport, diet, and show business influence.
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Warren Guild
American College of Sports Medicine
Guild
Miss Smith Leads Titleholders One-Sided Win for Tish Preuss
Phyllis Tish Preuss of Florida dominated the North and South Amateur Women's Golf final at Pinehurst, beating Mrs. George Trainor of New York six and five. Preuss, 25, hit two under par and did not lose a hole, while Trainor struggled with greens and traps.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Phyllis
Tish) Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
George Trainor
Rochester
N.Y
Miss Preuss
Pinehurst Country Club
Trainor
Augusta
Marilynn Smith
Runaway Bay
Jamaica
Augusta Country Club
Judy Kimball
Soux City
Iowa
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Joann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Wright
Miss Prentice
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Trump aims for sweep in Maryland Hunt Cup series
Glyndon Maryland AP Jay Trump a converted runner may become the first horse since 1946 to win all three of Maryland timber jumping races. The 7 year old gelding already beat the other entrants in the 68th Maryland Hunt Cup after outrunning and outjumping them in My Lady's Manor and Grand National held on prior Saturdays in Baltimore.
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Glyndon
Jay Trump
Maryland
My Lady's Manor
Baltive Ty
Exhibition Game Sunday At 2 P.M In Baker Park
East Frederick and Mains Shopping Center teams from Frederick Industrial League schedule an exhibition game Sunday at 2 p m at the lower diamond in Baker Park. League opens May 12. East Frederick also begins an independent schedule May 2 under lights at McCurdy Field. All players urged to attend Sunday practice. absentees should call the manager before noon Sunday.
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East Frederick
Mains Shopping Center
Frederick
Baker Park
McCurdy Field
Hopkins Breaks Owens Drake Relays Jump Mark in Des Moines
Arizona senior Gayle Hopkins from Davenport soars 26 feet 2 inches to top Jesse Owens 26-1 set in 1935, the meet's lone record as Drake Relays opens in Des Moines with 13,000 spectators in sunny 62 degree weather. Tom O Hara Loyola Chicago may run 1500 meters in today's final 21 events.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Arizona
Gayle Hopkins
Jesse Owens
Hopkins
Davenport
Owens
Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola
O’hara
Owens Mark Falls to Drake In Invitational Mile
Owens failed to beat Drake’s 4 05 4 in an invitational mile as four other Friday events produced routine results.
Camera Day at Memorial Stadium May 17
Amateur photographers may shoot from box seats for 20 minutes starting at 1 p.m. during the Baltimore Orioles versus Los Angeles Angels game. Photos entered in a contest for up to $1,000 in gear, judged by the Baltimore Press Photographers Association. The article also notes Henry Carr of Arizona State winning a 220-yard race in 21 seconds, finishing ahead of Roger Sayers.
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Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Memorial Stadium
Orioles
Baltimore Press Photographers Association
Arizona State
Henry Carr
Carr
Omaha University
Roger Sayers
Horse race card with multiple stakes at Pimlico track
Results show nine races with purses from 1,200 to 1,400 dollars. Winners include Sylvia's Spring, Happy Lu, Full Sp'd Ahead, Day Garden, Valley Reverere, Tip Sheet, Darbin, Southern War, and Jobat. Odds and runners listed, with Daily Double figure and attendance noted.
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Sylvia
Bland
Woodwork
Cape
Semag Sen
Vancantiy
Happy Lu
Delgado
Ted B.L. Reynolds
Drovers Inn
Fitzgerald
Valley Reverere
Cornelison
Spring Mits
Vasil
Royal Rover
C. Smith
Zangari
Royal Savage
Speck
Karpe
Darbin
Palumbo
Mullins
Depalo
Okey’s
Sigler
Jobat
Diavohikis
Tarascon
Headley
Tuscany Bulb
Narvaez Wins Unanimous Decision Over Dorado in TV Bout
Frankie Narvaez, a swift punching New York lightweight, defeated Argentina's Vin cente Dorado by unanimous decision in a 10 round nationally televised fight at Sunnyside Garden. The 22-year-old Puerto Rican-born contender to Carlos Ortiz's 135-pound title extended his unbeaten streak to 14, weighing 136 pounds to Dorado's. Brandeis University golf captain Steve Moro of Highland Park Illinois is president of the school's student council.
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New York
Frankie Narvaez
Vincente Dorado
Argentina
Sunnyside Garden
Narvaez
Carlos Ortiz
Brandeis University
Steve Moro
Highland Park, Ill
Derby Preview Points Toward Derby Contenders at Laurel and Churchill
ORLO ROBERTSON notes 24 three year olds in Chesapeake Stakes and related races at Laurel and Churchill. Kentucky Jug and Knightly Manner appear likely Derby starters. several others eye Preakness and Belmont. The Stepping Stone, Oaks Prep, and Grey Lag Handicap highlight a dense day of top contenders and substantial purses.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Laurel
Churchill Downs
Repeating
Churchill
Kentucky Jug
Calumet Farm
Chesapeake
Sheldrake
Zurich
America
Scoundrel
Mr. Brick
Dandy K
Geology
Dunfee
Miami Mood
Shama
Aqueduct
Mongo
Gun Bow
Baseball card style schedule and results brief
The American League slate lists Baltimore at New York Detroit at Minnesota Boston at Chicago Washington at Kansas City and Cleveland at Los Angeles with night and twilight options. Yesterday Philadelphia routed Chicago while San Francisco and St Louis posted lopsided wins. today several interleague and league games are scheduled including New York at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Pappas
New York
Boston
Detroit
Wickersham
Minnesota
Pascual
Conally
Chicago
Buzhardt
Washington
Osteen
Kansas City
Drabowsky
Twilight
Cleveland
Grant
Los Angeles
Chance
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukee
Sanford
Purkey
Fisher
Veale
Padres
Spahn
Jackson
Bennett
Farrell
St.Louis
Craig
Pet. G.B
W. L. Pet
Maris Prefers Quiet Season Over 61 Home Run Fame
Roger Maris says the 1961 feat of 61 home runs brought fame and torture, and he seeks peace and privacy this year. He plans to focus on enjoying baseball, letting critics yell without upsetting him, and hopes to lead the league in personal enjoyment rather than headlines.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Knights Rally To Win 11 10 In See-Saw Victory
Middletown roared back from a 6-0 deficit to beat Damascus 11 10 in a seesaw state title push. Don Baker stood out with a 4-for-4 day including a double and triple as Middletown rallied for eight runs in the third to overturn a 7-1 deficit. Damascus briefly regained strength late, but Middletown held on for the win behind strong pitching from Martin and Frushour.
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Middletown
Damascus
Doug Martin
Bruce Frushour
Middletown Bats
Knights
Don Baker
Gladhill
Randolph
Huffer
Hawse
D. Baker
Watkins
Wiegand
Waller
Axline
Delauder
Baker
Maser
Hoffman
Ipoh
Martin
Frushour
Johnson
Wuhn
Team Practices and Meeting Schedule at Local Venues
Independent Hose Co holds a meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the fire hall. Shipley’s Inc practices today at Frederick High School at 45 p.m. and Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at the same site. Stup’s Sinclair schedules practice Sunday at Frederick High School 2 p.m.
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Independent Hose Co
Shipley’s Inc
Frederick High School
Stup’s Sinclair
Lumpe Powers Tigers Past Twins 5-0 in Detroit Win
Jerry Lumpe collected three hits and drove in three runs to back Mickey Lolich as Detroit blanked Minnesota 5-0. Lumpe singled, doubled, and a bases loaded single to key the affair while Lolich held the Twins to three hits in a complete performance.
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ST. Paul Minneapolis
Jerry Lumpe
Minnesota
Mickey Lolich
Detroit
Twins
Lumpe
Lolich
Earl Battey
Freehan
Stigman
Siebler
Arrigo
Dailey
Pleis
Battey
McCabe
Lstigman
Cadets Seek 3rd Title in Row at St James Today
Frederick High School's Cadets chase a third straight meet title at the St James Prep invitational in Hagerstown. They face Charles Town Martinsburg St James North and South Hagerstown starting at 1 30 p m with field events and track events 30 minutes later. Frederick already holds six records in 13 events, five from 1962 when the Cadets won the Maryland AA track crown.
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Frederick High School
St. James Prep
Hagerstown
Charles Town
Martinsburg
St. James
North
South Hagerstown
Frederick
TV Review of '63 NFL Games Slated
Baltimore area telecasts on WJZ-TV 13 begin May 2 at 1 30 p m with Tom Brookshire calling play by play. Schedule lists Giants Colts Browns Cowboys Bears Lions Browns Steelers Eagles Redskins 49ers Bears Packers Colts Cowboys Colts Lions Rams Lions Cardinals Giants Vikings Bears Lions Browns Giants Steelers.
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Baltimore Colt
Washington
Eagles
Redskins
49Ers
Bears
Packers
Colts
Cowboys
Lions
Rams
Cardinals
Giants
Vikings
Browns
Steelers
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