Winning Coach Harrick Shapes WVU Baseball Legend
Dale Ramsburg, Frederick Hustlers captain, praises West Virginia coach Steve Harrick for his deep knowledge and leadership. Harrick, age 60, has built a dominant Mountaineers program with a fast, aggressive style and clever off field superstitions. He emphasizes player confidence and mutual effort, even sharing his own worn shirt with a player in need.
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Dale Ramsburg
McCurdy Field
Frederick
West Virginia University
Dale
Steve Harrick
Mountaineers
Harrick
West Virgina
West Virginia
Casey Stengelese
Lefty
Shenandoah race meet results and entries summary
A dense ledger of races at Shenandoah includes multiple MD and MB events for 2 to 4 year olds with purses from 1,200 to 1,700 dollars. Notable fields list drivers such as Chatuyad Little Nip Our Srenda and Skim Skew with weights and times, plus a parallel Washington Mason-Dixon baseball line showing Mt St Marys defeating Catholic University 8 to 1 aided by seven Cardinal errors.
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Chatuyad
Vasil
Little Nip
D. Smith
Virus
L. Reynolds
Ermelia
Tidy Slipper
Super Mike
Barnes
Queen Joy
Liambias Mike
Mono Lea
Miss Damiel
Monte’s Petre
Skyline Drive
Burrell
Roxbury Road
Paps Bird
Melrose Randy
DO. Smith
Nancy Opers
Magic Luck
Alma Leers
Miss Oakton
Song Rhymer
Sans Merane
Ahdoolo
Carrie Boy
Ayalayall
C. Reynolds
Donna Clem
Alenquela
Kaneains
Punch Board
Delgado
I. Mr. Minx
Aera
Maryland Musick
Polly Tishon
Hy Baby
Cape
School For the Deaf
Little Mistress
Riston
Reynolds
Frederick High School
Sky Pom
Jet
Colonel True
Freddie
Charles
Big Gain
Mister Grock
Our Family
Marvina
Computer
Jet Electric
Don Lucho
Fire Moon
Jonat
Washington
Mt. St. Mary’s
Catholic University
Cardinals
Mason-Dixon
Mt. St. Marys
Catholic
Mascia
Morgan
Monahan
Martin
McLaughlin
Carosa
Cuttica
Catholic University Wins Rain Shortened Tennis Over Mt St Marys
Catholic University improves to 4-4 with a 5-1 rain shortened win over Mt. St. Marys. Walt Wegesser takes no. 1 singles 1 6 2. Don Schattenberg and Phil Schrodel win events in track and field as the Cadets relay teams also excel.
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Washington
Catholic University
Mt. St. Marys
Catholic
Walt Wegesser
Bruce Ellis
Don Schattenberg
Phil Schrodel
Jim Coleman
Atlee Boyer
Orioles
Schattenberg
Long
Helter
Sewell
Zimmerman
Young
Wright
Shockey
Corzone
Schrodel
Boyer
Smith
Ennis
Dattre
Kolderud
Markey
Coleman
Wise
Ruth
Schattenters
Frederick J Aird Edwards
Wills
Myers
J. Frederick
Baker
Mays Malzone Lead Slugging Early As Slumps Hit Veterans
Major leaguers struggle in first two weeks of 1964 season with Tommy Davis and Carl Yastrzemski among hitters under par. Kaline Aaron Groat Alou Robinson Mathews Killebrew also below pace. Willie Mays and Carl Malzone top batting charts with Mays 474, Malzone 436 while Skowron Rodders Hinton pace homers and RBIs.
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Yastrzemski
al Kaline
Detroit
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Dick Groat
St Louis
Kaline
Aaron
Groat
Felipe Alou
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Eddie Mathews
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Frank Malzone
Boston
Mays
Mailzone
Bill Skowron
Washington
Bob Rodgers
Los Angeles Angels
Chuck Hinton
RBI
West Virginia coach injured in car crash near Morgantown
WVU baseball coach Steve Harrick and three players were hurt in a head on collision on WV 73 about 10 miles east of Morgantown. Assistant publicist Dave Young also treated at University Hospital. The most seriously hurt, Jim Willetts, suffered a neck injury. Others treated were Chester Wright and Jeff ONeil.
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Morgantown
W.va
Steve Harrick
West Virginia University
Morganton
University Hospital
Dave Young
WVU
Harrick
Young
Richmond
Richmond Spiders
Jim Willetts
Lavale
Willetts
Chester Wright
Fredonia
N.Y
Jeff O'Neil
Mets Lead NL Attendance Surge In Early 1964 Push
AP survey shows National League attendance 23 percent above last season after two weeks. Mets draw 118,426 at Shea, doubling Polo Grounds figures, while Dodgers, Giants, Cards and Phillies also show gains. AL attendance down 11 percent with Yankees, White Sox and others posting declines. Dodgers top both leagues in total attendance at 212,540, with Giants and Orioles close behind.
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Mets
Shea Stadium
Polo Grounds
Casey Stengel
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Braves
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Pittsburgh Pirates
Colts
Pirates
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Chavez Ravine
New York Yankees
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Dodgers
Giants
Bookie Found Floating in Derbyshire Reservoir
London AP reports 55 year old book maker Bernard Hancock was pulled from a Derbyshire reservoir and linked to alleged fixed matches in English soccer. Nottingham police had questioned him previously on bribery allegations involving players. Police did not confirm foul play.
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London
England
Bernard Hancock
Nottingham
Hancock
Derbyshire
Poice
Celtics seek seventh title after historic six pack
Boston owner Walter Brown says the Celtics can win seven in a row after clinching their record sixth straight NBA championship by defeating the San Francisco Warriors 105-99. He notes the balance and veteran core, with Havlicek guiding a unit many call the seven old men of basketball.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Walter Brown
Celtics
Bob Cousy
San Francisco
Brown
Frank Ramsey
Jim Loscutoff
Clyde Lovellette
Willie Naulls
Johnny McCarthy
Cincinnati
Warriors
Johnny Havlicek
Tommy Heinsohn
Walkersville Eyes Tri-County Pennant With Pitching Gaps
Walkersville aims for a Tri-County League title this season with a solid lineup but uncertain pitching. Manager Charles Whitmore notes Bull Carter as the only fully fit pitcher, while Ken Eaves is sidelined by injuries. The lineup features Stull, Duncan, Crum in the outfield and Swomby, Duncan, Cook in the infield with Remsberg as a versatile option. Newcomer Gene Green may crack the starting lineup, and speedsters Zimmerman and Remsberg back up the club’s hopes.
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Larry Yanos
News-Post
Walkersville
Charles Whitmore
Bull Carter
Ken Eaves
Whitmore
Outfeld
Bob Stull
Larry Duncan
Carroll Crum
Lee Duncan
Ronnie Long
Creagerstown
Wayne Swomby
Wayne Duncan
Dick Cook
Grayson Remsberg
Duncan
Remsberg
Gene Green
Green
Will Zimmerman
Swomley
Remsiberg
Walkersville blanked Cadet JV's 6 to 0 in opener
Charley Frushour fired a four hitter with 10 strikeouts to earn his first win for Walkersville, while driving in two runs and collecting two hits. Frederick's Charley Grubbs pitched well, but two costly errors led to four unearned runs. The Lions piled on with a late-inning cushion as Walkersville defeated Frederick 6–0.
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Walkersville
Charley Frushour
Frederick
Lions
Frushour
Charley Grubbs
Jv’s
Grubbs
Hammer
Murphy
Darrick
Cook
Cline
Softball Drill at Frederick High School Practice
Shipley's Inc softball team holds practice Wednesday at 6 pm at Frederick High School. Team drills and conditioning noted for players and coaching staff with emphasis on skill development and team cohesion.
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Shipley’s Inc
Frederick High School
Himes Scores All Boonsboro Runs In 3-2 Upset Of Frederick
Gary Himes scored all three Boonsboro runs including a steal of home to upset Frederick 3-2 as Jim Trout suffered the loss. Himes and Maurice Hanes drove the offense with timely hits while Keckler earned the win despite ten strikeouts. Frederick falls to 3-1 ahead of road trips to Johns Hopkins and Martinsburg.
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Frederick
Boonsboro
Gary Himes
Warriors
Himes
American Legion Club
Trout
Jim Trout
Maurice Hanes
Hanes
Gary
Tom Keckler
Charley Palm
Trout’s Single Was Flayed Into An Error. Cadets Add Taily
Cadets
Benny Grove
Stan Keyser
Tommy Thomas
Keyser
Thomas
Keckler
Johns Hopkins
Martineburg
Frederick Abrigl
Boyer If
Bere
Myers Cf
Talbert
Grove
Kaetzel
Young
Frederick 2
Ushookt Lake
Cadets Win Golf Match Over Westminster 13 4
Frederick Cadets remain unbeaten in Tri State play at 5 1 after routing Westminster 13 4 at Western Maryland College Golf Course. Robert Nusbaum and Craig Rhoderick led with 78s for best rounds, while five Frederick golfers broke 83. Next match vs South Hagerstown Friday 2 pm at VFW course.
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Frederick Cadets
Westminster
Frederbeck
Western Maryland College
Robert Nusbaum
Craig Rhoderick
Frederick
Rhoddy Rhoderick
John Willis
Lewis Gannon
Bryant Wolfe
Myron Dutterer
John Hyle
Earl Starr
Richard Wolfe
Dale Freyman
Cadets
South Hagerstown
VFW
Dodgers blank Astros as only game on schedule
In a quiet MLB night, Los Angeles defeated Houston 6-0 while a full slate of games entered the schedule. Several road and home matchups are listed with pitchers and current records, including Don Donovan and Roland, plus later night games across major league parks.
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Los Angeles
Houston
W. L. Pet
G.B. W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Eee
Detroit
San Fran
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Aenee
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Washington
St Lous
New York
Boston Chicago
Kansas City
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International League Toronto
Bill Holton
Gary Jackson
Gene Wahl
Paul Harris
Terry Korrell
Phil Grove
Dave Fogle
Delton Brickhouse
Mike Gerhold
Howard Hoy
Ed Schantz
Frank Plunkard
Rick Myers
Bill Allen
Lance Howard
Dave Boyd
Bob Fox
Curtis Foster
Eric Ambush
Larry Thompson
Rodney le
Rolfe Castleman
Well
Ken Robinson
Ty Quynn
Toprow
Blaine Smith
Lou Brachey
Francis Foreman
Charley Green
Ron Gibson
Hal Moser
Tommy Davis
Carl Yastrzemski
Head A
Davis
Quint
Bowling
Andrew Fischer
Aberdeen
M.D
Minneapolis
West VA
New York Mets
Associated Press
Frederick JV
Bookie
Tri-Co League
Walkersville Blanks
Rippeon
Hammond
Donovan
Roland
Pizarro
Downing
Roberts
Lamaire
Osteen
Latman
Lary
Kansas
City
Segui
Marichal
Ellsworth
Padres
Johnson
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Lemaster
Jackson
St. Lous
Broglio
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