Tri State Track Meet Faces Record Breakers At Frederick
Frederick hosts the second annual Tri-State League meet featuring teams from North and South Hagerstown Westminster Waynesboro Martinsburg and Frederick starting at 2 pm. Cadets coach Hal Moser predicts records in the mile 120 high hurdles 180 low hurdles 100 yards dash shot put 440 yard relay 880 yard relay and broad jump as 11 current marks are Frederick held.
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Westminster
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Jay Markey
North Hagerstown
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Markey
St. James
Pennsylvania
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al Smith
Smith
Jim Hall
Harley Thomas
Jim Gilvert
and Thomas
Dave Shockey
Tom Brown
Gary Jackson
Late Baseball Scores From A Pair Of Games
Los Angeles and New York traded runs in a muddled box with Miller Roebuck and Rose handling early duties. Craig Sherry Coleman worked the mound for the Dodgers while Fisher and Bailey supported Philadelphia as McLish suffered a tough loss with Klippstein and Dalrymple closing. Oldis contributed with a 19th inning line. W Fisher 1 12 L McLish 0 2.
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New York
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Roseboro
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Sherry
Coleman
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Curtis Mason Emerges as Favorite in Tri-State Track Meet
Curtis Mason of Martinsburg defies expectations with a 4:21.1 mile at the St. James Invitation in Hagerstown, briefly challenging national standards and solidifying his status as the day’s standout athlete alongside Frederick Cadets. Mason’s performance, aided by lead from 220 yards, marks the fastest Maryland schoolboy mile of the year and draws college interest for the standout miler.
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Miami
Maryland
Three-Way Meet Attracts Araby County League Practice
The Araby team of the Frderck County League holds a 6 pm practice at the Araby diamond this evening. All interested players are urged to attend.
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Frederck County
Araty
Eight Enter Derby Trial as Four May Return for Classic
Eight 3 year olds contest the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs led by Bonjour and Jet Traffic with lofty Derby hopes. Ambush Stable's On My Honor and Rajah Noor join the field along with Gray Pet, while Candy Spots Never Bend and No Robbery loom as dominant Derby favorites.
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Bonjour
California
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Jet Traffic
del Carroll
Ambush Stable
Leslie Fenton
Walnut Hill Farm
Gray Pet
Rex C. Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Cain Hoy
Greentree Stable
H. J. O’shea
Wild Card
J. J. Cherock
Wake and Moraney
Sleuth Hound
Mutuel Cashiers
Rajah Noor
Santa Anita
Wood Memorial
Aqueduct
Bay Shore
On My Honor
Gray Pei
Keeneland
John W. Galbreath
Willie Shoemaker
Manual Yeaza
Shoemaker
Yeaza
Paul Frey
Ronald Pecree
Washington AP Hockey Team Triumphs Over Mt St Maris
In a 13 start showdown, Washington AP team defeated Mt St Maris with strong defense led by G's standout performance. Key players Folk Monahan Solomon and Scott contributed scores and assists as the visitors built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Dave Sete
Mt St. Maris
G's Slenth
Yankees Trade Bonus Catcher to Orioles
The New York Yankees traded a bonus catcher to the Baltimore Orioles. The player, signed as an undrafted bonus, was sent to the Orioles in a deal announced after the season. He began in Greensboro, NC, and joined the major league roster at season end, with waivers and option details noted.
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Parem Club
Cook falls short in no hit bid against Walkersville
Eddie Cook lost a bid for a no hitter in the seventh inning and settled for a one hit 5 to 1 victory for the Lions over Middletown. Middletown’s Talbott doubled for the Knights only hit while Cook fanned seven and walked three, guiding Walkersville to their third win in four games.
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Edwards And Causey Lead Bat Parades
Johnny Edwards of Cincinnati and Wayne Causey of Kansas City top the league batting races with .411 and .400 marks respectively. Edwards holds the National League lead after last week, while Causey tops the American League, as early-season stats show Willie Mays Stan Musial and Pete Runnels under pressure from solid starters.
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Los Angeles Angels
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Milwaukee
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Ken Boyer
Bob Miesm
Minnesota
Frederick High golfers win eighth straight Tri-State match
Sophomore Craig Rhoderick shot 78 as Frederick High School's golf team posted their eighth straight victory with an 180 sweep over Westminster in a Tri-State League meet at the VFW. Craw led with 75, Rhoderick was three back, and the Cadets moved to 5-0 in league play ahead of Friday’s road match at Beaver Creek against South Hagerstown. Sam Boulmet is noted as a leading Maryland rider and president of the Jockeys Guild.
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