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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1961

Page

7

Maris and Mantle Push Toward 61 Homers This Season

Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle drive Yankee offense as a dynamic duo aiming to break Babe Ruth’s 61 homer mark in 154 games. Ralph Kiner calls the pair co leaders, noting Maris’s opportunities due to Mantle behind him and describing their on and off field chemistry with teammates like Bob Cerv as they contend for the pennant.

Harry Grayson Enterprise Agsn NEW York NEA Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Ralph Kiner Maris Babe Ruth Giants Mantle Kiner Pirates Lou Gehrig Ruth Yankee Stadium Bob Cerv Queens Fargo N. D Express Roy Hamey Ralph Houk Oklahoma Yankees White Sox

Star of the Week honors go to Gordon Smith and Lilly Sheppard

Terrace Lanes names Gordon Smith and Lilly Sheppard as Star of the Week after standout sets. Smith totaled 617 in the Major Doubles with games 205 200 212, while Sheppard posted a 527 set in the Wednesday Mixed Couples including 151 176 170. Other top performances include Gary Payne 610 in the same mix, Connie Hoffman and Charlotte Clem noted as prior stars, and a wide field of high scorers across leagues.

Gordon Smith Lilly Sheppard Terrace Lanes Tenpin Smith Dave Carlson Gary Payne Shepard Connie Hoffman Charlotte Clem Charles Sheppard Joe Ey Jer Lloyd Heatherly Ernest Brown Jerry Griffith Bill Miller Sonny Blake Ed Thomas Joe Burke Dennis Eyler Bob Thompson Howard Smith Milt. Hahn Dave Bell Pete Haugh Hiltner Les Blevins Chuck Satterlee Don Shipley Harry Rowe Paul Ernest

Duck Pin Bowling Fire Company League Standings and Scores

The Myersville Fire Company League at Arcade Alleys shows a tight race with five points separating the top four. Scrubs lead with 27, Red Stones 25, Privates 24, and Nats 22. High weekly game 125 by C Miller. high set 349 by D Boyer. A July 23 doubles tourney raised funds for the fire company. winners included Haines and Phelps for first high set 623, with Boyer and Beachley second set, and Boyer and Eichleberger winning second and third prizes. High individual game won by J Fawley and G Eichleberger. Kids also competed. Connie Miller and Dan Eichleberger earned gifts. July 23 doubles added prizes for top pairs and individuals.

Fire Company Myersville Fire Company Scrubs Red Stones Privates Nats C Miller D Boyer T. Haines G. Phelps D. Boyer P. Beachley M. Boyer W. Eichleberger J Fawley G. Eichleberger Connie Miller Dan Eichle

Baseball Standings and All Star Results Updated

American and National League standings show New York leading the AL with 65 wins, Detroit 58, Cleveland 55, Chicago 51, Boston 47, Washington 43. Minnesota and Los Angeles trail. NL leaders Los Angeles 62 38, Cincinnati 63 40, San Francisco 54 46, Milwaukee 30 48. Chicago 43 66. All Star games set after rain delay. slated for tonight and tomorrow with two games each in various venues.

Mandudgies Press Ww. L. Pet. GB New York Detroit Baltmore Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington Minnesota Los Angeles Kansas City Baltimore W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia St. Lows

House Collapses in Southwest Baltimore Newsl item

The front wall of a vacant house in Southwest Baltimore collapsed Sunday night, sending bricks into the street. No injuries were reported. Authorities investigate the cause of the collapse and structural safety of nearby buildings.

Baltimore

Terrace Lanes Birthday Anniversary Week at Tempin House

Terrace Lanes Frederick marks its first birthday with an eight day Anniversary Week from Saturday to August 12. Pinbuster prices 10 am to 6 pm, free rental shoes, and free games for first time bowlers. 165 for women or 200 for men earns a free game. Redpin special runs through Anniversary Week with a 25 dollar merchandise drawing for a strike on the head pin. Everyone can enter drawings on August 12 for bowling equipment prizes. Fall leagues form now with handicap options for men women youngsters and mixed teams. Free lessons available and reservations through Ed Thomas and Hal Kaufman.

Terrace Frederick West \uilegre Terrace Howlng Terrace Lanes Ed Thomas Hal Kaufman Tenpin

Monday Fights By The Associated Press

Tommy Schafer of Miami stopped Wille McCrea of Miami Pittsburgh at 13674 in the sixth round.

Associated Press Miami Tommy Schafer Pittsburgh Wille McCrea Miam

Whites Edge Blues In Colts Intra Squad Scrimmage

Baltimore Colts annual intra-squad game drew 37 504 fans as the White team won 17 to 10 on a 96 yard run after an interception by rookie Bob Harrison. Don Kern answered for the Blues with a 47 yard score, while Alex Hawkins added the other White TD and Vince Scott kicked two field goals.

Baltimore Bob Harrison Baltimore Colts Ohio University Baltimore Police Boys Clubs Kern Lamar McHan Jerry Hill Wyoming Joe Lewis McHan Green Bay

Former Notre Dame coach Jesse Harper dies at 77

Ashland Kansas AP Jesse C. Harper, coach at Notre Dame when the forward pass reshaped football under Gus Dorias and Knute Rock, died Monday at his 20,000 acre cattle ranch. He was 77 and had suffered a heart ailment for years. Harper twice served as football coach and athletics director at Notre Dame.

Ashland Kan Jesse C. Harper Notre Dame Gus Dorias Knute Rockhe Harper Notre

Dame Turns Reins To Rockne In 1915 Then Returns Later

The text notes Dame handing control to Knute Rockne in 1915 and briefly regaining leadership after Rockne's death in 1931. It states Dame resigned in 1933, announcing he would retire from major sports for life to devote time to his cattle ranch.

Knute Rockne Rockne Harper

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