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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
A Frederick Maryland Friday edition details local sports and community notices with weekend schedules and brief updates from area teams and clubs. Community leaders urge participation in Friday activities as summer heats up and local venues prepare for upcoming events.
Frederick defeats Hagerstown 5-4 in State II play as All-Stars meet Salisbury team today at Hub City Park. The page also highlights local fishing tales with George Bluemenauer in Frederick Memorial Hospital, a Monocacy Canoe Club dam repair planned for Buckeystown, and a Crab Feast set for August 17 at Thurmont Conservation Club with weekend outdoor notes and fishing tips for Potomac area wading anglers.
The United States routed West Germany 141 to 82 in Hannover in a two day meet, winning 18 of 21 events. Bob Hayes swept the sprints, the 1600 meter relay fell short for a world mark, and Henry Carr anchored the relay as the Americans pressed a long tour with a London stop forthcoming.
Detailed daily card listing first through seventh races with purses from 1100 to 1406 dollars. Entries include multiple claiming and allowance races for 2 year olds up to 4 and up, with horses such as Ray Va Joint Appeal Sun Imouse Picky Play Sea Record Eagle Eve Gordon By Choice Maurellio and more, plus purses and post times.
Candy Spots is pegged as the favorite in the $1400 added Arlington Classic at one mile. Wille Shoemaker to ride the 126 pound top horse facing a field of about 11 rivals including Elmendorf Farm's B. Mayor and Jack Stable's Aboy. Candy Spots will rest after the Classic for the Travers Stakes at Saratoga on August 17 where he may face Chateaugay. In other notes, the Batters Cafle worked on passing at the National Football League camp with Unitas McCan Cuozzo throwing during drills and Berry Hawkins supporting in the backfield. The Grantland Rice Memorial Award for sportsmanship will be presented at the Astor Hotel in New York on November 1 to honor a man upholding the tradition of the late writer.
St Louis beat Cincinnati 3 2 as George Altman hit a fifth inning homer to propel the Cardinals to a series win. Simmons earned his 10th victory with late relief from Taylor and Shantz after a ninth inning Cincinnati rally. Bill White, Tim McCarver, and Charlie James provided key actions in support of the Cardinals' victory moving them into a tie for second with San Francisco.
Army football coach Paul Dietzel, credited with LSU three platoon system, was chosen president by the Christian Athletes board. LeRoy King, FCA executive director, announced Dietzel will serve as president at FCA headquarters in Kansas City.
The College All Stars meet the Green Lions before about 75,000 fans at Soldiers Field Friday. Partly cloudy with 80s heat and late thundershowers forecast. Kickoff 8:45 pm EST, broadcast and televised. Injuries to Ray Nitschke and Jim Taylor shake odds as Lombardi plans to start Taylor amid uncertainty.
Teenage prospects head to NFL camps and AFL tryouts while Packers eye a third straight title. Green Bay trades away Bill Quinlan and loses Paul Hornung to a suspension, elevating Bart Starr to lead the attack. Tom Moore steps in for Hornung with Earl Gros backing when Taylor rests, and Jerry Kramer adds kicking duties as Otto Grahams defense adds tall cover men to guard receivers.
The German Track and Field Association announced a U S track team visit next year to be staged on the West Coast likely in San Francisco. A spokesman mentioned September 20, 1964 as a possible date, with no exact arrangement yet.
GROSSE POINT FARMS Mich AP Peggy Van Eykoute 11 leads youth baseball beating gender barriers as she strikes out three in a late All Stars inning. Boys congratulate her and she earns the game ball in a spirited 10 to 8 loss for the Cubs. Springfield AP Gov Kerner vetoes boxing bill. The measure would curb licensing for managers and adjust glove rules aiming to reduce injuries.
Philadelphia promoters and the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission advanced an alternate plan for a Sept 30 heavyweight title bout between Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay at Philadelphia Stadium. The plan would have Bob and Jim Nilon promote the fight, with Liston’s involvement still to be approved by the champion. The commission in Harrisburg rejected Intercontinental Promotions Inc due to Liston’s connection, while Nilon brothers pushed for a firm announcement and held a July 17 letter of intent from Clay’s associates.
Fairfield Conn AP report says the New York Giants send Bob Bil a 1962 Notre Dame rookie to the Washington Redskins on Thursday in exchange for a medium high draft selection. Bil joins Redskins as part of a strategic trade to bolster backfield depth and future options.
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