Satchel Paige to Hurl Here With Clowns August 14
Satchel Paige, still billed as a youthful arm at nearly 70, will appear with the Indianapolis Clowns for a benefit game at McCurdy Field August 14. The Clowns and a Maryland State League all star team will play four innings each, with Paige likely to pitch for part of the event sponsored by Frederick Ellis Lodge No. 64. Tickets are on sale locally at Shipley's and the Kiks.
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ACC Forfeits Gamecocks Conference Football Title
The ACC Executive Committee ruled South Carolina must forfeit all 1965 conference football victories for providing illicit financial aid to two varsity players. Clemson and North Carolina State tie for the title at 5-2, Duke holds 4-2, as Duke falls to third. The bylaw change requires a regular meeting. no date set.
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Phillies Edge Houston in 10th for 6-5 win
Rich Allen hit an inside the park homer to start the 10th inning and lift the Philadelphia Phillies past the Houston Astros 6-5. Astros center fielder Jim Wynn crashed into the wall and was carried off, status not announced. Wynn and Aspromonte homered for Houston, Callison and Allen for Philadelphia.
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Hall Homers Twice As Twins Win 6-2
Jimmie Hall drove in four runs with two homers powering Minnesota to a 6-2 win over Boston in Minneapolis. Hall hit two-run shots in the third and fifth to set a 4-0 lead. Tony Conigliaro hit a two-run homer for Boston in the sixth, but Harmon Battey answered with a two-run blast for Minnesota. Battey added his fourth, Hall notched his 10th, and Conigliaro reached 20th with the round-tripper.
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Dodgers Rally To Top Pirates As Gilliam Homers
Dodgers seize first place in the NL with a 5-1 win over Pittsburgh at Forbes Field as John Roseboro and Jim Gilliam hit two-run homers in the ninth. Priddy worked eight scoreless innings in relief of Koufax, and the Giants beat the Mets 2-1 at Shea.
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Gogolak Puts Kick In Stars
CHICAGO AP It took the College All Stars long to value the field goal but they will use the maneuver Friday night against the Green Bay Packers in Soldier Field. Charles Gogolak, 21, is on the roster. his brother Pete made the name famous for kicking in college and pro circles. Charlie booted 15 and 36 yarders in a scrimmage against the Bears last week.
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Former Redskin Johnny Sample Signs With Jets
John Sample, three time all NFL defensive back, signed with the New York Jets. The Weeb Ewbank announcement notes Sample began his pro career with the Baltimore Colts in 1958 and was a Redskins starter in 1965 before becoming a free agent. He played in the Colts 1958 59 titles and starred in 1959 defeating the Giants with a 42 yard TD return.
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Bold Lad Retired to Stud After Workout
Bold Lad a 1964 juvenile champion will be retired to stud after an unsuccessful workout. Owner Ogden Phipps announced the retirement stating they cannot take chances with him. Harmony games in Frederick County Girls Softball League are scheduled at Baker Park Wednesday at 6 30 p.m.
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Graham Debuts as Redskins Face Colts in Exhibition
Washington coach Otto Graham makes his NFL debut as the Redskins host the Baltimore Colts in D.C. Stadium. He aims to bolster running game and line play after three weeks of training at Dickinson College. Veterans and rookies rotate positions, with Go golak scoring twice to lead a 20 12 scrimmage win over the Eagles.
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City Girl Enters National Bowling Championship
A 17 year old Frederick girl, Barbara Cochran, will compete for $1,500 in scholarships at the 1966 All-America Youth Bowling Championships in Washington D C. She earned her spot through state finals and will represent Maryland in the girls handicap division.
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Bob Stewart
Council On Physical Fitness
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National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Keino Favored In Jamaica Empire Games Meets
Kipchoge Keino, a Kenyan police inspector, arrives as the big bet for Jamaica Empire Games in Kingston. He targets gold in the three mile and mile events, with a climactic showdown against Ron Clarke in the three mile while eyeing Jim Ryan’s 3 51 3 mile record. Keino already ran a 3 54 6 mile and clocked 3 59 4 solo, raising the question if he can dip below 3 51 3.
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National League Bat Race Has Slight Spanish Flavor
The National League leaders show strong Latin and Caribbean presence as Cepeda tops with .339, followed by Alou and Carty. Clemente, Stargell, and Oliva contend, while Frank Robinson and Kaline chase NL and AL RBI and homer marks.
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Matty Alou
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Felipe Alou
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Dixon Scores Aca At VEW Course
Melvin Dixon of Frederick scored a hole in one on the third hole at the VFW Country Club near Frederick. He totaled 39 35 74 in company with Homer Brooks and Bill Brooks. Dixon’s ace marks the facility’s fourth this season. Charles Bronk led the first round of the Commander's Cup with an 85 18 net 67, followed by Bruce Slagel 74 68, Frank Lang 86 17 net 69, Fred Lodge 94 25 net 69, and Dr. James McClelland 85 15 net 70.
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League clash at Mc Curdy Field in Heart of Maryland
Harmony and Lucketts meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in a Heart of Maryland League game at Mc Curdy Field. Harmony seeks victory to stay atop standings while Lucketts aims to derail the leaders and gain ground.
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