Injury Wave Hits Yank Trackmen In Poland
United States track and field team suffers injuries in Poland during a European meet. Frederick Maryad of Maryland and U.S. coach Brutus Hamilton report patchwork lineups with four men replacing missing sprinters. Ed Burke and Mor also among those affected as the relay squad is reshuffled after Newman's muscle strain in Kiev.
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Frederik Maryad
Frederick
Maryland
Verie
U.S
Anderson
Eaton
Brutus Hamilton
University of California
Novocaine
Arrica
Darel Newman
Visalia
Calif
Fred Kuller
Pomona
Jim Hines
Oakland
Blaine Lindgren
Torrance
Roger Morgan
Monroe
Don Owens
Los Angeles
Adolph Plummer
Hines
Kuller
Kiev
Newman
Ed Burke
San Jose
Mor
Martinez
Babe Ruth Tournament Brings Regional Teams To Frederick
The 150 boy regional baseball tournament arrives in Frederick for the first time in 16 years with teams from Galt Ontario Niagara Falls Port Chester Fairview New Castle Phoenixville Clarksburg Falls Church and more. Frederick led by Don Englar faces strong county competition and hopes for a surprise showing. Brunswick vies as the Marva All-Stars with Gary Carter Gary Frye and David Hickman on a deep pitching staff and solid hitters. McCurdy Field hosts 11:45 opening with Mathias and local officials in attendance as Foster parent need is noted.
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Babe” Ruth
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Trenton
N. J
Frederick
Galt
Ontario
Middle
Englar
Dave Gearinger
Pete Cooper
Gary O’brien
Greg Englar
Billy Norwood
Engler
Jimmy Bachtell
Brunswick
Maron All-Stars
Virginia
Gary Carter
Gordon Welsh
Carter
Marva
Gary Frye
Frye
Marvn
David Hickman
Peke Ballenger
Wayne Flanagan
Ballenger
Canada
Niagara Falls
New York
Port Chester
Fairview
New Jersey
New Castle
Delaware
Phoenixville
Pennsylvania
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Falls Church
Distance Runner Finds Son Only Six But Still Champ
Honolulu AP reports six year old Lars Isami Cole, 3 foot 9, 37 pounds, may be the world’s youngest distance runner. He clocks miles in 8:17.2 at Punahou Field and has run two, three, and five mile distances, trained by father Harold Cole, Hawai‘i’s top distance runner.
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Lars Isami Cole
Lars
Kapiolanu Park
Harold Cole
Hawai
Kaahumanu School
Hal Cole
Punahou
Alexander Field
Amie
Chicago
University of Chicago
Papa Cole
Cole
Staubach Named Star Quarterback for All Stars
Evanston Illinois AP Roger Staubach Navy 1963 Heisman winner will start at quarterback for the College All Stars against the Cleveland Browns in the 32nd All-Star game at Soldier Field. Staubach backs a line plus receivers Hayes Snow Rentzel Biletkinoff as the Browns test aerial defenses.
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Ill
Roger Staubach
Navy
Cleveland Browns
Staubach
Otto Graham
Pat Donnelly
Ken Willard
North Carolina
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
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Graham
Fred Biletkinoff
Florida State
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Browns
John Huarte
Notre Dame
California
Craig Morton
Michigan
Bob Timberlake
Biletkinoff
Michigan State
Jerry Rush
Jackson State
Verlon Biggs
California State
Walt Johnson
Washington
Jim Norton
Illinois
Dick Butkus
Indiana
Don Croftcheck
Pittsburgh
Marty Schottenhiemer
All-Stars
Chicago
Soldier Field
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Walker
Rice
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Brown
Jack Snow
Oklahoma
Lance Rentzel
Fri Ryan
Jim Brown
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Griffin Writes From Moscow
Griffin describes a long travel route from London to Moscow via Pan American lines then by Russian jet to Kiev and finally Moscow where the group toured the Kremlin and Lenin's tomb. Exhaustion hit the travelers as some girls slept up to 14 hours.
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London
Moscow
Pan-Am
Kiev
Kremlin
Lenin
Jack Griffin
Baseball scores and scheduled games for today
Scores include San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 10 and Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2. Games today feature Pittsburgh Cardwell 95 at New York Jackson 5 14 and others across the league with matchups including Los Angeles Koufax 18 4 at Milwaukee Blasingame 13 7 and Houston Bruce 7 13 at St. Louis 13 8. Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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New York
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Houston
Cardwell
Jackson
Ellsworth
Burdette
Los Angeles
Koufax
Milwaukee
Blasingame
Herbel
Cincinnati
Tsitouris
Bruce
St. Louis
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
San Fran
Phila
Cleveland Blasts Tigers Behind Siebert Rally
Cleveland beat Detroit 4 to 2 as Sonny Siebert allowed four hits and earned his 12th win. Max Alvis hit his 17th homer in the fourth, driving in two and helping spark a four-run inning. Detroit’s Don Demeter also homered, but the Tigers were held scoreless the rest of the game.
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Cleveland Indians
Max Alvis
Detroit Tigers
Sonny Siebert
Alvis
Detroit
Joe Sparma
Pedro Gonzalez
Duke Sims
Siebert
Larry Brown
Jerry Lumpe
Gonzalez
Sims
Don Demeter
Tigers
Sparma
Sherry
Freehan
W—Siebert
L—Sparma
Demeter
Brunswick II Team Plays Friday In State Tourney
Brunswick Little League drew a bye in Elkton state tournament and will play Friday at 2 30 p m the winner of Marey of Glen Burnie versus West Salisbury will face Brunswick Hagerstown meets Leakin Park at 6 p m Friday winners play Saturday at 3 p m for the title Tourney eliminates losers in sudden death Gil Hodges batted .364 in the 1953 World Series after 21 hitless at bats in the prior classic.
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Elkton
Marey
Glen Burnie
West Salisbury
Hagerstown
Leakin Park
Gil Hodges
Orioles sweep Angels in doubleheader to start KC trip
Baltimore Orioles sweep Los Angeles Angels in a two game set 6-5 and 8-0 as Dave McNally allows five hits in game one and nets his third straight win in game two. Jerry Adair drives late rally with tying single in game one and two run double by Brooks Robinson fuels the nightcap. Jim Palmer and John Miller share pitching duties for the Orioles while Don Larsen picks up win in relief for game one.
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Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Dick Brown
Brooks Robinson
Dave McNally
Birds
Bobby Knoop
Baltimore
Robinson
Dean Chance
Jack Brandt
Bob Lee
Adair
Boog Powell
Curt Blefary
John Orsino
Powell
Blefary
Orsino
Jim Fregosi
Angels
John Miller
Jim Palmer
Don Larsen
Pirates Shut Out Mets Behind Veale
Andre Rodgers drove in two runs including his second homer of the season as Bob Veale struck out 12, leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-0 win over the New York Mets. Mets had five hits off Veale as their offense stalled in the afternoon game witnessed by 20,703 fans.
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Andre Rodgers
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Mets
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh
Veale
Schwall
Pagliaroni
Fisher
Kroll
Connizzaro
Schafer
W — Veale
Rodgers
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