Speed Shifting At 75 80 Drag A Way Monro Details
The Friday event at Monro 75 80 Drag-A-Way drew about 140 cars with a two out of three match race between Cotton Picker and Mallicoat Brothers B/Gas turbo 41 Willys. Bud Faubel drove the Cotton Picker and altered Dodge in rounds one two and three. he posted 10.37 at 124.12, 10.71 at 132.35, and 10.36 at 132.93 to win the final. Little Red Wagon owner Bill Maverick helped, while Little Terror TI driven by Bob Luck won Little Stock Eliminator 11.76 at 101.01. Vernon Rowley won Little Eliminator 11.19 at 109.89. Upcoming changes include a move of C A in Little Eliminator, and Dave Ausherman prepares 65 Mustang The New Bized for B/FX. The night also featured powder puff races won by Barbara Winterstein, Helen Luck, Betty Nusbaum and Anne DeMino, with Nusbaum taking Top Queen in a 64 Corvair. The Giant Club Trophy went to The Flywheels with 17 points.
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Outfielder Jim King remains with Senators since 1962 expansion draft
Washington's Jim King is the last holdover from the expansion draft that preceded the 1962 season. The veteran outfielder is the sole remaining player on the Senators roster who was part of the original draft class, marking a rare continuity note for the franchise.
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Major Leagues Announce First Annual Legion Draft
New York Mets hold the first pick in the inaugural American Legion graduates draft to be held in New York on Tuesday August 24 Commissioner Ford Frick states eligibility rules for high school graduates after January 1 and completion of Legion activities The draft is expected to be light compared to the June 8-9 event when 862 players were selected across 20 clubs Kansas City held the first pick in the prior draft and signed 21 year old Arizona State outfielder Monday for about 100000 bonus The Mets had the second selection in June and now hold the first pick in the Legion draft due to their 1964 NL last place finish
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St Louis Stadium Fire Sparks Damage and Delays
A downtown fire in St Louis, the city’s worst in 88 years, destroyed four warehouses and damaged the new stadium, sending flames toward the Gateway Arch. Firemen fought for four hours. three were mildly injured. Mayor Cervantes put damage in the millions. Fire crews contained the rest as additional fires in the stadium caused minor delays.
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Mount Airy Little League All Stars Duel Sunday
Mount Airy Little League sets a doubleheader at Mt Airy Sunday at 1 30 p m between Mount Airy and Sykes ville all stars with both major and minor leagues in action The Fire Company squad posted 11 wins and one loss to claim league champions Final standings list Fire Company Hol 017 Kiwanis Blue Sox 8 5 615 Lions 7 6 4538 Merchants 7 6 538 PTA 6 7 461 Auxiliary 4 8 333 Kiwanis Red Sox 1 11) (083
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Legion Defeats Collegians 7-0 in College Park tilt
The Francis Scott Key Post 11 American Legion blanked the Collegians 7-0 at College Park. Pitchers Phil Ranneberger Ronnie Hart and Tom Ambrose held the Collegians to 11 hits while Hart collected three hits and two RBIs. Ranneberger added a double and an RBI as Gordon Smith drove in a score with a triple.
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Barn Destroyed In Montgomery County Fire Blamed On Matches
A Montgomery County barn along Sugar Land Road near the Frederick County line burned late Tuesday, causing over 22000 in damages. The 50 by 80 foot bank barn owned by Benone Allnutt sustained about 15000 in barn damage and 7000 in grain and a truck inside. Upper Montgomery County Fire Company from Poolesville and Gaithersburg firefighters fought the blaze for about four hours, saving nearby structures.
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Tree Blaze Put Out By Firemen
Firemen from the Independent Hose Company extinguished a tree fire behind the Farmer's Cooperative building at the junction of Route 355 and Route 15 south of Frederick. The building itself escaped damage, a spokesman said.
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