Izaak Walton League Meeting Features Archery Talk
Bob Evans announces Frederick Chapter Izaak Walton League gathering next Wednesday with public welcome. bow hunting and archery demonstration by Wayne Tennell of Walkersville, plus two short films on archery. Meeting at Reels Mill Road club grounds starts 7 30.
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Georgia
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Jim Gifore Archer
Pirates Crush Dodgers for NL Lead
Manny Mota drove in two runs and hit two triples as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-1 to seize the National League lead, moving two games ahead of the Giants who lost. Law earned the win. Osteen took the loss.
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Manny Mota
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
Giants
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Pirate
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Gene Alley
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Vernon Law
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Roseboro Law and Paglia- Toni
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North End Wins National II Crown in Shooing Civitan
North End drubs Civitan 12 to 4 to sweep best of three for the National Little League title. Joe Ferguson leads with a homer and a double, pitching a three hitter with one walk and six strikeouts. Warren Stockman adds a homer and two doubles, Bill Holley and Timmy Hall also contribute two-base hits as North End breaks open with five first-inning runs. Civitan pitcher Powell goes the distance for Civitan, while Ernie Bowens collects two of Civitan’s three hits.
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North End
Civitan
North Enders
Joe Ferguson
Warren Stockman
Bill Holley
Timmy Hall
Ferguson
Larry Powell
Ernie Bowens
Cozy Corner tops YMCA 5-1 behind Wood pitching
Cozy Corner defeated YMCA 5-1 in City Softball League action behind Abe Wood five-out pitching. Bruce Baer and Pappy Cline had two hits apiece, Jim Blank tripled for the only Cozy Corner run in the fifth. Economy Oil won a 7-0 forfeit from American Optical. Shannon honored in Cincinnati as NL Player of the Month for July.
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Abe Wood
Cozy
Brunswick Tops Salisbury 2 0 In Little League Play
Jimmy Webber pitched Brunswick to a 2 0 victory over Salisbury in the state Little League tournament. Brent Alberts two run homer and Mitch Deener double provided the offense, while Salisbury failed to score. Brunswick advances to meet Forest Park in the next round at 2 30 p m.
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Jimmy Webber
Salisbury
Brunswick
Forest Park
Webber
Brent Albert
Charley Fowler
Mitch Deener
Steve Larmore
Alan Beckett
Deener
Beckett
Ats
Ronnie Aldridge
Paul Orrison
Orrison
Larmore
Ronnie Pearl
Webbers
Bruce Ford
Craig Crowl
Crowl
Pearl
Albert
Fowler
Brodie Nearing Million Dollar NFL Deal
Quarterback John Brodie worked out for the 49ers in Moraga as reports say he signed a four year contract totaling about 915000. The Oakland Tribune notes the deal funds Brodie at about 250000 yearly for three years and 90000 in 1969 with Houston Oilers sharing the first 750000 and half of 75000 in legal fees. The plan follows a trend of top salaries among major sports figures.
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Sandy Koufax
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Stanford
Night Baseball Hewton Onn AA OW 298 Phila
Gusti Ariich Raymond Zachary Heath Bunning and Dalrymple are named players with Bunning earning the win 12-7 while Gusti takes the loss 11-9. Philadelphia hits include Rojas Briggs homers, noting homer counts.
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Dalrymple
Redskins coach Graham grapples with jokes in D C
Washington AP Otto Graham faced reporters after a 350 loss to Baltimore and explained his offhand jokes were not meant seriously. He admitted remarks about fan morale and President Johnson were jokes, though press coverage framed them differently, and he apologized for any offense. He noted the club failed to play well for the President.
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Washington Post
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Redskins
Johnson
Washington Daily News
British Empire Games begin long medal chase in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica AP reports the eighth British Empire and Commonwealth Games start with a 15 hour day in which finals are set in five events. The games feature nine sports and run along Olympic lines with events ongoing from early morning to late night.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Kaycee Edges Senators 4-3 in tight baseball victory
Kansas City beat Washington 4 to 3 as Phil Roof drove in two runs with a single and Jack Aker earned his 16th save. Roof's fourth inning hit followed a Cater error and walks by Ed Charles and Dick Green, scoring the go-ahead run. Aker preserved the lead with a critical two-run seventh inning out of trouble.
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Phil Roof
Jack Aker
Washington
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Danny Cater
Ed Charles
Dick Green
Jim Nash
Green
Phil Ortega
Aker
Ken McMullen
Ortega
McCormick
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Casanova
French
Nash
L—Ortega
Bell's 3 Hit Shutout Bid For Indians Over Orioles
Gary Bell allowed only three hits in a 3-1 Cleveland victory over Baltimore as Leon Wagner drove in two key runs. Johnson's fourth inning single produced the Orioles' lone run. Whitfield, Crandall, and Alvis also contributed for Cleveland with timely hits. Bell earned his 12th win while fanning five and walking three.
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Gary Bell
Leon Wagner
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Bell
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Fred Whit
Field
del Crandall
Tribe
Wagner
Chuck Hanton
Max Alvis
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Sam Bowen
Johnson
Leonie's Downs Frederick tops Key Post 9-1 in win
Baltimore's Leonie's Downs Frederick, a 16-19 year old powerhouse, defeated the Francis Scott Key American Legion team 9-1 at McCurdy Field for its 62nd win against five losses. Ranneberger allowed 12 hits as Frederick built a big lead, with six runs in the first and sixth innings. The Legion, idle Saturday, faces Harmony of the Heart of Maryland League next Tuesday and travels to the Chestertown tournament starting Wednesday.
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Tom Sherald
Dave Schmid
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McCurdy Field
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Phil Ranneberger
American Legion
Baltimoreans
Dewey Lowman Post
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Ranneberger
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Heart of Maryland
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Chestertown
Kelley
Oppitz
Callini
Fender
Kaminski
Keller
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