Tammy Davis To Run For U S In Poland
Tammy Davis of the Frederick Track and Field Club was chosen as an alternate to run the 100 meter hurdles for the United States Girls Track team touring Eastern Europe in a meet against Poland. The article notes prior team changes and criticism over the Kiev competition, with Davis reinstated after initial curfew issues and the squad focused on improving performances against the Russians.
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Frederick
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Kiev
Columbus
Ohio
Wichita
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Europe
Debbie Thompson
Jack Griffin
Howwer
Hilmer Lodge
Pala
Atlantic
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NCAA
U.S
Russia
Dick Sikes Takes Lead In Philly Golf Tourney
Dick Sikes led the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh with an eight under par 64 in round one, four strokes ahead of Bruce Devlin, Bob Charles, Bobby Nichols, and Kel Nagle who shot 68. Notables including Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus posted 71 and 71 respectively as Masters champion Gary Player and U.S. Open winner legends also competed.
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Whitemarsh
Dick Sikes
Pro Golf
U.S
Bruce Devlin
Bob Charles
Bobby Nichols
Kel Nagle
Sikes
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Gary Player
Devlin
Australia
Charles
New Zealand
Arnold Palmer
Tom Shaw
Portland
Ore
Jack McGowan
Largo
Fla
Dean Refran
Boca Ratan
Sam Carmichael
Martinville
Ind
Dave Marr
Larchmont
N.Y
Lionell Hebert
Tubac Valley
Ariz
Homero Blancas
Houston
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Boys Stream Into Frederick For Tourney Start
State Babe Ruth league champions from seven states and Canada arrive in Frederick to prep for the Middle Atlantic regional tournament beginning tomorrow at McCurdy Field. The event, first in Frederick in 10 years, draws 150 players and 30 coaches with a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Local teams Frederick and Marva represent Maryland as Brunswick and northern Virginia teams join. Major leaguers Al Downing and Carl Yastrzemski formerly played in this tourney.
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Frederick
McCurdy Field
Francis Scott Key
Marva
Maryland
Brunswick
Northern Virginia
al Downing
New York Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Charlie Kel Jer Jr
Hermann Sets 3000 Meter Mark In Berlin Showdown
Siegfried Herrmann of East Germany ran the 3000 meters in 7 minutes 46 seconds Thursday night and lowered the existing time by beating Michel Jazy who held the world record at 7:49.2. The improved time surpassed the current listed world mark of 7:49.2 set by Jazy five weeks earlier.
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Siegfried ‘Herrmann
East Germany
France
Michel Jazy
Jazy
Browns Rated 2 TD Choice Over Stars
The College All-Stars meet the Cleveland Browns in Soldier Field as two to three touchdown underdogs in a season opening test. Starters include Roger Staubach, Bob Timberlake, Huarte, Morton, and notable receivers, with coach Otto Graham guiding the All-Stars and Frank Ryan directing the Browns. The game airing on ABC at 9 p.m. EST is expected to draw 65,000 fans despite partly cloudy hot humid weather and potential storms.
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Cleveland Browns
Soldier Field
ABC
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Roger Staubach
Navy
Graham
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
New York Giants
John Huarte
Notre Dame
New York Jets
Craig Morton
California
Dallas Cowboys
New York
Giants
Jets
Timberlake
Gary Wood
Huarte
Joe Namath
Leonard Charts Net Victory
Leonard from Arcadia Calif advances at the National Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament upsetting eighth seed James Presly of Tampa Fla 7 5 6 in the fourth round He also defeated Jasjit Singh No 2 seed from India 7 5 6 in the third round West Palm Beach Fla junior Bill Harris rallied from a 5 1 deficit to beat Richard Knight of Seattle 7 5 6 3 Bob Lutz Los Angeles defeated Bob Goertz Bethesda Md 6 0 6 2 to reach quarter finals Marcelo Lara Mexico City top foreign seed beat Alberto Carrero Santurce Puerto Rico 6 3 6 8 Carrero the previous year's National boys champion In boys singles Ian Guerry Lockout Mountain Tenn dominated the field
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Mich
Tom Leonard
Arcadia
Calif
Natonal
Leonard
James Presly
Tampa
Fla
Jasjit Singh
India
Bill Harris
West Palm Beach
Ian Guerry
Lockout Mountain
Tenn
Baseball Matchups Highlight Late Season Card
The schedule lists interleague and league games with pitchers names and records. Notable pairings include Chicago at New York Parsons, San Francisco at St. Louis, Los Angeles Padres at Cincinnati, Houston at Milwaukee, Boston at Minnesota, New York at Detroit, Washington at Los Angeles, Cleveland at Chicago, and Baltimore at Kansas City, with each entry noting starting pitchers and win loss marks.
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Jackson
New York
Parsons
Pittsburgh
Friend
Philadelphia
Bunning
San Francisco
Perry
St. Louis
Sadecki
Los Angeles
Padres
Cincinnati
Jay
Houston
Cuellar
Milwaukee
Cloninger
Boston
Monbouquette
Minnesota
Merritt
Detroit
Lolich
Washington
Ortega
Lopez
Cleveland
Terry
Horlon
Baltimore
Pappas
Kansas City
Sheldon
W. L Pet.g.b
San Fran
Phila
Washington Boston
Ford Blanks Chicago On Five Hits
The veteran Yankee battery of Whitey Ford and Elston Howard carried New York to a 3-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Ford allowed five hits for his second shutout this season as Howard hit a two run homer in the third inning off Tommy John. Kubek reached on a single when Howard connected for his fifth homer. The Yankees added a third run in the fifth on a Bobby Richardson double, an infield out, and a Tom Tresh single.
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Yankee
Whitey Ford
Elston Howard
New York
Chicago White Sox
Ford
Howard
Tommy John
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
John
Locker
Fisher
Romano
W—Ford
L—John
Post Fight Riot Destroys Madison Square Garden After Boxing Clash
Madison Square Garden suffered severe damage after a riot erupted following Filipino Flash Elorde's split decision over Frankie Narvaez. Hundreds of Narvaez supporters rioted, seats were torn out and hurled toward the ring, and seven people were injured with five hospitalized. Five New Yorkers faced charges, including one for felonious assault on a fireman.
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Madison Square Garden
Flash Elorde
Frankie Narvaez
Narvaez
Elorde
Associated Press
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