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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1965
Page
13
Dean Chance of the Los Angeles pitched 11 shutouts last year and 15, are announced by Harvey A Harrington Jr Reservations must be made before Thursday.
Tall Cedars defeated the Elks 3 to 4 to clinch the American Little League crown. Steve Rinehart pitched four hits, with John Thomas and Rinehart doubling, Thomas driving in two, and Doug Jefferies belting a homer for the winners. William Six had three hits for Elks.
A two day excursion is arranged for Saturday and Sunday August 14 to visit the New York World's Fair. The trip covers travel by train or bus with guided tours of pavilions and exhibits. Participants should bring comfortable clothing and a light lunch.
A detailed Friday card lists seven races with purses from 1 300 to 2 000 plus claiming and allowance events. Notable entrants include Gloria Mac and Easter Candy in early sprints, Dora Goll and Night Cover in later races, and Mighty World among four-year-old plus claimers. Attendance reached 1,731 with a total handle around 227,268.
Main's Shopping Center seized first place in the City Softball League by defeating Economy Oil 42 0 behind seven hit pitching from Jim Blank. A two run homer by Cokey Blackstone and a solo shot by Bill Blank sparked the offense. Economy Oil's Fred Young and Paul Boone each had two hits. An exhibition game is slated Saturday at 6 p.m. at Baker Park. Three former major league catchers are Washington Senators coaches: Al Walker Joe Pignatano and George Susce.
In the Western Maryland Tennis Championships at Mountain Lake Park three of four seeded men reached the quarterfinals. John Harris No.1 beat Michael Barnes 6-3 6-2. Phil Neff No.2 won by bye then 6-1 6-1 over Dan Frakes. Jack Dorsey No.4 defeated Jeff Jones 6-2 6-1 and John Noble 6-2 6-0. Julie Bouchelle No.2 advanced to semis by beating Mrs. Walden Hamilton 6-2 6-1.
In Minneapolis the Minnesota Twins beat the Washington Senators 8 to 5 to widen their AL lead to 54 games over idle Baltimore. Joe Nossek and Zoilo Versalles hit homers for Minnesota, with Nossek delivering a three run blast in the third inning. Jim Kaat earned his 10th win despite a rough outing, helped by Johnny Klippstein.
The Hospital Council of Maryland said state hospitals will absorb the increased number of elderly patients when Medicare takes effect next July. The statement reflects confidence amid impending policy changes. no specific hospital names or dates beyond July are given.
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