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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1975

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3

Westminster advances past Marva to face Frederick for state title

Westminster edged Marva 6-5 to reach a showdown with Frederick for the state 13 year old Babe Ruth title at Calvert County High School. Frederick is unbeaten and beat Westminster 5-4 Thursday. if local teams win the first game they claim the crown and advance to Beacon New York.

Prince Frederick Westminster Marva Frederick Babe Ruth Beacon New York Bob Painter Mike Woods Marya Mark Kaetzel Woods Mark Ridgeway Calvert County High School

Falcons edge Redskins 16 14 in exhibition clash

Atlanta quarterback Pat Sullivan engineered a second half comeback as the Falcons defeated the Washington Redskins 16 to 14 in the opening exhibition of 1975. Nick Mike-Mayer kicked the decisive 19 yard field goal with 15 seconds left after a late Falcons rally.

Washington Atlanta Falcons Atlanta Washington Redskins Falcons Marion Campbell Redskins George Allen Campbell Allen Pat Sullivan Sullivan Nick Mike-Mayer Bill Kilmer Moses Denson Ralph Nelson Kim McQuilken Mike Mayer Ray Brown Nelson Haskel Stanback

Frederick Froze Out Of 16-Year-Old Babe Ruth Tournament

Frederick’s 16 year old Babe Ruth League missed the first state 16 year old tournament due to a representation dispute with State Senior Ruth Director Sammy Smith. Coach Bill Danner calls the omission a bad scene and laments the lost early tournament experience for promising players.

Babe Ruth Frederick Ruth Bill Danner Sammy Smith East Hanover N.J Smith Danner Abe Gladhill Maryland Charles County Prince Georges Delaware Bob Dailey Dailey Calvert Charles Prince Georges County

Orioles rally past White Sox as Baylor stars

Don Baylor fueled a 7-4 win over Chicago with two hits, two walks, two steals and two runs as Baltimore extended its winning streak to six. He has 17 hits in 24 at bats for a .708 stretch, spurring Earl Weaver’s MVP chatter while Boston slips in the East race.

Chicago Don Baylor Earl Weaver Baltimore Orioles Baylor Orioles Chicago White Sox Weaver Boston Red Sox Oakland Baltimore

Thurmont II girls win state Senior Little League title

Thurmont edged past Marley 3-1 and 11-9 after an earlier 8-0 loss to reach the state title. Sara Voellinger delivered a bases loaded triple in a six-run fourth inning, aided by doubles from Pam Powell and Tanya Baer. Debbie Lewis and Barbie Kerns also tripled as Thurmont rallied to claim the championship.

Elkton Thurmont Marley South Baltimore Northeast Kay Forrest Tanya Baer

Falcons roster to have new look this season

Frederick Falcons face major turnover with about 60 percent of players new under coach Tom Kent. Key departures include Mike Bowie, Buddy Keyser, Ron Manges, Howard Hoy, and Pete Markey as the team prepares to open at Baltimore Eagles on August 17. Kent praises the fast young backfield and notes improvements in defense and offense during recent workouts.

Frederick Falcons Falcon Tom Kent Mike Bowie Buddy Keyser Ron Manges Howard Hoy Pete Markey Bowie Manges Kent Baltimore Falcons Baltimore Eagles Twyman Donaldson Harpers Ferry Alex Coleman Charles Town Frederick High Greg Proctor Preston Nash Mike Kent John Startout Silver Brooks IFL John Gentile Kate George Allen NEW York Ron Cey Los Angeles Dodgers New York Mets Jimmy Wynn Steve Garvey Ken Sanders Dodger Cey Mike Marshall Doug Ray Dodgers

Tigers fall as Twins hand Detroit 13th straight loss

Jim Hughes worked seven strong innings and the Minnesota Twins beat Detroit 3-1 to extend the Tigers' skid to 13 in a row, tying a club futility record. Dan Ford, Tony Oliva, and Eric Soderholm pushed Minnesota ahead with first inning scoring, with Jerry Terrell adding later.

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