First Place Ties in Both Local Loops
Bolivar and Harmony pull even atop the Tri-County League standings after key Sunday results. Bolivar rallys to a 12-2 win over Creagerstown while Harmony beats Walkersville 8-3 and Creagerstown falters.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1964
Page
9
Debbie Thompson Earns Olympic Berth in 200 Meter Dash
Debbie Thompson, 17, finished second at Randalls Island Stadium and secured a spot on the U S Olympic team for Tokyo. Trainer Jack Griffin noted the plan to conserve energy and surge late as Thompson edged a four way finish with Edith McGuire in front.
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Debbie Thompson
New York
Randalls Island Stadium
United States
Tokyo
Japan
Jack Griffin
Debbie
Edith McGuire
Shirley Wilson
Diane Wilson
Vivian Brown
US primed for track gold as trials spark delirious hope
United States track hopefuls show strength in sprints and long jump at the women's Olympic trials with Frances Kaszubski predicting gold medals and a possible world record in the relay. Edith McGuire and Willye White lead a strong sprint and broad jump lineup, while weaknesses linger in weights and several events.
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New York
United States
U.S
Frances Kaszubski
Cleveland
Kaszubski
Edith McGuire
Tennessee
Wilma Rudolph
Willye White
Bunning Leads Phillies to 6-0 Victory Over Mets
Jim Bunning fired five hits over seven innings as Philadelphia topped New York 6-0. Frank Thomas, newly acquired, hit a two run homer in the fourth to back Bunning, who improved to 12-4. Stallard took the loss with Mets manager headings.
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Creagerstown
Lloyd Heatherly
Jim Chase
Junior Deer
Dennis Reeder
Lanner
Bud Gilroy
Mike Fyock
Earl Duncan
Gilroy
Guy Stull
Frank Favorite
Chase
Creagtown
Fyock
Derr
Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
Frank Thomas
New York
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Bunning
Joe Christopher
Christopher
Thomas
Phillies
Tracy Stallard
Phila
Stallard
Hunter
Ribant
Cannizaro
Dalrymple
L-Stallard
Johnson
Sam Snead Earns Caddie Fee After Pro Am 67
In ICC coverage Sam Snead shot a 67 in a pro am event, earning $225 as his caddie fee. The round followed a series of baseball and league scorelines and notes about several scheduled games.
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Sam Snead
Sedecki Shuts Down Astros in 8-2 Cardinals Win
Ray Sedecki improved to 13-9 with a seven hitter as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Houston 8-2. Bill White extended his hitting streak to 17 games, Ken Boyer drove in his NL leading 81st RBI with a two run single, and Dick Groat added three hits. Tim McCarver had three singles while Houston starter Bob Bruce took the loss after three innings. The Cards scored three unearned runs in the fourth to break a 2-1 game and pull away.
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Walkersville
Creagerstown
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Harmony
Tri-Co
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Dick Baker
Roger Wiles
Bill Williams
Dick Cook
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Wiles
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Bob Stull
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Springer
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Cardinals
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Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Tim McCarver
Bob Bruce
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Larsen
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Sadecki
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L—Bruce
Chicago
Gary Peters
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Dick Stuart
White Sox
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Peters
Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Floyd Robinson
Pete Ward
Ward
Boston
Red Sox
Bressaud
Moose Skowron
Robinson
Skowron
Monbouquette
Radatz
Nixon
Buzh
Cronin Leads Field For Major League Commissioner
AP reports a two day MLB session in Chicago to set procedures for choosing Ford Frick's successor with Joe Cronin as leading candidate. Other names include Kenneth Keating and Robert Cannon. Angels seek 1966 move to Anaheim and a stadium contract was signed. Rumors of Atlanta club persist without substantiation.
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Los Angeles Angels
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Georgia City
Powell's two-run shot lifts Orioles past Yankees in split
Boog Powell's two-run homer powered Baltimore to a 4-2 win over New York, giving the Orioles a 3-1 edge in the four-game series while widening their lead atop the American League. The Yankees won the opener 2-1 as Downing fanned nine through eight innings.
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Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Yankees
Oroles
Peters Hurls Sox To Split With Red Sox In Twin Bill
Gary Peters pitched the Chicago White Sox to a 4-1 victory in the second game as Chicago split a doubleheader with Boston. Boston won the opener 6-3 on Ed Bressaud and Dick Stuart homers.
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Peters
Boston
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