Metro N Y Ousts Virginia Five Games Today
Port Chester New York upset Falls Church Virginia 5 4 to knock out the Virginia champs in the Mid Atlantic Babe Ruth League Regional Tournament at McCurdy Field The day opened with rain causing a postponement and five games scheduled Port Chester backed by Nardi Kahn and Linnep built a sixth inning lead on bunts and a two run double while Falls Church rallied with two runs early and one in the fifth Arlington area teams faced weather delays and resume play with Clarksburg Ontario Fairview Phoenixville and Marva also in action through the day
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McCurdy Field
Port Chester
New York
Falls Church
Virginia Champs
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ontario
Frederick
Clarksburg-Ontario
Niagara Falls
Fairview
N. J
Phoenixville
Marva
New Castle
Del
Metro New York
Charley Nardi
Pete Ciccone
Gary Kahn
Kahn
Nardi
Johnny Willinger
Virginians
Billy Wells
Tony Steve
Ifly
Er George Korte
Wells
Jack Murray
Bob
Holiday
Jim Linnep
Korte
Willinger
Linnen
Virginia
Charley Miller
Jim Garland
Grove To Pitch For Legion Team Today
Benny Grove starts for the Maryland American Legion finals against Silver Spring in Chestertown at 10 a.m. Frederick Scott Key Post aims for a regional berth after edging Dundalk 3-2 to stay unbeaten. Ron Hart available if Grove falters as Silver Spring swept Dundalk 11-0 in yesterday's semifinal rout.
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Benny Grove
Maryland
American Legion
Frederick Francis Scott Key
Silver Spring
Chestertown
Grove
Frank Martz
Frederick
Dundalk
Scott Key Post
Ron Hart
Phil Ranneberger
Martz
Bridgetown
N_J
George Fling
Paul Johnson
Time Out at the Babe Ruth League World Series
The piece chronicles tense conferences and signaling between managers and players in a Babe Ruth League regional, where teens age 13 to 15 balance strategy with patience. It questions over managing, noting the obsession risk and stressing baseball as a simple game of pitch and catch.
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Casey Stengels
Walt Alstons
Braves Name Change Amid Loss Forecast In Milwaukee
Stockholders in the Milwaukee and Atlanta Braves vote to rename the club Atlanta Braves Inc. as they project at least a $1.5 million loss in Milwaukee this year. The plan aims to prepare for Atlanta’s $18 million stadium opening next season while legal and antitrust actions unfold.
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National League Braves
Milwaukee
Braves
Atlanta Braves Inc
Wisconsin
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Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
William Bartholomay
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Boston
Dominic Frinzi
Bartholomay
Connecticut
Milwaukee County
National League
Georgia
Matson Tours Europe for Shot Put and Discus Trials
Randy Matson of Texas A M plans an individual campaign after leaving the U S track team at the State Department request. He has a best shot put of 70 feet 7 inches and will compete in Oslo Umea and Helsinki before Budapest World University Games. He may test the discus at Oslo and reported losing about 10 pounds in Russia and Poland.
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Poland
Randy Matson
Pampa
Tex
U.S
U.S. State Department
Texas A&m
Oslo
Umea
Sweden
Helsinki
Budapest
Matson
Russia
Angels blank Cleveland 9 0 on Dean Chance two hitter
Dean Chance pitched a two hitter to power the Los Angeles Angels past the Cleveland Indians 9 0. Chance improved to 8 8 with nine strikeouts and two walks as Los Angeles hit three homers including Koppe Adcock and Willie Smith and Paul Schaal drove in two in the fourth.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Indians
Monday Chance
Billy Moran
Ing
Chuck Hinton
Hinton
Chance
Leon Wagner
Angels
Lee Stange
Joe Kopp
Joe Adcock
Willie Smith
Paul Schaal
Los Angeles
Rodgers
McDowell
Weaver
Stange
McMahon
Azcue
L—Mcdowell
Triple Entry In Yonkers Trot Made 1-9 Pick
Yonkers N Y AP The triple entry of Noble Victory Egyptian Candor and Marengo Hanover was made the early 1 9 favorite for the 122 236 Yonkers Futurity Trot for year old colts at Yonkers Raceway Thursday The purse is the second highest in the event s history and the odds are a record low in Yonkers 16 years Noble Victory owned by Kenneth D Owen of Houston has won 23 of 24 starts and will be driven by Stanley Dancer with a strong career showing including a setback at Du Quoin last Sept 3 and subsequent comeback to win the heat and stakes
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Yonkers
N.Y
Marengo Hanover
Yonkers Raceway
Noble Victory
Kenneth D. Owen
Houston
Tex
Emily's Pride
Stanley Dancer
Noble
du Quoin
Tll
May Miss NFL Opener Skins Taylor Hurt
Carlisle, Pa. Charley Taylor, touted as a top young halfback, may miss up to a month with a right ankle hip fracture after last Saturday's 37 0 exhibition win over Philadelphia. If sidelined for the Sept 19 opener against the Browns, Washington Redskins title hopes in the Eastern Division could take a severe hit. Coach Bill McPeak hopes to have him ready for the season start.
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Carlisle
Charley Taylor
Washington Redskins
Taylor
National Football League
Philadelphia
Redskins
Cleveland Browns
Washington
Bill McPeak
Frederic County Junior League playoff opens at Myersville
Western Division champions Myersville host Hyattstown in the first game of a best of three series at 6 30 p m. The second game moves to Hyattstown Friday. Taylor sidelined after ankle cast. expected out two to four weeks before return to training camp at Dickinson College. He compiled 199 rushes for 755 yards and 53 receptions for 805 yards in his rookie NFL season.
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Myersville
Hyattstown
Taylor
Washington
George Resta
Resta
Dickinson College
McPeak
NFL
Colts Sign Berry and Cut Four Players in Move
The Baltimore Colts signed veteran end Raymond Berry to a 1965 contract and released four training roster players. Berry set NFL receiving records with 506 catches in ten seasons. The cut list includes John Paglio, Ray Jackson, Ted Torok, and a tackle Gray.
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Paglio
Baltimore
Berry
Colts
Lenny Moore
Alex Hawkins
John Mackey
Butch Wilson
Thoroughbred Race Day Results with Multiple Purses
The Broad Run girls softball team faces Frederick on Wednesday at 6:20 p.m. at Baker Park’s lower diamond. Horse races list first through ninth races with purses from 1,000 to 5,300, details include entrants, riders, times, and payouts. attendance reported at 4,138 and total prize pool 237,144.
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Black Pirate
Davidson
Castie
Slut
Bristol Buddy
Arduini
Dan
Tataviejo
Linda
Timite
Riston
King Speed
Sluti
Dean W
Diavolitis
Chailamar
Star Milkman
Glenace
Espinosa
Open Hearted
Saker
Carmen Aurum
Hedge
Danny Blue
Samba Man
Thekels
Minth
Tony
Uyeyama
Broad Run
Frederick
Baker Park
AL Picnic Held by American Little League at Baker Park
The American Little League plans a Saturday picnic at noon in Baker Park east of the swimming pool. Trophies will be presented, donated by William Jeffries, owner of Town and Country Restaurant.
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American Little League
Baker Park
William Jeffries
Town and Country Restaurant
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