Duke Rodney Wins Yonkers Futurity in World Record Pace
Duke Rodney son of Rodney, owned by Mr and Mrs Patrick di Gennaro of Rochester, wins Yonkers Futurity beating Caleb by a head. Clocking 2 10 3 5 sets a world record for 3 year old trotters and yields $55,381.50 to the winner as the first jewel of the triple crown.
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Orle Robertson
Associated Press
Yonkers
N.Y
Duke Rodney
Fleet
Rodney
Patrick di Gennaro
Rochester
Yonkers Raceway
Caleb
Spectator
Castleton Farm
Charlotte S. Devan
Hanover
ACs to Play on Saturday in Johnsville Showdown
East Frederick A C softball team meets Frederick Carroll Co League All-Stars in Johnsville Saturday at 6 30 p m for the rubber match of the series. Kenny Shaw returns to bolster East Frederick as they chase a fourth straight win while All Stars manager Jesse Weddle relies on Sam Eyler Bud Rice Don Baker and Bob Weddle for mound duty. All players meet at the Armory at 5 30 p m in full uniform for transport.
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Frederick
A.C
Johnsville
Frederick Carroll Co
A.c.s
Ac.s
Kenny Shaw
Jesse Weddle
All- Stars
A. C.s
Weddle
All-Stars
Sam Eyler
Bud Rice
Don Baker
Bob Weddle
Buddy Weddle
Dick Saylor
East Frederick
Armory
West Second St
Walkersville Bowling Center league standings and highs
Readable scores show Warren Harley and Teddy Harley leading the Father and Son league with a 239 record while Rex Brenneman and Denny Brenneman hold third at 20 and 12. Jean Biffle and daughter Jean top the Mother and Daughter league with 21 11 and 18 14 records. Highs include Teddy Harley 288 and Sharon Eyler 249 sets, with Ralph Snoots and Ralph Snoots 113 as top averages and a 748 team set by Nicklas and May.
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Warren
Teddy Harley
Walkersville
Larry
Alton Smith
Rex
Denny Brenneman
Harley
Lee Hummer
Rex Brenneman
Larry Smith
Warren Harley
Donna Derr
Margaret
Marcia Broadwater
Jean
Susan Biffle
Ann
Beth Hahn
Jean Biffle
the Mathers
Sharon Eyler
Brenda Haines
Ralph Snoots
Hilda
Evelyn Green
Raymond
Madeline Clem
Ralph
Hilda Snoots
Julia Staley
Jim Edwards
Papa Raymond Clem
Ralph Snoot
Proud Father
Daugh
Ter
Charles May
Mabel Nicklas
Edna Carnine
Ronnie Cramer
Betty Eyler
Sterling Bollinger
Jeannette Whitmore
Claude Crum
Nicklas
May
Marian Nicodemus
Kenneth May
Don Blower
Harry Cramer
Alton Gilbert
Nicklas and
Carnine Cramer
Nicodemus and
Alton Gilberts
League Leaders Associated Press American League Batting and Pitching Highlights
The AP lists top AL performers by 250+ at bats. Batting leaders include Cash of Detroit at .363 and Howard of New York at .361. Mantle and Maris pace runs, homers, and RBIs with 102 and 93 runs and 43 and 41 homers respectively. Pitching leaders show Ford of New York with 202 decisions, 908 earned runs, 166 strikeouts. Schwall and Mossi tie for 132 and 867 innings pitched.
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Associatea Press
Cash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Kubek
Kaline
Wood
Landis
Chicago
Piers
National League at bats and runs leaders clash in report
Clemente and Hoak pace at bats for Pittsburgh while Mays and Robinson lead runs. Robinson also tops RBIs with Cepeda close behind. Pins on and Clemente share hits leader status at 150. Coleman and Aaron tie for doubles with 27. Altman tops triples in Chicago.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Hoak
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Coleman
Aaron
Milwaukee
Altman
Chicago
Linda Cooper Wins Diving Title at AAU
Linda Cooper 18 from Los Angeles easily won the junior national platform diving championship at the AAU outdoor meet in Philadelphia. She scored 248.30 points to lead six entrants, with Lesley Bush and Colleen Ireland second and third.
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Philadelphia
Linda
Cooper
Los Angeles
California
Lesley Bush
Dick Smith Swim Gym
Phoenix
Ariz
Colleen Ireland
Vesper Boat Club
Chris von Saltza
Santa Clara
Calif
Baseball Leaders Named for 1964 Season
Clemente of Pittsburgh hit nine home runs and led with 33 for Cincinnati. Cepeda of San Francisco had 30, while Wills of Los Angeles stole 22. Robinson of Cincinnati had 18 decisions, and Padres of Los Angeles recorded 143 strikeouts. Koufax of Los Angeles struck out 185, with Drysdale close behind.
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Wills
Los Angeles
Robinson
Cincinnati
Padres
Miller
San Francisco
Koufax
Drysdale
Firefly Light Investigated by Hopkins Chemists
Johns Hopkins chemists reproduce firefly light in lab using five chemicals. Led by Dr. Emil H. White, the team aims to understand living mechanisms, identifying luciferon and luciferase and noting 95 percent energy to light efficiency. The work began 15 years ago with Dr. William D. McElroy collecting fireflies from Maryland children.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
William D. McElroy
Maryland
McElroy
Emil H. White
White
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