Sox Big Ted Celebrate With Champagne Flight Toast
Boston Red Sox party aboard a Cleveland to Baltimore flight toasted Ted Williams after his 512th and 513th home runs pushed him to third on the all time list. Williams, 41, said this may be his final season. Champagne and cheer followed a celebratory meal served by hostesses.
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Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Cleveland
Ted Williams
Boston Taroe
Tom Dowd
Williams
Old Number Nine
Monocacy Harness Pony Races Highlight Local Meets
The Monocacy Pony Tresting Association held harness pony races at Friendly Acres Pony Farm five miles north of Frederick. Starlight owned by Earl Sheaffer of Mechanicsburg Pa driven by Mrs Sheaffer set a track record in the % mile race. Race results list multiple horses with drivers from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania across four heats including maiden trotting two year old trot class D and class B events.
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Monocacy Pony Tresting Association
Friendly Acres
Frederick
Starlight
Earl Sheaffer
Mechanicsburg
Sheaffer
Sputnik
Jum Sheaffer
Coco-Pop
Howard Streaker Jr
West Friendship
Streaker
Jim Sheaffer
EB. Sheaffer
Colleen Cody
James Rowsey
Purcellvile
Rowley
Shot's
G. R. Barkier
Burrier
Sputnnk
Willamstown
Deitrich
Billy Barrier
Barrier
Skot
Pretty Boy
G. R. Bur
United Appeal Sets 117 499 Goal with Counseling Services Add
The United Appeal in Frederick County increases its October drive goal to 117 499 after adding Counseling Services Inc a family service agency at 118 West Church Street The board approved a 3000 request for inclusion and set budgets for nine other agencies led by Edwin R Price and others Funds totaling 15625 for Boy Scouts 12992 for Girl Scouts 12500 for Children’s Aid Society 15000 for Salvation Army 19000 for YMCA 20723 for Red Cross 1600 for Federated Charities 1200 for Esther Grinage Kindergarten and 966 for United Service Organizations.
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United Appeal
Counseling Services, Inc
Community Chest of
Frederick County
Chest
South Market Street
New Appeal
Cily
West Church Street
The
Appeal
Dave
Edwin R. Price
Allan M. Creed
Maurice D. Ashbury
Edgar F. Shannon
Carroll Hendrickson Jr
Richard D. Hammond
Edwin Lewandowski
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Children's Aid Society
Salvation Army
Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick County Red Cross
Horse Racing Meet Reports and Officials
Frede rick and surrounding tracks feature drivers Barrier Deitrich Streaker Sheaffer in multiple trots. Winners trot sees Coco Pop Streaker Barrier Sheaffer with racing official lineups and timers listed.
United Appeal Sets 1960 Goal At 117 499
Nicholas G. Fanos, general chairman, announced the total United Appeal goal of 117 499 and outlined campaign plans. The board voted confidence in Fanos for his leadership, praised Fort Detrick officer Colonel Carl Casio for joining the drive, and credited local industries and volunteers for strong support. Attendees included Edward J. McGuiness, Glenn Swisher, Garland Guyton, Gilmore Keller, Mrs. C. Lease Bussard and Dr. Charles E. Broadrup.
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United Appeal
Nicholas G. Fanos
Fanos
Carl V. Weakley
Community Chest
Carl Casio
Fort Detrick
Weakley
Laverne A. Parks
Dodgers Shutout Reds 3-0 Behind Sandy Koufax
Sandy Koufax dominated the Dodgers 3-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds striking out 13 and allowing only two hits. The performance highlighted a night of strong pitching as Koufax shut the Reds down from the second inning, with no Cincinnati runner reaching first base until the ninth.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Koufax
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Giants
Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Bill Bruton
Billy O'Dell
Antonelli
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
League Leaders Association Press Baseball Rankings
The report lists American League leaders with Minoso and Smith of Chicago at .317 and 317 at bats, Maris of New York 35 home runs and 92 RBIs, Aparicio of Chicago 31 stolen bases. pitching leaders include Perry and Coates with top decisions and Coates’ ERA and Bunning’s 135 strikeouts. In the National League, Mays and Banks lead batting and RBIs, Pinson and Cepeda top doubles and triples, Banks tied for home runs, and Drysdale leads strikeouts with 175.
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Assocate Press
Minoso and
Minoso
Chicago
Smith
Es York
Siebern
Kansas City
Fox
Robinson
Baltimore
Maris
New York
Mantle
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Perry
Cleveland
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
Washington
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
White
St. Louis
Bruton
Kirkland
Wills
McDaniel
Law
Drysdale
Friend
New York Group Funds move to include Natal lifter in SA Olympic bid
A $100 donation from the African Aid and Defense Fund in New York spurred last minute efforts by the South African Sports Association to name Precious MacKenzie, a Natal featherweight lifter, to the Olympic team. No nonwhite athlete had previously been selected to represent South Africa at the Olympics.
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Port Elizabeth
New York
South African Sports Assn
African Aid and Defense Fund
MacKenzie
Natal
South Africa
North and K6432 E753 10975 AS 3842
Fragmentary OCR note lists alphanumeric codes and model identifiers. No clear event names, dates, places, or persons readable. Likely catalog or inventory snippet with scattered references to items or classifications. Further readable context needed to form a proper card.
Redouble to gain better game position in bridge
A bridge hand scenario shows how a redouble can steer the hopeful defender to a stronger spot when a pass would yield a poor result. The Brandon brothers of Hollywood Fla execute a sequence starting with diamonds and using ruffs and heart and spade plays to force South into trouble.
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South
Brandon Brothers
Hollywood
Fla
A. V. Brandon
Joe
A. V
Bridge Duel Highlights Brandon Brothers Defense
The excerpt notes four trumps in hand but only one possible trick, leaving the player six down. Fine defense by the Brandon brothers is praised, while South’s play is described as generous in giving them the chance.
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Brandon Brothers
South
Orioles Return Home To Crowd-Led Welcome In Baltimore
The Baltimore Orioles, back from a road trip, draw an estimated 2,500 to 3,000 fans at Friendship International Airport who packed the observation deck and lobby. Captain Kunaniec needed overtime police on duty as the team greeted by a cheering crowd before facing the Boston Red Sox with Steve Barber on the mound.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Friendship International Airport
Carl Kunaniec
Steve Barber
Red Sox
Billy Moffett
New York
Washington
Bil Short
Pete Amos
YMCA Activities Highlight August Schedule For Frederick Area
The Frederick YMCA hosts a full week of outdoor and athletic events including a 9 am all day cycle trip to Braddock Heights with a swim at Braddock pool and a Gambrill Park visit. Next Thursday marks Olympic Day with events at West Frederick Junior High School and a Mystery Trip at 1 pm. A chartered bus trip to Caledonia State Park closes the summer program next Saturday with swimming, a softball game and Appalachian Trail exploration. Gert Potgieter, world 440 yard hurdles record holder, is injured in a crash and may miss the Rome Olympics opening in two weeks.
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YMCA
Braddock Heights
Braddock Pool
Gambrill Park
the Fredericks
West Frederick
Caledonia State Park
Frederick
Claude Flagg
Pennsylvan
Edenkoben
Germany
Gert Potgieter
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
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Middletown
the News
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