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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
4
An 1920 note recalls Penn State defeating Lehigh Valley in football. It mentions a 106-0 Lehigh loss in 1889 and cites a 1087 score line. The text also references age-group meet divisions and local business entities in a brief sports and local economy snapshot.
Frederick announces its third annual Recreation Commission track meet at Frederick High School oval with boys and girls divisions. Registration times vary by gender, and events include sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and relays. Orioles noted for four-year lead in AL pinch hitting.
The Los Angeles Dodgers expressed interest in a subscription television plan and offered support to a qualified group seeking permission to launch pay telecast of games. A New York group, Subscription Television Inc., announced plans to offer stock next week and is tied to Lear-Siegler and R. H. Donnelley Corp.
In Albany Jacqueline Fladoos sunk a 40 foot putt to reach the semifinals of the National Junior Girls Championship Tourney. Elsewhere Donald Ledrick was named head football coach at Geneva College in Beaver Falls. The Arizona Wildcats lead the series against Arizona State as a new season begins.
Billy Jee Patten of Margesten NLC is nearing the captaincy of an amateur golf team as New York reports progress on selections and readiness for competition.
Fragmentary recap notes two games between Chicago and Philadelphia with line scores and home runs. Players Bennett, Loth, Boros, Burton, Calison and Demeter cited. Irregular trailing text mentions Amelia Earhart disappearance and royal family yacht incident.
A woman named Bunty was killed in Virginia near Hervenhens grounds and her body was sent to Philadelphia. Her husband, Benjamin H. Murray, a Baltimore lawyer, lived with her at Monkton in the county's farm and horse country. Murray is described as a former gentleman cadet and a candidate. A Texas congressman Joe Pool proposed a national park spanning fifty square miles in West Texas, including Peak and FE Caplan Peak. No cave matches Ty Cobb's nine major league wins.
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