Frederick Tops New York 9 to 1 in a Friday Game
Frederick News & Post notes a 9 to 1 win for Frederick over New York with coverage of upcoming games and local sports interests. The column mentions hunting, camping books, fishing tips, and weekend trips including St. Mary’s County with contact details for arranging outings and accommodations.
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Nelson
E. C. Jones
Lefty Kreh
Frederick News & Post
Harmfal Ie
St. Mary's County
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Marianas
Buck Briscoe
Compton
Eve
Twins stomp Birds 13 to 3 behind Stange twins
Rookie Jimmie Hall collected three hits including his 20th homer and drove in five as Minnesota crushed Baltimore 13-3. Lee Stange pitched into the ninth on nine hits while Don Mincher and Bob Allison homered. Hall added a two run single in the sixth.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Jimmie Hall
Lee Stange
Minnesota
Baltimore
Trai
Mickey Vernon
Washington
Halls
Don Mincher
Bob Allison
Mincher
Allison
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Hall
Brunet
Stock
Starrette
Orsito
Brown
Stange
Battey
Zimmerman
W—Stanze
L Pappas
Pro Football Exhibition Double Bill On Tap Saturday
Pro football hosts a heavy Saturday with two National League games and one American League game. The Cleveland Browns and New York Giants clash with the Detroit Lions and Baltimore Colts, while the St. Louis Cardinals debut against San Francisco in Salt Lake City. Green Bay at Dallas and Minnesota at Los Angeles also on the slate along with Kansas City at Oakland and San Diego at Denver.
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Tabague
Steelers
Bethlehem Pa
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
New York Jets
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Cleveland
New York
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay
Dallas
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Oakland
Seattle
San Diego
Denver
Cleveland Stadium
Midget Grid Loop for City Set at Meeting
Frederick leaders form a city league for 10 to 13 year olds under 120 pounds. Registration and weigh-in run August 21 and 24 at the Bath House. Rams players must re register. new teams of four or five will be formed the following week. Charles L. Main is president and Charles V. Greeme is commissioner.
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Frederick
YMCA
Southern Pennsylvania League
Umier
Rams
Baltimore Optimist
Bath House
Num
Charles L. Main
That Legue
Charles V. Greeme
Glbe
Richard E Shipley
Geer, Moy Jr
Charles R
Oy L. Maia
Eugene Eh
U S Faces Mexico in Davis Cup Play
In Los Angeles the United States and Mexico begin Davis Cup action with Rafael Osuna facing Chuck McKinley in the first singles. Dennis Ralston meets the Mexican No 2 in the second match as the series moves toward Sunday’s finishing singles and a Saturday doubles.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
United States
Rafael Osuna
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Antonio Palafox
Los Angeles Tennis Club
California
Phils rally to nip Cubs and take 5th
Philadelphia rallies from behind for a 4 1 victory over Chicago as Tony Taylor driving in two with a triple and Johnny Callison adding a run producing double spark a seven inning comeback. An error by Ernie Banks opened the door to four unearned runs off Bob Buhl, lifting Philadelphia to fifth place in the pennant race.
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Philadelphia
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Cubs
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Bob Buhl
Buhl
McDaniel
Elston
Hertel
McLish
Baktschun
Dalrymple
W — McLish
L—Buhl
Horne
Burton
Former Major Leaguer Drews Killed Near Fort Lauderdale
Former major league pitcher Earl August Drews, 44, was struck and killed while flagging down a motorist on a Fort Lauderdale bridge. Driver Earl Richard Johnson faces charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving with a $500 bond. Drews, his 17 year old daughter Geraldine, and his family from Hollywood to Jacksonville were involved, with survivors including his widow and three sons Ronnie Johnny and Michael.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
APJ
Earl August Drews
Earl Richard Johnson
Johnson
Drews
Geraldine
Hollywood
Jacksonville
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Ronnie
Johny
Michael
Horse Race Results and Entries From Daily Purse Card
Daily racing results and entries list for multiple races with purses from 1,108 to 7,100. Notable entries include Shafurla Creswaed Thm and Pater Pasa Jr in 7.899 times, Spring Mins and Christa Lee in 10.90 7-20-5.00, Maiden 2-year-olds with Furberg Saarbed and Craft, and multiple claiming and allowance races across 4-year-olds and up, with distances ranging from 5 furlongs to 1 mile. Attendance reported at 3,187.
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Pater Pasa Jr
Mailies
Begin Faction
Ferker
Severy
Aaere
Ae Ae
Christa Lee
Smalan
Ste
Madien
Furberg
Saarbed
Seanit
Weeenews Craft
Wapieenn
Mist Gaybrosk
Davidson
Salers
Mart Kress Read
Pama
Thornton Jet
Jin
Cole Stee
Ballenger
Ribsaes
Mid van Fremmat Pipsioe
Espinepa
Mia Ena
Wy Ree
Gurn
Creyden Prince Lhe
Delaney
Wending
Sendrave
Davesen
Thrifty Ine
Mininte
Ae Geoma Bern
Skis Lin
Sipler
Betty Garvey
Small
Zengaci
Espinosa
Cote
Vail
One Game Only in Heart of Maryland League Sunday
The Heart of Maryland League schedules a single game this Sunday with Lucketts at Mt. Airy in the Zone contest and Frederick forfeiting to Pleasant Walk for the second game. Creagerstown girls meet the Jay-Dees of Baltimore at Thurmont Little League Park Sunday at 2 p.m. Local attorney Tom Glass made a hole in one Wednesday at Hagerstown’s par three, while playing with Jim Filby, Sonny Krantz, Milt Hahn and Tinker Crone. Minor League results note Richmond at Jacksonville in the International League with rain an canceled.
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Heart of
Creagerstown
Jay-Dees
Baltimore
Thurmont
Little League Park
Tom Glass
Hagerstown
Jim Filby
Sonny Krantz
Milt Hahn
Tinker Crone
Meet Today Recreation Onvertason Stvch at 30 a.m.
Event notice for a community recreation meeting with participants invited to join and register. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicates a gathering at a specified time with active involvement expected. Participants should seek clarification from local organizers.
Untitled fragment hints at erratic schedule and names
Fragmentary text references a time sequence and names like Anges and Oven log. The legible bits imply a scheduling or log note with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readables.
Gambler says Butts never revealed plans in fraud case
Frank Scoby, a Chicago wholesale distributor, testified in Atlanta that he bet heavily on football six years ago but did not obtain insider team information from Wally Butts. He estimated total bets around $50,000 and recalled limited phone contact, denying specific calls about the Georgia Alabama game rigging claim.
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Don McKee
Atlanta
Chicago
Cheel
Frank Scoby
Wally Butts
Georgia
Scoby
Butts
Curtis Pub/ Webine
Fied
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Lewis R. Morgan
Fim
New York
Botts
Birmingham
Post
Joe Sarmer
Lakeland
Fla
Bishat
Dodgers Rally Salvages One From Braves
Milwaukee Braves fall behind as Dodgers rally to salvage a single win in a held game.
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Dodgers
Braves
Frederick A L Legion Earns Playoff Hopes With 9 1 Win
Pascal Retin sparked a 9-1 victory over New York as Frederick’s American Legion team erased a near elimination threat in the regional with a seven hit effort by Retin. Keyser drove in three runs and Stan Keyser’s left field hit opened the decisive inning while Renn held Newburgh scoreless after the early rally. The sweep included another game where Trenton defeated Dover 12-2 behind Tim Masick’s 13 strikeouts.
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College Park
Frederick
American Legion
New York
Pascal Retin
Francia Scott Key Pont
Oo Tceets
New Jorsey
Delaware
Aime
le Mare Eile
Newburgh
Othe Bia Ripen
Mets
Bt Ater
Evera
Stan Keyser
Scott Key Post
Tom Brednick
Joel Conley
Desble
Keyser
Guy Stull
Casey Delauter
Bill Peel Hopper
Eddie Cook
Renn
Ay Pi
Gary Himes
Himes
Delauter
Leo Duncan
Hima
Duncan
Blendick
Conley
Sil Sollows
Aree
Rue
Ricky
Siedling
Texas
Himtes
Firet
Sevron
Richy
Stull
Alen Masloski
Washington, D.C
Shipley Field
John Atkinson
Frank Gongola
Adwn Angel
Fat Harvey
Gongola
Tim Masick
Trenton
N.J
Dover
Del
Frank Partyka
Bob Gambell
West Virginia
Blanchard Homers Twice as Yankees Rout Red Sox
John Blanchard slugged a grand slam and a two run homer as New York built a five run first inning and beat Boston 10 to 2. Stan Williams pitched six strong innings for his sixth win, while Boston errors in the eighth and sixth helped fuel the Yankees offense.
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Boston
New York
John Blanchard
Stan Williams
Red Blanchard
Earl Wilson
Ed Bressaud
Frank Malzone
Williams
Howard
Wilson
Earley
Turkey
Wood
Tillman
W—Williams
L —Wilson
Blanchara
Stuart
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