Frederick Cadets Face Low Turnout as Football Preseason Opens
Frederick High School pre-season practice opens with 76 of 120 invited players reporting. Coach Jack Molesworth notes many key 10th graders did not attend while 42 juniors seniors and 34 sophomores are present along with 15 lettermen. The two-a-day drills run through Labor Day as staff changes and local track and field actions are announced.
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Frederick High School
Jack Molesworth
Molesworth
Union Bridge
Chamber of Commerce
Carroll County
Jack Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Debbie
Tammy
Griffin
Estelle Magruder
Brenda Duppins
Roy Comer
Martinsburg
Frederick
Bill Maletzky
South Hagerstown
Doug Cochran
Washington County
North Hagerstown
Rich Harris
Jimmy Orr
Harris
Brooklyn Park High School
Orr
Fairmount
W. Va
Floyd Foley
Comer
Jim Ward
Airy
Gene Hummel
Gettysburg
Hummel
Jim
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Phil Perry
Funkstown
Phil
Maryland
Toronto
Donny Loun
Bob Ward
Lu Gambino
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
Shenny
Shenandoah
Dale Ramsburg
Twins
Hal Moser
Cumberland Valley Athletic Club
CVAC
Barney Cable
Bullets
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
John
Cuozzo
Bob Heffner
Maryland National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Shenandoah Race Meet Results and Entries
Horse racing results and entries show purses from 1200 to 1500 dollars for maidens and claimers. Notable horses include Laughs Last, Dearly Last, New Endeavor in maiden races and Beebrock, My Blossom, Be B Gun in claiming races. Multiple races list weights, odds and jockeys with extensive field details. The piece also notes the Suez Canal opening and its strategic significance.
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Espinoss
Baker
New Endeavor
Small
Beebrock
Fitz'sld
Espinosa
Vasil
Wilton Alley
Furiongs
Valencia
Hittle River
Gallia Tuscany
Sanaa
Taylors
Spadina
Lucky
Sun
Smith
Govkins
Gam’lla
Graham
Traffic Circle
John Blazer
Heritage Hi
Gam
Kaminare
Thornton
Pocket Pruner
Flaming War
Dlavolikis
Harmar
Banker's Foe
Stalonery
Zangari
Daluet
Peterkin
Gustines
Chuckabub
Micki Doodles
Trout
Fitzgerald
Elizabeth J
Miss Borin
Daisy
Beau
Xmas Soreton
Ecelavelhus
Monte
Qreay Borman Uespinosa
C. Sanith
Goa Tongs
Sir Macon
Arduini
Ecce Donna
Amber
Ado
Case Abelite
Sant Eldabet
Gwen MV
Ocala Rose
Seaquire
Fastgator Us
Steel Pick
Gypsy Colony
Polichinela
HIVE
White Sox rally past Yankees 4 2 to close gap in standings
Chicago capitalized on an unearned run spree and costly Yankee errors to defeat New York 4 2. Key seventh inning sequence loaded bases after a botched play by Bouton and a drive by Hershberger. Tom Tresh contributed a homer for the Yankees while Chicago moved within a half game of the league lead as Baltimore faltered.
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Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankee
New York
Baltimore
al Lopez
Yankees
J. C. Martin
Yankee
Jim Bouton
Mike Hershberger
Clete Boyer
Bouton
Tom Tresh
Mikkelsen
Howard
Herbert
Wilhelm
Martin
W—Herbert
L —Bouton
Tresh
Phillies extend lead with 9-5 win over Cubs
Wes Covington's two run pinch hit double sparked a five run eighth inning uprising as the Philadelphia Phillies beat Chicago 9-5 to widen their National League lead to six games. Chicago tied it 4-4 in the eighth before Dalrymple and Taylor singles set the stage for Covington. Baldschun and Rojas added insurance on a sacrifice fly and base hits. Santo hit his 24th homer for the Cubs.
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Philadelphia
Wes Covington
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Phillies
Giants
Cubs
Joey Amalfitane
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Clay Dalrymple
Tony Taylor
Covington
Jack Baldschun
Cookie Rojas
John Callison
Richie Allen
Frank Thomas
Phil'phia
Ellsworth
McDaniel
Ebston
F. Burdette
Schaffer
Bunning
Baldschun
Triandos
W — Baldschun
L—Mcdaniel
Santo
Mets Complete Sweep of Pirates
New York Mets win 4-2 to complete a three game sweep over the Pittsburgh Pirates extending their winning streak to four. Jim Hickman belted a sixth inning grand slam to drive in Ron Hunt Joe Christopher and Eddie Krane. Tracy Stallard pitched eight innings before Bill Virdon hit a ninth inning two run homer for Pittsburgh.
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NEW York
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hickman
Ron Hunt
Joe Christopher
Eddie Kranepool
Tracy Stailard
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Pittsburgh
Law
Sick
Bork
Burgess
Stallard
Cannizzaro
L-Law
Virdon
Mt Airy Edges Harmony In County Playoff Thriller
Bellison’s eighth inning hit to plate Franklin breaks a 3-3 tie and lifts Mt Airy over Harmony 4-3 in game one of the best of three at McCurdy Field before 200 fans. Spike Jones earned the win as Mt Airy pitchers stifled Harmony after Baker’s early control.
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Bob Bellison
Airy
Harmony
McCurdy Field
Bellison
Dick Baker
Maryland Tate
Spike Jones
Bill Franklin
Mr. Airy
Big Gun
Mike Rimmey
George Blickenstaff
Blickensstaff
Franklin
Baker
Sneader
Arthur Bidle
Rimmey
Sneadner
Sid Bailey
Bob Franklin
Bidle
Mt. Airy
Jim Ward
Jack Forsythe
Forsythe
Dick Cook
Dallas Summer
Bill Bidle
Cook
Donny Hobbs
Bob! Franklin
Blickenstaff
Jack Burdette
Hobbs
Ward
Jones
Summers
Horton Delivers in 10th as Boston Tops Orioles 4-3
Tony Horton doubled scoring Carl Yastrzemski in the 10th inning to lift Boston past Baltimore 4-3. Dick Radatz picked up the win in relief, Earl Wilson allowed five hits, and Dal ton Jones sparked two Boston rallies with a drag bunt and a run-scoring double. Powell and Orsino homered for Baltimore in a tight, late-night AL matchup.
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Boston
Tony Horton
Carl Yastrzemski
Baltimore
Mr Ved
Nue
Wincago
New York Yankees
Orioles
White Sox
Horton
Harvey Haddix
Yastrzemski
Dick Radatz
Earl Wilson
Radatz
Boog Powell
John Orsino
Wilson
Dalton Jones
Jerry Adair
Dick Stuart
Bunker
McNally
Barber
Miller
Haddix
Brown
Orsino
Tillman
Powell
Indians Edge Kaycee 6-4 in Nw Baseball Weeknights
Cleveland tops Kansas City 6-4 as Vic Davalillo drives in three with a third inning single that breaks a 2-2 tie. Joe Azcue adds two RBIs while Dick Howser Leon Wagner and Tito Francona draw bases on balls to force the decisive inning.
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Cleveland
Vic Davalillo
Kansas City
Davalillo
Indians
Dick Howser
Leon Wagner
Tito Francona
Joe Azcue
Segui
Drabowsky
Stock
Wyatt
Edwards
McDowell
McMahon
Azcue
W—Mcdowell
Seattle
Baseball Schedule for American League Throughead Games
The listing shows multiple AL games with matchups including New York at Chicago led by Ford and Horlen, Kansas City at Cleveland, Los Angeles at Detroit, and Baltimore at Boston with various pitcher credits. Only scheduled games noted.
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New York
Ford
Chicago
Horlen
Buzhardt
Kansas City
Meyer
Cleveland
Seibert
Los Angeles
Brunet
Detroit
McLain
Baltimore
Vineyard
McNally
Boston
Morehead
Ww. L. Pet. GB
Minnesota
Washington
National League doubleheader and Western clash listed
Cincinnati faces San Francisco with Nuxhall and Perry or Marichal noted for the mound while Pittsburgh and Milwaukee loom in separate matchups. Philadelphia and Los Angeles also set for twi night with Mahaffey Wise and Koufax on the mound.
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Cincinnati
Nuxhall
San Francisco
Perry
Marichal
Pittsburgh
Friend
Schwall
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Wise
Milwaukee
Sadowski
Los Angeles
Koufax
Colts Name Rookie Quast to Start in Exhibition Game
Westminister Md AP Dick Quast rookie from Memphis State will start at offensive right guard for the Baltimore Colts in Friday night’s exhibition against the Cardinals in St. Louis. Coach Don Shula says several other rookies will get substantial playing time including Ken Sugarman from Whitworth College Neal Petties from San Diego State and Tony Lorick from Arizona State.
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Westminster, Md
Dick Quast
Memphis State
Baltimore Colts
Cardinals
St. Louis
Don Shula
Ken Sugarman
Whitworth College
Neal Petties
San Diego State
Tony Lorick
Arizona State
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Bucky
Suiners
Suez Canal
South Arabia
PHILS
METS
BUCS
Ray Herbert
Yanks
Nestor Chylak
Mount Airy
ASD
Gos States
Cleveland, Ohio
Newspaper Enterprise Association Fa
P.O
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Edge Kaycee
Gatewood
R. Lee
Duliba
Rodgers
Sparma
Gladding
Freehan
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L—Gatewood
Fregosi
Kaline
Cash
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
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