Frederick Eyes Regional Babe Ruth Tourney Bid
Frederick enters a bid to host the 1965 Babe Ruth League regional tournament at Bridgeton New Jersey during this year’s regional playoffs. Brunswick and Pennsylvania also bid with Frederick favored by league officials led by Bob Marendt and Melvin Ambrose. Double elimination could be considered for state and regional events to reduce one game losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Brunswick Blade Times
Bridgeton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Bob Marendt
Melvin
Hun) Ambrose
Robert Stevenson
Jim Bryan
Brunswick
Marendt
Stevenson
Bel Air
Finley says Justice Dept quizzed him over Yankees sale
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley said he was questioned for about 2% hours by the Justice Department in Chicago regarding the sale of the New York Yankees to CBS. He criticized American League President Joe Cronin for not holding a league meeting and fired a telegram protesting the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Department of Justice
New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
Finley
Joe Cronin
American League
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Justice Department
Allyn
Cronin
Yankees
CBS
Baseall
Speedy Scot Favored in Roosevelt International Trot
Speedy Scot is the 3-5 morning line favorite for Saturdays Roosevelt International Trot at Westbury. Ralph Baldwin drives the Castleton Farm four year old who has won seven of nine starts this year and set a world record in the Realization Trot. Contenders include Su Mac Lad 4-1 and Ozo 8-1 with Papyrus 15-1, as 50,000 fans expect a strong upset bid. Probable post time is 9 10 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N.Y
Speedy Scot
Montonous
Roosevelt Raceway
Castleton Farm
Su Mae Lad
USA
France
Martini II
Ozo
Papyrus
Italy
New Hat
West Germany
Pickwick F
Sweden
Otkha
Scot
Ralph Baldwin
Su Mac Lad
Martini
New Hart
Gerhard Kruger
Colavito homer lifts A's past Senators 3-2 in 4th inning rally
Kansas City broke a 1-0 deficit with a four-run fourth inning highlighted by Wayne Causey’s lead-off triple Ed Charles RBI single and Rocky Colavito’s 30th homer off Claude Osteen Moe Drabowsky blanked Washington the rest of the way as the A’s beat the Senators 3-2 to end a skid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Moe Drabowsky
Athletics
Senators
A’s
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Colavito
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Gamner
Don Lo
Drabowsky
John O’donoghue
Chuck Cottier
John Kennedy
Lock
O'Donoghue
Edwards
Leppert
W — Drabowsky
L—Osteen
Haa
Lock de Meee
Persol Hank Fight to Draw in TV Bout
Johnny Persol and Henry Hank fought to a 10 round draw on Madison Square Garden TV. Persol pressed all night, Hank led early flurries, both suffered facial cuts, Hank favored by referee and AP score, Persol 12-1-1 after. Only three more Gillette telecasts remain in the two year Friday Saturday run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Johnny Persol
Henry Hank
Detroit
Madison Square Garden
Persol
Tony Castellano
Tony Rossi
Art Mercante
Hank
Miami
Cleveland
Gillette
Land
Gunderson and McIntire Reach U S Women's Amateur Final
JoAnn Gunderson of Kirkland Washington and Barbara McIntire Colorado Norfolk Virginia won semifinals to meet in the 64th U S Women's Amateur Golf Championship. Gunderson defeated Mrs Pete Dye Indianapolis five and four while McIntire won three and one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dye
Miss Gunderson
Mrs. Dye
Miss King
Miss McIntire
Miss MelIntire
Miss MclIntire
Houston Colts Rally Past Braves 3 2
Milwaukee’s Tony Cloninger held Houston to one hit through six before Gene Oliver’s error sparked a three run seventh. Jerry Grote’s sixth inning single started the rally as Nellie Fox, Walt Bond and Bob Aspromonte delivered key hits to clinch a 3-2 victory for Houston Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Houston Colts
Milwaukee
Tony Cloninger
Gene Oliver
Braves
Colts
Jerry Grote
Nellie Fox
Walt Bond
Bob Aspromonte
Cloninger
Eddie Kasko
Oliver
Carroll Hardy
Bond
Grote
Aspromonte
Tokyo Computers Ready to Score 4000 Olympic Events
Frank Eck outlines IBM’s Tokyo information network for the 1964 Olympics. A vast, real time system will collect, compute, and transmit results from 25 sites across 94 miles, distributing scores instantly worldwide. It will print, tape, and archive final standings, with 150000 machine instructions and 203 programs prepared two years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eckap
B.C
Cerebus
Tokyo
U.S
International Business Machines Corporation
IBM
World Series game slog yields late Milwaukee win
The text records a baseball scoreline with Milwaukee edging Houston in nine innings and extra details naming pitchers Johnson and Cloninger, Torre, Johnson, and Grote. W Johnson improved to 9-13 while Cloninger fell to 12-12, with a zone run by Oliver noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Houston
Cloninger
Torre
Johnson
Grote
W—Johnson
L’ —Cloninger
Oliver
Venturi and Collins Lead In Akron Golf Classic
AP reports Ken Venturi and Bill Collins moved into the second-round lead at the Akron event at Firestone. Venturi shot 66 for 187 total, while Collins added 67 to his 70, one stroke ahead of Rudolph. Palmer struggled after a 68 start and three three putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Ken Venturi
Bill Collins
Venturi
Firestone Country Club
Collins
Mason Rudolph
Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Emancipated Youth Questions God and Truth
A late teen challenges his father on religion and authority, declaring emancipation from inherited beliefs. The father jokes he is simply unbuttoned, prompting a reflective exchange on youth, learning, and generational limits. The piece critiques blind acceptance and urges constructive exploration of ideas.
National League Scores and Schedule Snapshot
NL results show New York 7 Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 0. Milwaukee 2 Houston 3 plus Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 2. St Louis 3 San Francisco 3. Today Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia on tap with Milwaukee at Houston and Cincinnati at Los Angeles. St Louis at San Francisco completes Sunday slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
St Louis
Philaphia
San Fran
Baseball doubleheaders and strikes in American League matchups
In a set of day-night games, Baltimore visits Chicago, Minnesota plays Detroit, Kansas City goes to Washington, New York meets Boston, and Los Angeles faces Cleveland. Ken Myers belted a three run homer for Feagaville while Howard added a solo shot as Walkersville and Feagaville combine for strong scoring, and Dere Cook, J Stone, Tovell, Young, K Myers, Myers, and Howard contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bertaina
Chicago
Horlen
New York
Stottlemyre
Williams
Downing
Boston
Monbouquette
Lamabe
Minnesota
Grant
Detroit
Aguirre
Kansas City
Penn
Washington
Narum
Los Angeles
D. Lee
Chance
Ken Myers
Feagaville
Howard
Walkersville
Dere
Cook
J. Stone
Tovell. Young
K. Myers
Myers
Cleveland
Walkersville Triumphs as 16 Hits Power 23 9 Win
Walkersville pounded out 16 hits including three home runs to defeat Fengaville 23 to 9 in the Frederick County Youth League Gangaware division. Elliot and J Rickman homered for the winners with Gangaware contributing key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Fengaville
Frederick County
Gangaware
Elliot
J. Rickman
Sunday Baseball Doubleheader Schedule notes
Tri County League games include Walkersville at Middletown and Sullivan with Weddle listed as canceled. Maryland St League has Frederick at Broad Run with Jeff and Lipps. Germantown plays Brunswick. Brandenburg Heart Of Md League lists Mt Airy at Lucketts with Thoms on and Repp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Middletown
Sullivan
Weddle
Creagerstown
Bolivar
Cline
Miller
Maryland St
Frederick
Broad Run
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth
Bryan
Justice Dept
Kaycee
Jewsraper Brrhlyf
Pensive Powell
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
James Brooks
Powell
Houston Nips Braves
Bobby Nichols Nichols
Douglass
God
Heaven
Hell
Fs Elie
Aristotle
Aid
Ree Oliva
Robinson
Mantie NY
Robinson Bal
Howard NY
Sressoud Bsn
Freehan
Fregosi
Allison
Kaline Det
Tilman Bsnyone
Chance Cle
Leae Oh Omc
Clemente Pgh
Santo Chi
Vay
Williams Chi
Aaron Mil
És Maes SE
Carty Mitsen
Vnalg
Christopher NY
Hunt NY
Allen
Ara
Boyer St
N.W
Black Mills Rd
Hessong Bridge Rd
Lewistown
Farm Machinery International
J. D
David Bradley
M. H
A. C
Harry Hessong
Sisters
Thurmont
Maryland
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrlen
Wachter
Luech
Women’s League of
Utica Lutheran Church
Little Elim
MR. Buttons HI
Leigty Ramsey
Turry
Plymouth
DODGE
Honker
Bud Faubel
Duri
N.H.R.A
Casseday & Winward’s
Eastern Drag News
M.P.H
New Market
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
International Parts Corp
Mason - Dixon
Hagerstown, Md
Reese Bras
Dick Swecker
Mason Dixon
Casseday & Wynward
Tex Randall
ELIMS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!