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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1965

Page

11

Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today

Yesterday players and teams logged results across the American League and National League. Detroit beat Boston 2-1, Los Angeles defeated Minnesota 4-1, Cleveland won 8-5 over Washington, Chicago beat Kansas City 8-2, and New York beat Baltimore 2-0. Today Los Angeles vs New York, San Francisco vs Pittsburgh, Cincinnati vs Milwaukee, Chicago at St Louis, and other matchups planned.

G.B. Joe Bo Kansas City Detroit Boston Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Washington Chicago New York Baltimore Kralick Lopez Lolich Krauss Ford Grant Barber Pizarro Pittsburgh Chicago BO Houston St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati San Francisco L. Angeles Milwaukee Drysdale Miller Perry Spahn Law Jay Johnson Jackson Simmons Jannes Melwaskee New York & St Lows Los Angees San Francsco Creaga Crevelant Bulimore Ray Chicago Kansas Savings

Stuart's Homer In 8th Trips Reds, 6 To 5

Phillies rally from five to win as Dick Stuart homers in the eighth off Roger Craig to break a 5-5 tie. Jim Bunning earns his 16th victory after surviving a rough first inning. Gordie Coleman hits a two-run shot for Cincinnati.

Philadelphia Dick Stuart Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Stuart Roger Craig Jim Bunning Bunning Gordie Coleman Phillies John Tsitouris Tsitouris Cookie Rojas Ted Davidson Tony Gonzalez Tony Taylor Bobby Wine Reds Deron Johnson John Edwards Leo Cardenas Art Shamsky Phila Davidson Craig Edwards Wagner Dalrymple Corrales W—Bunning L —Craig Coleman

Steelers Win Continues On Page Ten

Mt Lena uses strong hitting led by Hutzell four hits and Talbert three RBIs. Keckler posts lone extra-base hit with a double as Mt Lena outplays Todd Steel 7 to 8 in a nine inning game with 15 hits to 11 and 1 error.

Damascus Homemakers and clubs gather for events

The Browningsville Homemakers Club hosted Lewisdale 4H Club guests for a picnic in Clarksburg and an outdoor cooking demonstration. The group plans a Sept 15 meeting at Mrs. John Stup’s Windsor Road home and urges members to bring record books. Newsy notes cover auxiliary meetings, youth fellowship talks, Lions Club activities, and local scouting trips.

Luther Burke Browningsville Lewisdale Clarksburg Homemakers’ Club John Stup Windsor Road Newsy Ladies’ Auxiliary of Thepartment Damascus Methodist Damascus Methodist Church Gilman Graves Lions Club Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild Allen Payne Philmont Cimarron N. M Air Force Academy Pike’s Peak Samuel Grimes Stephen McMillion Winnie Campbell Elsie Gue Roger Poole Roscoe Pearce

Mets Sweep Two From Cardinals

New York Mets defeat St Louis 7 5 in game one and 4 9 in game two to complete a doubleheader sweep Tug Mc Graw earned his first major league win with seven hits allowed in the opener Jim Hickman belted a three run homer in the eighth to seal the win after a late rally by the Mets The Cardinals led 5 2 in the eighth of the opener but were overtaken by New York’s hit parade including Ron Hunt Ron Swoboda Ed Kranepool and Christopher Baseball notes follow with personal mentions and a list of local society updates

NEW York Tug McGraw New York Mets St. Louis Cardinals Jim Hickman Mets McGraw Cardinals Ken Boyer Ray Washburn Ron Hunt Ron Swoboda Ed Kranepool Hunt Roy McMillan Swoboda Joe Christopher Boyer Dick Groat John Lewis Kranepool Christopher Hickman Hal Woodeshick Groat Bill White Skinner St. Louis Stallard Dennis Woodeshick McCarver Sutherland Richardson Eilers Cannizzaro Shaffer W—Richardson L— Dennis White Washburn L— Washburn

Chisox Sweep Keeps Streak At Ten In KC

Chicago White Sox sweep Kansas City 8 2 8 2 in a doubleheader, extending their winning streak to 10. Floyd Robinson hits a three run homer in the opener, John Buzhardt throws four hit ball in the nightcap, and Don Buford adds a sac fly. Horlen wins in the first game, Buzhardt stars in the second.

Kansas City Floyd Robinson John Buzhardt Chicago White Sox Don Buford Buzhardt White Sox Minnesota Los Angeles Danny Cater Joe Horlen Horlen Eddie Fisher Pete Ward John Romano Sox A’s Bill Bryan Ken Berry Bryan Berry Buford Chicago Locker Fisher Martin Talbot Aker Dickson Stock W—Horlen L— Talbot Cater Romano O'Donoghue Wyatt W—Buzhardt L— O'Donoghue

Hoeft Wins In Return Start For Cubs Over Astros

Chicago Cubs edge Houston 3-1 as Billy Hoeft returns to the mound after three years. Ron Santo belts his 25th homer and Billy Williams hits his 22nd, providing all needed runs. Hoeft earns his second win against one loss, with solid control and a key first-inning escape.

Chicago Billy Hoeft Ron Santo Billy Williams Chicago Cubs Houston Hoeft Cubs Baltimore Rusty Staub Ron Brand Williams Santo Farrell Brand Riley W—Hoeft L—Far- Tel

Economy Oil Tops Hub City Stars 6-1 in Softball Showdown

Economy Oil defeated the Hub City Stars 6-1 at Baker Park as Max Kehne limited Hub City to one hit, a second inning homer. Bob Allison hit a third inning homer for Economy Oil, and Kehne added a two run single. Next, Economy Oil faces American Optical at Baker Park in a 6:30 p.m. tilt for a potential City Softball League title.

Economy Oil Hagerstown All-Stars Baker Park Max Kehne Hub City Oilers Bob Allison Kehne American Optical Hagerstown Brachley Funk and Roof Kehne and Young

U S swimmers win three medals at student games

Americans led by Olympic veterans win three more golds at the World University Games in Budapest and add to a 13 medal haul. Russia takes two gymnastics medals as Makoto Sakamo earns the first U S gymnastics medal at this level.

U. S U.S Makoto Sakamoto Los Angeles Russia Semen Belits-Gueiman France Japan Akinori Nakayama Romania Sakamoto

Sixteen ACC athletes named to ninth Honor Roll

GREENSBORO NC AP sixteen Atlantic Coast Conference athletes named to the ninth annual Honor Roll of Athletes for the school year. Virginia led with 41 honorees. North Carolina 25. Maryland 16. Clemson 15. Duke 13. South Carolina 11. Wake Forest and NC State five each. John Mackovic Wake Forest quarterback and Ramsey Thomas Maryland track ace were among 48 repeaters. Also notes ACC leaders Mackovic total offense and Thomas three track gold medals.

Greensboro N.C ACC Jim Weaver Virginia John Mackovic Wake Forest Ramsay Thomas Maryland Mackovic Thomas North Carolinia Clemson Duke South Carolina N.C. State

24 Winners At Silver Bit Show

The annual Silver Bit Riding Club of Brunswick hosted 24 classes and listed many winners across divisions. Notable names include Michiel Ints, Grace Duvail, Sherry Lee, Lisa Downs, Steve Poirier, and Pam Valentine, with multiple ponies and horses earning top honors in local pleasure, hunter, walking horse, harness, and open divisions at the show grounds.

Silver Bit Riding Club of Brunswick Michiel Ints Duvall Grace Duvail Prince Ralph Baker Ebony Queen Elwood Ochs Sherry Lee Little Britches Lisa Downs Dra Jomoaca Shirley Hovermatevider Kathy Hovermate Small Pony Hunter Hot Foot Steve Poirier Cherrie Swope i Brenity Eer Poirier Charles Forsman Pleasure Pam Valentine Sally Enfield Jon Enfield Leonard Eve Leonard Melvin Haugh Leroy Cherne Swope Wing Ding Bill Gibson Joan Hamilton Elwood Ochseider St Go Boys Virtue Sam St Clair Everett Shipp Big Man Goboy B. H. Wood August Trivithon E J Mumma Green Munters Miss Easter Beverly Abatt Midaght Barbara Frazer Pride and Joy Gilbert Abbott Harry J Showalter John Jones Royal Amber Hillton Stables Gary Walters Harwond Watson

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