Recreation results from multiple park events
Junior croquet singles saw Roger Via win at Baker Park with Ricky Best taking second at Linden Park. Doubles winners were Bill and Jim Ramsburg at Catoctin Park, with Scott Shipley and Roger Via second at Baker Park. Badminton and horseshoes events spread across Linden, Chapel, and East Third Street parks with multiple champions led by Anthony Wickless, Charles May, and Buck Sulcer. Senior basketball and softball crowned Maryland Park and Lincoln Park victors with large participant rosters noted.
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Roger Via
Baker Park
Ricky Best
Linden Park
Bill Ramsburg
Jim Ramsburg
Catoctin Park
Scott Shipley
Anthony Wickless
Jerry West
Rosedale Park
Charles May
Chapel Park
Jimmy West
Catoctin
Park
Charlies May
Jay Gastley
Buck Sulcer
Buck Suber
James Shriver
Terry Brown
East Third Street Park
Mullinix Park
Gene Snowden
John Onley
Robert Onley
Wayne Brown
Neil Hall
Mickey Herbert
Kenneth’ Thompson
Harmon Park
Charles Baer
Walter
Hitiner
John Bowers
David Boone
Charles Summer
Walker Lines
Wayne Lowe
Ronnie Baer
David
Stine
Gerry Beathi
Lewis Whipp
James Morgan
Terry Harding
Staley Park
Yanes
Shantz
Immerman
Werking
Hahn
Weddie
Biehl
Stevens
Rhoades
Brachey
Delaughter
Rhinehart
Fogle
Dichester
Eddie Cosgrove
Doug Renizeili
Bobby Wickless
Maryland Park
David Robertson
James Lowe
Walter Hiltner
Ronald Harrison
Roy Hostler
Jay Whittingon
Walter Lines
Melvin Tobery
Tony Papps
Bill Matney
Jerry Gue
Richard Weddle
Dennis Angleberger
Flick Baer
Lincoln Park
Reginald
Creagerstown Walkers Shine In Doubleheader Scorefest
Creagerstown and Walkers deliver a high scoring matchup with multiple hits and runs. Key players Budel Lare Houck and Dun contribute in offense, while pitchers Neel and Zimmerman record key outs. The game features fielding errors, stolen bases, and a late surge by Creagers to secure a lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkers
Creagerst'n
Creagerstown Abrh
AE Budel
Inomgs Creagerstown Og
Walkersailie
Creagersalkersine
Kolo
Houck, & Dun
Dubel
Huis Gilbert
Piers W. Dencan
Gilbert
Syasherta
Ijamsville
Frederick
Tamsville
Caroevier
Tyamevile
Lhamsville
Staley
Warner
Michael
Rinna
Neel
Neel Wirming
Picher
Ff Neel
Zimmerman
Anmies
Buts
Carpenter
Crone
Weddle
Tramsville
Wagner
Young
Brown
Jones
Kinna
Mit
Martz
Kinne
Andj O'Conon
C. E. Moyland Jr
Johansson Patterson Return Match Plans Face Hurdles
Weekend talks in Goteborg failed to finalize site or date for the Johansson Patterson rematch. Promoter and fighters pressed for a Philadelphia venue, a Sept 22 date proved unlikely, and Johansson demanded three conditions including dissolution of a troublesome 10 percent Davidow contract and ten weeks for prep before the bout.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Philadelphia
Ingemar Johansson
Flord Patterson
Jack Dempsey
Johansson
Demppser
Roesensohn Enterprises
Irving Kahn
Teleprompter Corp
Uited
Kahn
New York
Ieneks
Davidow
Patterson
Cas D'Amato
Yankee Stadium
Harry Davidow
Id’ Amato
New York State Athletic Commission
Minor Leagues Results and U S Women’s Golf Preview
Baseball scores from Pacific Coast and American associations include Salt Lake City, San Diego, Sacramento, Spokane, Seattle, Vancouver, Portland, Louisville, Omaha, Fort Worth, Charleston, Denver, Dallas, Houston, Toronto, Montreal, Buffalo, Rochester, Havana, Columbus, and Richmond. In golf, defending champion Anne Quast and JoAnne Gunderson headline the U S Women’s Championship field at Congressional, with Quast and Gunderson in the same half of the draw.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Phoenia
San Diego
Sacramento
Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Louisville
Minneapolis
Omaha
Fort Worth
Charleston
Denver
Dallas
Houston
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Phoenix
Denver Il
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Richmond & Miami
Havana
Columbus
Washington
Queen Anne Quast
JoAnne Gunderson
U.S
Congressional Count Club
Stan
Wash
Miss Gunder
Kbo
Quasi-Gundersen
Agray
Marge Burns
Greensboro
Miss Gunderson
George R. Patterson
Anne
JoAnne
Polly Riley
Ft. Worth
Tex
Frederick unit completes two week duty drills with awards
The 1st Battle Group H5th Infantry of Frederick finishes a two week active training period climaxed by a brigade review. Governor Tawes and Maj Gen Reckord attend as Co A earns marksmanship trophies and Lt Crum Jr. earns a division plaque for weapon qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H5th’ Infantry
Frederick
J! Millard Tawes
Milian A. Reckord
Maryland
Co. ‘A
Donald P. Wagner
Harry R. Sanders, Jr
Russell L. Castre
Herman H. Tyeryar
Robert L. Shankle
Gregory LaCoste
Donald L. Bridges
Charles W. Lockard
Robert L. Strine
Robert L. Baugher
Blaine W. Davis
Paul L. Cram Jr
Cram
Harry W. Bartgis
Bartgis
South Pacific
Donald R. Bartgis
Willard M. Horne
Tawes
National Guard
Paul L ‘Crum Jr
Lt. Crum Jr
SFC
Charles E. Zimmerman
Ayala Wins Istanbul Tennis Tourney Title
Chilean Luis Ayala captured the men's singles crown at the Istanbul International Tennis Tournament, defeating Raymond Weedon of South Africa 6-4 6-0 6-2. Top seed Sandra Reynolds of South Africa won the women's title, beating Renee Schuurman 1-6 6-0 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayala
Toloaney
Istanbul AP
Luis Ayala
Raymond Weedon
South Africa
Sandra Reynolds
Renee Schuurman
New Loop To iPay More in AFL Formation
Dallas man Lamarr Hunt leads a six city effort to form the American Football League set to start next year. The group reports plans for higher salaries than the NFL and a first draft, with Los Angeles as a key site for the commissioner's selection and future expansion potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
American Football League
Laimar Hunt
Los Angeles
Buon
H. P. Skoglund
Minneapolis
Barron Huron
Dans
New York
Houston
Minneapolis -St. Paul
Loreles
Denver
NFL
Hunt
Seale
University of Washington
Seattle
Buffalo
Miami
San Diego
Kansas City
Louisville
Vancouvre
Canada
Death by Own Action Verdict in Md Farm Death
A Maryland jury ruled the death of Jeane Elizabeth Toothman, 30, by her own action after she was found dead in her car at a Ritc farm. She is survived by her husband Clyde, 50, and a daughter, Alice Morgan of Annapolis. The case included testimony from a motorist at a filling station in Texas and a rancher discussing drought and wells. Supplies were flown into Vientiane as Laos reports a royal army airlift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Hen Schoen
Jeane Elizabeth Toothman
Ritc
Clyde
Alice Morgan
Annapolis
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National Football League
Green Bay
San Francisco
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago Bears
Philadely
Chicago Cardinale
Pittsby
Moscow
West Germany
Lenin Stadium
Hilton Smith
Tampa
Fla
Montequilla Napoles
Cuba
Win Poertschach
Austria
Billy Knieht
Hollywood
Calif
Pat
Lowry
I Marcelo Vargas
Mexico
Madrid
Bobby Ros
Spain
Guizani Rezgui
Tunisia
Fee Gee Eee
Lewiston
Idaho
Jimmy Grow
England
Don Candy
Aus
Oxford
Japan
Teddy/Itralia
Budge
Tokyo
Davis
Hartford
Jaroslav Cronby
Ford
Hitotsubashi Universals
Urwena Pent
Arphives
Nieporte
Akron
Ohio
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
N.Y
Rod Goatby
Crystal River
Fra
Tommy Bolt
Bill Collins
Goalby
United States
White House
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Edward Johnston
Daniel K. Snouye
House
Sam Rayburn
A. T. McNamara
Leary
BB. First Battle Group
H5th Infantry
The
Bill Virdon
Pirates
Jim Perry
Koufax
Phillips
Pittsburgh
tNi
L. Jones
Friend
Chicago
Milwaukee
Anderson
Burdette
Larsen
Moore
Baltarmore
Walker
Mossi
MR. Shockley
Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
iPay
Front Royal
Warren County Educational Foundation
Warren County High School
Texas
Ater
Vientiane
Laos
Spaulding Garage Sales DeSote
Poplar Springs
Zenith
Motorola
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
North
Carroll Street
Frederick MO
Middletown No
Thurmont
Esso
OIL Heat Service
Vauxhall
P. B
Nash
Pontiac
H. ST
Mt. Airy
Rt. 40
Ridgeville
Wazon
P.s
P.b
MOVER
Stercurs
Edsel
Lincoln
Rambler
South ST
Radiobeater
Sta. Wagon. Ltd. Trans
Lawson Motor Sales Sales
Fertig ER — Servica Ret Ig. Eee
BUICK
Ideal Garage Co
Nash Rambler
Economical Transportation
R&h
Mercury
Pontiac St
Renn Pontiac
East Sixth St
Brehi
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