Frederick Cadets Emphasize Defense In Football Prep
Frederick High School head coach Jack Molesworth shifts focus from star players to defense as the Cadets near end of two weeks of practice. The 38-man squad shows hustle in morning and evening sessions with many players vying for a spot. Germantown meets Doubs in Tri County League action at McCurdy Field tonight as Middletown leads the race and holds a chance to clinch the pennant. Phils hold a tryout camp in Hagerstown August 30 for local 16 to 21 year olds. Maryland State League final round sees Tjamsville at Brunswick and Thurmont at New Market in a 1-1 series.
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New Market
Indians Stop Red Sox 3-1 Behind Romano’s Two Run Shot
Cleveland catcher John Romano hit a two run homer in the seventh to break a 1 1 tie as Latman pitched a complete game for the Indians in a 3 1 win over Boston. Latman struck out seven and walked one while Romao added three hits including the decisive homer. The Red Sox stranded nine hits but managed only one run off Latman. Creagerstown and New Market hold practice at 6 p.m. with manager Bob Stockman calling all players to attend.
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Cleveland
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Barry Latman
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Latman
Unearned Runs Enable KD to Top Nats in 6-4 Victory
Kansas City capitalized on Washington errors to defeat the Senators 6-4. Pascual took the loss, his seventh, despite a 12- win record. KC broke the game open with unearned runs in the fifth and two more in the seventh after early Washington 2-0 lead. Kucks pitched for the win with support from Kravitz and others. Pascual lasted into the seventh.
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Jim Lemon
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Harmon Killebrew
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Reds Win 3-2 in 13th Over Giants
Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 3 to 2 in 13 innings. Vada Pinson delivered a two out single scoring Gordon Coleman after a bunt and walks in the 13th as Jim Brosnan earned the win. Frank Robinson hit his 26th homer for Cincinnati.
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Giants
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Mel Cormick
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Redlegs
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O'Toole
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Olympic Schedule Rome Opens With Four Days of Events
AP reports the Rome Olympic program for the first four days August 25 to 27 includes opening ceremony and a busy schedule across venues. Morning sessions feature basketball canoeing cycling field hockey swimming and water polo with varied events in the afternoon and evening across boxing soccer wrestling and modern pentathlon.
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Olympics Open Today In Rome Amid Splendor
Orioles crush Tigers 9-2 to tie for second in the American League as Jack Fisher allows seven hits over seven innings. Robinson and Woodling lead the offense with key hits while Baltimore tees off on Detroit pitching to snap a seven game Tigers win streak.
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Baltimore Orioles
Pirates win 10-6 as Stuart and Clemente homer late
In Chicago, Dick Stuart and Roberto Clemente hit successive ninth inning home runs off Don Elston to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 10-6 victory over the Cubs. Vernon Law started for Pittsburgh but left after seven with the lead as Elroy Face finished, while Chicago’s rally was capped by Pete Ward.
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Roberto Clemente
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Stuart
Bob Skinner
Clemente
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Fred Green
Law
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Ron Santo
Labine
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Green
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Cardwell
Schafferroth
Elston
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Thacker
Tappe
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Rome
United States
Associated Press
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Dodgers
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Braves
Elroy Face
Pirates
Yankees Top White Sox 3-2 On Lopez and Kubek Lift
New York regains a game and a half lead after Hector Lopez two run single and Tony Kubek's 10th homer pace a 3-2 win over Chicago. Art Ditmar notches his sixth straight victory, Luis Arroyo nails down the save in the ninth after Roy Sievers homered twice for Chicago.
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White Sox
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Tony Kubek
Art Ditmar
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Ditmar
Herb Score
Siexers
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Kubek
Score
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Lollar
Ginsberg
Arroyo
Howard
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Sievers
McCardell and Johnson in Tennis Finals
Emil Johnson and Max Mc Cardell advanced to the semifinals of the Frederick City Tennis Tourney as Bud Radcliffe also reached the round. Thursday’s schedule lists Lloyd Rice vs Bernard Baumgardner for the final semifinal spot, with results from Wednesday showing Johnson over Kennedy and McCardell over Mehl.
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Slugger) Rice
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Jack Kennedy
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Paul Mehl
Mel Partridge
Brook Green
Tommy Exchelberger
Gene Bennett
Ramsburg
Leichert
Westcott
Hahn
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Ott
Kessler
Despeaux
Kennedy
Wachter
Mehl
Baumgardner
Baseball scores and schedule update highlights
Yesterday's results include Baltimore 9 over Detroit 7 New York 3 over Chicago 2 Kansas City 6 over Washington 4 Cleveland 3 over Boston. Thursday's matchups list Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at Washington Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 2 in 13 innings Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3 and Los Angeles 5 Milwaukee 3 ND.
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Jamsville Dominates Tramsville 15-7 in Maryland League Clash
Jamsville, the first place team in the Maryland State League, exploded for 15 runs to defeat Tramsville 15-7 at McCurdy Field. John Hammond pitched four scoreless innings for Jamsville before leaving with two walks in the fifth. Rick Zimmerman earned the win as Don Neel finished the last two frames. John Harper hit a three hit day, Bill Crone homered, and Tom Coleman added a three run double. In girls softball, Frederick topped Yellow Springs 11-7 at Baker Park with Shaffer Twenty and Hubble contributing for Frederick and Harmony hosting next Wednesday.
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Iyamsville
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Mr. Lema
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Pope John Khrushchev Send Pre game Messages to Teams
Rome AP Pope John XXIII told 4 000 athletes and spectators in St Peter s Square that he hopes the contests will benefit all and all will gain some advantage The Kremlin leader Khrushchev said the games would increase friendship and understanding and strengthen world peace The weather was bright and the torch traveled from Mount Olympus to Campidoglio Nearly 3 000 athletes from 8 nations took part The Games cost 32 000 000 dollars and last until Sept Leonid Kominikov a Soviet official presented the U S Olympic Committee president Kenneth L Wilson with the Olympic flag Moscow aimed to host the 1968 games Nikolai Romanov announced plans to seek IOC support on Moscow s behalf
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Campidoglio
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Olympic Village
Kenneth L. Wilson
Chicago
U.S
Nikolai Romanov
International Olympic Committee
Moscow
Palmer Heads Golf Field at Wisconsin Open
Arnold Palmer leads a 150-player field at the Wisconsin Open at North Hills Country Club. The Masters and National Open champion seeks the $7,300 first prize in the 72-hole event, with top touring pros from the circuit aiming to challenge him.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin
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Palmer
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