Wounded Falcons Face Packers Tonight in Hanover Showdown
Frederick hosts unbeaten Hanover Packers at Sheppard and Myers Field starting 8 p.m. With six Falcons out injured and key players sidelined, the game tests Frederick’s bid for sole first in the IPL East. Hanover relies on a strong running game led by Rod Albright and John Gentzler.
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Buford's Grand Slam Caps Orioles Rally in Nightcap
Don Buford hit a grand slam after an intentional walk to power the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-4 win in the second game of a twi night against Milwaukee. Danny Walton delivered a two run double in the opener, taking Marty Pattin to 10-11 with a three hit performance.
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Merv Rettenmund
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Moody shoots 64 ties for second-round lead at Jones Open
Orville Moody, eight under par 64, ties Bruce Crampton and Paul Marney at 136 after the second round of the Dew Jones Open in Clifton New Jersey. Crampton 68 Harney 69 while others stumble including Gary Player missing the cut after a 72.
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Kissel Seeks Victory in Saratoga Hopeful Stakes Entry
Peter Kissel hopes for a winner from two promising two year olds Executioner and Pass Catcher in the 66th Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga. He spent 15000 dollars on supplemental nominations 7500 for each horse, signaling strong confidence in his Fillies and Colts. The early odds favor Kissel as his entry moves forward in the 875000 added event.
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Cowboys Oilers Tilt Highlights Weekend NFL Exibitions
Pro Football Roundup notes Miami seeks a third straight win as Don Shula faces Baltimore. Colts and Dolphins clash after steady pre season. Rams and Chiefs also aim to extend streaks while Lance Alworth returns for San Diego. Cowboys visit Houston Oilers. Cincinnati hosts Cleveland in a Brown showdown.
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Ashe May Retire After Davis Cup Matches
Arthur Ashe Jr may retire after this Davis Cup season as he opens 1970 Challenge Round against West Germany's Wilhelm Bungert on Clark Stadium hard court. Cliff Richey faces Christian Kuhnke in the second singles with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz slated for the doubles. The Americans express confidence while Germans praise the draw and anticipate a tough series.
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Time Trials Begin Today For 500 Race
Time trials open today to fill 33 spots in the California 500 inaugural field at the new racing facility northeast of Los Angeles. San Jose driver Joe Leonard, 36, is favored to claim the pole as four lap speeds near 177 mph are expected to determine the front row. Two days of qualifying could draw up to 100000 spectators, with race day crowds possibly reaching 200000 on Sept 6. The pole winner will be the fastest on four laps or 10 miles around the 2.5 mile oval.
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Greene Gets His Revenge Against Cracker Linemen
Frederick high graduate Charlie Greene, a Falcon defensive end, rode a personal vendetta into a 33-29 win over Schuylkill last Saturday by pressuring Cracker quarterback Wayne Liddick four times. The incident followed a 24-23 defeat last year and a 20-0 Frederick victory where Greene harassed Liddick throughout the game. Greene’s performance included double teams late, tears after a late Crackers score, and a vow to retaliate that carried into the Hanover game.
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Redskins Rout Bills In Third Exhibition, 27-0
WashingtonAA Redskins beat Buffalo Bills 27 to 0 in an NFL exhibition. Charley Harraway and Bob Brunet scored late in the second quarter, Frank Ryan connected with Jerry Smith for a 19 yard TD, and Curt Knight added two field goals. Buffalo’s offense was stifled by an opportunistic defense and interceptions by Marlin McKeever and Mike Bass.
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MSL Game Set As New Market Hosts Creagerstown Saturday
New Market will host Creagerstown Saturday at 2 p.m. in a Maryland State League contest. The game was moved from Creagerstown to New Market, keeping the same kickoff time and venue for the home team.
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Cane Futurity Pace Duel Sets Yonkers Showdown
Colombia George and Most Happy Fella renew their duel in the Cane Futurity Pace at Yonkers Raceway for 3 year-olds. The $102,770 mile marks the pacing Triple Crown opener with four rivals, but observers see a two horse race as Roland Beaulieu drives Columbia George for Dr. George Smith Jr. of Byram, Conn.
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