Stockman’s firing row ends with Post call for return
The unofficial firing of Jim Stockman as Be the local Legion baseball coach is resolved with Francis Scott Key Post requesting his return next season. Stockman plans a statement clearing the Legion program and notes praise from scouts and umpires for his handling of the team. The piece also covers Waynesboro and Tri State League disputes over start dates and prep policies, plus Frederick High’s football outlook and Gary Cuozzo’s college plans.
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Jim Stockman
Aunernab Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
Jack Miller
Jim
Legion
American Legion
Baltimore- Washington
John Braddock
Metropolitan Association
Stockman
Hagerstown
Martnsboro
Westminster
Frederick
Maryland
West Virginia
Pencsylvania
Zehler
Martinsburg
West
Jack Molesworth
Molesworth
Tri - State
Fort Hill
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Bob Scrivener
Gary Cuozzo
Baltimore Colts
Yale Medical School
University of Virginia
Giants Packers Tilt Brings Up Rear In Busy Pro Slate
Labor Day weekend pro football schedule centers on Green Bay vs New York Giants Monday night in Green Bay. The matchup renews a long rivalry as the Packers seek a sixth straight win over the Giants while New York navigates injuries and aims to rebound from a 1-2 start.
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Giants - Packers
Associated Press
Green Bay
Packers
New York Giants
Minnesota
Yankee Stadium
Paul Hornung
Packer
Giants
Phil Kinz
Alex Webster
Frank Gifford
Jim Taylor
Sam Huff
New York
VanderKelen
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Norfolk
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Houston
Kansas City
Wichita
Denver
Buffalo
Winston-Salem
N.C
Oakland
San Diego
Boston
New Bomewick
Mrs Rusk to greet field hockey Gals at tourney
Mrs Dean Rusk will welcome over 400 women from 23 nations at the 6th international field hockey tournament opening September 7 at Goucher College. After ceremonies the United States and Germany meet to start 52 games as the event returns to the United States after a long hiatus.
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Baltimore
Iapi
Dean Rusk
Goucher College
United States
Germany
International Federation of Women's
Sunday Baseball Schedule for Walkersville and Nearby Towns
Readable fragments show baseball games: Walkersville at Middle, Maught Bolivar at Buckeystown, Crosartown at Abuna wick. No dates or scores provided.
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Walkersville
Middle
Bolivar
Buckeystown-Myers Crosartown
Abuna Wick
Downing Defeats Birds On Six-Hitter
Post magazine revival of Butts libel case centers on retrial arguments by Curtis Publishing. Lawyers urge reversal of judge Morgan ruling excluding testimony about a woman identified as E. Smith and a car gift tied to Wally Butts. Curtis condemns verdict of 3.06 million as excessive while awaiting settlement of the case.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Butts
U.S
Lewis R. Morgan
E. Smith
E. C. Smith
Curtis
Georgia
Morgan
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Cardinals pound Phillies 11 6 on 15 hits for win
The St. Louis Cardinals built a seven inning rally to beat Philadelphia 11 to 6. Curt Flood and Dick Groat delivered two run singles during a five run seventh inning. Ken Boyer added a homer, and St Louis piled up 15 hits off three Phillies pitchers.
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Philadelphia
Curt Flood
Dick Groat
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Ray Sadecki
Ron Taylor
Bobby Wine
St. Louis
Sadecki Taylor
McCarver
Culp
Bald
Yankees rout Orioles 4 1 behind Downing strong start
Lefthander Al Downing held Baltimore early as the Yankees built a 4-1 lead. Steve Barber struggled, yielding six earned runs over 7 innings while New York avoided further trouble and relied on timely hits from Kubek Aparicio and Johnson. The win improves the visitors' pace and solidifies the sharp form of New York pitching.
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Baltimore
al Downing
New York Yankee
Steve Barber
Vielay
Yes
Ankee
Tony Kubek
Luis Aparicio
Boog Powel
Yankee Ore
Aparicio
Wanston
Hall
New York
Art Saltimera
Johnson
POA
Adele Ard
Ropinson
Johnsen
Aparacio
Kubex
Richardson
Peptone
Los
Baltimera
Tresh
Grane
Downing
Barber de
Downin
Seer
Stewart
Eine Tamer
Paparelia
Baseball Scores and Player Highlights From Late Games
Milwaukee beat New York 3 2 1 1 1 3 final while Chicago and Minnesota also posted runs totaling 86 to 56. Key names include Lemaster Stallard Bauman Brosnan Martin Carreon Payton Datta Hunt Del Greco Charles and Killebrew.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Herbert Bauman
Brosnan
Martin
Carreon
Datta
Baseball scores and matchups from a busy slate
Today across the league several games produced varied results. Highlights include Cleveland beating Detroit 5-4 and Los Angeles defeating Kansas City 6-2, with many other listed matches and pitchers noted for upcoming games.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Wianents
Bomber Louis Debuts as Las Vegas Casino Entertainer
Joe Louis, former heavyweight champion, debuts as a singing and dancing act in Las Vegas with Pearl Bailey. He performs in a shadow boxing routine, skipping rope in boxing shoes while chorus girls perform. Bailey notes the mixed insight of fame and show biz pays well and provides work.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Joe Louis
Pearl Bailey
Louis
Miss Bailey
Joe
Letter defending coach Stockman of Key Post 11 baseball
John P Braddock of Bethesda writes to defend Francis Scott Key Post 11 coach Jim Stockman, praising his leadership and sportsmanship. He contrasts public criticism with Stockman’s record and impact in Maryland Legion championships. The letter notes Hank Aaron’s 1963 milestone of 100 RBIs for the Milwaukee Braves.
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Deak
Jim Stockman
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Frederick
Notre Dame
Metropolitan Baseball Umpires Association
Washington, D.C
Stockman
Maryland
Maryland University
Legion Post
John P Braddock
Chase Avenue
Bethesda
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Chaos at Riverside Downs Meet Sparks Stakes
Race card reveals multiple events with erratic OCR details. Purse totals range from 1 200 to 7 708 and 12 00 in various claiming and allowance races for 2 to 4 year olds. Notable names include Rhodes Prete Sunbird La Maderna Xmas Carre and Night Piper with mixed results across six furlong to one mile contests.
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Rhodes Prete
Gamite
Free Sunbird
Zangari
Unsiwane Aca
Bodies Chaner
Smith
la Maderna
Davidson
Xmas Carre
Rivera
Wayne Rock
Mortal Combat
Woods
Kings Emblem
Jiverfoot
Night Piper
Ellen
Royal
Lyn Rosd Vws
Jim's Song
Vasil
Swamp Angel
Minato
Atta Gm Dal
River Brook
Vancanti
Angen
Erin's Luck
Pat Herst
Fale Sthemon
Pipsice
Espinosa
Seal High
Athins
Sagittaris
Nelsonville
Holiday Coquette
Bellevue Bowl
Parker
Mr ML
West Mont
King In Charge
Sagumon
Gray Rock
Curt Summers
Reds Top Pirates on Five-Hit Combined Effort
Cincinnati pitchers combined on a five-hitter to beat Pittsburgh 2 1. Joe Nuxhall allowed two hits, Roberto Clemente singled in the eighth for Pittsburgh’s lone run, then Worthington and Henry finished as Reds win. Manny Yeager leads Saratoga with 37 winners at 30-day meet. Houston Colts beat Chicago Cubs 1 0 behind Ken Johnson six-hit start.
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Pittsbigh
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
Joe Nuxhall
Roberto Clemente
al Worthington
Bill Henry
Pirates
Cincianati
Nuxhall
Worthington
Henry
Edwards
Schwall
Sisk
Pagliaroni
L—Schwall
Chicago
Houston Colts
Chicago Cubs
Ken Johnson
Berostom
Johnson
Bateman
Koonce
Hobbie
Elston
Bertell
W—Johnson
L—Koonce
Houston
Runnels
Spangler
Santo
Rams Trade Bill Jobko to Vikings for Draft Pick
Los Angeles Rams veteran linebacker Bill Jobko was traded to the Minnesota Vikings on Friday in exchange for a future draft choice. The deal shifts the Rams' linebacker depth and strengthens the Vikings' future draft position.
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Minneapolis-St, Paul
Bill Jobko
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Benton Favorite in TV Fight Tonight
Philadelphia's Georgie Benton ranked No 4 at middleweight is a 7 5 favorite to defeat California's Johnny Smith the 160 pound champion. The bout airs on ABC tonight from the Olympic Auditorium starting at 9 p m EST with Benton seeking his 50th win while Smith makes his national TV debut carrying an 26 46 record with 18 knockouts.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Georgie Benton
California
Johnny Smith
Olympic Auditorium
ABC+television
Benton
Smith
Los Aliguts
Wall
Duck stamp design contest entries due November fifteenth
The Interior Department announced that submissions for the 1964 65 federal duck stamp design contest must be received by November 15. The rule governs who may enter and the deadline for artwork submission.
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Washington
The
Interior Department
Ralston Advances In National Tennis Champs
Dennis Ralston the 21 year old Davis Cup ace from Bakersfield Calif defeats Walter Shoesat in straight sets to reach the second round of the National Championships. The Hollywood Florida junior Roy Emerson and Britain's Ken Fletcher also win their first round matches as top seeds rest.
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Will Grimsley
Preve Sports Mrnser
Forest Hills
Dennis
Bakersfield
Calif
Ralston
Walter Shoesat
Hollywood
Fla
Strong
Florida
Roy Emerson
Ken Fletcher
Bobby Wilson
Britain
England
Emerson
Chauncey Steele III
Harvard University
Fletcher
Premiu Lal
Chuck McKinsey
Zimmer hits slam in Senator win
Washington Senators defeat Boston 7 to 4 as Don Zimmer belts his 12th homer a grand slam into left field screen part of an 11 hit attack. Osteen improves to 8 10 while Heffner takes the loss.
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Boston
Don Zimmer
Washington
Senators
Indians Edge Detroit 5-4 on Brown Ninth Inning Homer
Larry Brown hit a two out homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift Cleveland 5-4 over Detroit Friday night, ending the Tigers eight game win streak. Bell earned the win, Fox took the loss, with Thigpen and Romano providing support.
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Cleveland
Larry Brown
Detroit
Tigers
One
Bunning
Fox
Thamios
Freehan
Kralick
Bell
Romano
W—Bell
Brown
Hawks Sign Two Players for This Season
The St. Louis Hawks announced that forward Mikeet and guard John Barnhill had signed their contracts for the season.
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87. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Mikeet
John Barnhill
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