Fritchie Classic Marks 50th Year At Frederick Fairgrounds
The Barbara Fritchie Motorcycle Classic celebrates its golden anniversary on Tuesday July 4 at the Frederick Fairgrounds. About 5000 spectators are expected for the Lions Club event with over 1500 dollars in prize money. Time trials start at 1 pm and main events at 2 30 pm followed by nine heats. The program honors the 1922 origin with a sidecar display and features a halftime wheelie by Gary Nixon. The event is sanctioned by the American Motorcycle Association and funds benefit the Light Conservation Fund.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
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Detroit
Mich
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Cornwall
N.Y
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Columbus
Ohio
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Royal Sherbet
Largo
Fla
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Delphy
Gary Nixon
United States
Nixon
Frederick Fair Grounds
Blue Ridge News Agency
Delphey’s Sport Store
Cappella’s Food Mkt
Dutrow's Sales & Service
Chas
E. Bierley & Son
Yamaha
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Cubs Edge Pirates 4-3 as Reuschel exits with ankle injury
Billy Williams drove in three runs to back a 4-3 Cubs win over the Pirates. Rick Reuschel left in the eighth with a twisted ankle after a two-hitter start and Roberta Clemente delivered a late triple to trim the lead.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Rick Reuschel
Dan McGinn
Dave Cash
Richie Hiebner
Roberto Clemente
al Oliver
Jack Aker
Manny Sanguillen
Bob Robertson
Gene Alley Siazled
Aker
Gene Clines
Cash
Cubs
Glenn Beckert
Williams
Dock Enis
Don Kessinger
Beckert
Rick Monday
Chicago
Pittsleigh
O Reuschel
McGinn
Hundley
Ellis
Walker
Miller
Sanguillen
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Houston
Hank ‘Aron
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Bob Watson
Astros
Fon Reed
Jim Wynn
Ken Forsch
Carlos May
Andrews
Oakland
Ken Holtzman
White Sox
Allen
A’s
Mike Epstein
Dave Duncan
Walt Williams
Alvarado
Rick Reichardt
May
Holtzman
Tom Egan
Joe Horlen
Rich Morales
Johnson Takes Fifth At Trials
MORGANTON N C MSDs Larry Johnson finished fifth in the 100 meters and sixth in the 200 meters at the Deaf Olympic Trials held Friday at the North Carolina School for the Deaf. Only the top three qualified for the Olympics, so Johnson did not advance in either event. He clocked 11.3 seconds in the 100 and 23.8 in the 200. He is set to run the 440 relay today, while Larry Kent competes in the hammer finals, Pedro Jennings in the triple jump, and Emory Marsh in the pole vault. MSD wrestler Ray Parks was defeated.
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Morganton
N. C
MSD
Larry Johnson
North Carolina School For the
Johnson
Larry Kent
Pedro Jennings
Emory Marsh
Ray Parks
Orioles Rally Past Tigers In tight AL East Showdown
Baltimore beat Detroit 3 2 as Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson drive in runs and Willie Horton errs on a deep double. Dobson and Oates pitched for Baltimore while Slayback held Detroit to four hits. Stawicki of West Allis Central High wins a $2400 Evinrude Motors college scholarship.
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Tigers
Bill Slayback
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Tiger
Willie Horton
Brooks Robinson
Powell
Norton
Pat Dobson
Don Buford
Orioles
Bill
Joseph Stawicki
West Allis
Wis
Central High
Evinrude Motors
Rains Cancel Track Resurfacing for Olympics Trials
Heavy rains and water under the TJ track prevent laying the new Resolite surface for the Women s Olympic Trials set July 7 8 at Governor Thomas Johnson High School Frederick Officials say the current surface will be used as construction equipment cannot access the pits or the track Twenty one records were set on the existing surface during the 1966 AAU meet Tickets remain available with about 1000 sold and advance sales at Routzahn s stores
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Frederick
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Dick Brady
Frederick Jaycees
Brady
Brac
America
Routzahn
Sprinter Seeks Third Win In Women's 100 Meter Run
Iris Davis, aiming to rebound from injury, seeks her third straight NAIA 100 m title as trials begin in Canton. Competing against Rose Allwood of Washington and Alice Annum, Davis faces strong 100 m challengers amid a slate of events deciding finalists for Sunday finals and Olympic trials berths.
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Canton
Ohio
Iris Davis
National Amateur Athletic Union
Alice Annum
Washington
Barbara Ferrell
Los Angeles
Ferguson Sisters
Pomona
Calif
Madeline Manning Jackson
Cheryl Toussaint
New York
Terri Crawford
Knoxville
Tenn
Cathy Gibbons
Glendale
Miss Crawford
Frederick
Ryun Wins 800 Meter Heat At U S Olympic Trials
Jim Ryun won his 800 meter semifinal at Eugene Oregon in 1 47 3 as a 25 year old former Kansas star seeks berths in both the 800 and 1500 events. Ken Swenson also qualified for Saturday finals.
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Jim Ryun
U.S
Ryun
Kansas
Ken Swenson
Rick Wolhutter Fof
Chicago
Juris Luzins
Tom van Ruden
Mark Winzenried
Rey Robinson
Florida A & M
Marshall Dill
Michigan State
Robinson
Dill
Warren Edmonson
UCLA
Robert Taylor
Texas Southern
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