Tammy Davis Leads in Oshawa Track Showdown
Tammy Davis finished third in a wild 80 meter hurdles as Mariam Snyder and Jenny Wingerson edged her in a Canadian record run. Debbie Thompson dominated the 100 yard dash in 10.9 seconds, while a special 440 yard relay saw Frederick teammates close to the Canadian record. The meet drew 15 000 spectators in 98 degree heat as Oshawa celebrated Dominion Day.
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Bucky Summers
News-Post
Tammy Davis
Oshawa
Canada
Debbie Thompson
Mariam Snyder
Jenny Wingerson
Frederick
Tammy
Jack Griffin
Miss Snyder
Miss Wingerson
Griffin
Snyder
Debbie
Baltimore
Pebbie
Nebbie
July 4th Frederick Motorcycle Races At Fairgrounds
Frederick Lions Club runs annual July 4 motorcycle races with speedsters from California and locals Marvin Twigg of Hagerstown and Gary Nixon of Hyattsville. Over 4,000 spectators expected. finals on the eight mile track around 2 15 p.m. Tickets: advance 1.50 with grandstand, at gate 1.50 general plus 1 extra for grandstand.
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Marvin Twigg
Hagerstown
Gary Nixon
Hyattsville
Frederick
Frederick Lions Club
YMCA
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fairgrounds
County Junior Stars Selected for Frederick County Game
The Frederick County Junior League all star game picks were announced with Eastern Division led by Knowlton Burgee of New Market and Western by George Blickenstaff of Myersville. Eastern and Western squads list players from New Market, Woodsboro, Walkersville, Myersville, Fort Detrick and other area towns. the seven inning game starts at 8 p m with a limit of three innings per pitcher.
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Frederick County
McCurdy Field
Knowlton Burgee
New Market
George Blickenstaff
Myersville
Ron Rice
James Clapp
Dave Weatherholt
Araby
Jobo Mullinix
Mark Rucket
Marvin Holcomb
Hyattstown
Ken Steiding
Elridge Diggs
Larry Crouse
Mr. Carmel
Tom Kipe
Redskins sign two defensive backs Steffen and Sample
Washington announces the signing of veterans Jim Steffen and John Sample. Steffen, six feet, 196 pounds, begins his sixth NFL season. Sample, 61, 200 pounds, returns after knee surgery that sidelined him for most of 1963.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Jim Steffen
John Sample
Steffen
Sample
Bryan's 11th inning homer lifts Athletics over Yankees
Bill Bryan caps his 11th inning homer off Ralph Terry for a 5 4 Kansas City win. Wyatt earns the decision as KC rallies from a 3-2 deficit with two ninth inning runs. Mantle hits his 16th for New York in a 5 4 loss.
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NEW York
Bill Bryan
Ralph Terry
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Bryan
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Athletics
Wayne Causey
George Williams
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Johnny Blanchard
Tony Kubek
Kan City
O'Donoghue
Santiago
Pena
Wyatt
Edwards
Ford
Stafford
Hamilton
Mikkelsen
Terry
Howard
Joe
Mantle
Orioles Rally in Eighth to Beat Angels and Lead League
The American League leading Orioles used three eighth inning runs to beat the Los Angeles Angels 4 to 2. Dave McNally earned the win, Stu Miller notched his 14th save, and Baltimore widened its margin over the Yankees to four games with 11th win in 18.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
New York
Dean Chance
Willie Kirkland
Jerry Adair
Kirkland
Jack Brandt
Luis Aparicio
Brandt
Bobby Knoop
Boog Powell
Dave McNally
Los Angeles
Bob Perry
Rodgers
McNally
Stu Miller
Jim Fregosi
Aparicio
Perry
Angel
Knoop
Chance
Piersall
Smith
Fregosi
Powell
Adcock
Cimoli If
Power
Siebern
Perry Cf
Robinson
Lau
Age Knoop
Pearson
Adar
Satriano
Johnson
Green
Brown
Dodgers
McNaily
Miller
Stolle Upsets McKinley At Wimbledon
Fred Stolle upset defending champion Chuck McKinley 4 6 10 8 9 7 6 4 in a grueling 22 hour match to reach the Wimbledon final turning the men’s title race into an all Australian affair. Roy Emerson beat Wilhelm Bungert 6 3 15 13 6 0 in the other semifinal as Australian duo advance. Billie Jean Moffitt remains the lone American in women’s singles ahead of semifinals with Margaret Smith and Maria Bueno meeting Lesley Turner.
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John Farrow
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
America
Fred Stolle
Stolle
McKinley
Roy Emerson
Australia
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Emerson
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Moffitt
Margaret Smith
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Lesley Turner
Walkersville Dominates Mt. Carmel in Junior League Blowout
Jim Werking starred with a homer a triple and two singles to lead Walkersville to a 19-6 win over Mt. Carmel. Currance and Weddle combined for a six hit effort as Walkersville rolled past Mt. Carmel with strong all around hitting and defensive plays.
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Jim Werking
Walkersville
Mt. Carmel
Frederick County
Currance
Weddle
Funk
M. Steiding
Diggs
K. Steiding
Whitey Ford Tops AL All Star Pitchers in 35th Game
Whitey Ford leads an eight man AL staff for the July 7 midsummer classic chosen by Al Lopez and announced by Joe Cronin. Camilo Pascual and Dick Radatz pace the bullpen with 10 wins and 28 saves between them.
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Boston
Whitey Ford
Camilo Pascual
Dean Chance
al Lopez
Joe Cronin
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
John Wyatt
Gary Peters
Juan Pizarro
Chicago
Cleveland
Jack Kralick
Ford
Yankee
Lopez
Crovin
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Cronin
Dodgers name seven to NL All Star staff for 1964
Sandy Koufax and Jim Bunning head the seven selected by Walt Alston for the National League All Star staff. Also named are Don Drysdale Juan Marichal Dick Farrell Dick Ellsworth Chris Short and Dick Farrell. The game is set for Shea Stadium.
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Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Jim Bunning
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodgers
Philadelphia ‘Phils
Philadelphia
Bunning
New York Mets
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Don Drysdale
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Chris Short
Phils
Drysdale
Fiveaimes
Detroit Tigers
Wal Stater
Marichal
Farrell
Ellsworth
Short
Shea Stadium
White Sox Nip Nats In First Twi Night Thriller
Singles by Joe Cunningham and Ron Hansen drove in two seventh inning runs to lift the Chicago White Sox to an 8 7 victory over Washington in the opener of a twilight doubleheader. Narum and relievers pitched for Washington, Wilhelm earned the win for Chicago. King and Lock homered for Washington.
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Chicago
Joe Cunningham
Ron Hansen
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Narum
Koch
Bouldin
Kline
Brumley
Buzhardt
Messi
Wilhelm
Martin
Versatile Youngster Debuts as Harness Driver on 18th Birthday
Columbus Ohio AP reports Marc Grenier son of trainer-driver Jacques Grenier. He debuted as a harness driver this spring on his 18th birthday and has assisted his father in training harness horses for two years. He also serves as assistant race announcer at Hollywood Park Santa Anita and Sportsman's Park.
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Columbus, Ohio
Marc Grenier
Jacques Grenier
Hollywood Park
Santa Anita
Sportsman’s Park
Fourth of July doubleheader scarce in New York
AP reports a sparse July 4 schedule with only one doubleheader in New York. The American League features Minnesota at New York and other single games. The National League posts two single-night and two single-afternoon games, including New York at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
National League
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
AFL All Star Game to be Held in New Orleans Sugar Bowl
The American Football League will stage its All-Star Game in January at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Commissioner Joe Foss announced a one year contract with the sponsors. A definite date was not set due to potential playoff ties. the season ends December 19 with the championship on December 26, and a divisional tie could push the schedule into January.
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New York
American Football League
New Orleans
Joe Foss
AFL
Giants Edge Pirates 2-1 as Mays belts 38th homer
Willie Mays hit his 38th homer and Juan Marichal earned his 11th win as San Francisco edged Pittsburgh 2-1. Veale left after four innings with a blister while Del Crandall and Jose Pagan doubled to drive in the other run for the Giants.
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SAN Francisco
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Marichal
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Mays
del Crandall
Jose Pagan
Giants
Bob Veale
Veale
McBean
Pagliaroni
Crandall
L—Veale
Venturi Says He Feels Fine For Whitemarsh Open
Ken Venturi, 33, returns to the Whitemarsh Open after missing the cut at Cleveland, resting since, and shooting 69 in a practice round at the 6,670 yard Whitemarsh course. He faces stars like Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema as the four day event begins. Palmer also rested in Latrobe after losing to Lema in Cleveland.
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Whitemarsh
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Washington
Congressional Country Club
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Tommy Jacobs
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper Jr
Palmer
Latrobe
Lema
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Frederick Fairgrounds
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County Junior Stars
Kaycee
the News
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Larry Napp
New York-Kan
Sas City
Rocky Colavilo
Yan
Colavito
Pascual
Radatz
Pizarro
White Sox
Debbie Mpson Fleft
Amoia
Freder. Mackay
BUCS
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Blue ‘Ridge Oil Company
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