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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1964

Page

9

Tall Cedars edge Oxco to claim Little League win

Tall Cedars rallied from a 3-1 deficit with two runs in the third and a fourth inning unearned score to beat Oxco 4 to 3. Mark Warner earned the win with six and two thirds innings and 10 strikeouts while Steve Cahill took the loss despite a two hitter with unearned runs.

Tall Cedars Oxco Steve Cahill Cahill Doug Jefferies Mark Warner Jefferies John Thomas Bill Etzler Oxco Tall Cedars Davis Hamm Spencer Powell Thomas Boyer Eizler Warner P Radcliffe Solar Joec Bohrer McClellan Warner Etzler Jack Craw McMurray Hammond U—Main Lions Optimists Dave Kennedy Reed Wachter Kenny Boyd Eric Dahlgren Pete Cline Bill Corley Cline Wachter Abrhbi Ab Rhbi Lee Smaliwd Swann Weedon Chine Cf Pencola B. Corley Boyd McNith Dahlgren S Thompson Kennedy Rice Ricketts If Degrange Bromfield Custer Crum Delauter

Girls' Softball Scores Highlight League Action

Gambrill edged Braddock 5 to 2 as Betty Lou Donnelly pitched a nine hitter for Gambrill. Frederick overwhelmed Feagaville 56 to 9 with homer blasts from Simpson Tobery Burker and Thomas. Cape Rice Donnelly and Lutz starred for Gambrill while Mayne Clary Kline Culter and Culler Zimmerman contributed for Frederick. In Mt Airy Little League Merchants outslugged Red Sox 13 to 12 as Sam Steele went 4 for 4 and Mark Dorsey earned the win despite 14 hits against him.

Gambrill Braddock Frederick Feagaville Betty Lou Donnelly Simpson Tobery Burker Thomas Cape Rice Donnelly Lutz Frederick Sé Mayne Clary Kline Culter Culler Zimmerman Airy LL Merchants Red Sox Mt. Airy Sam Steele Mark Dorsey Dorsey Joe Grimes

Speed Shifting Showdown At Cecil County Drag-A-Way

The week’s drag racing centers on Malcolm Durham in a 64 Chevelle and Ronnie Sox in a 64 Comet. Their best three out of five clash at Cecil County Drag-A-Way ends with Durham winning the fourth round and edging Sox, amid much fanfare for the Chevy.

Bill Wilcom Malcolm Durham Ronnie Sox Cecil County Malcolm Sox Chevelle Comet Durham Chevy Ford Aquasco Plymouth Mr Buttons AFX Bud Faubel Chambersburg Pennsylvania King Ford Bud Shellenberger Jon Top Mr. Buttons al Briggs Tommy Howes E.dn Ford Napple Stroming Hanky Panky Napple K.S. Pittman Mallicoat Brothers Don Garrits Lover Moyer

League Leaders With Batting and Pitching Figures

The AP lists American and National League leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases with top names like Allison Oliva Killebrew Mays Clemente and Koufax plus pitching leaders Ford Farrell and Drysdale. A note covers Kentucky golf qualifying scores rising tours and a historical remark on Don Guttersidge beginning coaching Lincoln in 1932.

Associated Press Allison Minnesota Oliva Killebrew Stuart Boston Hinton Washington Bressoud Yastrzemski Versalles Clemente Pittsburgh Mays San Francisco Allen Philadelphia Boyer St. Louis Santo Chicago Williams Great Callison Wills Los Angeles Harper Cincinnati

Baseball standings and scores from Friday games

Scion Ww Pet Baltimore and New York lead early in the season with records 47 26 644 and 42 29 .592. The day’s results show Kansas City 5 New York 4 in 11 innings, Chicago 8 Washington 2, Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 2, Minnesota 14 Boston 3, Detroit 3 Cleveland 1. Upcoming games list matchups at Baltimore Kansas City New York and more.

Ww. L. Pet Baltimore New York Chicago Minnesota Boston Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles Kansas Washington Aeal Kansas City Twinight W. L. Pet. G.B. San Franc Philaphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Milwaukee Houston Yesterday&s Reults San Francisco Ene Philadelphia

Hanes Reunion Held At Gathland State Park

The ninth annual Daniel and Rosa B. Hanes reunion drew 55 relatives and 13 guests on June 28 at Gathland State Park. Prizes were awarded for oldest attendee George Hanes age 82, youngest John Daniel Fox two weeks, and furthest distance Mrs Beulah Kain from Cherry Hill New Jersey.

John Fox Gary Patsy Karen John Daniel Maxcine Gibbons Bryson Judy Russell Springer Russell Jr Douglas Michael Susan Beulah Kain James Giotti Charlotte Peacher Carol Ann Peacher Austin Abrecht Ira Gifft Arlie Walter Gifft Patricia Earl Coleman Linda Mark Kaye James Williams Ricky Boone Eugene Painter Mary Potter Arlie Best Patrick Marvil Beachley H.S. Churchey Harry Stockman Evelyn Baker Harry Lowman John Ecker Charlotte Chaney Florence Mills Lee Travinger Victor Gibbons

Liberty Dies by Inches in Urgent Public Notice

A full page ad by Warner & Swasey warns that liberty dies by inches and urges vigilance against deceptive slogans. It cites federal spending, proposed appropriations, and critiques of U S budget policy, calling for spending reductions and a tougher stance on communism in Cuba.

J. Glenn Beall Maryland United States Liberty Cleveland Precision Plalhers Warner & Swasey America Congress U. S. House of Representatives Senate Treasury and Post Office Department District of Columbia Syenes GAO Johnson Harry F. Byrd Virginia Senate Finance Committee Byrd White House House U. S Cuba Milton Eisenhower Johns Hopkins University Critical Issues Council Senator Fulbright Eisenhower Fulbright B.C Nahum Annapolis Stephen Denzer Podichory Point Stephen Maryland Archaeological Society Young Denzer Smithsonian Institute Washington Smithsonian Delmarva U. S. Air Force Air Force

Softball Game Rescheduled to Tonight at Baker Park

A city league match between East Frederick and Sagners, moved from June 25, is set for tonight at Baker Park with a 6 30 p m start. Also an ad promotes treatment for athlete's foot and a foot powder product at Mercer's Drug Store.

East Frederick Sagners Baker Park Mercer's Drug Store Frederick Fair Grounds Blue Ridge News Agency Delphey’s Sport Store Lions Club Fair Grounds Grandstand

Economic Rites Overlooked By Congress and Taxes

AP analysis notes persistent budget gaps as the federal debt rises and consumer debt grows despite a growing economy. Congress extends one year the 1.9 billion in federal excise taxes on jewelry cosmetics furs luggage liquor cigarettes autos local phone calls and airplane tickets.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York Congress Treasury

Economic ceilings and boosts redefine dollar values in 1964

The article notes the $312 billion figure surpassing the $285 billion base, with regular temporary boosts lifting the ceiling. It suggests that while records are set, business continues across government and private sectors, with shifts largely in dollar terms rather than in the items themselves.

THE Frederick Maryland

Eight From Area Enlist In Air Force

Eight men from Hagerstown and surrounding area enlist in the United States Air Force and begin basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas. Enlistees include Gary R. Banzhoff Williamsport Robert Jones Hagerstown Maryland William F Sayor Keymar John C Smith Thurmont William R Witmar RFD 1 Libertytown Kenneth W Boyer RFD 4 Frederick Larry F Plemmons RFD 4 Frederick and Larry E Staley South Market Street. Tomat o found. John H Wise East Sixth Street brought a ripe tomato from his garden into the News Post offices. The tomato was a Burpee Big Boy. Leukemia can be temporarily controlled by corticosteroids and synthetic hormones from the adrenal cortex.

Hagerstown United States Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Tex Gary R. Banzhoff Williamsport Robert ©. Jones Maryland William F Sayior Keymar John C. Smith Thurmont William R. Witmar RFD John H. Wise East Sixth Street News-Post Wise

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