Tall Cedars top Amvers in American Little League clash
Bernie McClellan starred with a homer and a double in a 1 run Tall Cedars victory over Amvers in American Little League. Soka Thomas pitched five hitless innings to earn the win as Albert Wingler took the loss for Amvers. Joe Brown led Amvers with two hits while Jefferies added 2 for 3 with a run and steal for Tall Cedars.
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Carty Hitting Leads Braves Over Houston
Rico Carty powered the Milwaukee Braves to a 3-2 win over Houston with a home run and a runscoring single plus a double that set up their first tally. Hank Aaron added his 35th homer as Ken Johnson earned the win with help from Billy O'Dell. Houston’s Bob Bruce took the loss.
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Mikkelsen Recalled By Yankees in Pitching Shuffle
DETROIT AP The New York Yankees recalled Pete Mikkelsen and Jim Brenneman from Toledo to bolster pitching after selling Bob Tiefenauer to Toledo and sending Bull Stafford home with tendonitis. Mikkelsen posted a 3-2 record with a 1.93 ERA, Brenneman carried a 3-7 mark and 4.26 ERA, Tiefenauer was 1-1 with one save in 10 games, and Stafford will be out 30 days on the disabled list with shoulder trouble. Milwaukee Braves sign William Grant as No 1 draft choice for Sarasota in Florida Rookie League.
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Mann Is Favorite in Links Tourney
Carol Mann of Towson Maryland stands tall at 6 feet 3 inches and is among 38 top women professionals and 31 amateurs entering the LPGA Midwest Open at Walnut Hill Country Club. The event offers a $1500 purse with a Thursday pro am followed by four rounds of play. Contenders include Kathy Whitworth Kathy Cornelius Sandra Haynie Marlene Hagge Clifford Ann Creed Mary Mills Susie Maxwell and Marilyn Smith.
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Buhl Rescinds Trade Demand Calms Cubs Starter
Pitcher Bob Buhl backed away from an immediate trade demand after Cubs coach Lou Klein calmed him. Buhl, 36, will start Friday in Chicago against the St. Louis Cardinals as his request sparks talks, but he said he will continue to pitch for the team. In Tokyo, Tomoo Ishii captured the Kanto Open at Sagamihara, firing 13 under par 283 to win his second title.
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Errors Help Cleveland Whip Sox 4-2 in Twilight Game
Cleveland capitalized on Chicago errors to beat the White Sox 4-2 in the first game of a twi night doubleheader. Tiant, Alvis and Hinton delivered key hits in a four run third inning as Chicago miscues limited Peters.
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Broad Run routs St Bees in 32 to 10 softball loss
Broad Run slugged 32 hits to rout St Bees 32 to 10 in Frederick County Girls Softball League action. Gloria Axline and Lynn Jenkins homered twice each, Jenkins driving in five and Axline four. Patty Harding led St Bees with a pair of RBIs, while Nancy Baker and Charlotte Baker added hits for Broad Run.
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East Coast King Ronnie Sox Dominates Drag-A-Way Race
Speed Shifting 76-8 event at Mor govia featured Ronnie Sox beating Dick Landy in a display of liquid traction and record times. Sox posted a 9.95 ET at 136.68 MPH to secure the win, marking the first unblown car under 9 seconds at the strip, with Landy unable to overtake on the bottom end.
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Tom Sturm
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Montgomery Council Delays in County Street Program Stir Voters
The Montgomery County Council in Rockville condemned State Roads Commission delays on key road projects and urged citizen groups to pressure SRC and John B. Funk. No state projects are currently underway despite a 15 year priority list including Old Georgetown Road and Georgia Avenue to Olney.
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Rotary District Governor Visits Frederick Club
Rotary District Governor Tracey C Coleman made his first official visit to the Frederick club, speaking at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about Rotary service, opportunity, and challenge. He outlined coming year activities including Rotary Foundation programs, exchange students, and a new exchange for mechanics and tradesmen.
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Rotary Meeting Highlights From Bermuda Cruise Report
Bert Cohen as Rotary president chaired a meeting with visiting Rotarians including Rev Leonard Carmack of Brunswick and Dr Ernest Shephard of Washington. Guests William Miller Joseph DeCarroll and Robert Pett attended. Lloyd Ambrosen gave the invocation. Morton Siegel filed a Bermuda Cruise report and Carroll Hendrickson led group singing.
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Leonard Carmack
Brunswick
Robert Lakin
Hagerstown
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Washington, D. C
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Bermuda
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Football Captain Dies La Porte Ind
James M Sheldon, 45, former Indiana University football coach and twice University of Chicago captain, died Wednesday. The retired investment broker played for the Chicago team.
Maroons honor Amos Alonzo Stagg era and Kelsey award
The record notes the Maroons recognizing Amos Alonzo Stagg for his role from 1899 to 1902 with captaincy and coaching ties atIndiana University where Sheldon served as coach and law professor from 1905 to 1913. Brig Gen J E Kelsey received an Oak Leaf Cluster to the Legion of Merit for post command and a plaque of appreciation from the Mason District Scouts in a parade field ceremony.
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Harpers Ferry Council Debates Liquor Tax Rise
Harpers Ferry councilmen discussed raising the state liquor tax to a three percent assessment on sales at a recent meeting. Walter W. Gartson was unanimously reelected president. The council also opposed changing water meter billings now and appointed a street and traffic conditions committee including Garrison Walter Jinnings and Edward Smallwood.
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Command Change Col Washine Leads Armios Support at Fort Ritchie
Colonel George Washine assumed command of the Armios Support Command at Fort Ritchie in a ceremony marking a new leadership phase. The transfer of responsibility followed formalities and recognition of prior duties.
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Open champions enter Canan event at Toronto
Three former United States Open titleholders join the field for the Canaan Oper starting July. Julius Bowes Dick Mayer Tommy Belazz will compete alongside stars such as Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gene Littler and Bulw Casper in Toronto.
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Arnold Palmer
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Gene Littler
Bulw Casper
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