Money Boys Play Tonight in All-America Game Clash
Illinois star Grabowski and Texas Tech’s Anderson, two Green Bay rookies tied to nearly $1 million, headline the East vs West All-America clash at Atlanta Stadium. The 9:30 p.m. EDT game on ABC features 50,000 fans, with Grabowski for the East under Duffy Daugherty and Anderson sharing the West halfback spot with Heisman winner Mike Garrett.
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Atlanta
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Danny Anderson
Texas Tech
Green Bay
Packers
Atlanta Stadium
Braves
Falcons
Buffalo
N.Y
American Football Coaches Association
ABC
Grabowski
Red Grange
Duffy Daughterty
Michigan State
Anderson
Paul Hornung
West
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Tommy Prethro
UCLA
Garrett
Woodsboro Coop Holds Annual Membership Meeting
The Woodsboro Southern States Cooperative will hold its annual meeting for the Woodsboro area on August 24. Reports on Southern States Cooperative and local Agency operations for the year ended June 30 will be presented. The session will include elections and other business, with two new board members and two new farm home advisory committee members to be elected.
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Woodsboro Southern States Cooperative
Woodsboro
Southern States Cooperative
Farm Home
Man’s mower shreds wallet with cash and cards
In Salina Kansas Don Pabst mowed his lawn when his billfold fell from his pocket. The mower shredded $45 in cash and credit cards and other items. He swapped the money at a bank for new bills but must replace the remaining papers.
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Salina, Kan
Don Pabst
Horse racing card with multiple races and odds listed
A dense seed of race results and entries for a long card. Names such as Happy Lu, Pamela Mise, Gypsy Colony, Strut Miss Lizie, Itsagirl, My New Frontr, Double O, and others appear among purses from 1,200 to 1,800 with claiming and allowance races across six to ten races. The text includes horse names, jockeys, weights, times, and payouts, forming a full betting slate for the meet.
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Northwest May
Lizie
Perdedor
Man of Araby
Rhodes
Doreen
Albi
Hasty Paul
Dockimo
River Rain
Priam Man
Gay Searcher
Frosty Gold
Paul
Tony
Steeee
Miss Beattie
W. Sellars
O'Rourke
Dark Sapphire
Gambardella
Wander
Frost
Charnock
Amiss Anne T
Vntil
Corte
Keith
Coleen
Todd
Miles of Smiles
Babe Missie
Sonic Moose
Kutzer
Mihalich-M
Mendelion
Gustines
Johnston
Davidson
Admiral
Squaw Song
Lugh Erin
Wilson
Kina
Thule
Scrat Dors
Zonda Dee
Jersey Blend
Carmen Aurum
Big Mack
Star Leisure
Celerity Boy
Silent World
Enquest
Gay Helio
Lone Lit
Senator
Foxey
Phillies Protest Win Over Cubs After Interference Call
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 5 4 in a game played under protest by the Cubs. Richie Allen hit a three run homer in the fifth on a 3 0 pitch with two out to power the Phillies. Cubs manager Leo Durocher protested in the third after Glenn Beckett drove in a run on a double and a disputed play at third base. The protest stands pending rule clarification by the National League.
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Chicago
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Leo Durocher
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Allen
Ron Campbell
Campbell
Durocher
Phillies
Phila
Short
Knowles
Uecker
Holtzman
Koonce
Lee
Handley
W—Short
Philadelphia
al Jen
Browne GD
Williams
Little League clash in East Frederick yields 6-5 win for Optimist
The Breakfast Optimist edged H B Duvall 6-5 in the East Frederick Little League with five hits including a Randy Lawson double. Mike Doyle earned the win as Duvall’s Jerry Speak and Mike Adams produced key hits for North End. Civitan beat North End 7-5 behind Ernie Bowens and Boe De Grange.
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Breakfast Optimist
H. B. Duvall
East Frederick
Optimist
Randy Lawson
Mike Doyle
Jerry Speak
Duvall
Mike Adams
Jerry Woodward
Civitan
North End
Civitans
Ernie Bowens
Boe DeGrange
Kim Kehne
John Ferguson
Ronnie Hall
Dickie Hall
Bowens
Larry Powell
Lions
Pottios Traded From Steelers to Rams for Draft Pick
Pittsburgh Steelers transfer linebacker Myron Pottios to the Los Angeles Rams in a deal for a high draft choice. The trade was completed Friday as teams shuffled their rosters before the season.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Myron Pottios
Los Angeles Rams
Fredrick County Junior League results for Walkersville Myersville
Freddie League action saw Walkersville edge Yellow Springs 9 8 on a sixth inning error. Tony Miller led Walkersville with three hits while Jim Wieshaar Jim Crum and Jerry Fouche added two apiece. Herman Morgan homered off Crum as Crabbs tallied two for Springers. Myersville beat Braddock 7 4 with Ricky Ropp three hits and three scoreless innings of relief by Ropp. Fort Detrick crushed Main's Shopping Center 16 1 behind Steve Baker one hitter and 11 Fort Detrick hits including a Cook double.
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Woodsboro
Hyattstown
Walkersville
Yellow Springs
Tony Miller
Jim Wieshaar
Jim Crum
Jerry Fouche
Herman Morgan
Crum
Crabbs
Springers
Eddie Falkenstein
Myersville
Erendecks
Ricky Ropp
Braddock
Ropp
John Leyton
Jim Miller
Steve Baker
Fort Detrick
Main’s
Baker
Detrick
Cook
Morgan
Ruschoni
Sandbower
Rusherman
Miller
Yor
Wiles
Metcalf
Cre
Wahl
Quigley
Speed Shifting At 75-80 Drag-A-Way Monrovia
McCoy brothers and Vernon Buckeye clash in a three straight Vernon win in a three out of eight match race at Monrovia. Vernon posts 10.26 ET at 137.48 MPH, McCoy Comet red lights in round two, Vernon clinches in round three.
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Bill Wilcom
Monrovia
Comet
Vernon & Buckeye
Sox
Plymouth
iVernon
Vernon
Robert Weddle
James Fox
Frederick
Durbin & McKay
Sea Dog
Dennis Durbin
Dick Hill
Jerry Stevens
Takoma Park
Leo Mangum
Tom Howes
Chevy
Boring
Samide
G.T.O
E.T
Maryland
Taneytown social notes mention visits and trip
Mrs John L Leister reports Mrs William Cheveral of Baltimore staying with Rev and Mrs Howard W Miller at the Lutheran Church Parsonage West Baltimore Street. Mrs Vincent Hines and sons from Philadelphia plan weeks with her mother Mrs Charles B Kephart. Miss Roberta Roelke from Nollomis Fla visits Miss Mary and Wallace Reindollar. Thirty nine Taneytown Senior Citizens enjoyed a bus trip to Mt Vernon and Washington DC with dinner en route.
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John L. Leister
William Cheveral
Baltimore
Howard W. Miller
Chris
Terri
Susan
Lutheran Church Parsonage
West Baltimore Street
Vincent Hines
David and
Paul
Philadelphia
Charles B. Kephart
RFD
Roberta Roelke
Nolomis
Fla
Mary
Wallace Reindollar
East Baltimore St
Taneytown
Mt. Vernon
Washington, D. C
Howard Johnson
Gettysburg
W. V. Garrett
Robert Fletcher
Rhea
Tracey
Thomas Tracey
York Street
Wayne Crum
Todd
Frederick
Picana
Upper Darby
Francis E. Shaum
Middle Street
Fred Plank
L. I
New York
John Daymon
Cdr
James Baumgardner
Jo Ann
Lica
Chickie
Local Social Roundup From Bethesda And Gettysburg Area
Families gather for anniversaries and weddings across Maryland and Pennsylvania. Rohrbaughs celebrate 40 years at the Lutheran Church in Bethesda with open house while Ruth Ohler marries in Gettysburg. Residents from York, Taneytown, Frederick, Annapolis, Arlington and beyond visit relatives, host gatherings, and note upcoming Navy plans for Cdr. BaumGardner.
Local Scores Show Weekend Matchups
Sunday games include Creagerstown at New Market Watkins, Brunswick at Frederick George Miller Mt. Airy at Germantown Weddle Lipps Yellow Springs at Walkersville Repp Sullivan Todd Steel at Mt. Airy Lake Mt. Lena at Harmony Cline Lucketts at Pleasant Walk Crabbs.
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Creagerstown
New Market-Watkins
Todd Steel
Mt. Airy
Lake Mt. Lena
Harmony
Cline Lucketts
Pleasant Walk
Crabbs
Maryland ST. League
Heart OF MD. League
Owe L. Pet
G.B. Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Walkersville
New Market
Lucketts
Germantown
Mt. Lenn
Ces Brunswick
Frederick
ALS ’ Pleasant Walk
City Softball Standings And Schedules Update
Tuesday games show Economy 01 facing YMCA in the upper bracket while American Optical meets Cozy Corner in the lower. Thursday lineups list Cozy Corner versus M C A in the upper and Economy 01 against American Optical in the lower, with Clarke Bethesda noted as social guests on the 4th of July. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield is seeded No 1 in the National Clay Courts Tournament opening Monday in Milwaukee.
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YMCA
American Optical
Cozy Corner
Milwaukee, Wis
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
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