Track stars eye Europe trip amid alternating team roles
Sprinter Debbie Thompson and hurdler Tammy Davis train for a Europe Russia tour later this month as five alternates on the U S women's track team under coach Jack Griffin. Other alternates include Madeline Manning, Carol Mosek, and Calanthia Rallings. A tune up in Wichita Kansas is set for July 23, with a Baltimore race tomorrow at Memorial Stadium.
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Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Europe
Russia
United States
Jack Griffin
Madeline Manning
Cleveland
Carol Mosek
Nebraska
Calanthia Rallings
Tammy
Debbie
Baltimore
Wichita
Kansas
Griffin
New York
Westminster
McCurdy Field
Frederick
American Legion
Francis Koott Key
Fort Cumberland
C. V. Burns
Aporta
Cumberland News
Cumberland
Polish runners set world 100m mark in Prague meet
Peter Snell lost his ninth straight race in Prague but vowed to continue training for top form. Polish women Eva Klobukowska and Irena Kirstenstein clocked 11.1 and 11.4 seconds in the 100 meters, with Kirstenstein later confirmed as the record breaker after a timing review. Snell ran the mile in 3:56.6 for third behind Josef Gabciel and a strong East European field.
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Peter Snell
Smell
Tampeee
Eva Klobukowaka
Irena Kirstenstein
Poland
Shawl Cee Old Mee
Wilma Oleh
Wy Pig Iee
Kirsvenstein
Klobukowska
Filma
Rain Delays Midwest Open In Columbus Golf Event
Weather halted the LPGA Midwest Open at Walnut Hill Country Club after fierce winds and afternoon storms. Marilynn Smith had opened with a front nine sparkler before a bogey on seven and birdies on eight and nine, with play suspended on the 10th tee awaiting a restart. The 54 hole event was reduced to 18 holes Saturday and 36 Sunday under Tour director Len Wirtz.
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Southport
England
Peter Thomson
Australis
Lanten
Tony Ny
Teandee
Cali
Nate A
Lema
Brian Huggett
Ireland
Christy O'Connor
Dlegast
Thomson
Roberto de Vicenzo
Gs Peal
de Vicenzo
America
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
South Africa
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Latrobe
Columbus
Ohio
Marilynn Smith
Walnut Hill Country Club
Coutse
Miss Smith
Len Wirtz
Nea
Pitching Choices Announced For NL All Stars
National League will start with Don Drysdale and Juan Marichal leading a hard throwing staff that includes five former midseason Classic veterans. The eight man NL rotation also features Sandy Koufax Bob Gibson and Dick Farrell among others as manager Gene Mauch selects starters and relievers to face an American League squad with mostly right handed hitters.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Juan Marichal
Nationals
Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Jim Maloney
Sammy Ellis
Cincinnati
Marihhal
Giants
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Dick Farrell
Houston
Koufax
Veale
Pappas
al Lopez
Americans
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Jim Grant
Minnesota
Bob Lee
Los Angeles Angels
Pete Richert
Washington
John O'Donoghue
Kansas City
McDowell
Richert
O’donoghue
Fisher
Lee
Ellis
Granthe
O'Donoghue
Marichal
New York
John
Callison
Farrell
Gibson
Artista
Mauch
Lopez
Francona's three-run eighth seals Cardinals win in Chicago
Tito Francona hit a tie breaking three run homer in the eighth off Lindy McDaniel as the St. Louis Cardinals topped the Chicago Cubs 7 to 3. Tracy Stallard pitched seven plus strong innings for his sixth win while Bob Buhl suffered his seventh loss. Ron Santo tied the game with his 17th homer in the seventh before Francona and the Cardinals pulled away late.
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Chicago
Tito Francona
Lindy McDaniel
St. Louis Cardinals
Tracy Stallard
Chicago Cubs
McDaniel
Bob Buhl
Dick Groat
Curt Flood
Francona
Buhl
Stallard
Ron Santo
St. Louis
Woodeshick
McCarver
Hoeft
Humphreys
Bailey
W.stallard
L — Buhl
Santo
Frederick Girls at Baltimore Cross City Track Meet
Frederick Girls Track enters the Cross City Meet in Baltimore carrying hopes of a fifth straight win among eight men’s teams and five girls teams. Tammy Davis and Debbie Thompson run the 100 yards, Christine Smallwood in 440 and 880, Kay Johnson and Judy Twenty Putnam in softball throw, with a 440 relay of Thompson Davis Johnson Davis. Coach Jack Griffin praised Debbie and Tammy’s progress and noted the trip to Moscow starts July 26 with warmups in Wichita and New York before Moscow and Kiev. The squad’s first appearance since a third place in Columbus previews next weekend’s Virginia AAU meet in Richmond.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Tammy Davia
Debbie Thompson
Christine Smallwood
Kay Johnson
Judy Twenty Putnam
Diana
Johnson
Joyce Davis
Jack Griffin
Debbie
Tammy
Poland
Soviet Union
Griffin
Moscow
Wichita
Kan
New York
Kiev
Columbus
Ohio
Richmond
CBS Schedules 9 Preseason Games
CBS will air nine NFL preseason contests featuring thirteen teams starting Saturday Aug 7 with Washington Redskins versus Philadelphia Eagles in Hershey Pennsylvania and ending Sept 7 with the Hall of Fame game Detroit Lions against Washington Redskins in Canton Ohio. The regular season begins Sept 19.
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Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Canton
Ohio
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowbeys
San Francisco Afere
Mulineman Field
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles Rams
Chicapea
Dudley Pier
Nashville
Tenn
Cleveland Browns
Thor Stadium
Detroit
Pittsburgh Steel Ars
San Francisco
Brown Field
Providence
New York Giants
Minnevote Vikings
Rosenblatt Stadium
Omana Nee
Wassergion New
Genia
Deirek Lens
Denton
Former Star Found Dead in Revere Mass
Joseph Romeo Martin, 41, once famed for a record long home run at a Washington prison game, was found shot to death in a downtown Boston area. his body lay in a running convertible on a sidewalk. Police say he is the first gangland victim in the Greater Boston area in 16 months.
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Mass
Joseph Romeo Martin
Martin
Walla Walls
Wash
Boston
Uison
Greater
Bunning Pitches Phillies Into Third Place
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning pitched 6 1 3 innings of no hit ball and earned a five hitter as the Phillies routed the Giants 10 2 to move into third place in the NL Johnny Callison drove in four runs and Haller homered for San Francisco while Callison hit his 17th for Philadelphia near night game notes from Philadelphia AP.
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Jim Bunning
Johnny Callison
Philes
San Francisco
Phillies
Giants
Bunning
Tom Haller
Jim Hart
Haller
Len Gabrielson
Callison
Hernandez Favored To Retain Crown
In Kingston Jamaica Carlos Hernandes of Venezuela is a strong favorite to retain the world junior welterweight title against Jamaica's Percy Hayles in a 11 round bout at National Stadium. A record crowd of about 28000 is expected with the main fight set to begin around 11 p.m. EST.
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Jamaica
Carlos Hernandes
Venezuela
Laverite
Tia
Percy Hayles
National Stadium
Lions Sign Henderson to 1965 Contract
Detroit Lions sign former University of Michigan end John Henderson, 22, of Dayton, Ohio, to a 1965 contract. Henderson was a key member of Michigan’s 1964 Big Ten and Rose Bowl champion team.
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Detroit Lions
University of Michigan
John Henderson
Henderson
Dayton
Ohio
Robinson Delivers Orioles 14-1 Win Over White Sox
Brooks Robinson opened the Orioles scoring with a high hop double in the second, driving in Boog Powell who extended a seven game hitting streak. Milt Pappas pitched four hits and nine wins against three losses, striking out seven as Baltimore beat Chicago 14 to 1.
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Baltimore Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Milt Pappas
Chicago White Sox
Robinson
Orioles
Danny Cater
Boog Powell
Powell
Jerry Adair
Intentie
Chicago
Bruce Howard
Pappas
Russ Snyder
White Sox
Howard
Hoyt Wilhelm
Cater
Ron Hansen
Ken Berry
Hansen
Hurtubise sets track speed record at Atlanta raceway
Atlanta RP Jim Hurtubise established a world speed record of 164.500 mph on a 114 mile closed course during tire tests at Atlanta International Raceway. The mark broke Lloyd Ruby’s prior record set the week earlier at the same track. Both drivers were testing tires ahead of the Championship 250 for Indy cars on August 1 at the same facility.
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Jim Hurtubise
Atlanta International Raceway
Hurtubise
Lloyd Ruby
Kiamph
Ruby
Raceway
Sunday Baseball Tri County League matchups listed
Sunday baseball schedule from the Tri County and Heart of Maryland leagues shows Harmony at Walkersville with Sullivan and Repp, Mt. Airy at Germantown, and Frederick at New Market among others. Additional matches include Brunswick at Frederick, Mt. Lena at Mt. Airy, and Broad Nase at Yellow Springs with multiple umpires or coordinators noted in the listing.
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Walkersville
Sullivan
Repp Bolivar
Doubs
James Thurmont
Middletown - C
Lake
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Maryland ST
League
Heart OF MD. League
Mt. Lena
Mt. Airy
Maught Todd Steel
Lucketts
George Frederick
Pleasant Walk
Watkins
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