Frederick County Juniors See Big Offenses In League Play
Braddock Heights exploded for eight runs to crush Harmony 26 to 4 as David Taylor led the attack with five hits, four RBIs, and four runs scored. Hyatts town shut out Main's 15 to 0 behind Steve Saddler and Jim Shankle. Shookstown beat Myersville 11 to 5 on homers by McCloud, Wisner, and Nusz. Walkersville defeated Fort Detrick 12 to 3 with Tom Gilbert pitching six effective innings. Taylor homered inside the park in the second and Mott and Todd contributed multiple hits.
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Braddock Heights
Harmony
Hyattstown
Main’s
Frederick County
David Taylor
Braddocks Heights
Taylor
King Solver
Chester Mott
Chris Todd
Solver
Mott
Todd
Guy Shaffer
Jay Randolph
Diamond
Randolph
Steve Sadtler
Jim Shankle
Sadtler
Shookstown
Myersville
Mike McCloud
Randy Wisner
Greg Nusz
Haws
Walkersville
Fort Detrick
Robert Currence
Dave Pott
Tom Gilbert
Shafer
A. Harshman
D. Harshman
Wiegand
Pennington
Hill
Ropp
E. Wiles
D. Wiles
Baugher
Baugher. HR — Wisner
Nusz and
McCloud
Main's
Saddler
Shankle
Gray
Burgee
Lawson
Dove
Gilbert and
Dettbarn
R. Bronaught
Younger
Quigley
P. Bronaugh
Grand slam helps H B Duvall in East Frederick game
Mike Adams hit a grand slam for H. B. Duvall to power a 92 win over the Optimists in East Frederick Little League. Duvall pitcher Daryl limited the Optimists to four hits with nine strikeouts while Bobby Thomas and Randy Hill collected multiple hits and drove in runs. Jerome Rollins led the Optimists with two hits and an RBI, while Alonzo Carroll pitched three innings in relief.
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Mike Adams
H. B. Duvall
East Frederick
Daryl
H. Duvall
Bobby Thomas
Thomas
Randy Hill
H.B. Duvall
Cameron Whitworth
Jerome Rollins
Alonzo Carroll
Mike Doyle
Carroll
Houston Mets game ends in Astros 6 Mets 2
Houston rides a bases loaded triple by Joe Morgan and two more scores in the second inning to beat the New York Mets 6 to 2. Rusty Staub Maye and Lillis contribute for New York as Dierker wins while Fisher takes the loss. Emile Griffith versus Jose Gonzalez bout canceled due to Gonzalez arm injury.
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NEW York
Joe Moran
Houston
New York Mets
Astros
Jack Fisher
Jim Wynn
Gus Triandos
Chuck Hiller
Bob Lillis
Morgan
Gordon Richardson
Fisher
Lee Maye
Rusty Staub
Staub
Maye
Dierker
Taylor
Triandos
Richardson
McGraw
Musgraves
Kroll
Cannizzaro
Gonder
Emile Griffith
Jose Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Pirates Sign Pitcher Joe Hollacher From St Louis
St. Louis pitcher Joe Hollacher aged 18 signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates as a free agent. He will report to the Pirates Florida training camp next spring.
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ST. Louis
Joe Hollacher
Pittsburgh Piates
Pirates
Florida
Trash Fire at Gulf Service Station in City
Firefighters extinguished a trash can fire at the Gulf Service Station on South Jefferson Street and Scholls Lane. No damage reported and no injuries.
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Gulf Service
South Jefferson Street
Scholls Lane
Kelso Returns in Diamond State Handicap at Delaware Park
Kelso the five time champion returns for 1964 season in the Diamond State Handicap at Delaware Park. The 9 year old gelding carrying 130 pounds faces four rivals including Knightly Manner as he pursues an early season path toward Monmouth and Brooklyn Handicaps. Belmont legacy and Bohemia Stable work toward top form with Gun Bow sidelined after a poor Suburban showing.
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Associated Press
Kelso
Delaware Park
Richard
Brooklyn
Hollywood Park
Green Banner
Perfect Sky
Arksront
Bill Shoemaker
Anne Arundel Desegregation Program Approved
Annapolis AP Dr. Davis S. Jenkins Anne Arundel County school superintendent said Wednesday the Department of Health Education and Welfare approved the county's desegregation program making the county eligible for about 2 million dollars in federal aid to education.
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Annapolis
Davis S. Jenkins
Anne Arundel County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jenkins
Thee County
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Children’s Bureau
Hopkins
Johns Hopkins
Children's Bureau
Thomas B. Turner
Henry J. Mark
Major League Baseball Scores and Fixtures
Major League results show Baltimore defeating Chicago and Detroit edging Kansas City in 10 innings. Today's games feature New York at Cleveland, Detroit at Kansas City, Cleveland at Los Angeles, Boston at Washington, Chicago at Baltimore, and two night games. National League standings list Cincinnati leading the East with 48 wins, Los Angeles leading the West with 49 wins, and Milwaukee and St. Louis close behind. yesterday Chicago lost to St. Louis while Houston beat New York.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York
Ford
Stottlemyre
Grant
Pascual
Perry
McLain
Sheldon
Terry
McDowell
Newman
Boston
Morehead
Washington
Ortega
Horlen
Peters
McNally
Roberts
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
Philaphia
San Fran
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
Drysdale
Cardwell
San Francisco
Marichal
Culp
Cameron Replaces Busik as Naval Academy Athletic Director
Annapolis Md AP Captain Alan R Cameron relieved former teammate Captain William S Busik as director of athletics at the Naval Academy on Friday Busik who was athletic director for three years reports to the Pacific to command destroyer Squadron B Cameron came from Washington where he attended the Industrial College of the Armed Services The 1941 all star connection remains noted with Busik left halfback and Cameron fullback on that team
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Annapolis
Alan R. Cameron
Williams
Busik
Naval Academy
Cameron
Pacific
Washington
The
Industrial College of the Armed Services
Speedy Scot Favorite Heads International Trot Field
Defending champ Speedy Scot with 43-2-0 from 54 starts is the short priced favorite in Roosevelt Raceway for the $100,000 International Trot. He faces seven rivals from six countries as the US seeks a 4-3 edge in this 1 14 mile event. Tone is archival and confirms entrants from France Italy Sweden New Zealand Canada and England with Our Own owned by Marty Tananbaum of Yonkers Raceway.
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Westbury
N.Y
France
Italy
Sweden
New Zealand
Canada
England
Our Own
Marty Tananbaum
Yonkers Raceway
Santa Fe Farmlands Hurt by Heavy Rains and Drought
Santa Fe NM AP reports critical crop losses due to recent rains with alfalfa, barley, wheat, and potato acreage affected. County agent J R Chavez notes 1,455 acres of alfalfa, 2,200 acres of barley, 280 acres of wheat, and 110 acres of potatoes damaged as farmers struggle amid drought and poor soil conditions. The rain has impacted overall yields, complicating farmers' finances and futures.
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Icaeraean
J. R. Chavez
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Executive needed to plan antipoverty programs in Frederick
The Community Action Committee of Frederick County Maryland seeks an executive to develop antipoverty programs with a salary of 10500 per year. Applicants must submit a complete resume detailing education and experience and a letter stating reasons for desiring the position. Mail to Charles N Rebec RFD 2 Box 422 Frederick MD 21701.
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Community Action Committee
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles N. Rebec
Frederick
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Little League Baseball
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Mets
Fairfield
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Ben Thomas Trailer Sales, Inc
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MT. Airy
Delaware
Anne Arundel
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Yugoslavia
Ivasevac
Jandrija Manojlovic
Tito
Frederick News-Post
New Market
Kent R. Ferrell, Jr
Fawn Grove
Airville
York County
Penna
Ivanhoe
Cochran General
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ABC
DHIA
Southeastern Penna
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John M. Clark
Aberdeen Sales Co
Aberdeen
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Cavco 401
N. Market St
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Remme
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aMeed Mad PE Lelrierel
North Market Street
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Poolesville
Dawsonville
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George L. Ward
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Merlen. Wachter
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Waldorf
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