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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1974
Page
8
The jewel-weed plant offers near instant relief for nettle stings when its juice is applied to irritated skin. A native North American plant with hollow stems, it grows in wet woods and along stream banks, with common and pale varieties producing orange and yellow flowers respectively.
The VFW Country Club announced winners from the Ladies Day tournament and Commander's Cup quarter finals. Anne Clark won the first flight, Alma Bowers was second, Irene Pennington won the second flight with Maggie Warfield second. Commander's Cup results include Skip Wenzel over Charles Crum 3 and 4, Kyle Pritts over John New 1 up 2 holes, Dick Windon over Tinker Michael 2 up, and Bob Taylor over Howard Ambrose 2 up. The Glenn Spencer Memorial Tournament is set for Saturday July 13 with a sign up for members. entry fee is 6.00 with 35.00 to Tree Project and the rest to prizes.
Weiskopf plans to defend his title at the upcoming event as changes loom for the tour. He pairs with Tony Jacklin in a final round that highlighted tense play and shifting prospects.
The West Frederica Teen Center will sponsor its second annual summer basketball league beginning Monday July 13. Open to boys entering 9th through 12th grades this September. Team trophies awarded to the top three teams. Games held each Monday and Wednesday at 7 p.m. Sign up today or Thursday and next Monday from 6 30 p.m. to 9 30 p.m.
Reported baseball doubleheader features Minnicks Hart and Barrick on Minnicks side while New Market gains runs from Sous and McQuillen. John Boges hits thrice for the winners and Pat Kelley adds two triples. In the second game Pepco uses big innings to defeat Germantown at Beltsville Rec Center.
The Optimists won 12 to 4 in five innings as James allowed five hits for the victory. Pepco games featured Green span homers and Ed Holtz pitching the second win, with Pepco’s first game ending 9 to 6 and second 8 to 3.
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