Eaglehead Member-Guest tourney crowns low nets and gross
Kim Davies and George Graefe took the Eaglehead low gross title with 142 while Jerry Norko and Dick Powell won the low net with 122. Beck y Garst earned the Tim Barnes Tournament low gross 93 and low net 65, with Hilda Poirier second in gross and Lis Biser second in net. Junior-Senior event set for July 18. sign up at the pro shop.
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Kim Davies
George Graefe
Jerry Norko
Dick Powell
Lake Singapore
Rand Weinberg
Roy Sigler
Harold McClain
Tommy Little
Jerry Norke
John Thomas
Bill Trice
Bill Marks
Jim Zimmerman
John Warfield
Tommy Kline
Ernie Mort
Abrecht
Robert Wagner
Eldon Winegard
William Dorrell
Charlie Crum
John Bradiich
R. Phelps
Jack Harrell
Joe Cave
Joe Monaco
R. Cameron
Becky Garst
Tim Barnes
Hilda Poirier
Lis Biser
Peggy Smith
Joan Weinberg
Pro
VFW Club Championship Results And Upcoming Events
Donnie Hammond defeated Tommy Wright while David Gray beat Bill Slagle in other matches. Dick Campbell triumphed over Harold McCue and Bill Hill downed Tom Wollschlager. Bill Slagle edged Butt Keller and Tom Shade defeated Walt Brilhart with Bob Gearinger beating Fred Brown. The junior club championship is set for July 17–18 with 18 holes per day and signups at the pro shop. Holly Hills hosted a Throw Out Tournament for ladies won by Tie Graefe with Patty Sullivan and Sis Riser in second and Phyllis Summers third, Summers posting the fewest putts at 31. The United Way Tournament is planned for Wednesday August 18 with Vernon Summers as chairman.
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Donnie Hammond
Tommy Wright
David Gray
Bill Slagle
Dick Campbell
Harold McCue
Bill Hill
Tom Wollschlager
Butt Keller
Tom Shade
Walt Brilhart
Bob Gearinger
Fred Brown
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Patty Sullivan
Sis Riser
Phyllis Summers
Tie Graefe
United Way
Vernon Summers
Aaron delivers dramatic homer to sweep doubleheader
Henry Aaron belted a 10th inning homer to lift the Milwaukee Brewers 5-4 over Texas and complete a doubleheader sweep. He returned to the clubhouse briefly then reappeared to acknowledge a long ovation from fans.
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King Henry Aaron
Brewers
Texas
Aaron
Henry
Grammas
Carner Wins Women's Open in 18 Hole Playoff
JoAnne Carner of Lake Wales, Florida, overcame a four stroke deficit with five holes left to defeat Sandra Palmer by one stroke in an 18 hole playoff at Rolling Green Golf Club for the U S Women's Open title. Palmer, the defending champion, finished second after a late rally and a tied regulation 72 holes. Carner shot 31 39 7 for the day, Palmer 39 39 78 on a 6 066 yard layout.
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JoAnne Carner
Sandra Palmer
Carner
Lake Wales
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Rolling Green Golf Club
Miss Palmer
Mrs. Carner
Baseball season leaders across leagues summarized
The report lists top performers in the National and American Leagues by batting average runs and RBIs with players like Oliver and Rose leading, plus hitting totals for St Louis Philadelphia and Cincinnati. It also notes doubles triples home runs and stolen bases along with pitching leaders in wins and strikeouts across teams such as Pirates Cubs Mets and Yankees.
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McBride
Griffey
Rose
Schmidt
Phi
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Morgan
G.foster
Kingman
Schmudl
T.perez
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Montanez
A.oliver
Buckner
Garvey
Madiock
Zisk
Simmons
Two pilots injured in Powder Puff Derby crash tailwinds hampered flight
Kay Huffman and Lynn Greer of Riverside California were seriously injured when their Cessna 182 ran out of fuel and crashed about 20 miles south of Parkersburg. The women’s cross country Powder Puff Derby race, spanning Sacramento to Wilmington, faces funds and fuel shortages as sponsorship notes male entry restrictions.
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Kay Huffman
Lynn Greer
Riverside
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Camden Clark Memorial Hospital
Federal Aviation Administration
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Wood County
Nashville
Wilmington
Aaron Delivers Walkoff Lifts Brewers in 10th Inning
Aaron belts a 10th inning homer to cap a doubleheader sweep as the Brewers beat the Rangers 5-4. 28,000 fans roar in Milwaukee while Aaron, batting .255 with nine homers, receives a lasting ovation after the game.
Carroll Lacrosse Club routs Monocacy 17 to 8
Carroll County Lacrosse Club defeated Frederick Monocacy Lacrosse Club 17 goals to 8 at the winner's home ground. Dave Boozied led Carroll with seven goals, while Mick Bach Mark Cheyne George Streaker Hank Welling and Steve Wilson scored or assisted. Monocacy's Jessie Crowder added an assist. next game is Sunday at Frederick Anport Field against Liberty Road.
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Frederick
Monocacy
Dave
McCarron suspended seven days by Pimlico stewards
Pimlico Race Course stewards suspended jockey Chris McCarron for seven days after ruling his mount impeded another horse in the Saturday feature race. The suspension cites a drifting infraction in the stretch and affecting the outcome of the race.
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Chris McCarron
Pimlico Race Course
Drew
Game Charge
Fas
Gregg McCarron
All Star Game Set in Philadelphia After Break
The league resumes after the All Star Break with the All Star Game scheduled in Philadelphia. No other games on yesterday’s slate as players rest and rosters prepare for the showcase event.
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Philadelphia
Mt Airy and New Market win Maryland State League games
New Market defeats Woodbine 15 to 9 as Jim Snoots leads with two home runs, a three run shot and a two run shot. Mt Airy bests Union Printers 12 to 4 with Mike Long collecting four hits including a homer. Chris Sole and Mike Patterson add multi hit days for Mt Airy.
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Woodbine
Union Printers
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Paul Merrill
Steve Oden
Bob Clark
Mike Long
Mt. Airs
Chris Sole
Mike Patterson
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Deener
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Barrick
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