Frederick's Little Leagues Open Tournament Opens Friday
Frederick's three Little Leagues National American and East Frederick begin District play Friday at 6 p.m. American at Emmitsburg National at Thurmont East Frederick at Brunswick Sykesville visits Westminster on game 2 The schedule spans July 25 with winners advancing to subsequent games Managers and rosters are listed for each league including Civilians Lions Optimist North End and more with a 14-player limit for tournament play.
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Westminster
Sykesville
Thesday
Donald Englar
Rollie Atkinson
Hans Kline
Clarence Cooper
Roy Summers
East Frederick
Civitans
Greg Smith
Greg Engler
Mike Cox
Richie Polino
Jerry Falk
Gary Bowens
Lions
Bobby Staley
Larry Geiser
Maurice Boyd
Chester Baker
Pat Callan
North End
Johnny Putman
Joe Dutrow
Bobcats
Pete Cooper
Dave Working
John Thomas
Omer Lung
Oxco
Larry Cosley
Pat Forney
Bill Etzler
Ellis
Darrel Hill
Curtis Lentz
Paul Lindsey
Dave Smith
Larry Wills
Mike Powell
Charles McCardell
Tall Cedars
Randy Draper
Ralph Shober
Lee Boyer
Rick Bowers
Bitter - Moore
Wayne Morgan
Jeff Barger
Wayne Summers
Gary O'Bryan
Danny Poole
R. F. Kline
Jim Shores
Stan Biggus
Dave Moss
Dave Johnson
Terry Hill
H. B. Duvall
Steve Crompton
Steve Beall
Ronnie Brown
Sterling Herbert
Pepitone Extends Yankees Italian Line of Succession
New York NEA Sports writer notes Joe Pepitone extends the Yankees’ tradition of players of Italian descent contributing to pennants and world championships. The piece highlights Pepitone’s fielding and hitting, plus rising prospect Ron Solomini from Brooklyn, and mentions prospects for next spring and comparisons to Hal Chase.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
NEW York
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
Pepitone
New York OK
Hal Chase
Bombers
Brooklyn
Ron Solomini
Amarillo
Richmond
International
Ralph Houk
Solomini
Bill Skiff
Scouts
Yankee Staney
John Harrison claims Middle Atlantic tennis title
John Bitsy Harrison of Richmond defeated Phil Neff of Washington 61 62 64 to win the Middle Atlantic Tennis Association singles title amid a rain drenched day. Doubles finals postponed to next week at Columbia Country Club Chevy Chase Maryland with Harrison and Spotty Hall vs Buddy Goerig and Fred McNair.
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Norfolk
Harrison and
Spotty Hall
Richmond
Buddy Goerig
Fred McNair
Washington
Harrison
University of North
Cubs win second game to split doubleheader with Cardinals
Ron Santo and Ernie Banks homer as the Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis 7 3 to split Sunday’s doubleheader. Banks drives in insurance runs with a late homer, his 352nd career, moving into seventh on the NL all time list. First game: Cardinals win 10 3 as Boyer and White homer and Ken Boyer homers in three run first inning. Larry Jackson picks win, Sadecki loses.
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ST. Louis
Ron Santo
Lou Brock
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Santo
Don Landrum
Cubs
Brock
Banks
Ralph Kiner
Larry Jackson
Ron Taylor
Cub
Groat
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Chicago
Hobbie
Brewer
Elston
Lemay
Warner
Bertell
Sadecki
McCarver
W— Sadecki
L—Hobbie
Boyer
White
St. Loui
Jackson
McDaniel
Ranew
Taylor
Shantz
Schultz
Chicago Santo
Firemen's League Hosts Mutual Firemen's Softall Game
Firemen's League Walkersville hosts the Indepen dent Hose Company at 6 38 p m in a Mutual Firemen's Softall contest. The report mentions Bob Ferguson, Ohio State All American of 1981 and 1962 Steelers pick, with Coach Buddy Parker expressing cautious optimism about Ferguson's pro season and improvement after a strong college career.
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Walkersville
Watth Ferguson
Pittsburgh
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Raft
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy Parker
Ferguson
Oays Parker
Record 54 yachts enter Halifax race from Marblehead
A large fleet of 54 yachts set sail from Marblehead in a forecast windy run toward Halifax. Winds 20 to 30 knots were expected as fog and rain loomed, testing navigators over the 360 nautical mile contest. Gesture skippered by James Madden led the early Class A group as boats spread on the line amid a tight start. Handicaps will edge the field with time allowances up to nearly 16 hours for the slowest entries.
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Marblehead
Mass
Halifax
James Madden
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