One hitter Pete Cregger stars in East Frederick game
Pete Cregger tossed a one hitter with seven strikeouts as H. B. Duvall edged Breakfast Optimist 4 2 in East Frederick Little League. Optimist led 10 through four innings on Kevin Kennedy who started and pitched four innings. Kennedy yielded a four hit effort before Owings? three runs in the fifth. Colliflower doubled and drove in a run for Optimist. Duvall benefited from Kennedy’s early exit and held on for the victory.
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Pete Cregger
H. B. Duvall
Breakfast Optimist
East Frederick
Optimist
Kevin Kennedy
Kennedy
Jerry Colliflower
Duvall Optimist Abrhol Abr
Adams
Turner
Winpigler
Hartsock
Thomas If
Weller
Cregger
Duvall
E.duvall
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GE SO Kennedy
U Wagner
May
Pete Cline
Lions
Optimists Lions
Abrhbi
Rickes
Crum
Corley
Wachter
Macrum
Dahlgren
B. Corley
Boyd
Rice
Swann
DeGrange
Thompsonf
Houck
Delauter If
Diggs IF
Jaca Lee
Custer of
McKitt Fan
Boyd Ipoh
Lee
Swann W
Rice (L
U—Kennedy
Miller
L. Pet. Civitans
North End
Lions Renee
Youth Appears Slightly Hurt In Auto Accident
Richard Lawson Reeder was brought to Frederick Memorial Hospital in good condition after an auto crash on Fountain School Road near Libertytown. He was unconscious at the scene, regained consciousness, and was admitted for observation overnight. The 1962 Oldsmobile was damaged on the left side. damage estimates were not yet available.
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Richard Lawson Reeder
RFD
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tpr
Roy Reed
Reeder
Fountain School Road
Libertytown
Reed
ECA Standings and Yesterday's NL Scores Snapshot
Major league standings show San Francisco leads with .605 while Philadelphia .598 and Cincinnati .541, Pittsburgh .524, St. Louis .518, Milwaukee .506, Chicago .482, Houston .? All yesterday results include Chicago 4 New York 2, Cincinnati 6 10 Houston 5 3, and Milwaukee 8 San Francisco 7 with St Louis 8 Los Angeles 7 and Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3. Today’s slated games list New York at Chicago and more, plus various late games including Baltimore at New York and Detroit at Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Fisher
L. Burdette
Bunning
Friend
Bolin
Lemaster
L. Miller
Gibson
Farrell
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas
League Leaders National and American League stats AP report
The Associated Press lists top league leaders in batting runs and RBIs for both leagues. Notables include Williams Chicago and Mays San Francisco in batting and runs, Clemente and Williams in hits, Koufax and Drysdale in strikeouts, Oliva and Killebrew leading in several categories with others like Aparicio and Powell noted among stolen bases and home runs. The data covers at bats, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and pitching decisions and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Pinson
Cincinnati
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Allison
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Robinson
Baltimore
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
C O C Leader Shows Slides To Meeting
Robert Moxley assistant director of education for the United States Chamber of Commerce presented audio-visual aids to the Maryland Association of Chamber Executives in Ocean City. He said the national Chamber will provide these aids to any local Chamber of Commerce upon request. Richard D. Hammond Frederick Chamber manager directed the presentation and presided as president of the statewide group. Ocean City welcomed the one day convention with Mayor Hugh Cropper and Ocean City Chamber president James Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moxley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Association of Chamber Executives
Ocean City
Moxley
National Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Richard D. Hammond
Fredrick Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Cropper
James Phillips
South Africa holds 80 under 90 day security law
In Johannesburg AP reports more than 80 people are being held under the 90 day security law without charge or trial. About 40 were rounded up in nationwide swoops with over 100 homes searched. The note adds a strange plant detail about pitcher plants with downward pointing hairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Governor Enthused By Retraining Program
Baltimore report says sixty three youths enrolled in the state job training program for the Eastern Shore with the governor’s aide Emer Johnson optimistic about the turnout. The first class includes 35 Negro and 28 white trainees, split between Denton High School and Snow Hill High School sites with park work at Marlinack State Park and Shad Landing. Enrollment opened late, but applications are now being accepted for a second class, needing 10 to 14 more trainees.
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Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Emer Johnson
Denton High School
Marlinack State Park
Snow Hill High School
Aparicio’s Grandmother Celebrates 105th Birthday in Venezuela
In Maracaibo Venezuela Luis Aparicio’s grandmother marked her 105th birthday with a home party. She expressed hope to live to 110 and to see her famed grandson still active in Major League Baseball.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Luis Aparicio
Pro football shifts to summer camps in new era
Pro football clubs open training in July across the nation with Bermuda shorts and sun glasses as coaches use preseason games as laboratories. The NFL schedules 35 preseason matches starting August 7 with Bears vs College All-Stars at Soldier Field, and interest spreads from Atlanta to Portland and Ithaca to New Orleans.
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Bermuda
National Football League
Bears
Soldier Field
Chicago Lakefront
Atlanta
Portland
Ore
Ithaca
N.Y
New Orleans
New York
Detroit
Green Bay
Browns
Cleveland Stadium
Coaches’ Laboratories
Reds Rally Past Colts 6-5 in Extra Innings
Hal Smith drives in the tying and winning run as the Reds top the Colts 6-5 in 11 innings in the first game of a doubleheader. McCool notches the win while Woodeshick suffers the loss. Home runs by Bate man and Pinson noted.
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Cincinnati
Hal Smith
Hal Woode- Shick
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Houston
Yellen
Raymond
Owens
Woodeshick
Bateman
Tsitouris
Henry
Ellis
Civil Service Posts Postmaster List in Cumberland Md
The Civil Service Commission announced three candidates for Cumberland Maryland postmaster: William B. Orndorff John C. McCullough and Floyd A Weatherholt Sr Any one of them may be nominated by President Johnson subject to Senate confirmation Orndorff is currently acting postmaster
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
William B. Orndorff
John C. McCullough
Floyd A. Weatherholt Sr
Cumberland
Johnson
Senate
Orndorff
Justic
Pro football 1965 season outlook and league changes
The NFL raises player limits fueling 42 more jobs to 556 cuts. Season runs Sept 12 to Dec 13 with Pro Bowl Jan 10 in Los Angeles. Clubs earn exactly 1 007 142 86 in TV swag. 45th season shows pro football thriving post scandal. Hornung and Karras return. Philly fans miss Eagles program. AFL enters fifth year with 263 000 TV receipts. 900 000 per club in 1965 contract. 98 college players signed, including Scott Appleton.
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Warriors
NFL
Los Angeles Coliseum
Bucks
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Alex Karras
Detroit
Philadelphia
Eagles
Joe Kuharich
American Football League
Scott Appleton
Football World Series on the horizon with two leagues
The News notes top college quarterbacks including Don Trull and Pete Beathard aligned with NFL teams Houston and Kansas City amid trades and new faces. San Diego defends, and serious talk emerges about a joint venture, signaling room for both leagues and broader competition.
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Man
Don Trull
Houston
Insi Nee
Pete Beathard
Southern California
Kansas City
San Diego
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Tall Cedars
Oxco
Shober
Bill Etzler
Etzler
Lee Boyer
John Thomas
Mark Warner
Jack Craw
Bohrer
Oxee
Hamm
Craw
Cahill
Solar
Warner
Radcliffe
Jefferies
Jarvis
Davis
Cejka
Byron
McMiray
McClellan
Thomas
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Sheber
K. Byron
Etter
Masn
ECA
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Ford
Buzhardt
Earley
Narum
Grant
Kralick
Siebert
Penn
Donoughue
Sparma
McLain
Chance
Latman
Wills
Harper
Brock
Koufax
Drysdale
Aparicio
Weis
Bunker
Radatz
Wickersham
Pascual
C. O.C
Wade
ST. Frederick
Kaurman’s
Rambler
Olds
Nomad
Kaufman Sales & Service Auth
East Patrick St
Tom Collins
Harry Grayson
REDS
COLTS
Civil Service Posts Postmaster
Tempast
Spd
Fairlane 500 Farder A Cyl, Ltd
Falcon
Fairlane Spt
Comet Tudor
H. P
Auto
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Tudor & Cyl, Ltd
Ford City
Sedan & Cyl
COM
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Mercury Monterey Tudor Ltd
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A Frederick Motor Company
Frederick County
South ST. Ext
A&p
Warfield
E. Patrick St
Woodbine Auto Wreckers
Woodbine
U.S 40
Prescription
Pearre
South Market St
Plymouth
Miller Rambler
Isc
Patrick St
Ay Ff
the News
Frederick
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Corvair
P.G
Clean
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Ridgevi Lle
Mt. Airy
BUICK
the Ideal Garage CO
Ins
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, Md
Westinghouse Debonaire
Hemcolter
Better Homes Equipment CO
East
Patrick Street
Tom Pickett
Walking Mat
Powerside
Lew Miles
Jefferson St
W. South St
Belair
Idio
Crouse Ford Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Boor Ltd
Key Chevrolet OK
West South St. Frederick
Goodwill
ALT. R
Cpe. R
COMET
Dr. Sedan A. T
Pontiac
Sedan H. VL
P. S8
P. B
H. M
Dr. H. M
Tempest
Dr. Sedan
Tempest Lemans
Cpe
Renn Pontiac
E. 6Th St
Dial
Mercury
Monteres
Mercomatic
Bel Air
Moyer
Lincoln-Mercury
North Market St
Ext
D. MO
Roney's Used Cars
DODGE
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
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