Harmony dominates Heart of Maryland all star selections
Harmony placed five players on the Heart of Maryland League all star team and three fourths of its lineup was named. Mt Lena Lucketts Mt Airy Todd Steel Pleasant Walk and Frederick each had four players on the squad which will face Maryland State League stars July 26 at McCurdy Field in the Toy Fund game. Proceeds aid needy children.
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Harmony
Heart of
McCurdy Field
American Legion Toy Fund
Dick Cook
Todd Steel
Tommy Thayer
Max Whitehead
Dave Hickman
Jim Stocks
Mt. Airy
Floyd Hulver
Fran Buckley
Carlton Poff
Woody Powell
Frederick
Sherman Hasty
Dave Winpigler
Fred Karinshak
Sonny Blank
Pleasant Walk
Ron Cline
Mel Adams
Arthur Bidle
Don Shafer
Russell Baker
Heart of Maryland
Irving Frye
Lucketts
Ed Moore
Mt. Leno
Tri-County League
Francis Scott Key Post
The
Scott Key Post
William Burall
Frederick TC Dominates Meet
Members of the Frederick Track Club scored high in several events Wednesday at the District of Columbia Recreational Track and Field Development Meet held at American University in Washington. Christie Smallwood led the women's events with top times in the 220 and 880 yard dashes and Becky Alderman won the 100 yard dash. Diane Deterding and Nancy Korrell also podiumed in multiple events while Sally Ward hit 33 feet 4 inches in shot put and Christie Smallwood placed second in the long jump. The Frederick girls head to Catonsville Sunday for the Greater Baltimore Relays.
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District of Columbia
American University
Washington
Christie Smallwood
Becky Alderman
Diane Deterding
Nancy Korrell
Linda Delauter
Sally Ward
Christie
Diane Waters
Catonsville
Greater Baltimore
Demling Advances To Golf Semifinals
George Demling, who quit his Louisville job to play in the National Public Links, defeated Arne Dokka 5 and 4 at Brown Deer to reach the semifinals. The 23-year-old led 3 up after nine holes and will face Monty Kaiser of Wichita in the next round. Kaiser, 24, beat North Ansen of St. Paul 4 and 3.
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Milwaukee
George Demling
Louisville
Arne Dokka
Demling
Dokka
California State College
Monty Kaser
Wichita
Kan
Kaiser
North An- Seen
St. Paul
Bell To Scout For Cleveland Indians
Former Cincinnati outfielder Gus Bell has been signed to scout for the Cleveland Indians. A tribe spokesman said Thursday he will work in the Cincinnati area.
Colts Trim 4 In First Cut
WESTMINSTER Md AP The Baltimore Colts cut four players in the first cut including Joe Quick a Miami patrolman who tried out as punter Bill March a York muscleman as fullback and Wilson Graham a Kent State basketball player who aimed to become a defensive back Coach Don Shula also released Mike Bundra a defensive tackle with four NFL seasons The rookies on defense scored two points each by stopping drives and forcing turnovers Jim Ward Gettysburg and Fred Custardo Illinois led the offense to two touchdowns Ward ran 10 yards and sneaked three more Custardo threw a 24 yard TD pass to Al Snyder Bleick George Tech intercepted a pass and soon joined College All Stars for next month’s game against Green Bay
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Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Joe Quick
Miami
Fla
Bill March
York
Wilson Graham
Kent State
Don Shula
Mike Bundra
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Reds Win First For New Pilot
Gordy Coleman drove in three runs and Jim Maloney earned his 10th win with help from Don Nottebart as Cincinnati beat St. Louis 9-2 in the first game of a doubleheader. It was the Reds first game under interim manager Dave Bristol who also coached third base during the game. Briles. Woodeshick. Jaster. Mahaffey. Dennis. and McCarver appeared for St Louis while Shamsky and Rose homered for Cincinnati.
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Gordy Coleman
Jim Maloney
Don Nottebart
St. Louis
Reds
Dave Bristol
Bristol
Don Heffner
Ase
Briles
Woodeshick
Jaster
Mahaffey
Dennis
McCarver
Corvalles
Maloney
Nottebart
Edwards
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Baseball matchups across leagues today with pitchers listed
Major League lineups feature Drysdale Fisher Marichal Bunning Hands Law Johnson Washburn Maloney at various venues. Games include Boston Chance Sheldon at California, New York Stottlemyre Krause, Washington Rickert Minnesota Kaat, Cleveland Siebert vs Chicago Howard, Baltimore Wickersham Detroit, with notes on National and American League opponents and starting pitchers.
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New York
Fisher
San Francisco
Marichal
Philadelphia
Bunning
Chicago
Hands
Pittsburgh
Law
Houston
Farrell
Atlanta
Johnson
St. Louis
Washburn
Cincinnati
Maloney
Boston
Sheldon
California
Chance
Stottlemyer
Kansas City
Krause
Washington
Rickert
Minnesota
Kaat
Cleveland
Siebert
Howard
Baltimore Bunker
Detroit
Wickersham
L. Pet
W. Pet
G.B. Pittsburgh
Baltimore
San Fran
Philadel
Californaa
Yankees Rally To Trip Kaycee
The Yankees beat Kansas City 5-4 as Joe Pepitone's homer and triple, plus three unearned runs in the eighth, sparked the comeback. Jake Gibbs beat out an infield hit to end Catfish Hunter's night, and Campaneris' error loaded the bases before Elston Howard's sacrifice fly tied the game.
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Kansas City
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Jake Gibbs
Catfish Hunter
Guido Grilli
Jack Aker
Tom Tresh
Dick Green
Campy Campaneris
Green
Elston Howard
Aker
Reg White
Clete Boyer
Hal Reniff
All-Stars Clash Maryland State and Loudoun County Teams
The All-Stars from Maryland State League face Loudoun County League stars tonight at Purcellville. Players must arrive at Virginia ball park an hour before game time set for 3 p.m. in a showpiece regional clash.
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All-Stars
Purcellville
Virginia Ball Park
Pasarell and Riessen reach finals in Clay Courts tennis
Charles Pasarell overcame a sore back to defeat Turner Howard 6-3 6-4 in the National Clay Courts Championship advancing to the quarter finals. Marty Riessen won 6-2 4-6 6-2 over James Watson, and Nancy Richey crushed Maryne Goodwin 6-0 6-0 to reach the women's quarter finals. In NFL peace talks, Daniel Reeves Carroll Rosenbloom and Tex Schramm were named by Pete Rozelle to represent the league in meetings with the American League.
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Milwalke
Charles Pasarell
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Tenn
Marty Riessen
Evanston
James Watson
Raleigh
N.C
Nancy Richey
South Africa
Maryne Goodwin
Peace Committee
NEW York
Daniel Reeves
Los Angeles
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore
Tex Schramm
Dallas
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
American League
Rozelle
Ralph Wilson
Buffalo
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City
Bill Sullivan
Boston
AFL
Frederick Legion Tens Westminster At McCurdy Field 9-2
Frederick American Legion post jumped to a 4-0 lead and beat Westminster 9-2 at McCurdy Field. Francis Scott Key Post earned its fifth district win and can clinch the title Saturday at 1 p.m. against Brunswick. Phil Ranneberger had four hits and four RBIs, Audie Murphy pitched five hitter for the win.
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McCurdy Field
Francis Scott Key Post
Brunswick
Phil Ranneberger
Denny Oram
Tim Ambrose
Audie Murphy
D. Spencer
G Spencer
Houck
Murphy
Keller
Phillies End Perry Streak With 5-0 Victory
Philadelphia pitcher Larry Jackson allowed five hits in a complete game shutout as the Phillies defeated the San Francisco Giants 5-0. Gaylord Perry saw his seven game win streak end, while Perry took the loss. The Giants could muster little against Jackson, who improved to 8-7.
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Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Larry Jackson
San Fran
Phila
Oed
Perry
Gibbon
Priddy
Henry
McDaniel
Haller
Jackson
Dalrymple
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Torres to Defend Light Heavyweight Title in Las Vegas
Jose Torres of New York will defend his world light heavyweight title against Eddie Cotton of Seattle in Las Vegas on Monday night August 15. Promoter Harold Conrad said the bout would be carried on home television screens.
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New York
Jose Torres
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Las Vegas
Nev
Harold Conrad
Conrad
Browns eye post Jim Brown era with Green and Kelly
HIRAM Ohio AP Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier said he does not expect to replace Jim Brown in one move. Ernie Green and Leroy Kelly will carry the running game with three promising rookies Charley Harraway Gary Lane Randy Schultz. He expects a more balanced attack with more first down throws. Green is a 6 foot 2 inch 220 pound back in his sixth NFL season and Kelly a 72 year old? sprinter and returner.
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Ohio
Cleveland Bowns
Jim Brown
Jim
Blanton Coller
Collier
Ernie’ Green
Leroy Kelly
Brown
London
Green
Kelly
Charley Harraway
Gary Lane
Randy Schultz
Browns
Charley Scales
Lmitca
Columnist Says Brown To Handle Cassius Clay
New York AP columnist Milton Gross says Jimmy Brown is expected to take over Cassius Clay’s management when the heavyweight champion’s contract with Louisville sponsors expires on October 26. Brown, who retired from pro football, has links to Main Bout Inc. and is a close Clay associate. Main Bout handles Clay’s last two and upcoming overseas fights with Lonid an and Mildenberger.
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Milton Gross
New York Post
Jimmy Brown
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Lawsville
Clay
Brian Lon Idon
London
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Frankfurt
Brown
Main Bout, Inc
Herbert Muhammad
Mike Malitz
Trajor
Bristol Named Interim Reds Manager Amid Shakeup
CINCINNATI AP Dave Bristol accepted an interim role with the Cincinnati Reds after Don Heffner was fired. Bristol called the move a bolt from the blue, saying the eighth place team cannot stand pat. He flew in from Andrews North Carolina and met with owner William C. DeWitt to discuss potential changes.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bristol
Andrews
Don Heffner
Reds
William C. DeWitt
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