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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1966

Page

7

Thoroughbred Race Cards and Detroit Tigers Update

C T Entries, results show multiple race cards with purses from 1,200 to 3,200 and six to eight furlongs for four year olds and up plus three year olds. Notable entries include Brenda Hope Pop's Emma Cherry Piet Peboona Wa Pissico and others across ten races. DETROIT report: Acting manager Bob Swift hospitalized with stomach infection at Henry Ford Hospital. condition stable but indefinite stay expected.

Brenda Hope Pop Emma Peboona Wa Pissico Nelsonville Na Bim Ruth Blue Brother Pal Roman Lassie Carlo Rose Twilight Davidsen O'Rourke Tony Johnston Lough Erin Dark Saint Lee Lunar Shot Jenniston Yemen Peters Javelikis Domimare Happy Pied Plat Minature Man Sisby Vasil Ovi's Choice Depalo Little Brat Mirage’s Richard Binder Dodger Sweet Baby Gambardella Cart Oh Jabneh Ima Care Rosy Money Miles Lovett Riston Wilson Jalstone Davidson Banquo Fresh Quest Rocky Way Qiavotkis Fair Saratoga Cane Acramiss Rufus Amita‘s Warrior Ape Miss Beattie W. Sellars Dark Sapphire Kings Intent Rag Sag J. V. Girl Glory Beam Uplick W. Sallars Jim Goyle Mr. Arctic BUH Hero Timent Detroit Bob Swift Detroit Tigers Henry Ford Hospital Swift Sinner Tanager Norah Thomas Keys Scarteen Zonda Dee Aeon Ut Dalian Desse’s Delight Morts Sport Shady Maid Elsie Oo Bob Knight Ohrilita Coronel Mosby Wa Dochise Mr. Inkium Dancing Brave Dagbane David Gay Saint Kling Brook G. M. Jacobson Berry

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Hunting Season and Limits Set in Maryland

The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission set hunting seasons and bag limits for rails gallinules mourning doves woodcock and snipe. Rail and gallinule season Sept 1 to Oct 20 with a bag limit 15 and possession 30. Dove season split Sept 6 to Oct 25 and Nov 24 to Dec 13 with bag 12 and possession 24. Woodcock Oct 17 to Dec 5 bag five possession 10 shooting hours sunrise to sunset. Snipe Oct 17 to Jan 3 bag eight possession 16 shooting hours sunrise to sunset.

Annapolis Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission

Lions Defeat Civitan 8 5 In Final National Little League

Lions push five runs in fourth to beat Civitan 8 5. Kenny Reynolds and Greg Rice each had three hits for Lions. Rice pitched a one hitter after relieving starter Mike Joy. Civitan’s Jimmy Hammond doubled, Larry Powell hit a two run homer in the late innings. Brabham takes pole in Britain Grand Prix. Montgomery Methodists win Damascus Slow Pitch League opener 12 5.

Lions Civitan Kenny Reynolds Greg Rice Reynold Rice Mike Joy Jimmy Hammond Larry Powell Civitans

Cupit Leads By Two In Minnesota Golf Classic

Jacky Cupit shoots a five under par 66 to reach 131 at the 36 hole mark in Keller Course’s Minnesota Golf Classic. He leads Gene Littler by two strokes, with Billy Casper and Bobby Nichols tied for third at 134, and Al Besselink Steve Spray and Eddie Langert tied for fifth at 136.

ST. Paul, Minn Jacky Cupit Keller Cupit Gene Littler Billy Casper Bobby Nichols al Besselink Steve Spray Cedar Rapids Iowa Littlei Eddie Langert St.aul

Reds Stressing Individuals In Moscow Swim Meet

In Moscow the Soviet Union shifts focus from nations to swimmers as flags are banned and entries show US dominance. Only eight non US/USSR swimmers entered, with sparse participation from Yugoslavia and West Germany. The meet runs Saturday and Sunday amid tensions from broader sports disputes.

Moscow Soviet Union United States Nikolai Brazhnikov Brazhnikov Los Angeles U.S Viet Nam Russia Yugoslavia West Germany

Braddock Edges Shookstown To Claim Western Title

Braddock beat Shookstown 5-4 on a eighth inning bunt and error as Wiggin scored after Capok bunt and a misplay. Shookstown suffers its fourth loss leaving Myersville 10-2 in the season standings. Walkersville and Yellow Springs won big as Harmony, Fort Detrick, and Woodsboro results noted.

Braddock Shookstown Frederick County Walkersville Yellow Springs Edge Joel Kingsolver Myersville Main’s Tony Miller Denny Potts Jay Crum Main's Bruce Burgee Lawson Kurt Esworthy Herman Morgan Pace Harmony Mark Ruschoni Springers Moser Fort Det‘pick Woodsboro Metcalf Miller Hill Ausherman Hawes Wilson W. L. Pet Hyattstown Detrick Woadsboro

All Stars Begin Workouts for Packers Clash

The College All Stars opened workouts in Evanston Illinois for their August 6 game against the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. The team began preparations with focus on early drills and team cohesion ahead of the headline exhibition.

Evanston Ill Green Bay Packers Soldier Field

Hood College Retreat Brings UCC Laity Leaders Together

A weekend retreat for laity of the Central Atlantic Conference of the United Church of Christ convenes at Hood College. About 100 representatives from New Jersey Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC attend with Rev. James R. Smucker of Chicago addressing themes Change in the Church and Lay Ministry Healing and Serving. Bible study sessions Sunday led by Rev. Charles S. Williams with a Lord's Day Service at 11 15 a.m. Hosts Mr and Mrs George Motter of Taneytown welcome attendees to strengthen leadership skills.

Central Atlantic Conference United Church of Christ Hood College New Jersey Maryland Virenna West Virginia District of Columbia James R. Smucker Chicago Illinois Conference Charles S. Wiliams Ingram Memorial United Church Washington George Motter Taneytown

Finan Says Bridge Referendum Petition Valid

Maryland Attorney General Thomas B. Finan declares the petition forcing a referendum on a parallel Chesapeake Bay Bridge bill valid. Secretary Lloyd Simpkins noted excessive signatures from Baltimore County but Finan said 13,210 of 23,080 required came from other counties, meeting the rule.

Annapolis Thomas B. Finan Chesapeake Bay Lloyd L. Simpkins Finan Baltimore County

Hospital Council Honors Vandiver for 50 Years Service

Havre de Grace resident Robert M. Vandiver was honored by the Hospital Council of Maryland as he retires after 50 years as a Harford Memorial Hospital director. A special resolution, the council's first of its kind, was presented to him in Baltimore.

Baltimore Hospital Council of

Bryson Opposes Splitting Carroll Frederick County Politics

Mrs Mary B Bryson of Carroll County urges unity in the state senate race arguing against emphasizing Carroll and Frederick counties as separate entities The Republican candidate objects to treating them as rivals for control noting such emphasis would be unwise for the campaign and governance

Bryson State Senate Carroll Frederick Mary B. Bryson Carroll County

College Senior Wins Featured Golf Match at Edina

Rod Smith a 23 year old Sacramento State senior defeated Marty Fleckman on the 18th hole in the Trans Missi s sippi Championship quarterfinals at Edina Country Club. Jim Wiechers Bob Murphy and Bob Dickson advanced to Saturdays semifinals with tight wins and Smith faces Dickson while Murphy plays Wiechers.

Minneapolis Rod Smith Sacramento State Calif Marty Fleckman Smith Jim Wiechers Atherton Bob Murphy Nichols Fla Bob Dickson Muskogee Okla Fleckman Dickson Chip Stewart Dallas Tex Murphy Wiechers John Scroeder Ann Arbor Mich Ron Cerrudo San Rafael Cali

Redskins sign Punter and pursue DT while waiving two players

Washington Redskins signed punter Steve Ecker from Shippensburg State College, a fourth round pick of the Atlanta Falcons who had been waived. The team also placed a claim for a defensive tackle and waived two free agents.

Washington Washington Redskins Steve Ecker Shippensburg State College Atlanta Falcons

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