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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
4
Commissioner Clars Rosenbloom Ci Bet Charges 'THE NEWS' offers basic guidance on avoiding common photo faults. It emphasizes lighting, framing, timing, and camera handling for clear, close up images, suggesting positioning, depth, and varied angles.
Denise McCluggage and Pat Moss describe odd visions during European rally runs caused by fatigue. McCluggage, a Kansas native now on a factory team, recalls a near win after a bolt failed on a mountain road and her first race in 1956 at Bridgehampton. She reflects on a life around cars, camera, and writing as she travels the world.
The article notes a golf event where the American League Paris AP and Austria achieved a total score of 273, placing second at 277 with a final round of 67. It mentions Dartmouth partners Pied Bates and Rand, and lists several names connected to track and golf squads, with medical and coaching notes, including pneumonia and trainer updates.
Baltimore to Baltimore Orioles defeat Detroit Tigers 5 2 as Bong Powell Jim Gentile Brooks Robinson and Bob Johnson homer. Stu Miller solid relief after eighth inning scare, Milt Pappas the winning pitcher helped by Miller. Also notes Ticonderoga wins trans pentile yacht race from Honolulu given Robert Johnson of Portland in predawn finish ahead of Audacious with 32 boats expected to finish Los Angeles to Hawaii race by Friday.
Cubs pitcher Bob Sadowski held Milwaukee to three hits until Ken Hubbs delivered a fifth inning homer for the Cubs. Relievers Don Elston, Bob Buhl, Dick Lemay and Lindy McDaniel shut down the Braves in the late innings as Chicago moved to second place. Hank Aaron doubled in the seventh for Milwaukee, but Buhl escaped further trouble.
Big names arrive for the 45th PGA Championship at Dallas Athletic Club as Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Arnold Palmer join Julius Boros to contest the tough 7 040 yard course. Five withdrawals including Cary Middlecoff and Billy Casper reduce the field to 167 with others exiting for health reasons. The Chicago White Sox also announce the purchase of lefty Taylor Phillips from Indianapolis.
NEW YORK AP Carroll Rosenbloom owner of the Baltimore Colts was cleared of charges he bet on professional football games. Commissioner Rozelle completed the National Football League gambling inquiry, which led to suspensions of Paul Hornung and Alex Karras and fines for other Detroit players and the Lions club. Rozelle said no proof Rosenbloom bet on NFL games since becoming owner in 1953 and urged owners to avoid college football betting.
Russian police disrupt Jim Beatty’s jaywalking in Moscow as the American track team, housed near a city hotel, notes traffic changes and growing Western influence. Veterans Hayes Jones Al Hail discuss team patience, with newer fashion and brighter streets signaling a Westernized Moscow ahead of a fifth meet this weekend.
Norm Sherry delivered a ninth inning single scoring Rod Kanehl as the Mets overcame Houston. New York took a 3-0 lead with Hicks and Hickman homers and Hicks’s double, but Houston tied in the seventh and ninth before the Mets held on for a 4-3 victory.
The New Market team conducts a practice session on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Ljomneville field, focusing on drills and team coordination in preparation for upcoming games.
APWashington Redskins quarterback Norman Snead signed Tuesday for his third NFL season. The Wake Forest alum, 23, has been a Redskins regular since 1961 and aims for an eastern division title. He threw 24 touchdowns and 2,424 yards on 184 completions in 1962, missing the 12 yards to surpass Sammy Baugh’s yardage mark after a shoulder injury. Snead says his shoulder is healed and he's refining the offense with Bill McPeak. he will miss two weeks of practice for military reserve duty ahead of July 25 summer camp at Dickinson College Carlisle Pa.
Rice powered Araby to a 54-4 win over Hyattstown while Myersville crushed Shookstown 15-3 and Yellow Springs beat Walkersville 11-1. Harmony beat Araby 19-5 Monday as Rice homered to pace Hyattstown’s loss. Husnander led Myersville with multiple homers and Specht raced Walkersville with three hits for Yellow Springs.
Fast Frederick pitcher Bob Weddle, in his first Falcons start, threw three hits and struck out six as Harmon defeated Centennial Rebels 3 2. Chester Blank delivered a seventh inning run on a single, with Lake and Mains contributing early hits in a tight half.
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