Must Game Says Spires Host Martz Tonight
Frederick Spires face a pivotal Maryland Industrial League game against Martz Insurance tonight at 8 at McCurdy Field. Manager Jack Patterson warns a loss would hurt title chances as Black Sox and Martz loom atop the second half, while lineup questions and Seidling’s return shape the lineup.
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Frederick Spires
Jack Patterson
Martz Insurance
McCurdy Field
Maryland
Jerry Ricucci
Don Neel
Patterson
Martz
Greg Englar
Black Sox
Bill Seidling
Army Reserve
Larry Ahalt
Casper Leads Philadelphia Open With Five Under Par
Billy Casper shot a five under 67 to grab the second round lead at the IVB Philadelphia golf classic at Whitemarsh Valley. He moved to 135 after 36 holes, one stroke ahead of Charley Coody who carded 68 to finish at 136.
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Philadelphia
Billy Casper
Little Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Casper
Bonita
Calif
Charley Coody
Twins Win In 10th On Tischinski Clutch Hit
The Minnesota Twins rallied to beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 in 10 innings. Harmon Killebrew doubled and scored, then Tischinski delivered a two-out single in the 10th off Eddie Watt to drive in Killebrew for the decisive run after Cesar Tovar's tying eighth-inning run. Dave Johnson homered for Baltimore, and Rich Reese had tripled before Johnson's blast.
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Baltimore
Tom Tischinski
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Harmon Killebrew
Eddie Watt
Twins
Ron Perranoski
Brooks Robinson
Killebrew
Mark Belanger
Watt
Leo Cardenas
Tischinsti
Tischinski
Cesar Tovar
Ellie Hendricks
Frank Robinson
Hendricks
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Johnson
Rich Reese
Bill Zepp
Reese
Jim Hardin
Ramblers to practice at Husky Park at 2 p.m.
The Frederick Ramblers will hold a practice session today at Husky Park beginning at 2 p.m. Players are advised to bring water and arrive a few minutes early for warmups.
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Frederick Ramblers
Husky Park
Legion Cancels Nine Schedule In Frederick
Frederick cancels the remainder of its American Legion games as many players join a Babe Ruth 16-18 team over the weekend. Dave Winpigler states the squad cannot field a team, with games against Brunswick and Funkstown postponed while Westminster and Brunswick games proceed. Next year aims to recruit more players in the county.
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Frederick
American Legion
Dave Winpigler
The
Legion Sports Committee
Winpigler
Legion
Babe Ruth
Brunswick
Funkstown
Westminster
Senators Blanked By Wright 10-0
California Angels routed Washington 10-0 as Clyde Wright pitched a four hitter and hit a homer. Jim Fregosi slugged two homers and two singles, driving in a total of four runs. Roger Repoz added two RBIs with a single, and Sandy Alomar opened the scoring with a double.
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Washington
Jim Fregosi
California Angels
Washington Senators
Clyde Wright
Wright
Oakland
Roger Repez
Fregosi
Casey Cox
Sandy Alomar
Angeles
Jackie Brown
Dick Such
Repez
French Horse Tops Roosevelt International Field
Une de Mai of France is the favorite to win the Roosevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway, with Dayan as an American challenger. The 14 mile race draws 46,000 fans amid a prerace controversy over comments by French driver Gougeon. The lineup includes Fresh Yankee, Tidaliam Pelo, Barbara, Lyon, and Stylish Majors with Dayan and Nocealula as U.S. contenders. Michigan State opens 1971 football season vs Georgia Tech.
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N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Une de Mai
France
United States
Dayan
Nocealula
Fresh Yankee
Canada
Tidalium Pelo
Barbara
Italy
Lyon
Sweden
Styl
New Zealand
Jean-Rene Gougeon
Mobile Star
Nevele Pride
Gougeau
Eric Kirstein
Mobile
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Nicoll Sets Top Speed In Summer National Trials
Jim Nicoll of Spring Valley California led first NHRA Summer Nationals trials in York Pennsylvanias at York Airport with a 6.77 second quarter mile and 229.04 mph top end in an AA fuel dragster. Other notable runs included Fred Forkner 7.008 at 208.81 mph and Ray Motes 199.555 mph in gas classes, with Don Nicholson leading pro stock at 137.40 mph in a 1970 Maverick.
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York
Jim Nicoll
Spring Valley
Calif
Nicoll
Fred Forkner
Wilmington
Del
Daniel Wingert
Milwaukee
Nicoll’s
Larry Brown
Vandalia
Ohio
Ray Motes
Olathe
Kan
Gene Snow
Fort Worth
Tex
Don Nicholson
Atlanta
New Market takes 6 5 win over Myersville in playoff opener
New Market, last winning a Junior League title in 1960, edged Myersville 6 5 to take the best of three series. The winners broke the game open with three runs in the second and third innings, then held on after Myersville rallied from 6 0 down with five runs in the fifth. Key blows came from Jerry James, Keven Brightful, and Kevin Dotson.
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Myersville
New Market
Jerry James
Keven Brightful
Kevin Dotson
Kevin Brightful
New Market-Myersville
Pirates Buy Reliever From Columbus Farm Club
The Pittsburgh Pirates purchased reliever Dick Colpaert from their Columbus farm club as two starters are injured. The move frees Luke Walker to move from the bullpen into the starting rotation.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Colpaert
Columbus
Luke Walker
Wep apterhAGHIVE Cheatheam Homer Drives Winners
Brightful pitched a four hit game with six strikeouts and three walks to earn the win. Mike Poffenberger hit a three run homer for Myersville in the fifth, while Poffenberger and Pearl had two hits for the losers. New Market collected all its hits offstarter Forrest, who left in the fifth as Clingan finished. Next game Monday at 6 30 p m at New Market could decide the title with a victory.
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Cheatheam
Mike Poffenberger
Myersville
Poffenberger
Pearl
New Market
Brightful
Terry Forrest
Dane Clingan
Forrest
Myersvill
Burall
Jame
Dotson
Sheffer
Stroup
Miller
Peart
New Fenberger
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Ray Floyd
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Bert Yancey
Jack Harden
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Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Tony Jackin
Gary Player
Dave Hill
Stan Williams
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Pete Richert
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Boog Powell
Senators
Roosevelt International
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Pirates
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Fredericktowne Inn
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Shenandoah Downs
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