Albaugh Takes Over as Frederick Falcons Owner and GM
Ed Albaugh, prominent local accountant, becomes principal stockholder and treasurer of Frederick Football Club Inc, securing Frederick ownership. New IFL ownership, $2,000 league fees, quick fundraising, Tom Kent retained as head coach, tryouts set for July 23 at a TBD site. New officers named, McCurdy Field approved for home games.
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Orioles blast Twins with three homers and eight-run burst
Ellie Hendricks hit a grand slam and Lee May added his 15th homer as Baltimore exploded for eight runs in the fourth to beat Minnesota 9-6. May contributed a solo shot in the eighth, while Soderholm and Bostock provided Minnesota scoring in the early and late innings.
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Glenn Borgmann
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Dyar Miller
Tony Oliva
RBI
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Palmer sidelined by rib injury in Orioles doubleheader
Jim Palmer, Baltimore’s 13 game winner, will miss his pitching turn Saturday with a strained left rib cage. Earl Weaver said the elbow is fine and Palmer may return by Wednesday, with rookie Paul Mitchell set to start one game of the Saturday doubleheader against the Oakland A’s.
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Major league baseball matchups and results across leagues
Summarizes the night’s major league schedule with multiple games including Milwaukee at Chicago, Oakland at Baltimore, California against Cleveland, Kansas City at Detroit, New York at Minnesota, Boston at Texas, and Cincinnati at Montreal among others. Details include pitcher records such as Travers 43 and Jefferson 14, with marks like 12-7 and 4-7 for Oakland and Perry, and 7-5 for Pattin.
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Jefferson
Blue
Perry
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Harrison
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May
Medich
Corbin
Wise
Horgan
Ste New York
Lille
West Oakland
Pittsburgh
Philphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Frederick News-Post Sports Brief July 19 1975
Brief sports notes from The Frederick News-Post covering local games and results on July 19 1975. Includes quick takes on teams, players, and upcoming events in Frederick, Maryland, with emphasis on community sports and season context.
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Thurmont’s All Stars Rally to Tie Sykesville Series
Thurmont leads 3-0 in the second inning but Sykesville answers with runs in each remaining inning to force a 8-8 tie. Billy Layman collects four hits for Thurmont in the twinbill while Mike Hobbs homer in Game 2 highlights a 8-8 tie as the series heads to a decisive third game.
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Layman
Shaffer
Schildt
Kelley
District II tournament opens with six league quarterfinal games
The District II Little League tournament begins next Monday with three quarterfinals at 6 p.m. Sykesville hosting Emmitsburg, Frederick National at East Frederick, and Brunswick at American. Thurmont advances to a semifinal byes and faces the Emmitsburg-Sykesville winner. Semifinals and finals follow with the National East Frederick and Brunswick-American winners meeting, then the final game on Friday.
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Red Sox rout Royals again in 9-3 win
The Red Sox slugged 13 hits led by Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Rice to extend their winning streak to nine with a 9-3 defeat of the Kansas City Royals. Yastrzemski homered with Bernie Carbo aboard, Carbo doubled in a run, and Rice added a leadoff homer. Bill Lee earned the win, pitching six effective innings.
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