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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
4
Frederick and Brunswick teams lead a Ruth play as Aberdeen tops 8 to 2 in a district title clincher reported by The News of Frederick Maryland for July 25. National League stars capture the district title with strong offense and decisive victory.
Frederick Nationals beat Sykesville 8 to 2 behind Mike Cox four hit shutout relief. Boyd and Putman drove in runs while Engler Baker and Cox fueled a 13 hit attack. Frederick advances to the state Little League tournament in Hagerstown starting next Thursday at 6 15 with opponent details to be announced.
Scarlett pitched Brunswick to a 10-1 Babe Ruth League win over Brooklyn Park advancing to the state tournament semifinal Friday at 5 p.m. He struck out 15 and allowed three hits as Brunswick built a five run fifth inning. Butch Dixon sparked a rally with a walk and two stolen bases, while Strittar drove in two runs with a crucial double. Aberdeen beat Bel Air 2-0 in the opening game behind Gerry Letscher's two hits and four RBI.
A national AAU official blames lack of discipline on head coach Margaret Ellison as the U S women track team faces misconduct reports from Russia. Tammy Davis of Frederick is praised for good behavior while other members face penalties and potential bans from foreign competition.
National League and American League games feature Cincinnati Chi cago St Louis at Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh Los Angeles and New York. Key pitchers include Koufax@13 and Latman 5 with late afternoon starts across Detroit Cleveland Baltimore and Boston matchups.
Chicago Cubs rally to defeat Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1. Lay Brick and Eli Burton led a seventh inning charge after two outs, triggering the victory and ending a long scoring drought.
Frederick defeated New Market 7 to 5 at We Curdy Fred as pitcher Chris Sole struck out 12 and earned the win. Bobby Clark starred for New Market with a homer, a double and a triple, his long ball clearing deep left-center field nearly 400 feet.
Baltimore Orioles overcome an early 4-0 deficit to beat Washington Senators 8-5 behind home runs from John Orsino Jackie Brandt and Bob Johnson. Minnie Mioso hit a grand slam for Washington, while Jim Duckworth and Dick Hall pitched in relief.
Onley led the Celtics with 24 points and Jackson added 29 as they beat the Warriors 88 to 70 in a community league clash. Bowie also scored 24 for the Takers in a 74-72 win. Luther F. Late Rov, long time baseball pitcher, dies at Blodgett Hospital.
US track and field faces a lean Olympic harvest after a disappointing Moscow showing. Coach Payton Jordan and team officials cite stronger Soviet and international competition, plus needed tune-up events and foreign acclimation as key factors shaping the 1964 Tokyo prospects. The article notes a rare success edge for Russians in women’s events and discusses broader preparation challenges for American athletes.
Kim Davenport lined a two run double in the ninth to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 4 3 victory over the New York Mets. Mets lefty Al Jackson carried a 3 1 lead into the bottom of the frame before two hit batters and a fielding error opened the door for the Giants. Davenport then delivered a two out hit to drive in the tying and winning runs as New York dropped its seventh straight.
Harukd Henning of South Africa shot a hole in one at Moor Park England on Wednesday and won 28000 dollars the largest individual prize ever awarded on a British course. He used a nylon for the ace on the final hole of the tournament's decisive nine. The feat capped a round robin event among top professionals.
Johnny Blanchard powered the New York Yankees with a homer two singles and four runs batted in as Whitey Ford earned his first win in a streak ending. Los Angeles starter Don Lee gave up Blanchard’s three run shot in the third while Ford fended off six hits and yielded three in the Angels’ big inning. The victory marked New York’s sixth in a row and completed a three game sweep of Los Angeles.
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk touts depth and versatility as the club extends a nine game lead in the American League pennant chase. He cites players capable of multiple positions, notes star power from Mickey Mantle Roger Maris and others, and praises Whitey Ford Jim Bouton and Al Downing for delivering.
Phil Ranneberger limited Greenbelt to three hits as Frederick's top order sparked an 11-2 victory in the opening Babe Ruth State League round. Johnny Young Ronnie Hart Ron wie Miles Benny Grove powered a nine-hit attack with three early runs and a six-inning gem from Ranneberger. The win advances Frederick to face Havre de Grace at 5 p.m. in round two.
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