Middletown Edges Creagerstown In Tight 4-3 Win
In a Tri-County League clash on Sunday Middletown pushed three ninth inning runs after two outs to beat Creagerstown 4-3. John Rudy drove in two with a two run single, Wayne Ahalt and Bob House added key hits as Bob Dawson earned the win over Jim Chase. Creagerstown committed six costly errors.
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Creagerstown
Bolivar
John Rudy
Larry Abbalt
Jim Chase
Bob Dawson
Carroll Fraley
Ken Swomley
Dawson
Wayne Ahalt
Bob House
Rudell Ahalt
Rudy
Chase and Weddle
L. Ahal
Walkersville
Ken Hayes
Doubs
Will Zimmerman
Larry Duncan
Grayson Ramsburg
Keith Duncan
Eaves
Bob Smith
Buckeystown
Bud Gulroy
Junior Derr
Jack Kinna
Derr
Gil
Causey's three-run homer lifts A's past Yankees 4-2
Wayne Causey hit a three-run homer in the seventh inning to give the Kansas City Athletics a 4-2 win over the New York Yankees. The game was delayed by rain and featured a 46 minute start and a 47 minute second inning pause. John O'Donoghue and Downing held the staff scoreless until Causey connected off Hal Reniff after a bases loaded walk to Lau and Jim Gentile.
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Wayne Causey
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Causey
Hal Reniff
al Downing
Reniff
Charley Lau
Jim Gentile
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Cletis Boyer
Athletics
John O'Donoghue
Downing
A’s
George Alusik
Rocky Colavito
John Wyatt
O’donoghue
New York
Howard
O'Donoghue
Wyatt
Lau
Bryan
W-O'’Donoghue
L-Reniff
Yankees? No, Yellow Springs Defeats New Market 7 4
Yellow Springs assembled 16 hits to defeat New Market 7 to 4. Pitcher Donnie Neel struck out 18 for the win, while Gary Linton led the offense with three hits including two doubles. Neel added three hits himself, Nelson Myers homered, and Les Delauter collected six of New Market’s seven hits with a triple double and two RBIs. Continued on Page ?
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Yellow Springs
New Market
Donnie Neel
Gary Linton
Neel
Nelson Myers
Les Delauter
Delauter
Myers
Four Firsts for Frederick Girls at Baltimore Meet
The Frederick Track and Field Club won four firsts and four seconds at the South Atlantic AAU meet in Baltimore’s Druid Hill Park. Debbie Thompson led with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and on the winning 880 yard medley relay. A second relay won the 440 yard relay. several athletes earned other top finishes. The club’s next meet is Sunday at Clifton Park.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Druid Hill Park
Debbie Thompson
Diane Deterding
Sally Ward
Phyllis Swann
Elaine Delauder
Linda Delauder
Edith Hubbard
Phyllis
Diane
Edith
Sally
Edith Finlished
Clifton Park
Player captures Speedway Open with final hole birdie
Gary Player of South Africa shoots a four under 67 to win the Speedway Open by one stroke at 273, finishing in the last group after Doug Sanders and Art Wall tied at 274. George Bayer led at halfway and finished fourth at 275. Jack Nicklaus tied for 18th at 280.
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Indianapolis
South Africa
Gary Player
Doug Sanders
Art Wall
Player
Pensa
Jack Nicklaus
Standings and Scores Across Leagues Troublingly Dense
Baseball and hockey style standings are shown with teams the Chicago and Baltimore occupy top spots in a dense scoreboard. Yesterday results include Chicago 5 Detroit 3 and Cleveland 9 Washington 2. Upcoming games list Boston at Los Angeles and New York at Minnesota with several night matchups.
Todd Steel tops Mt Airy for Heart of Maryland lead
Todd Steel erased a 3-0 deficit Sunday to beat Mt Airy 4-3 and take sole possession of first in the Heart of Maryland League. Frederick upset Pleasant Walk 6-4 for its first win after three losses. Tommy Thayer earned his third straight win, fanning 12. The rally featured Claudie Hartman and Jim Gaynor with key hits, and John Williams added a triple to spark the scoring.
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Todd Steel
Mt. Airy
Heart of Maryland
Frederick
Pleasant Walk
Tommy Thayer
Buckley
Claudie Hartman
Jim Gaynor
John Williams
Tommy Rollins
Williams
Hartman
Frizzell
Saturday Night Scores Show Lopsided Baseball Results
The American League games featured Baltimore defeating Los Angeles 6 to 0 and Chicago beating Detroit 10 to 4 while New York won 9 to Kansas City and Minnesota triumphed 7 to Boston. Cleveland surged to 10 over Washington, and in the National League Philadelphia beat Houston 5 to 1 with New York edging San Francisco 6 to 2 and St. Louis downing Cincinnati 7 to 1. Los Angeles routed Pittsburgh 10 to 3 as Chicago posted a 42 to Milwaukee scoreless result.
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San. Fran
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Ortega
Veale
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
San Francisco
Foyt wins 1964 Indianapolis 500 for record 153650 dollars
A. J. Foyt dominates the 48th Indianapolis 500 earning a record 153,650 dollars plus a pace car and merchandise, boosting the total purse to 506,625 dollars and beating Roger Ward who finishes second. Parnelli Jones took 1963 prize money for comparison, while White is named Rookie of the Year.
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Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Parnelli Jones
Foyt
Shirley Murphy
William Amstead
Speedway
Roger Ward
Lloyd Ruby
Weshita Falls
Tex
Johnny White
Warren
Mich
Ruth Jessen wins Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont
Ruth Jessen captured her first tournament of the year by winning the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas with a 54 hole total of 214. She posted 69 71 74 to finish ahead at the Babe Zaharias Open worth 8500 dollars.
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Beaumont
Tex
Ruth Jessen
Miss Jessen
Ed Sachs and Dave MacDonald Die in Indy 500 Crash
Indianapolis AP reported the Indianapolis 500 victory dinner shadowed by the deaths of Ed Sachs and rookie Dave MacDonald from Saturday’s second lap crash. A. J. Foyt won a record purse with an average speed of 147.350 mph, while 12 cars finished the race after a 154 hour restart delay.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eddie Sachs
Detroit
Dave MacDonald
el Monte
Calif
Wigner A. J. Foyt
Foyt
Victory Lane
Sachs
MacDonald
Manor
Parnelli ‘Jones
Orioles Rally Past Angels on Belinsky balk in third inning
Baltimore beat Los Angeles 2 to 1 as Bob Laverne and Aparicio opened the third with singles and Aparicio scored on Belinsky balk and a force at second. Steve Barber, a 20 game winner last season, allowed three hits in seven innings for his first win of the year.
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LOS Angeles
Steve Barber
Sam
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Angels
Bob Belinsky
Bob Laverine
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Laverine
Aparicio
Belinsky
Joe Ad
Lee Thomas
Saverine Cf
aGanes
OcSatriano
Miller
Lee Paano
Barber
Thomas
Adcock
Knoop
Robinson
Adair
Johnson
Brown
Baso Barber
Miller Rome
Lee
Balk
U—Stewart
Smith
Mantilla’s pinch double wins for Red Sox over Twins
Felix Mantilla drove in Frank Malzone with a pinch double in the ninth as Boston beat Minnesota 4 to 3. The Red Sox erased a 3-2 deficit in the seventh with a Clinton single and a Dalton Jones RBI, ending Boston’s three-game skid while snapping Minnesota’s three-game win streak.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Felix Mantilla
Frank Malzone
Boston
Minnesota
Malzone
Russ Nixon
Red Sox
Lou Clinton
Dalton Jones
John Goryl
Lee Stange
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Earl Battey
Clinton
Nixon
Jones
Wilson
Radatz
Stange
Pleis
Battey
Zimmerman
L-Stange
Chisox Complete Sweep Of Tigers In Doubleheader
Chicago White Sox sweep Detroit in a doubleheader by winning 5-3 and 8-3. Don Buford and Ron Hansen hit homers in the nightcap as Gary Peters earned his sixth win. Detroit’s George Thomas and Norm Cash homered, but Chicago built early leads with RBI hits from Tom McCraw and Don Mess.
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Don Buford
Ron Hansen
Gary Peters
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Buford
Ed Rakow
Peters
Mike Hershberger
Hansen
Larry Sherry
George Thomas
Norm Cash
Tom McCraw
Hershberger
J. C. Martin
Don Messi
Hoyt Wilhelm
Pete Ward
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
Dave Nicholson
Fisher
Kreutzer
Messi
Wilhelm
McNertney
Martin
Lolich
Sherry
Rourke
L Lolich
Ward
McAuliffe
Rakow
Gladding
Regan
Freehan
W-Peters
L-Rakow
Thomas
Cash
Frederick County Junior League Scores Friday Night Action
Myersville defeated Fort Detrick 6 to 4 as Elmer Wiles held the opponent to three hits over five and two thirds innings. Bob Sheffler matched with a double while P Sears added a homer. Araby beat Woodsboro 12 to 4 as Ambush and Terry Oland combined for a five hitter. Jim Clapp led the offense with a homer and the Woodsboro lineup totaled 14 hits and 12 runs.
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Myersville
Ft. Detrick
Araby
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Elmer Wiles
Fort Detrick
D. Johnson
Bob Sheffler
P. Sears
Wiles
Terry Oland
Ambush
Dirks
Jim Clapp
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