Afternoon Races Frame a Busy Flat Meet Result Summary
Thoroughbred card reveals a long afternoon of racing with maidens, claiming purses from 800 to 1500 dollars, and multiple races featuring horses such as Perse, War Baby, Open Hearted, and Great Dome. Notable entrants include Spur events in the seventh race and a variety of four year olds and up contesting six and one furlongs. Attendance and handle figures are listed, with total attendance about 11,435 and total handle around 1050.
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Fitzgeralty
Riston
Davidsor
Kenneth
Thedge
Mace Camune
Buffalo Wallow
Via . E En Bear
Detty
Furlonas
Poncean
Emenel
Rosemaura Salvation
Seangas Quest
Mayblossom
Ferry Fontee
Giants Hand Cards 5th Loss In Row 4-1
San Francisco Giants beat St Louis 4-1 to extend winning streak to five and drop the Cardinals to five straight losses. Willie McCovey hit a two run homer in the sixth to put the Giants ahead 2-1, then Jim Hart doubled in two more in the seventh. Perry earned the win, improving to 5-3.
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SAN Francisco
Gasford Perry
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Perry
Willie McCovey
Homer
Curt Simmons
Giants
Gants
Jim Hart
Hal Lanier
Jack Hiatt
St. Lon
San Franco
Simmons
Schultz
Purkey
McCarver
Bettell
Hiatt
Wo — Perry
McCavey
Yanks and Tigers split doubleheader in New York
Detroit beat New York 5-1 behind Joe Sparma in game two while Whitey Ford held Detroit to one run in eight innings in game one. Charley Dressen returned as Tigers manager after spring heart attack recovery. Ford, McLain, Edwards and Demeter key for Yankees. Sparma, Freehan, Blanco and Bouton notable in pitchers’ duel atmosphere.
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NEW York
Joe Sparma
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Charley Dressen
Tigers
Dressen
Sparma
Gil Blanco
Detroit
Don Demeter
Blanco
George Thomas
Dick McAuliffe
Ford
Pedro Ramos
Jake Wood
Don Wert
Demeter
Tom Tresh
Edwards
Bill Freehan
Ry McLain
Fox
Freehan
Ramos
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Bouton
Reniff
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Local Baseball Roundup From Heart of Maryland League Actions
Sappington and Clark Fisher star as New Market frustrates Broad Run Jeff with six errors by Broad Run Jeff. Ramsburg returns for New Market with a double, while Fisher strikes out nine. Mt Lena edges Pleasant Walk 4 to 2 as Harper goes the distance. Mt Airy climbs past Frederick 8 to 4 behind Buckley six hitter. Dax Powell homers for Mt Airy, Winpigter adds two hits.
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Sappington
Jeff
Creagerstown
New Market
Gene Fisher
Dale Ramsburg
Ned
Fisher
Clark Fisher
Fudge
MT. Lena
Harper
Pleasant Walk
Lewis and Adams
Rowland
MT. Airy
Mt Airy
Frederick
Heart of Maryland
Ian Buckley
Mayne
Harry Frizzell
Doug Dax Powell
Dave Winpigter
Rambler
Orioles Win In Ruth Farm League
The Orioles topped the Twins in the Babe Ruth League opener at South Freder ck school ground. Fre Buta pitched a two hit game for the Orioles and Boyce added three hits with Powers two as winners. Reve and Maddox doubled for the Twins, who had their only hits.
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Orioles
Twins
Mondas
South Freder‘ck
Track Girls Triumph in Baltimore AAU Meet at Clifton Park
The Frederick Track and Field Club swept divisional and overall honors at the South Atlantic AAU Development Meet in Baltimore. In the stand-under division Frederick won the 75-yard dash long jump and 200-yard relay with Cathy Myers aged 11 leading the dash and relay. Brenda Robinson set the long jump mark at 11-6 and Elizabeth Talley placed third in the softball throw. In 12-13 Shirley Gilbert won the 50-yard dash in 6.5 seconds with Delores Johnson fourth. Cindy Lentz Bonnie Bowman placed 2nd and 3rd in the 75-yard dash and Joyce Davis won the 100. The senior division saw Frederick win all events except the 880 with Phyllis Swann winning the 100 and Nancy Korrell the 440. a relay quartet also claimed the 440. Linda Delauter finished third in the 880. The team aims to compete next Saturday at Clifton Park in the Junior Olympic meet.
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Frederick Track and Field Club
Baltimore
Clifton Park
Frederick
Cathy Myers
Brenda Robinson
Cindy Calon
Elizabeth Talley
Shirley Gilbert
Delores Johnson
Cindy Lentz
Bonnie Bowman
Joyce Davis
Bonnie
Delores
Phyllis Swann
Nancy Korrell
Phyllis
Diane Deterding
Wanda Bowman
Nancy
Linda Delauter
Senators Sweep KC with Home Run Pair in Twinbill
Washington Senators beat Kansas City 5 2 and 5 1 in a doubleheader. Ken McMullen hit a two run homer in game one and Ed Brinkman added a two run shot in game two. Howie Koplitz and Howie Richert pitched well as Washington extends season sweep to four twin bills.
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Washington
Ken McMullen
Ed Brinkman
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Senators
Rube Walker
Gil Hodges
McMullen
Brinkman
Howie Koplitz
Pete Richert
Koplitz
Hawaii
Richert
Jim King
Don Blasingame
Solotomers
Bert Campaneris
Frank Howard
Ken Harrelson
Donoghue
Hunter
Dickson
Bryan
McCormick
Ridzik
Reds win 2nd behind Jay in Dodgers doubleheader
Joey Jay pitched a three hitter to end Cincinnati’s six game skid as the Reds beat the Dodgers 6 to 1 in game two at Los Angeles. Maury Wills starred for L A in the opener, driving in the winning run in the ninth after a bases loaded walk. Frank Robinson hit his eighth homer as Cincinnati won for the first time in six meetings this year.
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LOS Angeles
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Dodger
Jay
Frank Robinson
Wills
Jim Maloney
Jim Lefebvre
Ron Perranoski
Gilliam
Ron
Maloney
Angels and Red Sox split doubleheader on Monday
Boston left hander Dennis Bennett and reliever Dick Radatz combined on a three hit shutout for a 3-0 win in the nightcap to earn a split with Los Angeles after the Angels won the opener 5-3. Mantilla drove in two with a sacrifice fly and a double, while Conigliaro added an RBI double as Cardenal and Smith hit solo homers for the Angels in the first game.
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Boston
Dennis Bennett
Dick Radatz
Los Angeles
Angels
Bob Lee
Dean Chance
Bennett
Philadelphia
Dick Stuart
Radatz
Felix Mantilla
Tony Conigliaro
RBI
Rudy May
Jose Cardenal
Willie Smith
Oxco defeats Elks 8 to 3 in American Little League
Oxco scored six runs in the third inning to beat the Elks 8 3 in the American Little League. D Spence pitched a five hitter for Oxco with five walks and three strikeouts. Werking and Phillips shared Elks mound duties. Werking took the loss. Spence drove in two runs on two hits. In the other game, Optimists defeated Civitan 5 3 as Jimmy Macrum and Ray Rick ets each drove in two runs, Macrum adding a double for the team’s lone extra base hit. Bobby Lee earned the win. Ernie Bowens took the loss for Civitan with seven strikeouts. Dave Bowens collected three singles for Civitan while Mike Kehne added a double.
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Cxco
Elks
D. Spence
Werking
Phillips
Spence
Oxco
Oxco EL
Optimist
Civitan
Jimmy Macrum
Ray Rickets
Macrum
Bobby Lee
Ernie Bowens
Dave Bowens
Civitans
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Abrhbi Hoffman
Bowens
Pat of
Keine
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Ens
Delauter
Hammond
Brooks
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Frank
J Thson
Powell
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Wizard
Caver
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Olson
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Lee
U—Miller
Weddie
Falcons Take Three Games Over Memorial Day Weekend
East Frederick softball team wins three games over Memorial Day weekend defeating Montgomery County Mustangs 5 0 at Baker Park behind Austin Woods and De Purdum two hits Dennis Saylor homered and Purdum tripled In Monday doubleheader at Martinsville 13 2 and 5 0 Jim Blank pitched a four hitter in game one Jim Brown and Guy Cunningham had three hits apiece Woods two hitter in game two Triples by Purdum give East Frederick early offense
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East Frederick
Falcons
Austin Woods
Jim Brown
Guy Cunningham
Blank
Woods
Jim Lamb
Falcon
Games Today In MLB Schedule And Local Political Club Softball
MLB action lists multiple scores and matchups across Chicago St Louis New York San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others with several games postponed by darkness. A June softball game is planned between Frederick County Democratic and Republican clubs following a recent meeting and a rescheduled swim meet in July with no date set.
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New York
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Mets Win Opening Game as Hickman Homer Sparks 5-2 Win
Jack Fisher’s three hit pitching and Jim Hickman’s three run homer lead the Mets to a 5-2 victory over the Cubs in the opener. Second game called at 3-3 after nine innings due to darkness, will be replayed. New York edges Chicago 5-2 on early offense. later game tied at 3-3.
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Chicago
Jack Fisher
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Gary Kroll
Billy Williams
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