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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
6
Powell homered driving in the tying and go ahead runs as the Birds claim first place with a 3 1 victory. Frederick News reports the decisive blast fueling their stand in the standings.
A discussion of how various fish like catfish trout bass carp and suckers are valued differently by adults youths engineers tackle dealers hatchery staff and judges. It explores whether fish are trophies sustenance or nuisances and the divergent views on catching releasing and conserving sportfish.
The United States faced shocks as Labron Harris Billy Joe Patton and Bob Gardner fell to upset losses on the St Andrews Old Course. Ed Updegraff narrowly survived after a late rally while James Pirie beat Patton as Dick Smith defeated Gardner 2 and 1. Harris lost 2 and 1 to Lionel Smith. Five Americans remain among 14 alive, led by Charlie Smith Richard Davies Downing Gray Dick Sikes and Updegraff in a 39 starting field.
Steve Barber wins his 9th as Boog Powell belts a two run homer to lift Baltimore over New York 3-1. Mantle opens scoring with a second inning homer, while Aparicio and Adair push Baltimore ahead with a late-inning squeeze. Attendance 37,137.
Crimson Satan is the solid favorite to win the $50,000 Cap Massachusetts handicap. The field remains uncertain with late betting shifting toward St Alessandra and other contenders as jockeys and trainers vie for the prize at Be.
Don Fleming, halfback for the Browns, is killed in a Florida accident. The report notes he was married with a son and lists other unclear details from the damaged text.
The article outlines a widening track feud involving MacArthur and various conferences led by the Easter College Makeoe and Big Six groups. It notes sanctions, athlete eligibility issues, and potential changes to partnerships ahead of the Toko Games and St. Laws meet, with key figures from Stanford and Formosa mentioned in connection with eligibility and conference alignments.
Washington edge Boston 1-0 as Don Lock belts his fourth homer in four games and Tom Cheney allows one earned run over five hits. The Senators extend their winning streak to three while Earl Wilson suffers the loss for Boston.
Cleveland explodes for five runs in the seventh inning to rally past Detroit 6-4 Tuesday night. Mike de la Hoz belted a two run pinch hit homer as part of the rally after Mickey Lolich hit Woodie Held and allowed a double. Joe Adcock added a solo homer earlier in the game for Cleveland.
Paul Hoffman, named Monday as general manager of Baltimore’s new NBA entry, completed his first deal by retuning the team nickname from Zephyrs to Bullets. The Bullets name has long been linked to Baltimore basketball since the 1940s.
A schedule listing multiple games with pitchers and scores across the majors. Highlights include Chicago facing Los Angeles in a twi night, Detroit at Cleveland, Minnesota at Kansas City, Boston at Washington and New York, San Francisco at Chicago, Milwaukee at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Los Angeles at Houston with noted pitchers such as Koufax and Culp.
Mains Shopping Center edged East Frederick 3 2 in Inter Community League play. Centennial Rebels won 6 0 over Harmon Field as pitcher Dick Ingram drove in four runs with four hits. Henry Lake led Harmon Field with three RBIs amid a late rally. Ingram Kline Shank Kimmel Baker Lake noted.
A fragmented box score shows Milwaukee vs New York with Hendley and Piche listed in key pitching lines. Batter notes include Raymond and Bearaarih contributions, while Minnesota and Kansas City figures appear in cited lineups.
AP report notes changes at Municipal Stadium as Kansas City faces Chicago White Sox with a player identified on the back of his uniform by name or nickname. The feature highlights fashion and naming practices for players.
The surging Chicago Cubs beat the San Francisco Giants 6 to 1 as Billy O'Dell took his first loss after being lifted in the sixth inning. Bob Buhl held Giants to five hits, lifting Chicago into third in the NL three games behind New York. Williams Santo and Banks reached base 11 times with eight of the Cubs 10 hits.
Little League officials said Beckley West Virginia will not host the 1963 senior division world series. Public relations director Robert H. Stirrat rejected racial discrimination as the reason, citing a feud between the Beckley Elks club and local newspapers and a non conducive atmosphere for the tournament. A new site for the world series for players 13 to 15 is to be chosen within a week.
Peter Snell the world record holder from New Zealand and Jim Beatty America's top distance runner will race in the Compton invitational mile. The event will be shown Saturday on Wide World of Sports from 4 to 5 30 p.m. EST on ABC as part of the network telecast.
In the Frederick County Jr. League Braddock defeated Yellow Springs 43 in a five inning game halted by rain. Pitcher Gene Zimmerman earned the win while scattering seven hits and receiving run support from Minnick Staley and Albaugh.
Chicago White Sox first baseman Joe Cunningham will miss eight to ten weeks after fracturing his right collar bone in Monday night’s Los Angeles game. He is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital with planned surgery likely Wednesday.
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