Close Races in County Baseball Leagues
In Maryland State League five teams vie for position led by Mt. Airy and Creagers Town tied for second with Germantown and Brunswick close behind. Walkersville and Mt. Lena lead in Tri-County and Heart of Maryland leagues as Middletown and Thurmont push the pace. Tomorrow Creagers Town visits Brunswick while Mt. Airy hosts New Market and Walkersville eyes Harmony. All games start at 2 p.m.
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Mt. Airy
Creagerstown
Germantown
Brunswick
New Market
Walkersville
Thurmont
Middletown
Mt. Lena
Lucketts
Broad Runters
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Harmony
Doubs
Bolivar
Maryland
Pleasant Walk
Todd Steel
Huskie Park
Little League games highlight Friday action
R F Kline edged H B Duvall 7 to 6 as Tony Jackson earned the win and drove in three with three singles. Randy Hill took the loss with two hits for Duvall. Civitans beat Lions 10 to 2 behind Dave Bowens and Larry Powell using a 1 2 hits barrage. Amvets beat Oxco 10 6 as Dennis Fink struck out 14 on a five hitter.
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R. F. Kline
Nning
H. B. Duvall
Frederick
Tony Jackson
Charles Sheppard
Kline
Randy Hill
Larry Cregger
Hill
Cregger
Civitans
Lions
Dave Bowens
Larry Powell
Kenny Brachey
Bowens
Powell
Ernie Bowens
Boe DeGrange
Eddie Houck
Steve Nee
Amvets
Oxco
Dennis Fink
Greg Powell
Bob Winpigler
Brachey
Cintans Lions
Aerhti
DeGrange
Hoffman
Rice
Houck Gee
Weedon
Marley If
Houck
Brochey
Coster
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Her
Dignitaries From 20 Nations Tour Damascus High School
Damascus High School hosted 27 officials from 20 foreign countries under the U S Department of Labor and Washington International Center sponsorship. The visitors observed classes, toured the school with student guides, and received briefings on U S government, society, and education as part of the International Manpower Seminar program.
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Montgomery County
Damascus High School
United States Department of Labor
Washington International Center
United States
John W. Jefferson
Damascus
National Honor Society
American Field Service
Afghanistan
Reza Hoshmand
Amvets
Oxco
Joe Craw
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Kenne Cf
Winpigier If
Biggus
Fink
Snence
Neert
Spee
Craw
Maser
Radenfe If
Brown
Powell
Fraley
Davis
Chase
Oxce
Winpigler
Beso B. Fink
I Powell
Campbell
Snow
International Manpower Seminar
U.S
U.S.A
Washington
Detroit and Cleveland rally for a high scoring game
Detroit beats Cleveland 6 to 8 in a game featuring Kaline and Gonzalez homers. Sherry took the loss as Detroit’s offense piled up runs late. In the New York Pittsburgh clash Fisher earned the win while Cran dall and Pagliaroni delivered for Pittsburgh. Kansas City announces signings of two draft picks Lou Bobich and Bob Howard by the Chiefs.
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Kansas City
Lou Bobich
Michigan State
Bob Howard
Stanford
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League
Little League Field Dedicated After Renovation in Emmitsburg
The Emmitsburg Little League Field was dedicated as McCullough Memorial Field in memory of the late Professor Richard McCullough, former president of Emmitsburg Little League. Rev. Claude H. Carl spoke on Little Leaguers ideals and threw the first ball to Jeffrey Wirman.
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Charles B. Shore
Emmitsburg
McCullough
Richard McCullough
Little League of
Claude H. Carl
United Church of Christ
Jeffrey Wierman
St. Joseph’s High School
John William Mooney Jr
Mobile
Alabama
John William Mooney
Providence Hospital
Mooney
Theresa Rybikowsky
Regina Rybikowsky
Wilbur Overholtzer
Philadelphia
Overholtzer
Louise Adams
Norman Adams
W. O. Weigand
Siler Spring
Weigand
Genevieve Elder
Charles Peters
Philadelpha
Mount Saint Mary's marks historic firsts at 157th commencement
Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg celebrated its 157th commencement with several historical firsts. Archbishop Lawrence Cardinal Shehan presided, receiving an honorary degree in 1947 and noting Mount traditions. Father Peter A Coad became the diamond jubilarian, and John W Williams of Taneytown was reported as the college’s first Negro graduate. Williams earned a B S in business administration and plans a career in public accounting.
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Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
College of Cardinals
Pope Paul
Cardinal Shehan
the Mount
United
United States
Cardinal
Peter A Coad
Mount
Father Coad
Johnstown
The
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Council of
John W. Wiliams
Taneytown
Williams
John W. Williams
RFD 2
St Joseph’s High School
Secretaries Testify In Loker Case
In Leonardtown Maryland three former secretaries testified about deposits and cash on hand during Willam H Loker Jr s tenure as treasurer clerk secretary and legal counsel for the Leonardtown commissioners Loker is on trial for embezzling 110 229 over 14 years Jeanette Davis Ann Herrier and Jane Weber described cash entries and ledger irregularities noting few if any cash deposits and a lack of bank reconciliation during their periods of employment with Loker the trial resumed.
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Leonardtown, Md
Willam H. Loker Jr
Loker
Leonardtown
Loke
Jeanette Davis
Charles A. Norris
Davis
Norris
Jane Weber
Laker
NIH Workers Cited For Aiding Rat Tooth Decay Research
Three area NIH employees were honored for keeping rats free of bacteria in tanks used for dental decay research. Leidy Zern of 432 Carrollton Avenue Frederick Mark Lombardi of 430 Carrollton Drive and William Reid of Braddock Heights assembled maintained and repaired equipment and tanks enabling diet tooth resistance and inheritance studies. Zern also helped design a water level detection device.
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NIH
National Institutes of Health Department
Mark Lombardi
William Reid
Leidy Zern
National Institute of Health
Carrollton Avenue
Frederick
Carrolton Drive
Braddock Heights
Ling
Zern
Oilers Move Home Games to Rice Stadium
The Houston Oilers announced they will play home games at Rice University Stadium, replacing Harris County Domed Stadium. NFL teams schedule 26 pre season night exhibition games from August 6 to September 12.
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Houston, Tex
Houston Oilers
Rice University
Harris County
National Football League
Committee Urges Space Priority in U.S. Military Space
The House Government Operations Committee reported that Russia is substantially ahead in military space uses and urged higher U.S. priority for space needs including a manned orbital laboratory. The program, approved in 1963, has remained in the study stage.
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Washington
House Government Operations Committee
Russia
United States
Yankees remove Elston Howard from disabled list
New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard was activated from the disabled list on Friday. To clear space, outfielder Art Lopez was optioned to the Toledo farm club in the International League on a 24 hour basis.
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NEW York
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Yanks
Art Lopez
Toledo
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