Frederick Track Club sets records at Junior Olympic meet
The Frederick Track Club won its eighth straight Junior Olympic title at Baltimore Clifton Park Oval, with the girls claiming 95 points and 14 first places in 18 events. Nancy Korrell set a national junior Olympic mark in the 880 yard run for 16 and 17 year olds, and multiple Frederick athletes broke records across ages, with Christie Smallwood, Becky Alder man, Diane Deierding, and others contributing to a dominant performance as Freddie’s cadets and preparatory teams paced the meet. The girls seek a seventh outdoor South Atlantic title at Johns Hopkins next Saturday.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Clifton Park Oval
Baltimore Stridettes
Westside
Ronane Engle
New Market
Tom Fogle
Thurmont
Frederick County
Nancy Korrell
Atlantic
Christie Smallwood
Becky Alderman
Diane Deierding
Christie
Diane
Becky
Nancy
Diane Waters
Cindy Lentz
Bonnie Bowman
Bonnie
Cindy
Jean Toula
Delores Johnson
Delores
Barbara Goodrich
Sally Wentzell
Debbie North
Cindy Cowan
Cindy Zigler
Barbara Stone
Martha Jessup
Donna Smith
Barbara Stoner
Larry Guy
Eugene Stitely
Harry Thomas
Larry Pryor
Henry Brightful
Greg Clabaugh
Sam Baile
Chris Muller
Mike Powell
Johns Hopkins
Dairy Maid Triumphs Over M. J. Grove 12-6
Dairy Maid built an eight run edge with a 12 to 6 victory over M. J. Grove in a Frederick Babe Ruth League game. Dave Beatty went 3-for-3 with two RBIs including a booming triple to pace the win. Beatty Cahill and Winpigler each drove in two runs while Cox and O’Bryan added two hits each for Dairy Maid. Grove’s Benoit Weatherholt and Proctor each had two hits for the losers. Kennedy started and worked three innings for Dairy Maid against Miller for Grove.
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Dave Beatty
Dairy Maid
M. J Grove
Frederick
Beatty
Denny Cahill
Boion Winpigler
Mike Cox
Gary O'Bryan
George Benoit
Dave Weatherholt
Ronnie Proctor
Dave Kennedy
Roy Miller
Grove
Bert Yancey Wins Memphis Open In Record 265
Record-setting Bert Yancey captures the Memphis Open with a 72-hole total of 265, breaking the Memphis Open record and earning $20,000. Gene Littler finishes second at 270, Johnny Pott third at 271, while Bruce Devlin and Jack Nicklaus tie for fourth at 272. Yancey’s wife Linda’s putting tip preceded his win. she broke an ankle two days later.
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Memphis
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Yancey
West Point
Philadelphia
Gene Littler
Littler
Johnny Pott
Pott
Linda
Oklahoma City
Bruce Devlin
Jack Nicklaus
Sunday Baseball Scores From LA to St. Louis
Summary of multiple MLB games from Sunday with Los Angeles and New York results, including Koufax, Parker, Hunt home runs, various pitchers, and notable line scores across doubleheaders. Also covers Cleveland, Minnesota, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, California, San Francisco, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Atlanta, and key players like Wag ner, Alvis, Killebrew, Hall, Cardenas, and Menke.
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Los Angeles
New York
Koufax
Torborg
Arrigo
Eilers
Richardson
Hepler
Hamilton
Taylor
Grote
San Fran
Phila
Herber
McDaniel
Gibbon
Priddy
Linzay
Haller
Culp
Fox
Knowles
Buhl
Herbert
Belinsky
Dalrymple
Linzy
L—Belinsky
San Francisco
Gabrielson
Lanier
St. Louis
Navy Captures Lacrosse Crown
Navy won the national collegiate lacrosse title by defeating Army 16-7 at West Point, securing the seventh straight crown for the Middies. Army claimed three of four other spring sports events, including a 7-3 baseball win over Navy and close finishes in golf track and tennis.
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Annapolis
Navy
Middies
Army
West Point
N.Y
Cadets
Charles Town Race Entries Fourth Race Obscure Hand Warmer Row
Charles Town card lists multiple races with claiming and allowance events for four year olds and up. Notable entries include Sky person, Paper Dare, Brandy Kong, Dude's Reward, and several others with varying weights and purses. A separate note mentions a New York game where Whitey Ford’s hip pocket gesture sparked a protest by Detroit.
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Skyperson
Gamblin Hess
Brandy Kong
Drusus
Carla de Monte
A-J Cohen
D. Wasserman
M Bell
Dante
Gay Saint
Evelew
Queen’s Castle
Namilla
Hough O'Neil
Brandy Isle
Thornlea
H. McKnight
Prickett
Alexander
NEW York
Yankee Stadium
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Charlie Dressen
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Whitey
Cal Hubbard
Nellie Cubs and NL Standings Highlight Open Week
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 38 wins and 18 losses, Los Angeles 31 20, Pittsburgh 2 20, and Philadelphia 27 21. Yesterday’s results include Pittsburgh over Houston, and San Francisco over Philadelphia. Co-op Bears beat Johnsville Raritan 5-4 in Frederick Carroll Softball League action. Vince Lombardi predicts taller quarterbacks as defenses grow.
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San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Co-op Bears
Raritan
Dickie Shelton
Farmer’s Cooperative
Johnsville Raritan
Frederick Carroll
Baseball Standings and Results From Saturday Games
American League standings show Cleveland leading with 31 wins and 67 losses, Baltimore 30-18, Detroit 21-19, Chicago 24-22, Minnesota 21-25, New York 21-25, Washington 22-?4, Kansas City 18-28, Boston 19-30. Saturday results feature Kansas City 9 Baltimore 9, Minnesota 9 Cleveland 4, New York 5 Boston 3, Chicago 4-12 Washington 1-0, Detroit 84 California 4-1, and Chicago (Pizarro 4-1) at California (Sanford 5-1).
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
California
Minnesota
New York
Wash’n
Kansas City
Boston
Steaday
Washington
Pizarro
Sanford
Reed
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Dairy Maid Downs
M. J. Grove
S'wood
Wreholt
Bowins
Baker
Cox
Proctar
O'Bryan
Carley Tbe
Everday
Stetdina If
Kennedy P
Soli Falm
Winpisier If
Decksor Co
Mae
Beck
Dairy Maid Grove
Dairy Mand
Realty
Dean
Recter
Weatherholt
G Kennedy
O Dean
Aes Q Back
Iiter Balk Aller
Cox UM Lake T
Sharrett's
Hagerstown
Washington Senators
Frank Howard
Tom Agee
Chicago White Sox
Bert Yancey
Cherry Hill, NJ
Joe Regalbuto
Garden State
Joe Camac
Camac
Regalbuto
E.W. King
Burt
King
Charles Town
America
NEW Post
Twin Double
Charles Town Race Course
West Virginia
A.C
Moeller
Miller
Perranoski
Roseboro
Ribant
Bearnarth
Parker
Siebert
Allen
Gargan
Radatz
Azcue
Boswell
Battey
W — Boswell
L—Siebert
Wagner
Alvis
Valdespino
Killebrew
Hall
Connors
Hoeft
Hundley
Maloney
McCool
Edwards
W—Maloney
Handley
Santo
Cardenas
Broglio
Estrada
Hendley
Jenkins
Krug
Jay
Nottebart
Baldschon
W—Hendley
L—Mccool
Phillips
Rose
Monbouquette
Wickersham
Freehan
Chance
Lee
Burdette
Rodgers
Sparma
Pena
Rojas
Satriano
W—Sparma
L—Reed
Adcock
Lacrosse
Charles Sanner
Pytaian Castle
Shining Delight
Bob's Angel
Bedly Bent
Tharmont
Lough Erin Nesa
Joan‘s Teaparty
Betty Bourke
Chet's Choice
Lady Parnes
Hypnotic Idol
Hello Hells
Keith
Newport
Iecio
Bolin
Wise
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
J. Miller
Ortega
Babe Ruth
St Louis
San Frace
Wes
Dairy Maid Kiwanis Rotary Shell Ideal Farms Grave Oh. Ss
Des Victor
Royal Portable
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
General Electric
Hiltner Irdelke
East
Patrick Street
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