Frederick Legion Home Opener Faces Thurmont At Frederick
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion opens Saturday at 1 30 p m at McCurdy Field with seven veterans and nine newcomers led by Guy Stull and Tom Richy. Coach Jim Stockman notes limited practice due to weather and late start but calls the 1983 squad potentially good. Thomas to pitch, lineup includes Stull Delauter Cook and Himes Myers with Rick Alt and Seidling catching.
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American Legion
Thurmont
MclCurdy Field
Jim Stockman
Stull
Eddie Cook
Walkersville
Pascal Renn
Ike Rhoderick
Frederick High
Tommy Thomas
Thomas
Pt.of Rocks
Ron Carter
Brunswick
Stan Keyser
Frederick
Rick Alt
Gary Himes
Boonsboro
Nelson Myers
Ricky
Seidling
Duncan
de Jauter
Stockman
Hampstead
College Park
Keene New Hampshire
Firemen's Loop The Independents rout Walkersville 7 0
Firemen's Loop The Independents won 7 to 0 over Walkersville in the Mutual Firemen's League last night while New Market at Hyattstoun was rained out.
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Independents
Walkersville
Mutual Firemen’s
New Market
Hyattstoun
Bluth Leads At Midpoint In Towson Open Bowling
Ray Bluth from St. Louis tops the halfway field at the Towson Open with 2,594 pins over 12 games, holding a one pin edge over Bill Bunetta of Fresno. Jim St. John and Earl Johnson also posted high six game blocks as action continues Friday with 12 more qualifying games and the top 16 advancing to Saturday’s round robin final.
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Baltimore
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Bluth
Bill Bunetta
Fresno
Calif
Jim St. John
Chicago
Earl Johnson
Minneapolis
Johnson
Bill
Bunetta
Dick Downey
Bloomfield
N.J
Wayne Zahn
Atlanta
Jack Brondolilla
Houston
Harry Smith
Carl Babb
Kokomo
Ind
John Coder
Williamsport
Dale Seavey
Detroit
Robbie Robinson
Wilmington
Del
Teata Semiz
Riveredge
Dan Spada
Cherry Hill
Nid
Leroy Rosencramee
Andicock
N.Y
Billy Welu
Davies Leads Americans in British Amateur Golf
Defending champion Dick Davies of Pasadena led a group of American players into the quarterfinals of the British Amateur Championship at St Andrews. Ed Updegraff and Dick Sikes joined him, while Ron Luceti also advanced. Blocker and O'Donnell were eliminated in the morning, with Davies needing 19 holes to defeat John Wilson and later securing a 1 up finish in another close match.
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Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Davies
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Ron Luceti
San Francisco
Army Dental Corps
Germany
Chris Blocker
Italy
Hugh O’donnell
Hollywood Restaurateur
Updegraff
Sikes
Michael Lunt
Waltner
Lema shoots 67 as rain cancels round of Flint Open
Tony Lema posted a 67 before a thunderstorm washed out the first round at Warwick Hills. All scores were erased and play will resume Friday. Don Essig was one stroke back with 68, Bert Weaver 69, and four others at 70. In England Maria Bueno and Darlene Hard moved to the North of England final stages without dropping a set.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Lema
Warwick Hills
Don Essig
Indianapolis
Bert Weaver
Don Finsterwald
Jerry Pitman
Dan Sikes
al Murray
Manchester
England
Maria Bueho
Darlene Hard
North of England
Miss Bueno
Brazil
Rita Bentley
Miss Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Carol Hanks
St. Louis
Miss Hanks
Gert
Northwild
Rempin
Hubert Buttry
Waldmas
Ff A
Abe Beautifel Leme
New Market
Maryland
Boxers Arrive to Finish Training for Junior Middleweight Title
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans and Denny Moyer of Portland Ore arrived in Baltimore to finish training for their 13 round junior middleweight title rematch on June 17 at the Civic Center. Dupas won the title from Mayer April 29 by split decision in New Orleans.
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Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
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YMCA
Civic Center
Dupas
Mayer
Youth Sg Victory Highlights Linden Hills Triumph
Linden Hills routed Shookstown 184 in the Frederick County Youth League last night. Both teams used three pitchers with Conley Hawes Rice De lauter Staley Metz Holton and John Beharrell noted. The Briton, 25, had previously won the championship at 18 in 1956. In the late game the champion trailed four after 11 and three after 13.
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Linden Hills
Shookstown
Frederick County
Conley
Hawes
Rice
Delauter
Staley
Metz
Holton
John Beharrell
Caribbean Upgraded to United States Southern Command
Washington reports the Defense Department renamed Caribbean Command as United States Southern Command with Gen. Manwell D. Taylor chairing the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Andrew P. O'Meara rising to full general after Senate confirmation. Censorship plans, job discrimination crackdowns, Nevada nuclear tests, and civil rights findings noted.
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Washington, Caribbean
Defense Department
Caribbean
Latin America
Manwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States Southern Command
Andrew P. O'Meara
Senate
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
McDermott
House Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee
United States
Nevada
Civil Rights Commission
Vocabulary Lesson Note on Misused Words and Pronunciations
W L Gordon discusses common errors in usage and pronunciation including phrases to avoid and correct forms. It highlights mispronounced caoutchouc and misused or misspelled words such as knave naive nave and offers a daily word exercise with INCOHERENTLY defined and example usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Knave
Nave
Exchange Club Rout R. F. Kline 18-9 In Little League
Gary O'Byran and Wayne Summers starred as the Exchange Club routed R. F. Kline 18-9 in East Frederick. Summers pitched all nine, allowing 9 hits with 12 strikeouts. Shores took the loss. Johnson hit a homer for Kline. Williams doubled for the Exchange Club. Wisconsin has won two Big Ten football titles in 63 years under coach Milt Bruhn.
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Wayne Summers
Exchange Club
R. F. Kline
East Frederick
Summers
Jimmy Shores
Dave Johnson
Kline
Williams
Mobley
Jackson
Turner Ct
McDialg
Bonner Ri
Root Ct
O'syran
HIN Ab
Wheeldon
Shores
Biggus
Willams
Moss Co
Johnson S
Cohdlower
G'ge
Bartlet
Poole Cf
Jonson
Gland
Weller Cf
Engle
RF. Kine
E—R.f. Kline
F. Kline
É . Lob-R. F. Kline
Johnson
O'byran
R.F. Kline
Ipoh R ER
SD Shores
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Cities Favored Lyons and Detroit for 1968 Olympics
AP reports IOC confidential briefing leaves Lyons France and Detroit as leading candidates for the 1968 Olympic Games as four cities remain in contention. The joint meeting with federations offered no official word, but sources name Lyons and Detroit as top contenders amid still-unrevealed IOC deliberations.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Lyons
France
Detroit
International Olympic Committee
Frederick school class 1- naval training starts
Attending School Frederick reports that Consid E Wenner Kailerman is enrolled in Class C-1 at the Lead. Consid Wenner, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wenner, will begin April 2 at the Naval Schools Command in Norfolk Virginia.
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Maryland
Suse
Consid E Wenner
Kailerman
Ership
USN
Som
Naval
W. J. Wenner
RED
Schools Command
Norfolk
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