Debbie Thompson Sets 100 Yard Dash Record 10.2 in Baltimore
In Clifton Park Baltimore 16-year-old Debbie Thompson sprinted to a 10.2 second 100-yard dash breaking a junior Olympic record and stunning coach Jack Griffin. The run came under calm conditions with no wind as Tammy Davis faded slightly. Griffin cites a weight training program and a personal timing formula as key to the breakout performance and ongoing plans for nationals and Olympic trials.
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Baltimore
Clifton Park
Debbie Thompson
Bannister
Pennel
Dumas
Jack Griffin
Debbie
West Frederick Junor High School
Griffin
Latrobe
Fred Leidig
Jack
Tve
Tammy
Thunderbird victory gives Lema major lift in Thunder bird Classic
Tony Lema sealed a dramatic last minute win in the Thunderbird Golf Classic earning $20,000 and lifting his Open prospects as he overcame seven strokes with a wedge on 17 and a clutch eight foot putt. The victory positions Lema among the leading Open contenders ahead of June’s National Open at Congressional.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Congressional Country Club
Washington,d.c
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lemna
Lema
Mike Souchak
Leman
Corrected Sunday Schedule for Maryland and local leagues
Corrected Sunday schedule lists matches in the Maryland State League and Tri County League with games including Mt Airy at New Market Brunswick at Hustlers Bombers at Broad Run Jeff Yellow Springs at German town Bolivar at Creagerstown Harmony at Walkersville Buckeystown at Doubs Thurmont at Middletown plus Heart of MD League matchups Picncaly Welk at Mt Airy Todd Stdel at Lucketts and a Fairy-named item from the newspaper section.
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Mt. Airy
New Market
Brunswick
Hustlers
Bombers
Broad Run
Jeff Yellow Springs
Germantown
Tri-County League
Bolivar
Creagerstown
Harmony
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Doubs
Thurmont
Middletown
Heart OF MD. League
Picncaly Welk
Todd Stdel
Lucketts
Mathews Slump Hits .193 As Braves Struggle
Eddie Mathews, nine time NL All Star, endures the worst slump of his 13 year career with Milwaukee. He has a .193 batting average and four homers, not hitting since May 10 as the Braves hover around a .500 record. He cites no single cause, says he’s tried everything, and notes his shoulder injury is no longer to blame.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Mathews
Braves
King Nets Three Homers in Loss for Senators
Jim King hit three homers for Washington, including the second and third off Drabowsky and Wyatt, tying a D C Stadium record. George Alusik belted a two run homer as Kansas City rallied with four in the eighth to beat Washington 5 4 at D C Stadium. Don Zimmer hit a ninth inning homer for the A s in the loss.
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Washington
George Alusik
Kansas City
Senators
Jim King
Don Zimmer
D.C. Stadium
Ed Charles
A’s
King
A's
Rocky Colavito
Alasik
Moe Drabowsky
Osf King
Zimmer
Don Leppert
Boog Powell
Baltimore
D.C
Drabowsky
John Wyatt
Wyatt
Edwards
Osteen
Duckworth
Ridzik
Brumley
W — Drabowsky
L—Duckworth
Charles
Skler charged in avalanche death
Willy Bogner Jr a top West German skier was charged with negligent homicide in the April avalanche near St Moritz that killed Olympic teammate Barbi Henneberger and American Bud Werner. Prosecutor in Chur Switzerland filed the charges. trial date not set. Bogner led a documentary crew when the disaster struck on April 12 and no avalanche warning signs were up, according to his lawyer Dr Karl Weber.
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Munich
Germany
Willy Bogner Jr
West Germany
Barbi Henneberger
Ace Wallace
Bud) Werner
Karl Weber
Chur
Switzerland
Bogner
Miss Henneberger
Werner
Ther
St. Moritz
Weber
Burned race driver Hurtubise treated in San Antonio
Jim Hurtubise, 31, a Tonawanda New York racer, suffered severe burns in a crash at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds Milwaukee during a 100 mile event. He was flown to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio by Air Force evacuation and is listed in serious but improving condition. He served in the Coast Guard, accounting for his transfer.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jim Hurtubise
Brooke Army Medical Center
Hurtubise
Tonawanda
N.Y
Milwaukee
Coast Guard
Shenandoah Results and Entries for 2 Year Old Race
Cover Page lists Purse 1200 dollars for Special Weights at 32 furlongs. Entries show 1 race with 2 year olds. Top finishers include Third Time and Det Low with odds 3.20-2.60 and 3.20 respectively. Reynolds listed as page cover designer.
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C Reynolds
Vasil
Buffalo Wallow
Joe
Fleet Janeda Petlifoggery
Maditha
My Ruth
Debbie Don
Westside
Headley
Miss Damiel
Hedge
Karpe
Primera Dama
Navy Bill
Pocket Pruner
Micki Doodles
Hazmar
Delgado
Mustard Petew Urlat
Ropers Mull
Teachuck
Bob
Nuss Middleburg
Reluctant
Cape
Our Ship
Captain Second Fiddle
Graham
C. Smith
Mullis
Miss Jane D
Cirencester
Shencrock
Miss George
Foxy Pierre
Paw’ Wow
McKee
Baylinia
Orestes Lass
Valley Reverie
Fitzgerald
Bob's Birdwood
William P
Conquer
Delgada
Mullins
Ayelayell
Wade
Windsor Road
Colonel True
Auburn Jeep
Everett
Small
Prince Apollo
Beckys Boot
Sollars
Spartan Lad
Ban
Zaydee Buck
Half Nelson
Langspur
Jap Gal
Alert
Curt Summons
Smith
Mr Swing
Bold Scholar
Charliepoo
Steve Klessel
Tuscany Bulb
Marvina
Naughty Susan
Mike's
Ann
Thrifty
Manuel M
Gilgray Vws
Bar-Lin
Gregory K
Night Baseball Schedule With Multiple League Matchups
Major league games set across two meetings with twi night starts. St Louis visits San Francisco while Chicago goes to New York and Milwaukee faces Houston. Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia, Cincinnati travels to Los Angeles, Baltimore visits Chicago, and New York plays Boston with several late games nationwide.
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St. Louis
Sadocki
San Francisco
Marichal
Chicago
Ellsworth
Burdette
New York
Jackson
Cisco
Milwaukee
Fischer
Sadowski
Schneider
Houston
Farrell
Nottebart
Owens
Twinight
Pittsburgh
Blass
Gibbon
Philadelphia
Short
Culp
Cincinnati
Maloney
Los Angeles
Moeller
Baltimore
McNally
Pizarro
Downing
Boston
Wilson
Newman
Cleveland
Donovan
Kansas City
O’donoghue
Pfister
Washington
Narum
Cheney
Minnesota
Stange
Detroit
McLain
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. San Francisco
Chicago Houston
L. Pet
G.B
Podres to Undergo Surgery in Dodgers Setback
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher John Podres will undergo elbow surgery to remove a loose bone fragment. The 31 year old left hander may miss the rest of the season after two starts and a May 17 absence.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
John Podres
Podres
Checkup for Reds Fred Hutchinson in Seattle
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson underwent a routine checkup in Seattle as he battles a cancerous growth in his upper chest. Dr. Orliss Wildermuth of Swedish Hospital reported the malignancy shrank after treatment in a special pressurized oxygen chamber.
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Seattle
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Orliss Wildermuth
Tumor Institute
Swedish Hospital
Hutchinson
Wildermuth
Lovettsville Student Wins Best Athlete Trophy
Garland Lee Cooper Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cooper of Lovettsville, received a trophy for being the best athlete in his Loudoun Valley High School senior class. He played first base on the baseball team and started on the basketball squad.
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Garland Lee Cooper Jr
Garland Cooper
Lovettsville
Loudoun Valley High School
Americans Advance In British Amateur Golf Championship
Ganton England AP George Blocker a 24 year old Army corporal and two Walker Cup veterans Dale Morey and Frank Strafaci led an 11 man American advance into the second round of the British Amateur Golf Championship. Eleven Americans were eliminated including two by fellow players and two defaulted. Other winners included John Thornton Henry Timbrook Woodward Mellon Orville Goens Chuck Will Maj Matt Tatum and James Bostwick.
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Ganton
England
George Blocker
Dale Morey
Frank Strafaci
U.S
Blocker
Jal
N.M
Rochester
N.Y
Henry Timbrook
San Francisco
Woodward Mellon
Locust Valley
Orville Goens
Des Moines
Chuck Will
Baltimore
Maj
Matt Tatum
Birmingham
Ala
James Bostwick
Jericho
Mike White Real Bargain For Houston
Mike White of the Houston Colts emerges as a major surprise in the 1964 baseball season. Drafted for 2000 dollars, the rookie outfielder bats .367 and ranks second in the National League for regulars with 36 hits in 98 at bats. He was inserted in the lineup three weeks ago and, with 10 hits in 22 at bats last week, posts a .455 mark.
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NEW York
Mike White
Houston Colts
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Mike
Jo Jo White
Detroit
Philadelphia A
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Bruins Hawks deal 2 for 1 in NHL trade
Boston acquires left wing Ab McDonald and Reggie Fleming from Chicago for defenseman Doug Mohns. McDonald and Fleming, both 28, joined Black Hawks after their 1960-61 Stanley Cup season. Mohns, 31, led Bruins in seasons’ point totals and played 70 games with nine goals and 17 assists.
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Montreal
Boston Bruins
Ab McDonald
Reggie Fleming
Chicago
Doug Mohns
National Hockey League
McDonald
Fleming
Black Hawks
Bruins
Johnny Bucyk
Dean Prentice
Mohns
Orioles to Hold Hagerstown Camp Tryout
The Baltimore Orioles will hold a tryout camp at Hagerstown Reservoir Diamond on Monday June 15 starting at 9 36 a m. Walter Youse chief scout in the area will oversee assisted by Paul Earl McNeil and Joe Price commission scouts. All players bring uniform glove and spikes. Open to tall boys 16 to 22 years old with coaches permission for American Legion players.
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Baltimore Orioles
Hagerstown
Reservoir Diamond
Walter Youse
Paul
Earl) McNeil
Joe Price
American Legion
Indians Rally With Eighth Inning Homers To Beat Angels 6-3
Cleveland overcome a late Angels lead as Leon Wagner and Bob Chance hit back to back eighth inning home runs after Joe Azcue and Dick Howser tied the game. The Indians tallied two in the sixth, then relievers Bob Lee and Willie Smith faltered in relief. Wagner's 13th and Chance's 6th homers highlighted the rally.
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Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Bob Chance
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Indians
Angel
Bob Lee
Willie Smith
Joe Azcue
al Smith
Dick Howser
Lee
Smith
Vic Davilillo
Wagner
Chance
Los Angeles
Olx
Latman R. Lee
W. Smith
Duliba
Rodgers
Siebert
Abernathy
McMahon
Azcue
W — Abernathy
L-R. Lee
Tigers Roll Over Twins 10-5 Behind Demeter and Cash
Detroit gains lead in third on Norm Cash three run homer after Don Demeter opened with a two run blast. Dave Wickersham earns win with relief from Larry Sherry as Detroit defeats Minnesota 10-5 with Kilbe rbree homering for the Twins.
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Detroit
Don Demeter
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Cash
Tigers
Demeter
Twins
George Thomas
Dave Wickersham
Larry Sherry
Minnesota
Roland
Shifflett
Pless
Dailey
Arrigo
Zimmerman
McCabe
Wickercee Sherry
Freehan
Wickersham
L — Roland
Killebrew
Pope Names President Of Italian Catholic Action Movement
Pope Paul VI appoints Vittorio Bachelet 38 as president of the Italian Catholic Action Movement to promote Catholic principles in civil life. Bachelet is a law professor at the University of Trieste.
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Rome
Paul VI
Vittorio Bachelet
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Thunderbird Victory
Kansas City Athletics
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James
Catfish) Hunter
Perquimans County
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Blue Moon
Skler
Jim Kehoe
University of Maryland
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Rolfe Castleman
Lou Brachey
Gary Jackson
Hal Moser
Shenandoah
Estanbings
REDS
R. W. Teichmann
Wayne, Ill
Ent —Ise Association
Satis
Mike White Real Bargin
Tony Oliva
Chuck Hinton
HAWKS
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Philheat
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Blue Ridge
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