Debbie Thompson Ties National 100 Yard Dash Mark in Baltimore
Debbie Thompson equalled the 100 yard national record at the South Atlantic Women’s Championship in Baltimore’s Clifton Park. She ran 10.9 seconds despite a month of leg trouble, as Frederick Track and Field Club dominated the meet with multiple wins and podium finishes including Cheryl Hoy and Mary Lawson in sprints, Tammy Davis in the 440 and Judy Twenty in baseball throw.
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Debbie Thompson
Baltimore
Cliton Park
Miss Thompson
South Atlantic Association
Wilma Rudolph
Frederick Track and Field Club
Latrobe
Cheryl Hoy
Debbie
Mary Lawson
Diane Deterding
Tammy Davis
Cheryl
Fredrick
Mary
Tammy
Judy Twenty
Phillis Swan
Joyce Davis
Frederick Track and Field
Faye Sewell
Roslyn Gray
Betty Hubbard
Phyllis
Faye
Frederick
Judy Reid
Sally Ward
Shell Oil edges, then falls to Ideal Farms in weekend games
Shell Oil split a weekend Babe Ruth League set at McCurdy Field. Saturday night Benny Grove pitched a two hitter with 16 strikeouts, driving in three runs as Grove beat Shell 4-0. Sunday Shell rebounded with seven hits to defeat Ideal Farms 15-7, paced by Rich Rippeon who pitched the win and Terry Shaw and Dave Rippeon doubles.
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Shell Oil
M. J. Grove
Ideal Farms
McCurdy Field
Benny Grove
Oilers
Grove
Mike Rhodes
Bob Edwards
Phil Ranneberger
Shell
Edwards
Rhoades
Si2ra McHenry
Wise
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Tucker
Snow
Brookey
Ranger
Rippeon
Joee Briggs
Weddle
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Brown
Duckett
Danigren
Schberg
Whimore
Renan
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Waitmore
Sheila
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Whitmore
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Eowards
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Murphy-2
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Snel
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Rey- Bill Franklin
Jinnelés
Balk
Bryant
Mike Rimmey
Pryor
Lenny Green
Tessman
Ramshore
Sole
Dennis
Frederick Legion Team Triumphs Behind Tommy Thomas Three-Hitter
Tommy Thomas in his first season with Francis Scott Key Post American Legion pitched a three-hitter as Frederick defeated Thurmont 160. A Brunswick Little League and Marvn Babe Ruth League alum, he played for Frederick High School this spring and is a junior at FHS. He also plays with Pt. of Rocks in the Maryland State League on Sundays.
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Tommy Thomas
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Thurmont
Thomas
Brunswick
Bucky Summers
Marvn
Frederick High School
FHS
Pt. of Rocks
Towson Title Gives Lewis Ray First Big Win
Lewis Ray, former Fort Worth bowling shop owner entered the Professional Bowlers Association tour and captured the Towson Open with a 14 of 16 round robin run to topple Ray Bluth of St Louis. Final match score was 257 215 as Ray claimed the $3 900 first prize and the event total of 20 400. Harry Smith of St Louis and Jim St John of Chicago rounded out notable finishes amid a chaotic final round in Towson Maryland.
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Lewis Ray
Forth Worth
Tex
Ray
Ray Bluth
St Louis
Bluth
Bhah
Rev
Harry Smith
St. Louis
Mer Jim St. Jona
Chicago
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Baltimore angler wins large mouth bass at Lions Club Derby
Anthony Cirincione of Baltimore won the large mouth bass class with a 21.2 inch long by 62 pound fish, beating docks at the Lions Club Fishing Derby held in Havre de Grace Maryland on June 7.
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Havre DE Grace
Anthony Cirincione
Baltimore
Lions Club
Local League Results Highlight Lucketts and Frederick Matches
Sunday results show Lucketts 1 Frederick 0 and Pleasant Walk 12 Mt Miry in a series of rare league games. The fragment mentions Candy Spots as Weentina’s champion from 1944, highlighting historical racing context amid scattered team scores.
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Weentina
Baseball Scores and Schedule from Yesterday
Yesterdays results show Cleveland beat Washington 7 to 1 New York 6 Detroit 2 Boston 3 Baltimore 2 Chicago 4 Kansas City 3 Los Angeles 4 Minnesota 6. Tonight games include New York at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore Los Angeles at Kansas City Boston at Detroit San Francisco at Los Angeles St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Houston Cincinnati at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia.
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Boston
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Downing
San Francisco
Marichal
Miller
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Gibson
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Schwall
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Hobbie
Housston
Drott
N. Cincinnati
Jay
Stallard
N. Milwaukee
Hemsley
Philadelphia
Culp
W. LL. Pet. G.B
St. Louis
Heart of Md League games upends in Saturday action
Lucketts blanked Frederick Ramblers 6 0 on four hits as Fry 12 strikeouts led Virginia club into first place. Mt Airy rallied past Pleasant Walk 14 12 after a tense nine inning, with Day Bosley and Rinehart contributing two hits apiece.
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Frederick Ramblers
Lucketts
Frey
Stocks
Charley Winpigler
Rambler
Mt. Airy
Pleasant
G. Barfield
Day
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Hartle
Pleasant Walk
Forrest
Adams
Harper
Frederick Oon
Wagner
Browning
Souder
Schroyer
Cards Mets Divide Pair in Sunday Split
Cardinals and Mets split a Sunday doubleheader with St Louis taking 10 4 in game two after Tim McCarvers inside the park grand slam sparked a nine run burst in the seventh and eighth innings. New York won the opener 8 7 using late fielding lapses by St Louis to secure a victory.
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Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Mets
St. Louis
Jay Hook
Bill White
Cardinals sign Dublin star Dave Bakenhaster
The St. Louis Cardinals announce the signing of Ohio high school pitcher Dave Bakenhaster for a substantial bonus. The right hander posted a 17 0 season with Dublin High School and nine no hitters while averaging 15 strikeouts per game, drawing interest from many major league teams.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Bakenhaster
Ohio
Dublin High School
Cindy Takes Cap After Losing First
Pete Rose drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and a homer for Cincinnati in a 3-1 win over Philadelphia in the nightcap. The Reds erased a five-run ninth-inning deficit to split the doubleheader after losing the opener 8-7 in 10 innings. John Tsitouris earned his first victory in two decisions by pitching four hitters. Boozer took the loss. Rose added an inside-the-park homer and Vada Pinson also connected for Cincinnati.
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Pete Rose
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Reds
John Tsitouris
John Boozer
Phillies
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Worthington
Bill Henry
Bobby Wine
Chiog Caredenas
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Callison
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Tsitouris
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le Boozer
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