Maryland Shooters Among Six For Olympic Trap Squad
Four Maryland trap shooters led by Donald Peed and Ralph Taylor qualified from the Eastern Zone, a 13 state plus Ontario region, for the Olympic Trapshooting Squad at Fort Benning. The piece contrasts American and Olympic styles and notes Maryland’s strong standing in the national sport.
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Maryland
Donald Peed
Brandywine Ralph
Sally) Taylor
Keedysville
Austin Keyser
Carroll Kinsey
Frederick County
Ontario
Canada
Sally Taylor
New Jersey
Carroll
Austin
Georgia
United States
Arnold Riegger
Riegger
James Clark
Clark
Fort Benning
America
Williams shuns Ted Williams comparison as Cubs star nears .400
Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs, a left handed slugger, rejects being likened to Ted Williams while flirting with a .400 season. He sits at .406 on the eve of a Cubs Mets four game set, speaking modestly of his aim around .330 or .350 and noting the demands of today’s schedule. He worries a .400 average remains improbable.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Willie Mays
Ted Williams
Boston
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Williamses
Ted
Billy
Cubs
New York Mets
Williams
Whistler
Ala
Night Baseball: Kansas City Beats Washington in Extras
In a late game Kansas City scores 7 runs to Washington 5 after 9 innings. Pfister and Ed wards share pitching duties for Washington while Cheney earns the win for Kansas City. Home run by ae for the Royals and Bailey for Pittsburgh contributes to a separate game recap with Blass earning the win.
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Kansas City
Washington
Pfister
Seguie
Edwards
Cheney
Brumley
W—Cheney
L—Pfister
King
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Blass
Pagliaroni
Culp
Klippstein
Green
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Blase
L—Culp
Bailey
Clippers Trade Bids for AHL Stars in Rochester Baltimore Swap
The Rochester Americans trade Lou Angotti and Ed Lawson to the Baltimore Clippers in exchange for Duane Rupp and Ed Ehrenverth. Angotti is a center and Lawson a forward while Ehrenverth is a right winger and Rupp a defenseman.
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Montreal
Rochester Americans
Baltimore Clippers
American Hockey League
Lou Angotti
Ed Lawson
Rochester
Baltimore
Duane Rupp
Ed Ehrenverth
Angotti
Lawson
Ehrenwerth
Rupp
Pistons Bullets Swap Key Players In Five for Three Trade
Baltimore sends Terry Dischinger Bailey Howell Rod Thorn and Don Kojis to Detroit in a 5 for 3 deal. Detroit acquires Ohl Ferry Hunter Jones and veteran Don Kojis while keeping Thorn and Kojis as part of the Pistons overhaul. Howell's 21.6 ppg and Dischinger's 20.8 ppg mark strong scoring moves for Detroit.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Bullets
Detroit Pistons
Terry Dischinger
Detroit
Bailey Howell
National Basketball Association
Bullet
Rod Thorn
Don Kojis
Howell
Pistons
Don Ohl
Bob Ferry
Les Hunter
Chicago
Loyola
Wally Jones
Villanova
Dischinger
Terry
Rodge
Paul Hoffman
Ohl
Bullets
Wolfe
Ferry
Hunter
Jones
Kojis
Thorn
West Virginia
Bears Trade Williams And Coia To Redskins For Draft Choice
The Chicago Bears traded 12-year veteran tackle Fred Williams and end Angelo Coia to the Washington Redskins for the Redskins No. 1 draft pick in 1965. Williams, 34, and Coia are described as key pickups as Washington seeks depth and pass catching threats.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Fred Williams
Angelo Coia
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Williams
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Cola
California
Bears
Bill McPeak
Reds
Washington
NFL
McPeak
Coia
Bobby Mitchell
Fred Dugan
Bill Anderson
Joe Hernandez
Canada
Bob Toneff
Andy Stynchula
New York
Giant
Sam Huff
Mc Peak
Norman Snead
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Allen's homer wins first Phillies win in doubleheader
Richie Allen hit Philadelphia's first homer of the 75 innings as the Phillies beat Pittsburgh 4-3 to end a four game slide. Ed Roebuck relieved in the seventh after Jerry Lynch's three run shot trimmed the Pirates. Mahaffey improves to 5-2 while Gibbon takes the loss.
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Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Ed Roebuck
Jerry Lynch
Pirates
Phill
Gox
Gibbon
Face
McBean
Burgess
McFarlane
Mahaffey
Roesbue
Triandos
W — Mahaffey
L—Gibbon
Lynch
Allen
Game moved to Thursday for high school graduations
The Frederick at Brunswick American Legion game has been rescheduled to Thursday at 6 p.m. and will be played at Brunswick High School. The change aims to accommodate graduation ceremonies and ensure a full crowd attendance.
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Frederick
Brunswick American Legion
Brunswick High School
Big Win For Blocker In British Amateur Golf
Blocker George Blocker 24 year old Army corporal from Jal New Mexico defeated Orville Goens of Des Moines Iowa 8 and 6 to reach the British Amateur Championship third round helping American hopes. Nine Americans were eliminated Tuesday with 11 still in contention as two rounds remain today against Britain’s top players led by defending champion Mike Lunt.
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Ganton
England
George Blocker
Arnie Palmer
Blocker
Jal
N.M
Orville Goens
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Britain
Mike Lunt
Dale Morey
High Point
Shenandoah results highlight American challengers in golf
A 44 year old former Walker Cup player and 50 year old Jack Penrose lead American contenders at Ganton with other Americans advancing to the third round including Ed Sawyer Jr John Thornton Henry Timbrook Jr and Woody Millen. Bob Sweeny Pat Foy Brady and Joe King win first round matches while Frank Straci of Miami loses to Reg Taylor. Also listed are several horse races with purses and results and notes on Blocker's Army duty.
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N.C
Jack Penrose
Blocker
Morey
Chuck Will
Baltimore
Penrose
Michael Dawson
Ed Sawyer Jr
Medinah
Ill
John Thornton
Rochester
N. Y
Henry Timbrook Jr
San Francisco
Woody Millen
Locust Valley
Bob Sweeny
Palm Beach
Fla
Joe King
Anniston
Ala
Pat Foy Brady
Reidsville
Jimmy Bostwick
Jericho
Frank Strafaci
Miami
South Africa
Reg Taylor
Italy
Texas Tech
Owens Pays Visit in 9 Race at $1300 Purse
Ber Lin driven by Gamberdella paid 7.60 4.60 3.40 to win with Manuel M and Dr. Dubous also posting payouts. Four-year-olds and up raced one mile and one sixteenth. Twin Doubles carried 1-3 and 2-3 with a 4038 attendance noted.
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Buffalo Wallow
Baker
Autofom
Lo Reynolds
Priceless
Joe
Witmer
L. Reynolds
Headley
Atwell
Our Ship
C. Smith
Unah
Graham
Happy Days
Delgado
Miss Jane D
Always Farr
Zangari
Cirencester
Bizzy’s Boy
Gustines
Sensensy Road
Gamberdella
Bobs Birdwood
C. Reynolds
Ayejayell
Garm‘lia
McKee
Spartan
Awara
Vasi
Princa Apollo
Hedge
Berlin
Ane Owens Kiekcee Eis Oncetni
Urse
Olds
Raven
Merny Bay
Diavohikis
U. S
Mount Hill
Ruby Rudd
Port-Am
Beals Hobby
Eepstone
Glory Dust
Fatal Beau
Shira
Gmchee
Cynthia
Meedow
Beau
Play Room
Ocala Rose
Woodbine Boy
Handsome Eddy
Donna Clem
Woodwork
High Promise
Galla Max
Our Bird
Royal Rover
Royal Savage
Pinelane
Charbern
New Muir
Ado
West End
Valor
Buleck Birchwood
Cnriosy Nooress
Gregory G
Ber - Lin
Manuel M
Reynolds
Dubous
Pizarro Drives In Lead Runs As White Sox Top Orioles 9-5
Juan Pizarro delivered a bases loaded single driving in two in the fifth to put Chicago ahead 4 1, and the White Sox beat Baltimore 9-5 to extend their AL lead to 14 games. The Sox added three more in the eighth after Pizarro exited.
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Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Romac
Sox
Pizarro
Dave Nicholson
Tom McCraw
Camilo Carreon
White Sox
Weis
Tipie
Floyd Robinson
Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Siebern
Oriole
Wilhelm
Cottier Powers Nats With Three-Run Homer
Chuck Cottier delivered a three run homer and had three hits to lead the Washington Senators past the Kansas City Athletics 8 to 4 in the first game of a double header. Hinton added a double and two singles with two RBIs as Narum won his sixth decision.
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Washington
Chuck Cottier
Chuck Hinton
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Athletics
Wayne Causey
Buster Narum
Dick Green
Narum
John Wojcik
John O'Donoghue
Senators
O’donoghue
Cottier
Vern Handrahan
Hinton
Don Leppert
Kansas City
O'Donoghue
Handrahan
Grzenda
Lau
Leppert
Green
Bruins acquire Murray Balfour in exchange for Toppazzini
Montreal AP reports the Boston Bruins traded for winger Murray Balfour from the Chicago Black Hawks in return for Jerry Toppazzini. The deal came after Boston sent Doug Mohns to Chicago for forwards Ab McDonald and Reg Fleming.
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Montreal
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Murray Balfour
Chicago Black Hawks
Jerry Toppazzini
Bruins
Doug Mohns
Hawks
Ab McDonald
Reg Fleming
Mohns
Boston
National League Standings And Tuesday Results
National League standings and results show Philadelphia 4 0 over Pittsburgh 3 4, New York 6 2 over Chicago 5 5, Houston 6 4 over Milwaukee 6 1, Cincinnati 2 over Los Angeles 1. Night games include Cincinnati Purkey 3 3 at Los Angeles Ortega 3 2 and Chicago Jackson 7 4 at New York Fisher 3 4.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Houston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Purkey
Ortega
Jackson
Fisher
Friend
Mahaffey
Gibson
Hobbie
Herbes
Hendley
W. L. Peet
G.B. San Fran
Phila
Los Angeles We
Baseball scores and tonight’s A L games
American League results show Los Angeles defeating Cleveland 5 to 1 Boston winning 5 to 2 over New York Detroit routing Minnesota 16 to 1 Chicago beating Baltimore 9 to 0. Tonight’s schedule includes Baltimore at Chicago and Minnesota at Detroit with two doubleheaders listed.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Roberts
Peters
Stange
Lolich
Kansas City
Bowsfield
Washington
Daniels
Belinsky
D Lee
Ramos
John
Williams
Terry
Lamabe
Spanswick
W. L. Pet G.B. Chicago
Ilbe
Des Moines sprinter Dun Can signs with Texas Southern
Clyde Dun Can a Des Moines Iowa school boy sprinter who ran the 100 yards in 9.2 in Drake Relays signed a letter of intent to enroll at Texas Southern University in September.
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Houston
Clyde Duncan
Des Moines
Iowa
Drake
New Contract for Imlach with Maple Leafs
Montreal AP reports Punch Imlach signed a three year contract to serve as coach and general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs ending in the 196? season. The agreement covers both coaching duties and executive responsibilities.
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Montreal
Punch Imlach
Toronto Maple Leafs
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