Majors Widtie Mo Race Entry and Notes
A cryptic race entry list shows Majors Widtie Mo and Dexter's Sar with multiple aliases and fractional times. The fragment references Met Young and Majestic Approve with scattered numbers and parenthetical names.
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Widtie Mo
Meruse
Dexter's Sar
Masden
Young
Widliame
Majestic
Arama
Grampa
Little League action features Duvall over Lions and NECA rout
In East Frederick Little League Duvall defeated FSR Lions 12 to 5 as Mike Carey posted two hits and three RBIs, Jeff Wilson added a double, Ricky Rice struck out eight for the win. NECA then beat Lions 14 to 7 with Chris Whitmore delivering three doubles and three RBIs, while Robbie Bowins homered twice for the losers. Rest Haven beat Rice 8 to 0 behind a Tuggle Sappington three-hitter joint effort. Kiwanis and Babe Ruth action saw Walkersville Kiwanis top Yellow Springs 14 to 0 and Days Inn beat Antique Imports 12 to 5 with Anthony Naylor collecting four hits.
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H.B. Duvall
FSR Lions
Mike Carey
Lions
East Frederick
Jeff Wilson
Ricky Rice
Lionsets
Duvall
Shoemaker
Gonde
Rice
White
Zimmerman
Hale
Wilson
Onley
BR Onley
Chris Whitmore
NECA
Matt Smith
Robbie Bowins
Lews Momint
Wise
Letterman
Wastier
Smith
Betterman
Waser
Whitmore
Goines
YB Smith
HE Bowins
Waster
Kiwanis
Yellow Springs
Mike Zimmerman
Darin Naugie
Walkersville
Mane Dixon
Babe Ruth
Wednesdens Zimmerman
Naugie
WALE
Kiwanib
Auique Lingusie
Pete Rupebart
Days Inn
Antique
Anthony Naylor
Chris Tobery
Danner
Tarber
Reece
Balligan
Tobery
Biser
Fragmented schedule snippet for towns and times
Readable parts show multiple lineups of games or events with towns Frederick Taneytown Brunswick Williamsport Folkstown Mount Airy and Mount, with various 1 2 and 7 pm times. OCR artifacts obscure full details but indicate a regional sports or meeting schedule across July and August.
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Fonkstown
Creuenck
Caneylows
Brugewick
Mount Airy
Valpaenaport
Taveytown
Fredera
Brunswek
Nia
Tandgytown
Mount Air
Brunswick
Frederick
Daly Iy
Brunewick
Taeytowe
Funtstown
Williamsport Aero Airy
Wenger
Taneytown
Brungwick
Funkstown
Mount Aury
Staraet
Frat Mick
Willemspert
Moet Alry
Peasbreip
Funkatown
Mount
Williamsport
Folkstown
Willamsport
Daly Frederick
Wilamsport
Daly Cunt Aary
Faumketmien
Dodgers rally to beat Braves 4-2 and widen NL West lead
In Los Angeles, the Dodgers edged Atlanta 4-2 as Yeager drove in the go ahead run in the eighth off Terry Forster. Pedro Guerrero started the rally with a single, Brock advanced him, and Marshall walked to set up Yeager's game winner. Stewart closed out the final three innings for the win.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta
Braves
Yeager
Chris Chambliss
Mike Marshall
Stewart
Rafael Ramirez
Claudell Washington
Dodgers
Greg Brock
Rick Monday
Washington
Chambliss
Kansas City, Mo
Pat Sheridan
Concepcion
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Minnesota Twins
Hal McRae
Rick Lysander
Willie Aikens
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Sheridan
Ron Davis
Bill Castro
Dan Quisenberry
Royals
Minnesota
Amos Uts
Twins
Keith Creed
Kent Hrbek
Randy Bush
Gary Ward
al Williams
Aikens
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Don Slaught
Greg Pryor
Frank White
Kansas City
Gary Gaetti
Tom Brunansky
Tim Laudner
Greg Gagne
Mount Airy Baseball Roster Features Young Pitchers and Key Catcher
Legion coverage notes Mount Airy fields tight handed pitchers led by Thompson McDermott Keeney. Catcher David Green, only 16, may prove pivotal if he eases workload on Randy at catcher, per Richardson. The season hinges on this young lineup’s development and depth.
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Lynn McDermott
John Keeney
Mount Airy
David Green
Richardson
Randy
Garvey may take Wisconsin deputy attorney general post
Ed Garvey, longtime NFLPA executive director, is expected to be named deputy attorney general in Wisconsin. A press conference is set in Gov. Earl's office to introduce a replacement for Joseph Sensenbrenner. Garvey, raised in Wisconsin, led the NFLPA through a 57 day strike and has discussed resigning. a separate Chicago event will announce his formal departure.
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National Football League Players Association
Wisconsin
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Bronson la Follette
NFLPA
Jay Benoit
Washington
Garvey
Burlington
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la Foliette
Players’ Union
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WNFL
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Chicago
Boston Globe
Gene Upshaw
Los Angeles Raiders
Upshaw
NFL
Area bowler named to Hall of Fame
Gladys Banker, longtime tenpin bowler from Terrace Lanes, was inducted into the Maryland State Women's Tenpin Hall of Fame during a Frederick ceremony. The event honored her meritorious service as both player and instructor, with family present as she recalled decades of coaching and leadership in New York and Maryland bowling associations.
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Terrace Tanes
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Op Chastis Town
Verts
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Ge Ors
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Mary Jo Stinchcomb
Maryland State
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New York Bowling Council
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National Hall of Fame
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Helen Duval
Thomas
Terrace Lanes
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Charles
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