Rinehart two homers pace Elks past Amiers in Little League
Stevie Rinehart slugged two home runs driving in six as the Elks defeated the Amiers 14 to 7 in an American Little League game. Mike Smith added two RBIs on two hits, Graham Baker added two hits, while Amvets batter Charles Brown hit a grand slam and two doubles in a 4 RBI day. Ron Werking pitched for the Elks, allowing eleven hits, with Brown, Fink, and Talley taking the loss.
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Stevie Rinehart
Elks
Amiers
Rinehart
Mike Smith
Graham Baker
Charles Brown
Amvets
Ron Working
Kenny Fink
Brown
Billy Talley
Amvets Nornoir Abricbi
Cwinter
Remus
Keene
Maples
Baker
Chase
Fink
iWerking
Cook
Talley
Wintler
Mathews
Fraley
Baer
Danner
Burcer
Winpigler
Amvats
Bitzer
Moore
Optimists
East Frederick
Billy Ambrosen
Gene Diggs
Diggs
Bitzer & Movave
Mike Doyle
Randy Lawson
Doyle
Ea Optimist
Abrhbti
Abrh
Bs Trenn
Tono Diggs
Lawson
Byrd
Birrer & Moore
Optimist
B&m & Optimist
Ambrosen If
Ugg
B&m
84&M
Ba&m
U—Kennedy
Renn
Cyclists Injured In Britain Tour Route Crash
Twenty riders from the Amateur Tour of Britain were injured when they overshot a bend and slid down a slope below a 2000 foot Pennine peak. Three riders Pierre Dandre of Canada Pete Harris of Britain and Roland Walter of Switzerland were hospitalized.
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Kenghley
England
Pennines
Pierre Dandre
Canada
Pete Harris
Britain
Roland Walter
Switzerland
McCarver Leads Cardinal Win 5-4
Tim McCarver had four consecutive hits and drove in the deciding run as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-4. He started the go ahead in the sixth with a run scoring on Bob Tolan’s sacrifice fly after stealing second and advancing to third on Bob Uecker’s overthrow. McCarver also drove in a run in the first and added the fifth in the seventh, as Philadelphia answered with two runs on Tony Taylor’s double and John Callison’s single.
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Philadelphia
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
McCarver
Bob Tolan
Bob Uecker
Philies
Tony Taylor
John Callison
St. Louis
Yankees Acquire Talbot and Bryan in 19th Swap with KC
DETROIT AP The New York Yankees land Fred Talbot right handed starter and Bill Bryan catcher from Kansas City in exchange for Gil Bianco Bill Stafford and Roger Repoz. The deal ends cash involvement. Talbot 24 had 44 each season and 10 12 last year with 4.76 ERA. Bryan batting .132 with seven RBIs, also played first base. Repoz 25 served as Mantle and Maris relief.
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Detroit
New York Yankees
Fred Talbot
Bill Bryan
Kansas City
Gil Bianco
Bill Stafford
Roger Repez
Stafford
Toledo
Talbot
Bryan
Repoz
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Baseball Standings and Scores Across The League
National League standings show St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 and Atlanta 8 Pittsburgh 2. NY 5 Cincinnati 0, Houston 1 Chicago 0 in 10 innings. Dodgers 6 Giants 1 at New York. Oakland? None. Regulars include St Louis Gibson 7 6 and Philadelphia Bunning 8 1 in(N) conditions.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
Los Angeles
San
Pappas
O’' Toole
Gardner
Ribtant
St. Lews
Gibson
Bunning
Ambach
Blass
Osteen
San Francisco
Bolin
Hands
Bruce
Ww. IL
Pet. Gl B
Royston
Thoroughbred racing results from daily card
Race by race results show claiming entries and allowances for horses led by Furtonga Weather Lady and Who's On Top in the first race. Second race features La Nez and Ad Moc Verba with multiple contenders. daily double paid 200.49. Third through tenth races list maidens and allowances with numerous horses named, times and payout figures, concluding with a final bid of 279,739.
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Furtonga
Todd
Johnston
Arctic
Giannone
Vixen
Amber
Pamela Miss
Sursaty
Troubie Unter
la Nez
Johnsten
Hoppyseecter Na Moldendero
Ramone
Bedser Way
Clemency
Myrna Doll
Merry Sutt
Betty Bones
Evelyn
Malwa
Larry Va
Elsie Q
Little Brat
Aska
Derby Caire Navy
Elnora Tof
Little Doyle
Lori Rock
Samba Man
Hassey
Beay
Doreen’s Knight
Wegong Evelew
Norah
Gray Patch
Mighty Beauty
Jalstone
Wounded Knee
Tres Suvave
Little Barnwell
Chanann
Little Pedro
M. Spellantry
Pauls Dag
Gee Nancy
Duke Sailyner Wa
Tramartic
Swift Tide
Call Again
Chrissy Us Aeolus
Smiley Joe
Babe Ruth Tournament Set for Brunswick July 18 Start
The 1966 Maryland Babe Ruth State tournament will be held in Brunswick the week of July 18. It is a double elimination event with six All-Star teams: Frederick, Westminster, Bel Air, Calvary County, Prince George’s County, and the host Marva. James Hill submitted Marva’s bid and said the event will be conducted similarly to a previous edition.
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Maryland
Brunswick
Veil
Frederick
Westminster
Bel Air
Calvery County
Prince Georges County
Marva
James Hill
Calvert County
Bruntswick
Frederic
Marvn
Bel Aur
Marva Babe Ruth
Tin
Hamilton Township
Trenton
Douglas
Ariz
Frederick County Junior League action crowns Walkersville Myersville Hyattstown
Frederick County Junior League winners Walkersville Myersville and Hyattstown posted decisive scores as Tom Gilbert led Walkersville with a 7 5 victory over Woodsboro, John Sexton and Lee Lushbaugh paced Myersville to 15 4 vs Yellow Springs, and Hyattstown prevailed 6 4 over Braddock Heights in a pitching duel.
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Walkersville
Myersville
Hyattstown
Frederick County
Tom Gilbert
Denny Fox
Woodsboro
D. Butts
M. Ramsburg
John Sexton
Lee Lushbaugh
Yellow Springs
Ricky Ropp
Eddie Falkenstein
George
Sadder
Braddock Heights
Nichol
Randy Metcalf
Cepeda knocked unconscious by line drive at Phillies game
St Louis first baseman Orlando Cepeda was struck in the head by a John Callison line drive during pregame practice at Connie Mack Stadium. He required six stitches for a cut above the right eye and was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital in groggy condition.
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Philadelphia
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
John Callison
Cepeda
St. Joseph’'s Hospital
Connie Mack Stadium
San Francisco Giants
Ideal Farms Edges Dairy Maid 1-0 In Ruth League Duel
Ideal Farms squeezes past Dairy Maid 1-0 as Dale Bach and Paul Lindsey duel. Ronnie Brown triples and drives in the lone run, Brown also singles. Lindsey goes the distance for Ideal Farms allowing five hits and one walk with three strikeouts. Dairy Maid pitcher Bach allows six hits and four strikeouts.
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Ideal Farms
Dale Bach
Paul Lindsey
Dairy Maid
Ronnie Brown
Brown
Denny Cahill
Lindsey
Bach
Abrh Bt
Analt
Hane If
Winpigler
Keller
Cox
O'Bryan
Beatty
Grubb
Cahill
Kennedy
Lawson
Shetler
Beck
Goop
Darry Mart
Los—Dairy Maid
Sb—Cox
Lee
U—Lakes
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G. D. Warner
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Lopez
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Rapcious
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Miss Ebbville
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Mr. Age
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Joan’s Teaparty
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Penny Grand
My Lucy
Hiil
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Newport Bette
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Gran‘son
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Erma
Rinlay
Derk Waters
Espinosa
Auburn Jeep
Shining Deer
Mayro
Buck
Gambardelly
Mike Carron
O'Rourke
Frederick County Junior League
Nichol and S. Saddler
Metcalf and
Hill
T. Crum and
Fyceck
Jimmy Crum
Miller
Ropp and
Wiles
Rushton
D. Morgan
Rusherman
Sandbower
Frederick County National Bank OF
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sudan
J. Austin Younkins
Gs A Horse Lawn and Garden
S. Tractors
W. Patrick St
Enchelberger
Hardwick
The
Frederick Bottled Gas Co
N. Market
Hobby Raceway Center
Patrick Street Center
Russell Stover
Candies
Roy
Dad
Harold
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Frederick, Md
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Calvin S
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