Undefeated Bolivar and Brunswick Seek Weekend Wins
Bolivar heads to Creagerstown and Brunswick travels to Frederick as both teams aim to extend their perfect Tri-County and State League records. Bud Gilroy vs Jim Chase anchors Creagerstown Bolivar pitching duel while Merriman of Brunswick matches Br usan Hustlers rotation.
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Brunswick
Creagerstown
Frederick
Tri-Co
Harmony
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Doubs
Thurmont
Middletown
Mt. Airy
New Market
Bombers
Broad Run
Jeff
Yellow Springs
Germantown
Bud Gilroy
Jim Chase
Gilroy
Chase
Merriman
Jim Trout
Tommy Thomas
The
Hustlers
Railroaders
Araby tops Braddock in late rally for junior league win
In Frederick County Junior League action Araby defeated Braddock 9 to 8 as Harp er doubled in the winning run and Ronnie Rice homered twice with four RBIs. Jim Working slugged two homers and three singles as Walkersville beat Myersville 18 to 13. Woodsboro hit five homers to back Don Strawburg in a win. Yellow Springs beat Hyattstown 11 to 3 led by Steve Wachter and Glen Staley. New Market toppled Derrick 85 with Dave Brightful earning the win and four hits.
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Araby
Braddock
Jim Working
Walkersville
Myersville
Frederick County
Yellow Springs
Hyattstown
New Market
Derrick
Woodsboro
Harmony
Harper
Thomas
Ronnie Rice
Don Speacht
Glen Staley
Mate Albaugh
Dave Brightful
Brightful
Holland
Mullinix
Speacht
Metheney
Detrick
Nester
Free
Burgee
Johnson
Cleveland
R. Nims
Burke
Woodshero
Strawsburg
Wachter
C. Shaffer
Stine
Lenhart
Ambush
Lesealeet
Rice
Todd
Keller
Weddle
Currens
Miss Haynie Leads Lady Carling Open Round One
Sandra Haynie shot a 70 to lead the Lady Carling Open at Turf Valley in Ellicott City Maryland. Betsy Rawls was one stroke back, Carol Mann posted 72, with Marilynn Smith and Judy Kimball tied for fourth at 74. Mick ey Wright struggled with 76 and Mary Ann Downey led the amateurs at 78 78 as the event runs through Sunday.
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Ellicott City
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Longview
Texas
Betsy Rawls
Carol Mann
Towson
Marilynn Smith
Judy Kimball
Mickey Wright
Mary- Ann Downey
British Amateur Golf final set as Lunt and Clark reach title match
Michael Lunt, defending champion, and Gordon Clark advanced to the 36-hole final at Ganton after defeating Joe Carr and Derek Harrison respectively. Bob Sweeny, the last American in the field, exited in the quarter finals to Martin Christmas. The final on Saturday will crown the British winner for the first time in decades with two all-British finalists.
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Gainton
England
Michael Lunt
Gordon Clark
Bob Sweeny
Sweeny
Martin Christmas
Clark
Christmas
Lunt
Joe Carr
Ireland
John Hall
Dale Morey
Derek Harrison
Scotland
Ganton
Fiberglass poles deemed dangerous for high school vaulters
The Committee on the Medical Aspects of Sports and the National Federation warn fiberglass vaulting poles risk breakage and impaling when overloaded. They urge coaches to ensure poles match vaulters weight and warn against lighter, underqualified poles. Bill Shoemaker led jockey purse money in 1963 with 2,562,925 dollars.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
National Federation of State
Bill Shoemaker
Cunningham Hails Ryun as Greatest Miler While Pascual Wins for Twins
Glenn Cunningham, 25 years after his peak, praises teenager Jim Ryun as possibly the greatest miler. Ryun, 17, recently ran a 3:59.0 mile in California, the youngest to break four minutes. Cunningham, a former record holder, notes Ryun’s potential and modesty as he watches. In Washington, Camilo Pascual earned his ninth win, Twins 5 Senators 3, matching his career 122 victories and guiding Minnesota’s rally with Versalles key hits.
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Pascual
Jim Ryan
Senators
Augusta
Kan
Jim Ryun
Cunningham
Ryan
California
Wichita, Kan
Dartmouth College
N.H
University of Kansas
Dartmouth
Tye
Washington
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
al Koch
Bernie Allen
Harmon Killebrew
Versailles
Versalles
Don Blasingame
Dick Phillips
Earl Battey
Blasingame
Battey
Koch
Ridzik
Rudolph
Bridges
Brumley
W — Pascual
L—Koch
Rotary Defeats Ideal Farms 6 5 in Babe Ruth League
Rotary fought back from a 4-1 deficit to beat Ideal Farms 6-5. Mike Cox pitched a nine inning win, with Terry Brant taking the loss. Alan Vandervoort and Charles Scott led Rotary with two hits each, while Donnie Oram and Tommy Remsburg each had two safeties for Ideal Farms.
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Rotary
Ideal Farms
Mike Cox
Terry Brant
Alan Vandervoort
Charles Scott
Donnie Oram
Tommy Remsburg
Oram
Remsburg
Eddie Dykstra
Abrhbi
Abrhbl
Bnrf
Norwood
Saunders
Scott
Currens
Vandervoort
Sherald
Oykstra
Rhoades
S—Adalt
Beso
Brant
Cox
Srant
Adersen
Putnam
U— Bachtell
Blethen
Lema Takes Halfway Lead in Buick Open
Gallery favorite Tony Lema shot a six under par 66 to reach 135, leading the Buick Open halfway in Grand Blanc. Rudolph moved to second with 138, Finsterwald on 140, while Rodgers struggled against high winds. The field of 145 will be cut to 60 and ties for Sunday’s final.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Lema
Mason Rudolph
PGA
Bob Goalby
St. Petersburg
Don Finsterwald
Phil Rodgers
Colts Sign Rookie Lopes From Michigan State
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Roger Lopes a rookie fullback from Michigan State as their 16th draft choice to an NFL contract Lopes led MSU rushers with 611 yards last season averaging 4.3 yards per carry and will join the roster in the coming season.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Roger Lopes
Michigan State
Lopes
Indians Ruin McGaha Debut in Kansas City
Sam McDowell pitched out of two bases loaded jams and held Kansas City to four hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Athletics 3 to 0, spoiling Mel McGaha’s managerial debut. McDowell struck out nine for his third win without a loss since a May 30 recall, and the Indians pushed across all their runs with five third inning singles.
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Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Mel McGaha
A’s
McDowell
Portland
Indians
Diego Segui
Leon Wagner
Bob Chance
Segui
Wyatt
Edwards
Romano
W—Mcdowell
L — Segui
Sharrer Leads Poly to Maryland Scholastic baseball title
Wayne Sharrer grandson of Mrs. Bessie Sharrer from 102 E. South St. pitched Poly of Baltimore to the Maryland Scholastic Association baseball championship. Poly won two of three games against Loyola High School with Sharrer securing two victories in the series.
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Wayne Sharrer
Bessie Sharrer
E. South St
Poly of
Baltimore
Maryland Scholastic Association
Poly
Loyola High School
Sharrer
Late Baseball Scores Sees New York, Philadelphia Nosed By Slugging
In a doubleheader style note the New York and Philadelphia games show New York rallying with a 11 to 3 victory over Philadelphia, Chris Topher hitting his 5th homer and Allen belting his 2nd. Stallard earned the win for New York while Dennis Bennett took the loss. Cincinnati beat Houston 3 to 0 with Robinson hitting his 13th homer as Nuxhall improved to 6-3.
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Philadelphia
Stallard
Cannizzaro
Dennis Bennett
Roebuck
Klippstein
Green
Wise
Baldschun
Dave Bennett
Dalrymple
W—Stallard
Christopher
Allen
Gilchrist, Bills Come to Terms on 1964 Deal
Cookie Gilchrist signed his 1964 contract with the Buffalo Bills after asking for a trade on March 6. The AFL star, slowed by injuries last season, is reported to be paid about 30 000 dollars, following 30 200 dollars in 1962 and 27 000 in 1963.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo Bills
Gilchrist
AFL
Pitt ACC batting champ with .460
Jim Pitt of Maryland is the 1964 ACC batting champion with a .460 average after 29 hits in 63 at bats, setting an ACC record. Mike Budd of Wake Forest finished second at .370, Asa Johnson of Maryland was third at .365, followed by Tom Bichy and Bill Seidling.
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Greensboro
N.C
Jim Pitt
Maryland
ACC
Tom Brown
Mike Budd
Wake Forest
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pitt
ACC Service Bureau
Asa Johnson
Tom Bichy
Bill Seidling
Local Names Mention Ideal Farms Playmaker List Incomplete
Local notes reference figures Ter Lyles Don Rice Larry Stow Gave Thompson Kiwanis Tom Remsburg Wayne Brown Denny Oram Paul Lindsay Denny Shook among community names with Ideal Farms and an absence of Shell players in the available listing.
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Ter Lyles
Don Rice
Larry Stow
Gave Thompson
Kiwanis
Tom Remsburg
Wayne Brown
Denny Oram
Paul Lindsay
Denny Shook
Ideal Farms
Shell
Annual Ruth Star Game Promises City All Star Clash
The second annual Frederick Babe Ruth League all star game is set for Wednesday at 8 30 p m at McCurdy Field. League president Bob Marendt announced the rosters for Yankees from Dairy Maid and Orioles from Kiwanis Shell and Ideal Farms with managers coaching both squads. Players include Tim Ambrose Hal Keller Dave Gearinger Gary O Bryan Sam Palm Harley Diggs Jim Garner Ron Schattenberg Jim Bachtell Ric Hoffman Bull Norwood Dave Rhodes Tom Sherald Allen Vandervoort Frank Saunders and Jeff Freland Les�
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Frederick
McCurdy Field
Bob Marendt
Yankees
Dairy Maid
Mr. Grove
Rotary
Orioles
Kiwanis
Shell
Ideal Farms
Tim Ambrose
Hal Keller
Dave Gearinger
Gary O'Bryan
Sam Palm
Harley Diggs
Jim Garner
Ron Schattenberg
Jim Bachtell
Ric Hoffman
Bull Norwood
Dave Rhodes
Tom Sherald
Allen Vandervoort
Frank Saunders
Jeff Freland
Les
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