Creagerstown Tops Yellow Springs for First Win 8-2
Creagerstown built a 8-2 triumph over Yellow Springs as Bob Shafer pitched seven strong innings and Gus Rice led a 14 hit attack with three hits including two triples. Ken Snoots added two hits and two RBIs while Rice scored and Shafer earned the win. Yellow Springs was limited to seven hits as Gene Fisher started for the losers and Tom Huey finished the eighth.
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Creagerstown
Bob Shafer
Gus Rice
Yellow Springs
Ken Snoots
Guy Stull
Jim Hoffman
Rice
Earl Duncan
Shafer
John Young
Jon Kreissig
Stan Keyser
Audie Murphy
Shater
Gene Fisher
Tns
Tom Huey
Y. Springs
Cr'stown
Fisher
Huey
Keyser
Rodgers Wins Buick Open In Michigan Victory
Stocky Phil Rodgers of La Jolla Calif overcame a one stroke deficit with a steady front nine Sunday afternoon to claim a two stroke victory in the Buick Open at Warwick Hills Grand Blanc Michigan. Rodgers posted 70 73 71 70 to finish four under par 284 earning 20000 first prize.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Johnny Pott
Warwick Hills
Pott
Kermit Zarley
Tony Lema
Newsrarer Archive
Robinson and Barber Spark Orioles Past Red Sox 8 1 in Baltimore
Brooks Robinson drove in two runs and staged a alert first inning baserunning sequence as the Orioles defeated the Red Sox 8 1 behind Steve Barber five hit complete game. Frank Robinson homered to lead the league in RBIs and Powell, Blefary, and Johnson contributed key hits in an eight inning rally. Aparicio extended hitting streak to 12 games and stole a base.
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Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Steve Barber
Robinson
Earl Wilson
Boog Powell
George Smith
Powell
Frank Robinson
Lee Stange
Curt Blefary
Dave Johnson
Barber
Boston
George Scott
Smith
Scott
George Thomas
Mike Ryan
Rico Petrocelli
Russ Snyder
Oriole
Luis Aparicio
Orioles Acquire Eddie Fisher in Trade for Jerry Adair
Baltimore trades veteran second baseman Jerry Adair to Chicago for relief pitcher Eddie Fisher. Fisher, 29, had 15 wins in relief last year and a 2.38 ERA this season, with a club record 82 relief appearances. Adair, also 29, batted .238 in 17 games for Chicago after losing his Baltimore starting job to Dave Johnson. Riddle, 24, from Rochester, and a minor league player to be named later accompany the deal.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Eddie Fisher
Chicago White Sox
Jerry Adair
Sox
Indianapolis
John Riddie
Rochester
Fisher
White Sox
Adair
Dave Johnson
Hank Bauer
Orioles
Bauer
Dick Hall
Harry Dalton
Oriole
Chicago
Johnson
Riddle
FSK Post Team Wins First Over Brunswick 3 0
Audie Murphy scattered six singles and Terry Boyer scored two runs as the Francis Scott Key American Legion Post won the first game of the 1966 Legion season 3 0 over the Brunswick Legion. Boyer scored in the first on a left field line triple and an error, with two more Frederick runs in the eighth. Frederick starts 2 1 in non league play, with upcoming league games at Westminster and Mt Airy and a Saturday non league visit from Adelphi.
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Mt. Airy
Butch Dixon
Brunswick
Maryland
Dixon
B. Axline
Rudell Ahalt
Nock Deener
Donnie Hobbs
Ahalt
Mike Guida
Jones
Eaves Jones
Eaves
R Ahalt
Deener
Franklin
Audie Murphy
Terry Boyer
Francis Scott Key
American Legion Post
Legion
Brunswick Legion
Boyer
Davidson
Frederick
Ron Hart
Hal Keller
Phil Rannenberger
Hart
Jim Bachtell
Westminster
McCurdy Field
Adelphi
Barker
French
Axline
Murphy
Keller
Two Drivers Die In Reading Raceway Crash
In Reading, two cars locked wheels on the second lap of a 30 lap feature race. William Red Reigel age 34 from Leesport and Jud Larsen age 43 of Indianapolis were killed as cars rolled and crushed them. The race continued later finishing won by Bob Unser of Albuquerque.
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Reading
Reading Fairground
William
Red) Reigel
Leesport
Jud Larsen
Indianapolis
Ind
Reigel
Larsen
Fregel
Bob Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Frederick girls shine as AAU South Atlantic titles to Frederick
Christie Smallwood of Frederick Track & Field earned Most Outstanding Performer as Frederick won the women’s division at the AAU South Atlantic Association outdoor championships in Baltimore. Four men’s records and three women’s marks fell, with Smallwood setting a 880-yard meet record and anchoring the 880 relay to a meet record. Frederick won with 42 points, Stridettes second with 21, and other local athletes posted notable performances in high jump, long jump, sprints, and the 880-yard relay.
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Frederick
Christie Smallwood
AAU
South Atlantic Association
Baltimore
John Bethea
Christie
Baltimore Stridettes
Nancy Korrell
Diane Waters
Kay Johnson
Ellen Morris
Jean Toula
Sally Ward
Shirley Gilbert
Bonnie Bowman
Becky Alderman
Waters
Morris
Toula
Ward
BBC
Smallwood
Korrell
Eader
Dulaney Valley Track Club
Brand
Stridettes
Torrence
Alderman
Frederick Track & Field
Gilbert
Quarles
Strdettes
Bowman
Frederick Track
Korrall
Frederick Track & Feld
Dulaney Valley
American swimmer claims North Africa to Spain crossing
Dave Smith of San Francisco swam from Punta Cires near Ceuta Morocco to Punta Oliveira east of Tarifa in roughly seven and a half hours protected by a 16 by 12 foot wire cage. Two British launches escorted him as he drank fluids and battled currents. He reported stomach cramps near the coast but pressed on to reach Spain.
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Gibraltar
North Africa
Spain
Dave Smith
San Francisco
Punta Cires
Ceuta
Morocco
Punta Oliveira
Tarifa
Smith
Youngest Oldest In Meet Danielson Grelle Victorious In San Diego
In San Diego the San Diego Invitational Track and Field saw Jim Grelle 29 voted athlete of the night after winning the one mile in 3 55.4 as Tim Danielson 18 ran 3 59.4 to break four minutes for the second time by a high schooler. Neill Duggans 25 from Hancock JC was second in 3 56.41 and Dave Bailey of Toronto third in 3 59.1, with George Young clocking 13 40.2 in the 5900 meters and Randy Matson of Texas A&M winning the shot put at 66 11 2.
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San Diego
Calif
Jim Grelle
Tim Danielson
Grelle
Danielson
Chula Vista High School
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Neill Duggans
Birmingham
England
Hancock Junior College
Santa Maria
Dave Bailey
Toronto
Canada
Ergas Leps
Duggans
Compton
Los Angeles
George Young
Ron Clarke
Australia
Clarke
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
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Clark
Point OF Rocks
Mr. Lena
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Exline
Mt Lena
Ray Hartle
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Mt. Lena
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Lucketts
Carl Harper
Bobby Flynn
Joe Poff
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Dennis Ahalt
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Sherman Hasty
Dave Winpigler
Don Shafer
Ron Cline
Fred Karinshax
Joe Hall
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FSK Post
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Ed Roebuck
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Brazil
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Pino
Galleano
Diane
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Cindy Lentz
Diane Deterding
Bonnie Bow- Man
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