Frederick Legion shortstop Tommy Bichy back on team
Tommy Bichy returns to the Frederick American Legion squad after missing much of last season with a knee injury. He shifts from second base in 1962 to shortstop this season, replacing Bill Franklin, and previously played for the University of Maryland freshmen team. Gene Long leads a youth petition to extend Culler Lake fishing season and allow 16 year olds to fish, with catch-and-release rules. The Maryland State Trap Shoot at Thurmont on June 21-22 offers 35 trophies and multiple traps across a large field setup.
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Tommy Bichy
American Legion
Bichy
Bill Franklin
University of Maryland
Gene Long
Frederick
Culler Lake
Gene
Maryland
Thurmont
United States
Bucky Summers
Legion Club
Frederick Hustlers
Ricky
Babe Ruth League
Legion
Timber rattler tale and shootout details in Gray County
The report notes a record turnout and announces coverage for the Eastern Zone Shoot July 25 26 27 28. It recounts Gary Linton of Yellow Springs who killed a timber rattler 32 inches long with 13 rattles after spotting it on a path near his future home. The snake contained a half grown squirrel.
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Gary Linton
Pete Keefer
Yellow Springs
Gary
Bulls
Frederick
Malzone Leads Red Sox Past Senators 7-5
Malzone delivered a three run homer driving in the decisive runs as Boston defeated the Washington Senators 7-5. The Red Sox built a lead behind strong hitting from Malzone and support from teammates including Caler and Stuart while the Senators fought back but fell short.
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Boston
Pee Head
Jim Stop Hurls Springers To Win
A race win for Jim Stop, landing a $149,006 purse at Bolivar. The page notes the event amid scattered OCR fragments mentioning sprinters, track action, and Garden Park location.
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Jim
Birds Top Yankees To Halt Skid In 7-3 Rain Shortened Game
Cardinals beat Phillies 7-3 in a rain shortened game called after 52 innings. Flood led off with a single and stolen base as St Louis surged in the first inning with four runs to move back into first place ahead of Los Angeles pending Dodger game results. Oliver hit a homer for St Louis while Sievers and Averill homered for Philadelphia.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia — Phillies
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Houston
Curt Flood
Phillie
Chris Short
Dick Groat
Flood
Roy Sievers
Bill White
Charley James
George Altman
Julian Javier
Dallas Green
Philadelphia
SU. Louis
Green
Duren
Hamilton
Dalrymple
Broglie
Oliver
W — Broglie
L—Short
Sievers
Averill
Orioles Rally Past Yankees to Narrow AL Lead
Baltimore overcame a 4-2 deficit with a decisive seventh inning led by Brooks Robinson and a two run single. Robinson’s line drive with two out and the bases loaded proved the key hit as the Orioles beat the Yankees 5-4. Barber earned the win with relief help from Hall.
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NEW York
Baltimore Orioles
Brooks Robinson
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago
Robinson
Orioles
Bill Kunkel
Whitey Ford
Luis Aparicio
Joe Gaines
Jim Gentile
Clete Bover
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Elston Howard
Yanks
Gaines
Gentile
Boyer
Groumier
Jerry Adair
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Adair
Barber
Dick Hall
Cleveland Indians Extend Win Streak With 5-3 Over Detroit
Willie Kirkland belted a two run homer to power Cleveland to a seventh straight victory as Jack Kralick won his fifth decision since joining from Minnesota. Kaline led Detroit with three hits and his 15th homer as the Tigers dropped their 11th in 22. Indians benefit from timely hits and Detroit errors in the fourth.
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Detroit
RPY
Cleveland Indians
Willie Kirkland
Detroit Tigers
Jack Kralick
Indians
Minnesota
al Kaline
Kirkland
Max Alvis
Tiger
Cleveland
Kralick
Azcue
Regan
Anderson
Freehan
W — Kraick
Kaline
Mays Delivers 10th Inning Homer Beats Cubs 2 1
Willie Mays belted a 10th inning homer powering the San Francisco Giants past the Chicago Cubs 2 1 at Candlestick Park. Billy O Del drew the win while Dick Ellsworth took the loss as F alou homered for Chicago. The Giants stay within two games of the Dodgers in the NL pennant race.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Billy O'Dell
Chicago Cubs
Mays
Dick Ellsworth
Giants
Feline Alou
Candlestick Park
Fragmentary OCR Notice Reflects Names and Place Mentions
Fragmented text lists several names and possible places with unclear relations. The legible fragments include references to Mrs Ware Tate and a person named Davis Ireletr and a potential event or listing involving a broken arm. The overall meaning and context remain unreadable.
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DE Truit
Ware Tate
Davis Ireletr
Adel
Tony
Palmer Regains Touch In Thunderbird Tie For Lead
Arnold Palmer revived title hopes with a 67 in the Thunderbird Golf Classic first round tying Iowa rookie Jack Rule for the lead. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player shared the next group at 69, while Ben Hogan and others posted solid scores at Westchester Country Club ahead of next week’s U S Open.
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Associated Press
Harrison
Arnold Palmer
Jack Rule
Iowa
Jack Micklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Palmer
Player
Ber
Hogan
Rule
Bill Eggers
Henderson
Nev
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Gay Brewer, Jr
Dallas
Westchester Country Club
Brookline
Mass
Stan Leonard
al Balding
Charlie Sifford
Moon Mullins
Dick Hart
Phil Rodgers
Paul Harney
al Geiberger
Frank Stranahan
Dan Sikes
Art Wall
Story of Charlie Sifford Odds Against Me
Charlie Sifford recalls facing racial barriers as he pursued professional golf. He cites lack of sponsors and tour bans in many venues, including Greensboro Wilmington Miami, with no support to compete regularly. He says he plays for his race and endure constant pressure from segregation on the tour.
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Charlie Sifford
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Harrison
N.Y
API
Charlie Sifford Qureduye
Guts
Palmer
Nicklaus God Tomicht
Ars
Taborer
Herbie Chie
Tarzan
Greensboro
Wilmington
North Carolina
Miami
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Memphis
Pensacola
Mobile
Baton Royce
Neiman Cat
AAU asks NCAA for end to amateur sports dispute
The Amateur Athletic Union urged President of the NCAA to end the quarrel over amateur sports and form a united front for 1964 Olympic Games and other major international events. AAU President Fisher proposed talks with NCAA to offer a cooperative approach, amid MacArthur directive to remove all barriers from open competition.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Logis
Fisher
Hich Point
NAC
AAU
R. F. Ray
State University of Iowa
NCAA
Wth
NCA
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Kennedy
Tian Croups
Olympics Sports Study Governs Participation and Tests
A long report discusses Olympic eligibility and testing for athletes, detailing medical records, examinations, and selection procedures. Co sponsors include Dr Jasph B Woufle and others, with plans to start operations on a pilot basis using volunteers from several countries.
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ST. Mel
Jasph
Valley Forte Heart
Wosgntal
Norris van
Pa Wolffe
Pred
Grosepee la Caa of
Rome
U.S. Stops Iran in Davis Cup Play
The United States using second-string players took a 2-0 lead over Iran in the Davis Cup first-round American Zone. Eugene Scott, 26, beat Reza Akbari in straight sets and Allen Fox defeated Taghi Akbari in straight sets at Farahabad Stadium watched by the Shah and Empress Farah with about 3,000 spectators.
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Tehran
Iran
United States
Eugene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Scott
Reza Akbari
Fox
Reza
Taghi
Tran
Farahabad
Farah
Late Baseball Clash: Kansas City vs Minnesota Folds in 3-Game Run
In a high scoring game, Kansas City trailed 9 3 to Minnesota 10 3 after five innings, then Minnesota rallied with Allen hitting three home runs. Perry earned the win for Minnesota while Drabowsky took the loss. Ed Edwards, Kaat, Battey and Zimmerman also contributed pitchers.
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Kansas City
Minnesota
Tex
Drabowsky
Fischer
Edwards
Perry
Kaat
Battey
Zimmerman
W — Perry
L—Drabowsky
Allen
Frederick Legion Here On Saturday Invades McCurdy Field
Hampstead brings American Legion District 2 action to Mr Curdy Field on Saturday at 1 30 p m Frederick Post 1689 Frederick is 1 6 in district play after beating Thurmont last week and defending champion Coz Corner softball team headlines a 8 p m double header at Mc Curdy Field
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Hampstead
Curdy
American Legion
Frederick
Thurmont
Coz Corner
Sofibal
McCurdy Field
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Tokyo
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