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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
14
In a New York morning crowd the Dodgers beat the Mets 9-5 and 4-3 to complete a doubleheader sweep and extend New York’s losing streak to 10. Ron Fairly and Jim Gilliam sparked the comeback in the opener while Swoboda connected for his 13th homer in the seventh. Dodgers starter Claude Osteen improved to 5-6, and New York’s rallies were halted by strong defense and timely clouts from Moon and Smith.
New York pitcher Ford and catcher Ramos combined on a five hitter to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 3-0. Hector Lopez drove in two runs with a two run single in the fourth inning as Roger Maris and Tom Tresh opened the scoring with base hits and a walk. Ford earned his sixth win with six strikeouts while Newman took the loss.
Mt Airy, Germantown, Creagerstown, Brunswick, New Market, Yellow Springs, and Frederick area teams posted Sunday results led by Germantown 11 at Broad Run Taff 6 and Creagerstown 14 at Yellow Springs 3. Upcoming games include Mt Airy at Broad Run Jeff Bolivar at Harmony and Middletown at Bolivar with standings notes for Heart Of Md and Mt Lena divisions.
Montgomery County Mustangs sweep details at Baker Park with a pair of wins 83 91 in a Saturday doubleheader. Several players pace the Falcons offense and pitching with key hits and three home runs noted by local sources.
The page lists local Little League standings, team matchups, and weekly games. Optimist, RF Khne Bier Moore, HB Duvall, Brizer Moore, and other teams appear with wins and losses. Ford is noted as beating the Washington Streeters with a 36 4 record against them.
Yesterday's results include Los Angeles 5 4 New York 2 3 Philadelphia 5 Houston 0 Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco un Milwaukee 4 2 St Louis 2 12 Chicago 9 0 Cincinnati 7 7 Games today feature Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles New York Boston Washington Kansas City Chicago and Oakland in various matchups with notable pitcher and team notes throughout the schedule.
In Kansas City, Chuck Hinton and Vic Davalillo led Cleveland to a 5-2 win in the rain shortened second game of a doubleheader after the Athletics won the opener 8-4. Hinton hit his fifth homer as Cleveland rallied in the second inning, Lee Stange earned his first win, while Camilo Carreon drove in a run with a triple. The opener saw Ken Harrelson belt a three run homer to cap a late A’s rally, extending Oakland’s win streak to three.
Marvin Panch edged Junior Johnson in a fender to fender Dixie 400 duel at Atlanta. Panch won under caution as a spectacular crash near the pits and Johnsons blown engine left him fourth unofficially. Dieringer finished second and Jarrett third.
In a Tri-County League clash Walkersville visits Germantown for a Tuesday game at McCurdy Field starting at 7 pm under the lights. The contest matches two regional programs in a regional league tilt with local interest and fan turnout expected.
Brief listing notes ammo and accessories for reloading, clay birds, targets, and gunsmithing needs. Compact items indicate a shop or catalog segment focused on shooting sports equipment and maintenance gear.
Racing card results list multiple races with purses from 1,400 to 1,600 dollars. Notable entries include Hap's Cap and Sweety in Race 1, Big Tycoon and Auburn Jeep in Race 2, Colony's Pat and Fast Bid in Race 3, and Do The Honors in Race 4. Attendance and handle figures are reported, plus a baseball note: Scott Coulter pitched a one hitter in Mt Airy Little League, with Merchants beating Orioles 10 to 0 and Coulter racking up four hits.
The Thurmont Outlaws defeated the Walkersville Fire Co 11 to 8 Sunday in Walkersville in a Frederick Carroll Softball League game. The schedule notes the Outlaws hosting Meyer's TV of Em-International League results follow with multiple scores including Jacksonville 4 3 Toronto 2 5 Rochester 5 0 Columbus 2 3 Toledo 6 2 Syracuse 3 1 Buffalo 4 3 and Atlanta 2 0.
Vern Law pitched three hits for his fifth straight win and scored the deciding run on Bill Virdon s triple as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants 2-1. Law improved to 5-5, while Willie McCovey hit his 14th homer for the Giants. The Pirates tied the game in the sixth and took the lead on a Bailey steal and Virdon clearance play, with Roberto Clemente drawing a key walk before Bailey scored on Jerry Lynch s sacrifice fly.
Fort Washington will install two 24 pounder siege guns this week on the forts ram parts overlooking the Potomac River. Each cannon weighs nearly three tons and sits on special carriages on granite blocks and iron tracks, built at the Nationals Park Service with guns molded from a pattern by inmates at Lorton reformatory. The weapons, over 10 feet long with a six inch bore, harken to artillery used from 1848 to post Civil War era.
New York Rep. Adam Clayton Powell accused a NAACP lobbyist of requesting he avoid pressed labor discrimination laws arguing the NAACP owes labor a favor. Powell disputed claims and urged stronger union anti discrimination protections.
National Basketball Association president Walter Kennedy fined Philadelphia 76ers star Wilt Chamberlain 750 dollars for a Sports Illustrated piece titled My Life in a Bush League. Kennedy called the article harmful to the league and said it contained many inaccurate statements and wrong premises.
Frederick Track and Field Club girls win at the South Atlantic AAU meet in Baltimore. Tammy Davis wins 100 yards in 11.1 and leads 440-yard relay in 48.9, a meet record, with Phyllis Swann Joyce Davis Kay Johnson. Christie Smallwood claims 880 and 440, Barbara Turner long jump 16-842. Frederick finishes first with 46 points, sixth straight title.
Frank Robinson drove in three and scored twice as the Reds outslugged the Cubs 9-7 in the second game to force a split after a 9-7 opener. Robinson’s two run double highlighted a four run eighth in game two after Pete Rose and Vada Pinson set up the earlier hit. Cubs' Chris Krug, Santo and Williams homered in the opener as Ted Abernathy saved Koonce’s win. Banks extended his extra base hit record with a lead off triple in the fourth. Arrigo took the loss in the opener, Jay the win in game two.
Pleasant Walk players Pleas Walk and Todd Steel led a 8 to 5 game as Lewis, Schroyer, Rowe, Williams, Thayer and Thompson contributed in a back and forth county baseball contest. Each team tallied runs across multiple innings, with notable two hit performances powering Pleasant Walk's offense.
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