Ed Trittipoe moves from coach to school principal in Va
Notes from here and there profile Ed Trittipoe former Frederick High School football player who resigned as head football and baseball coach at Harpers Ferry High School to become principal of Arcola Elementary School in Loudoun County Virginia. The piece also covers NFL TV finances public reaction and regional sports notes including AAU women and girls track meet entries and local baseball and soccer items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Trittipoe
Frederick
Shepardstown College
Harpers Ferry High School
Arcola
Loudoun County
Frederick High
Harpers Ferry
NFL
American Football League
AFL
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Green Bay
Washington
TV Se Osake
CBS
NBC
Dick Brady
Friendship
Baltimore
AAU
Tennessee State University
U.S
Jim Powell
Martinsburg
Handley High School
Bulldogs
Handley
California
Angels
Anahei
Dodger Stadium
Leo Duncan
Walkersville
Maryland
Philadelphia Phillies
Salisbury
American Legion
Shiple
Sporting Goods
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Kauai King Owner Must Claim Derby Trophy
Kauai King’s 20 inch 14 karat gold Derby trophy still unclaimed by owner Mike Ford 37 days after the race. Churchill Downs says Ford declined shipping and prefers to collect in person, with engraving delaying transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Mike Ford
Omaha
Mike
New York
Wathen Knebelkamp
Ford
Gentile Sent to minors. may quit baseball says he’ll leave
Houston Astros inform Jim Gentile of assignment to Oklahoma City after he was ejected for flinging a bat at plate umpire Ed Vargo.NL President Giles fines him 250 dollars and five day suspension. Gentile contends the move and attitude of the club may end his major league career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Houston Astros
Jim Gentile
Oklahoma City
Astro
Grady Hatton
Gentile
Chicago Cubs
Ed Vargo
Castro Valley
Calif
National League
Warren C. Giles
Giles
Phil Piton
National Association of Minor Leagues
Dewey Soriano
Pacific Coast League
Chuck Harrison
Vargo
Belinsky Sent To Coast League By Phillies
Belinsky, 29, sought a trade or minor league assignment and Philadelphia sent him to the San Diego League on 24 hour recall. The left hander, 2-0 this season, played for the Phillies after arriving from the Angels in a Dec 1961 deal for Costen Shockley and Rudy May. He went 4-9 with a 4.83 ERA in 1965, spent time with a rib injury, and was involved in a late game home run mishap against San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego
Belinsky
Phillies
Los Angeles Angels
Costen Shockley
Rudy May
Shockley
May
Gene Mauch
John Quinn
Mauch
Quinn
Trenton NJ
San Francisco Giants
Perry Pitches Giants To 8-0 Victory Over Cubs
Gaylord Perry pitched seven strong innings allowing three hits as the San Francisco Giants blanked the Chicago Cubs 8 to 0 in his first start in 20 days on the disabled list with an ankle injury. Ollie Brown drove in three runs with a first-season double, while Willie McCovey hit his 11th homer as the Giants broke the game open with six runs in the third before Perry and Lindy McDaniel finished the shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Perry
Lindy McDaniel
Cub
Wille McCovey
Ernie Broglio
Ferguson Jenkins
Ollie Brown
Chicago
San Fran
Broglio
Jenkins
Connors
Hoeft
Hundley
McDanie
Haller
Boxing TV revival eyed as six events yearly says Leder
Bob Leder of RKO General Broadcasting says boxing will return to TV on a selective basis. He cites the Griffith Tiger fight and the Griffith Archer bout at Madison Square Garden as successful pilots and notes RKO sold 66 stations with potential for 100. Leder excludes Cassius Clay from future heavyweights bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Leder
Leder
RKO General Broadcasting
RKO General
Madison Square Garden
Lecer
Emile Griffith
Manny Gonzalez
Joey Archer
the Garden
ABC
CBS
NBC
Car
Cassius Clay
Ed Brown Rejoins Baltimore Colts on 1966 Contract
Ed Brown signs a 1966 contract with the Baltimore Colts after joining on waivers the day before the final game against the Rams. He shared quarterback duties with Tom Matte, completing three of five passes including a 68 yard TD with John Mackey to win 20 17 and pull the Colts level with Green Bay atop the Western Conference standings. Brown, 37, begins his 13th NFL season after starring at the University of San Francisco and eight years with the Chicago Bears before arriving in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ed Brown
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
John Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles
Tom Matte
John Mackey
Rams
Colts
Green Bay
University of San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh
Hogan Reflects On Changed Course At Open
Ben Hogan, at 53, returns to the Olympic Club scene of 11 years earlier seeking the National Open. He laments hills and tough rough, doubts his driving, yet draws fans amid a field led by Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player as practice heats up before the 66th Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Olympic Club
U.S. Golf Association
Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player Palmer
Grand Blanc
Mich
Junior League All Stars Named For Frederick County Game
Rosters for the annual Frederick County Junior League All Star game at McCurdy Field Friday night at 8 p.m. list Edwin Wood of Hyattstown as Eastern Division manager and George Blickenstaff of Myersville as Western Division pilot. Eastern Division includes Main's Shopping Center Burgee Esworthy Main Wahl Walkersville Cram Gilbert Fouche Miller Woodsboro Ramsburg Fyock Fogle Cram Hyatistown Wood Shank Sadder Nichols Fort Detrick Lovell McConnell Bronough Gilbert. Western Division includes Harmony Wolfe Pugh Stine Shafer Yellow Sprigs Keller Crabbs Morgan Sen semg Braddock Mott Mill Pennington Wiegand Myersville Sexton Lushbaugh Talbot Wiles Shockstown Hawes Gross Korrell Hanshew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
McCurdy Field
Edwin Wood
Hyattstown
George Blickenstaff
Myersville
Eastern Division
Main's
Burgee
Esworthy
Main
Wahl
Walkersville
Cram
Gilbert
Fouche
Miller
Woodsboro
Ramsburg
Fyock
Fogle
Hyatistown
Wood
Shank
Sadder
Nichols
Fort Detrick
Lovell
McConnell
Bronough
Harmony
Wolfe
Pugh
Stine
Shafer
Keller
Crabbs
Morgan
Braddock
Mott
Mill
Pennington
Wiegand
Sexton
Lushbaugh
Talbott
Wiles
Shockstown
Hawes
Gross
Korrell
Hanshew
Robinsons Best Yankees 8 0 Orioles rout in Baltimore
Frank and Brooks Robinson drove in five runs as the Orioles shut out the Yankees 8 0. Jim Palmer and Eddie Wall combined on a three hit game, Palmer gaining the win. Frank Robinson hit a three run homer in the third and Brooks added a homer in the seventh. New York committed three errors. The win ran Baltimore’s success against New York to 13 of 18 in the last 18 games, with Downing charged in the defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robinson Boys
Frank and
Brooks
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Jim Palmer
Eddie Wall
Frank Robinson
al Downing
Palmer
Luis Aparicio
Pedro Ramos
Frank
New York
Yankees
Stargell Hurt Still Bat Leader in NL
Willie Stargell remains the NL batting leader at .335 before being sidelined by a line drive in batting practice. Roberto Clemente climbs to .330, Curt Flood to .332, while Manny Mota and Felipe Alou drop from the top ranks. Hank Aaron with 20 homers and Maury Wills with 26 steals are nearing notable milestones as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Manny Mota
Felipe Alou
Frank Robinson
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Oliva
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Babe Ruth
Atlanta
Roger Maris
Yanks
Wills
Dodgers
NBA In Color Telecasts Planned by ABC for Next Season
Hollywood AP Roone Arledge said ABC Sports will televise 12 regular season NBA games on Sundays and five playoff games in color next season. This national telecast plan confirms color coverage for marquee Sunday games and postseason broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBA In
Hollywood
Calif
National Basketball Association
ABC TV
Roone Arledge
ABC Sports
Frederick High 1966 Grid Slate Schedule Overview
Frederick High School releases its 1966 football slate. Varsity games at 8 pm mainly at Thomas Johnson High School with 3:30 pm junior varsity starts. Key dates include Sept 9 Loudoun Valley and Sept 23 Boonesboro, Oct 4 Westminster, and Nov 18 Thomas Johnson with several away contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hich School
Thomas Johnson High School
Loudoun Valley
Waynesboro
Boonesboro
N. Hagerstown
Bel Air
S. Hagerstown
Howard County
Westminster
Martinsburg
Thomas Johnson
Glenelg
Boonsboro
Rain Washes Out Red Sox Indians Game In Cleveland
Rain halted the Boston Cleveland game in the fifth after Boston led 4 3. Umpires waited 1 hour 34 minutes before calling it. Boston scored four in the first inning including George Scott's 15th homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Red Sox
Indians
George Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Noel Davis
Virgin Islands
San Juan
Osuna
Davis
Bucky Summers
Astros
Harrison
Kansas City
Orioles
Boyer
Tresh
Coast Loop
Cubs
McCovey
TV Fight
Ried
Lecter
Phil Rodgers
Nicklaus
Player
Boyer Travel Agency
South Market St
Robinsons
Watt
Abrhbr
Aparicio
Richidan
Jogo Richnson
Mantle Cf
Frobinsn
Barker
Snyder
Maris
Brobinsn
Bowens
Pepitone Edoward
Johnson
White
Blair Cf
Gala Etchebra
Downing
Bryan Oh
Blefary Oh
Ramos
Mae
Stargell Hurt
Bosox
MONTE
Philheat
Philips 66
Blue Ridge
Frederick, Md
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!