Homers Back Kaat Hurling For Twins Win
Jim Kaat pitched four hits as the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 3-1. Don Mincher and Zoilo Versalles hit solo homers, backing Kaat in a three game set rubber match. Mincher doubled as part of a shifting lineup while Harrelson started for Chicago.
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Chicago . AP
Jim Kaat
Don Mincher
Zalo Versailles
Jed Minnesota
Chicago
Twins
Pace Pale Hose
Mincher
Sam Vele
Minnesota
Joel Harlen
Wincher
Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Rich Rollins
Sandy Valdespino
Bob Allison
L—Horlen
Mancher
Cater
Duvall powers 15 3 win over Breakfast Optimist in LL action
H B Duvall led East Frederick Little League to a 15 3 victory over Breakfast Optimist. Randy Hill earned the win with a four hitter while walking six and fanning eight, adding a double and three singles. Jimmy Wood ward driving in three runs with a double and single. Optimist’s Alonzo Carroll started, replaced by Jerry Colliflower in the third, and Mike Cole finished as Duvall left hitters stranded with timely hits and solid defense.
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H. B. Duval
Breakfast Optimist
East Frederick
Randy Hill
Hill
Jimmy Woodward
Alonzo Carroll
Jerry Colliflower
Mike Cole
Colliflower
Carroll Steve Oland
Jerry Rollins
Duvall & Optimist
Daves
Cullen
Weller
Bracht
Bonner
Fisher
Swan
Wetworth
Lawson
Mingigler
Hartsock Cf
Kennedy
Ralins
Main's Shipley's Win In City Loop
Main's and Shipley's each secured wins in the City Softball League last night with dominant pitching and timely hitting. Jim Blank tossed a two hitter and hit a two run homer to lift Main's to a 6-0 win over Cozy Corner, their fourth consecutive victory. Shipley's topped American Optical 7-1 behind Earl Lenhart and solid hitting led by Jim Burall's triple. Standings show Economy Oil 6-0-1, Shipley's 4-3, Main's 4-3, Cozy Corner 2-4, American Optical 1-7.
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Shipley’s
Jim Blank
Main
Cozy Corner
Blank
Hulk Blackston
Gerry Beacht
Baldy Baer
Cozy
Earl Lenhart
American Optical
Shipley
Jim Burall
White
Lenhart
Cline
B. Blank
D. Baker
Smith
Clark
Snowden
Heiner
W. L. Pet
Late Sports Auto Lost To Flames
A late model sports car owned by Pete Kimmel near Ridgeville was destroyed by fire yesterday at Pheasant Ridge Mobile Estates. An accelerator sticking caused the engine to flame, and Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company spokesman said the car was a total loss.
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Mt. Airy
Menke Returns From Disabled List With Braves
Milwaukee slugger Denny Menke, sidelined since May 13 by a severe right knee injury in a home plate collision, was reinstated Thursday returning the Braves to a full 25 man roster. Surgery was not required.
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Milwaukee
Denny Menke
Milwaukee Braves
Menke
Jim Pagliaroni
Pittsburgh
Cornell Crew Coach Modest Before Showdown
Syracuse AP dispatch reports Cornell varsity crew favored to win the 63rd Intercollegiate Rowing Championships on Onondaga Lake with California and Washington as top challengers. Coach Harrison Sanford demurs on outcome while acknowledging Navy and Wisconsin could upset. 39 crews from 15 colleges compete in three-mile races starting 2 p.m. EST with favorable mid 70s weather forecast.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Harrison Sanford
Cornell
California
Onondaga Lake
Sanford
Washington
Big Red
Navy
McCarver Fined and Suspended After Ejected Game
St. Louis catcher Tim McCarver was fined 100 dollars and suspended for two days after an argument with plate umpire Ed Vargo on Wednesday night at St. Louis. Cardinal relief pitcher Barney Schultz was fined 50 dollars for allegedly throwing at Pittsburgh’s Donn Clendenon in the same game.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinal
Tim McCarver
Ed Vargo
Cardinal
Barney Schultz
Pittsburgh
Donn Clendenon
Packers Sign Bill Symons Sixth NFL Pick
Packers announce the signing of University of Colorado halfback Bill Symons, their sixth choice in the NFL draft last December 8. Also notes scratches on Shenandoah Downs racing card and general land-use claim on soil conservation benefits.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay Packers
University of Colorado
Bill Symons
Shenandoah Downs
Dan
Arlette W
Frederick County Tops Non Suburban MD in Bank Deposits
Frederick County leads Maryland non suburban counties in bank deposits with 111 427 800 dollars according to Federal Reserve figures. Only four suburban counties of Montgomery Prince Georges Baltimore and Anne Arundel exceed it, while Allegany Washington and Carroll trail behind and Howard trails last. The Frederick Chamber of Commerce notes deposits reflect production funds and business profits, and states Frederick County is highest among non metropolitan counties.
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Prince Georges
Baltimore
Ann Arundel
Washington
Allegany
Federal Reserve
Allegany County
Washington County
Frederick
Carroll County
Garrett County
Howard County
County Grants Permits For New Buildings
Eight county construction permits totaling 73610 were issued by county and state authorities at the assessment office on Thursday. Top permit was for a 20000 brick veneer home on Jefferson Boulevard for Skyline Estate Inc of Frederick. Other approvals include a 14000 frame and brick home on Md 194 at Ladiesburg for Russell M Matthew, a 10000 frame house on Md 77 east of Old Frederick Road for Ernest W Staub, a 9000 prefabricated home on Quebec School Road for Marshall M Brandenburg, a 16000 home improvement on Old Annapolis Road for George B Delaplaine Jr, a 4000 three room addition for Bruce McFayden on Md 80 Urbana, a 310 carport for J Wesley Kelley on Hollew Road, and a 300 screened porch for Glenn H Favorite on U S 40 west of Rock Creek Drive.
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Jefferson Boulevard
Barnes Road
Skyline Estate, Inc
Frederick
Ladiesburg
Russell M. Matthew
RFD
Keymar
Frederick Road
Ernest W. Staub
Rocky Ridge
Quebec School
Picnic Woods
Marshall M. Brandenburg
Middletown
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Annapolis Road
MD. 7
Bruce McFayden
MD. 80
Urbana
J. Wesley Kelley
Hollew Road
Baltimore
Glenn H. Favorite
U.S. 40
Rock Creek Drive
Line Scores Highlight Pirates and Cardinals Pitching Duel
The Pirates and Cardinals played to a 4 to 2 final as Gibson and Woodeshick combined on the mound for St Louis while Law earned the win. Starling Gelinski hit a solo homer for Pittsburgh. In a separate update, John Olerud of Auburn and Marty Pattin of Charleston signed contracts with the Los Angeles Angels after being drafted.
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LOS Angeles
John Olerud
Auburn
Wash
Marty Pattin
Charleston
Los Angeles Angels
Gilburg agrees with Colts for 1965 season
Baltimore Colts announce reserve lineman and punter Tom Gilburg has signed his contract for the 1965 NFL season. In Cleveland, the Indians announce the signing of their No. 4 draft choice William Perry, an 18 year old left handed hitting outfielder from Palatka Florida. The team did not disclose the bonus amount.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Bill Shortie
Tulsa Sports Association
Baugh
Houston Oilers
Gilburg
Baltimore
Tom Gilburg
Baltimore Colts
Indians
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
William Perry
Palatka
Fla
Perry
Fatal Bruns wick crash prompts $74,500 in suits
A Brunswick attorney filed three related damage suits totaling $74,500 arising from a March 27 fatal crash on Souder Road. The drivers alleged negligent curve handling by Paul Kline Itt caused a car to strike a tree, killing Frances Cooper and injuring four others including two of Maude Schaeffer’s daughters.
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Atty
Edwin F. Nikirk
Souder Road
Brunswick
Paul Kline
Kline
Coopers
Maude L. Schaeffer
North Maple Avenue
Bonnie E. Schaeffer
Carroll County Groups Endorse College Plans
Carroll County planning groups endorsed a proposed two year community college to open in 1966. Dr. Samuel M. Jenness explained funding would be shared by county and state for tuition. Classes would use current school buildings until land and facilities are ready.
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Carroll County
Board of Education
Carroll County Planning and Zoning Commission
The
Economic Development Commission
Samuel M. Jenness
Jenness
George A. Grier
Athlete's Foot Treatment Promises Rapid Relief
A promotional note from Mercer’s Drug Store touts an instant diminishing remedy for athlete's foot. It claims itch and burn ease within minutes, skin renewal in days, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied within one hour.
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Mercer’s
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