Thoroughbred Race Card Results and Attd at McCurdy Field
The script lists nine races with heavy betting and various winners led by First Race entries including Wallow and Music Maker. It notes payouts, claimings, and times for each race, with a concluding attendance of 4761 and handle of 314444, plus details of the Frederick County Junior League all star game where the Eastern Division beat the Western 16-6 at McCurdy Field, led by Tom Gilbert and Steve Laddler.
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Frederick County
McCurdy Field
Tom Gilbert
Walkersville
Steve Laddler
Hyattstown
Ken Talbot
Mark Hawes
Keller
Permington
Sexton
Wiles
Hill
Crum
Gilbert
Burgee
Mills
Horse Races Purse Totals Listed for Nine Races
In a racing card listing for an American League meet the fourth through tenth races are detailed. Entries include horse names, jockeys or connections, and weights or odds where legible, with purses ranging from 1,200 to 2,000 dollars.
Maryland League Standings and Results Snapshot
The Maryland league table shows Walkersville, Mt. Airy, New Market and others with varying records. Sunday results list Germantown beating Walkersville 6 4, New Market over Frederick 3 2, and Brunswick defeating Mt. Airy 8 3 among others. Upcoming games include Frederick at Yellow Springs and Mt. Airy at Walkersville.
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Maryland ST. Ce
Walkersville
Mt. Airy
New Market
Brunswick
Germantown
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Creagerstown
Maught
Cline
R. Lake
Crabbs
James Mt. Airy
Repp. C. Lake
Heart OF MD. League
W. L
Pet. G.B. Harmony
Lucketts
Mt.Lena
Todd Steel
Pleasant Walk
Weddle Harmony
Watkins
Sullivan
National League scores and matchups brief
National League results show Philadelphia edging St Louis 6 to 5 while New York beat Cincinnati 6 to 1. Pittsburgh lost 4 to 2 at Atlanta, San Francisco topped Los Angeles 4 to 2, and Chicago visits Philadelphia. Pitching lines feature Law, Schwall, Maloney, Hands, Buhl, Jackson, Sadecki, and Koufax with noted records.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Law
Schwall
Rustock
Maloney
Houston
Giusti
Chicago
Philadelphia Buhl
Jackson
Sadecki
Los Angeles Koufax
W. L. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Philadel
Rg St. Louis
Gentile Chooses Minor Leagues After Disciplinary Move
Houston AP Jim Gentile veteran first baseman reports to Oklahoma City after signing with the Astros for discipline. He says he loves the game and hopes to attract another major league club. Gentile, 32, paid a 250 dollar fine for tossing his bat in a dispute with an umpire and received a five day suspension.
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Houston
Jim Gentile
Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
Gentile
Astro
Chicago Cubs
Little League Civitan Triumph Over North End 5-3
Ernie Bowens pitched five hits and fanned ten to lead the Civitan club past North End 5-3. Bowens and Bobby DeGrange drove key hits as Civitan rallied with a three-run fourth inning and added runs in the fifth and sixth to seal the win.
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Civitans
Ernie Bowens
North End
Bowens
Civitan
Jimmy Bradley
Bobby DeGrange
Larry Powell
Jimmy Rhoades
Dick Hall
Ronnie Hall
Graff
Bradey
Hammond
Dehaven
Riso Civitans
Ns Worth
D. Hall
R. Hall
Bradiey
Norwood
R. Shattenburg
H. B. Duvall
Moore
East
Frederick Little Teague
Duvall
B-M
Randy Hill
Pat May
Bill Ambrosen
Elks
Oxco
Steve Rinehart
Greg Powell
Mike Travis
Lee Radcliffe
Powell
Oxco Elks Abrhbi
Weedon
Spence
Remus
Rinehart
Radcliffe
Baker
Craw
Maples
Kuehne
Mathews
Travis
1Cook
K Davisc 2000 Betson Lf 2000 Forney
Smith
Byron
Elkson
S—Mathews
Uangleberger
Hill Rise Upsets At Ascot In First England Race
American owned Hill Rise trained in Britain by Noel Murless won the Royal Ascot Rous Memorial Stakes at 20-1, beating British favorite Lilly Season by a head. Silly Season was second with Sweet Moss third, as Hill Rise arrived in Britain three weeks ago from California.
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Ascot
England
Lilly
George A. Pope Jr
California
Bill Rickaby
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Farms
Geoff Lewis
Sweet Moss
Lady Sassoon
Arthur Breasley
United States
Hill Rise
Britain
Noel Murless
Three Way Tie Possible In State League
By Sunday night the Maryland State League may boast a three way tie for first. Mt Airy travels to Walkersville to face the league leaders who lost last week to Germantown. New Market and Mt Airy both sit at 4 2 while Walkersville is 5 1.
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Maryland
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Seaders
Germantown
New Market
Brunswick
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Creagerstown
Heart of
Ruth All Star Teams To Play Tonight
The annual interleague Fred erick Babe Ruth League All-Star game is tonight at McCurdy Field. Game time is 3 30 p m. The Oriole team includes players from Kiwanis Rotary and Ideal Farms while the Senators squad comprises Dairy Maid Shell Oil and Grove Lime Co.
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Frederick
McCurdy Field
Kiwanis
Rotary
Ideal Farms
Oriole
Dairy Maid
Shell Oil
Grove Lime Co
Senators
Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta Opens at Onondaga Lake
Syracuse AP reports 39 crews from 15 colleges compete in the IRA regatta on Onondaga Lake with 15,000 expected spectators. Fil Leanderson's unbeaten Washington varsity is favored for a 10th TRA crown, while Brown Navy Cornell and California pose threats in the three mile race starting at 4 15 p m EDT. Light NW winds and 70s forecast for race day.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Onondaga Lake
Fil Leanderson
Washington Varsity
Brown
Navy
Cornell
California
Penn
Stanford
Wisconsin
Pirates sign 18 year old pitcher from Maryland
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced they have signed Donald D. Messinese, an 18 year old pitcher from Prince Georges County, who pitched for Crossland High School. He was assigned to Salem in the Appalachian rookie league.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Donald D. Messinese
Prince Georges County
Messinese
Crossland High School
Salem
Owens In Hospital In Chicago After Illness
Olympic track star Jesse Owens aged 55 is hospitalized at Michael Reese Hospital for over a week with an upper respiratory condition. Attendants say he is making satisfactory progress and remains a Chicago radio station employee.
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Chicago
Jesse Owens
Owens
Michael Reese Hospital
Record-tying 64 by Rives Me Bee shocks Open play
In San Francisco Rives Me Bee equaled the US National Open course record with a 64 on Friday. The Midland Texas pro said his first name is pronounced Reaves, a fact that surprised locals and players.
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San Francisco
Rives Me- Bee
Reaves
Midland
Tex
Miller Nominated to Coach U S Wrestling Team
Toledo AP The United States Olympic Wrestling Committee nominated Eric Jimmy Miller of Cornell University Friday to coach the U S wrestling team for the 1967 Pan American Games in Winnipeg Canada.
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Toledo
Ohio
United States Olympic Wrestling Committee
Eric
Jimmy) Miller
Cornell University
U.S
Winnipeg
Canada
Saldivar Set for Fourth Defense in Mexico City
Promoter Pablo Ochoa announced Vicente Saldivar of Mexico will make his fourth featherweight title defense on August 7 in Mexico City against Japan’s Mitsunori Seki. Also noted was Lenny Lyles’ ninth NFL season with the Baltimore Colts and the Verrazano Bridge’s first-year tolls and traffic totals in New York.
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Mexico City
Pablo Ochoa
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Japan
Mitsunori Seki
Baltimore
Lenny Lyles
Baltimore Colts
New York City
Verrazano Bridge
Brooklyn
Staten Island
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