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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1965

Page

7

Little League Ends in Explosive Sixth In East Frederick Play

Little League showdown saw H B Duvall last night surviving a four run sixth inning burst to lift Little League Bitzer and Moore to a 10 to 8 victory in East Frederick. Terry Palm earned the win with eight hits aided by Daryl May who drove in three runs and Tomlin who went 3 for 4. Gene Tomlin and Tommy Jones each drove in two as Duvall’s team posted a strong late rally.

Bitzer Moore H. B. Duvall Frederick Terry Palm Palm Daryl May Gene Tomlin Tommy Jones Jones Woodward Parker Thomas Tomlin C. Jones Fisher Beacht T.jones Winpigier Renn Witworth Wes Gitter-Moore Duvall

Utah Recommended For Ski Olympics

Spokane AP reports the United States Ski Association endorsed Salt Lake City Utah as the site for the 1972 Winter Olympics pending IOC approval. The endorsement came from the association's national ski study group during its four day annual meeting.

Spokane Wash United States Ski Association Salt Lake City Utah International Olympic Committee Association National

Aguirre Shuts Down Kansas City in Detroit Victory

Hank Aguirre pitched Detroit to a 3-1 win over the Athletics, improving to 8-2 as Detroit extended its winning streak to six. Ken Harrelson homered for KC in the fourth, one of three KC hits, while Aguirre drove in the third run with a seventh-inning double.

Detroit Hank Aguirre Kansas City Athletics Tigers Ken Harrelson Aguirre Mike Hersberger Jerry Lumpe O'Donoghue Stock Dickson Lachemann Moore W—Aguirre L—O'donoghue Harrelson

Namath Cleared to Play Jets Opener

Jets quarterback Joe Namath, a $400000 signee, was pronounced ready to play as training camp opens July 15 after Dr James A Nicholas orthopedic consultant noted no remaining knee issues. Namath, who had knee surgery January 25, will move to New York next week and train at Shea Stadium before camp begins.

NEW York Joe Namath New York Jets James A. Nicholas Jets Alabama Namath New York S Beaver Falls Shea Stadium

Sunday Baseball Tri County League Matchups

Sunday games feature Middletown at Bolivar Repp Sullivan Doubs at Harmony Cline Walkersville at Thurmont Curry and Frederick at Yellow Springs Angleberger Maught Germantown at Creagerstown Lipps James New Market at Brunswick Lake C Lake Mt Airy at Broad Run Jeff Watkins Heart of MD League Frederick at Mt Airy Weddle Todd Steel at Lucketts George Mt Lena at Pleasant Walk Baker.

Middletown Bolivar Repp Sullivan Doubs Harmony Cline Walkersville Thurmont Curry Maryland ST. League Frederick Yellow Springs Angleberger Heart OF MD. League Mt. Airy Weddle Todd Steel Lucketts George Mt

Brunswick Girl Injured By Auto In Evanston

Miss Eva Bryan daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bryan of Brunswick suffered pelvic injuries a broken hip and multiple cuts when struck by a car while crossing a street in Evanston Illinois She is reported in satisfactory condition at an Evanston hospital and will be hospitalized for several weeks. She is a Northwestern University student.

Eva Bryan James Bryan Brunswick Evanston Ill Miss Bryan Northwestern University

Former County Resident Recalls Historic Names

Former Frederick County residents recall early 1900s figures and businesses after reading Judge Delaplaine's Maryland history. The piece notes Bentztown Bard era names such as General L. Victor Baughman and Dr. Charles H. Conley, plus local stores, railways, and judges tied to Middletown and Frederick communities.

Glenn A. Main SR Botetourt County Virginia Fincastle Frederick County Maryland Judge Delaplaine Frederick McKinsey Bentztown Roger Middletown L. Victor Baughman General Baughman A. S. Abell The Baltimore Sun Maryland State Police Treasury of Baughman Austin L. Crothers Mr. Smith Braddock Heights George Anderson Frederick Fair Fair Grounds Patrick and Carroll Streets Joseph D. Baker Baker Citizens National Bank Baker Park J. Grove Mr. Grove Reformed Church Reformed Chapel Apple Miriam Apple John D. Hendrickson Hendrickson North Market Street R. Ames Hendrickson Lowenstein & Wertheimer Charles Wertheimer Albert Pearre Pearre A. C. McCardell McCardell Roy Koogle S. Leslie Shafer William C. Birely William C.birely Francis Scott Key Monument Association Potomac Edison Company Jacob M. Birely Orphans’ Court North Market Church Streets Robert A. Kemp Comany Kemp Clifton Milton G. Urner Urner Congress Hammond Urner Maryland Court of Appeals Glenn H. Worthington Worthington H. Kieffer Delauter

Giants Sign Crespino For 1965 Tight End Role

New York Giants announce the signing of Bob Crespino for the 1965 season. With Aaron Thomas moving to flanker and Frank Gifford retired, Crespino is seen as a leading candidate for the tight end position.

NEW York Bob Crespino New York Football Giants Aaron Thomas Frank Gifford Crespino

County Teacher Remembered After 48 Years of Service

Charles L. Blentlinger a Frederick County school teacher and principal for 48 years was honored at a Point of Rocks PTA reception. Also recognized were teachers Eugenia Deener Margaret Spurrier and custodian Mamie Poemroy with pins or plaques. Dr Eugene Pruitt praised Blentlinger and school staff received acknowledgments from supervisors.

Charles L. Blentlinger Frederick County Point of Rocks Spurrier Poemroy Eugene Pruitt Blentlinger Janice Wickless Alice Love Louise Thompson Harry Landis Raritan Club Raritan International

Emmitsburg Educators Attend National Home Economics Parley

Two members of St. Joseph's High School Emmitsburg home economics department Sister Madeleine and Sister Colette D C attend the National Catholic Council on Home Economics convention in Atlantic City starting today. The two day meeting features a Peace Corps home economist and a symposium on the role of home economics in alleviating world hunger. They will also stay on for the American Home Economics Association convention next week.

St. Joseph’s High School Emmitsburg National Catholic Council On Home Economics Atlantic City Madeleine D. C Colette Peace Corps Corp American Home Economics Association

Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds List

A grouped notice lists marriage licenses for multiple couples including Leslie Tobery and Charlotte Wolfe, David Flohr and Patricia Nune maker, Edward Spurrier and Shirley Smith, and others. It also itemizes numerous property deeds transferring parcels and properties among individuals and companies, naming buyers, sellers, and counties or cities involved.

Leslie Alan Tobery Middletown Charlotte L. Wolfe Myersville David L. Flohr Union Bridge Patricia L. Nunemaker Thurmont Robert W. House Jefferson Judith Ann Kuhn Smithsburg Charles Edward Robertson Linda Joyce Eavey Edward Linwood Spurrier Brunswick Shirley M. Smith Burkittsville Robert J. Wetzel Mary Lou Ott Emmitsburg Kenneth Ray Jordan Mary Jane Carmack Frederick Jerry T. Kephart Judith A. Hewitt Plainfield N. J George Franklin Hamerick Juanita Louise Athey Larry James Bohn Rocky Ridge Anna Viola Colbert Woodsboro Albert F. Runkles Mary Y. Petre Mount Airy Allen G. Brown Preston L Florence R. Martin Gladys Lydia Martin Potomac Edison Company Richard F. Kline Marie Dixon Young Byron E. Hartzler Daniel D. Hartzler Nettie E. Stottlemyer Richard M. Smith LeGore Lime Company Thomas Dorsey State Roads Commission Clamon G. Crampton M. Kathleen Rice Robert L. Marsh Sr Howard J. Zimmerman Noble Earl Denton Jr Morgan Keller, Inc Russell IL Linton Lee A. Eckard George B. Moxley Vane S. Eyler al Ito Jeannette Marie Eyler Bussard Howard Fred Bernhard Howard J. Smith Naomi L. Long Io Wiliam E. Hall Melvin C. Keyser Larry L. Howard Jesse B. Harne Ernest R. Harne Arthur H. Huffer Glenn R. Kinna Joseph P. Bell LeRoy W. Haines Teathian A. Blake Jr Elmer G. Martin Irvin Ronald Nunamaker

Washington County Hospital Births Drop

HAGERSTOWN AP Births at Washington County Hospital declined over 10 percent in the past year. County health officer Dr Crosby D Greene says there is no clear reason for the drop.

Red Cross Volunteer Work Opens for Teen Girls in Frederick

The Red Cross invites girls 13 and older to a non medical Community Service Course at 22 South Market St beginning Monday 10 AM to 12 noon. Mrs Marion Comer leads the orientation, uniforms provided, no charge. Visits to Vindobona and Frederick Convalescent Nursing Homes follow Tuesday and Wednesday, with senior members offered bridging and Home Nursing options.

Red Cross South Market St Marion Comer Vindobona Frederick Convalescent Nursing Homes Orienta

Coaches vote to back NCAA ban on AAU events

Berkeley Calif AP reports college track coaches approve a ban on collegians competing in the AAU national championships next week. The vote totals 66 for and 25 against after an earlier motion to lift the ban was tabled 60 to 36.

Berkeley Calif Amateur Athletic Union

MU To Back Hospital In Baltimore Area

The University of Maryland regents learned the federal government will contribute 5.4 million dollars toward a Baltimore hospital building. Dr. Albin D. Kuhn said construction can begin next summer in two phases, with the first six stories costing 11.7 million and 6.2 million already appropriated by the legislature. The text also notes the trotting mare Proximity was bought for 500 dollars and earned 252,390 dollars.

College Park, Md University of Maryland Regents Baltimore Albin D. Kuhn Kuhn

Eagles Sign Woorleshick and Mack to 1965 Football Deals

Philadelphia AP reports the Eagles signed fullback Tom Woorleshick and flanker back Bill Redi Mack to 1965 contracts. Also noted, jockey Bobby Assers became the first rider to win 50 races at Aqueduct this spring.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Eagles Tom Woorleshick Bill Redi Mack Bobby Assers Aqueduct

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