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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1966

Page

10

Horse Racing Race Cards and Mixed Results Report

A detailed summary of multiple harness and Thoroughbred race results including purses from $1,200 to $1,800, horse names such as Forest Fox One Fee Summer and The Ten Point, plus jockeys and odds. Notable mentions include a daily double payout of $72. Amber and several Maiden and claiming events across four races, with various horses listed and times noted. Also included is news from New York about the US Women's Open field headlined by Carol Mann and rivals at Hazeltine National Golf Club, with Patty Berg among amateurs.

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Ryun and Grelle Focus on Mile at AAU Meet

New York will likely witness its first outdoor sub four minute mile as Ryun 19, from Kansas, and rival Jim Grelle 29, from Oregon, concentrate on the mile at the National AAU Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Meet director Ray Lumpp said Sunday’s Downing Stadium event will feature a 30 runner mile field, eight under four minutes this year.

New York Jim Ryun Kansas Jim Grelle Oregon Ray Lumpp Lumpp Downing Stadium Randalls Island

Maryland infielder Kremer signs with Cleveland Indians

Gerald Kremer a Baltimore native and former Maryland shortstop signed a contract with the Cleveland Indians as part of four draft choices who agreed to terms. The announcement came Monday.

Terp Cleveland Gerald Kremer Baltimore University of Maryland Cleveland Indians

Ideal Farms Rips Shell in Babe Ruth League, 18-3

Ideal Farms routed Shell 18-3 in Babe Ruth League action. Winning pitcher Paul Lindsey drove in five runs with a double and two singles, while Ray Grubb, Larry Wedden, Wayne Hane, Grubb, Lindsey and Ronnie Brown each had three hits. Ideal built six runs in the fourth, seven in the fifth, and four in the sixth. Mike McLeod added two of the five team singles. Other lineup details and field positions are listed in the box score.

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Bear Bryant Collapses At Coaches Clinic

AP reports University of Alabama coach Bear Bryant collapsed during a Pepperdine coaching clinic in Los Angeles after starting a speech. He was taken to View Park Hospital for tests and glucose and oxygen were administered. doctors awaited a diagnosis. Bryant, 160-51-14 career, had led Alabama to 1962 1964 and 1965 national titles and was announced for a Birmingham civic center event in New York.

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Little League stars pace varied night of play

Steve Rhinehart blasted two home runs and a double driving in six as Elks beat Tall Cedars 10 to 7 in American Little League. Ronnie Werking won with six innings of eight hits and three strikeouts. Ray Cook added a homer and Eddie Remus had three singles with two RBIs. Billy Hammond drove in four Cedar runs. Mike Doyle pitched 12-3 East Frederick win. Alonzo Carroll hit three homers for the Breakfast Optimist. synchronize

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Alarde Stops Watanabe For Junior Welter Title

Recky Alarde of the Philippines defeated Makoto Watanabe of Japan by KO at 1:04 of the eighth round to win the Orient junior welterweight championship. Chevy Wins Bill Stratton drove in the winning run with a fly in the eighth as Damascus Chevy defeated Montgomery Methodists 9-8 in the Damascus Slow Pitch League opening the second half. Tonight Lucketts hosts Mt Airy in Heart of Maryland League action at 8 p.m.

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