Fourteen Local Girls Enter National AAU Track Meet
Frederick Track and Field Club sends fourteen athletes led by Kay Johnson and Christy Smallwood to the National AAU Track Meet at Thomas Johnson High School stadium Thursday through Saturday. Team members include Diane Waters Ellen Morris Sally Ward Becky Alderman Diane Deterding Nancy Korrell Teresa Kline Bonnie Bowman Cindy Lintz. The 1966 Maryland State Trapshooting Championship runs June 23–26 at Thurmont, with nearly 400 shooters and 48 trophies across 16 yd, double, handicap and Olympic events.
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Frederick
Thomas Johnson High School
United States
Kay Johnson
Christy Smallwood
Diane Waters
Ellen Morris
Sally Ward
Becky Alderman
Diane Deterding
Nancy Korrell
Teresa Kline
Bonnie Bowman
Cindy Lintz
Jim Gilford
Ralph Taylor
Keedysville
Amateur Trapshooting Association
Thurmont
Frederick Track and Field Club
Thomas Johnson High
State Target Championships and Four Day Trap Shoot Preview
Raymond Halley Baltimore led Class B with 100 and 98x100, Gilbert Stansbury Sykesville topped Class C, and Donald Goldsmith Hughesville won Class D. The meet features State Doubles Friday and Olympic Target Championships, with Saturday’s 200 16-yard event deciding the State Singles titles for Men Women and Juniors. Defending champions Casper Clough Delores Riley Bobby Mazzolini, all from Maryland, crowned in their divisions. A Congression al Trophy will be awarded by Charles Mathias to the hi gun in the 200 target contest. The four day meet closes Sunday with the State Handicap Championship. Other trophies include 48 awards across ATA and Maryland State events, with top All Around trophy to the high combined score. Linda Delauter Jane Toula Marty Newell assist as Coach Jack Griffin prepares girls on rubberized track. Marie Mulder Madeline Manning Charlotte Cook challenge in 440 and 880 events. Entries exceed 470 from 28 states, including 95 Californians, 56 New Yorkers, 48 Pennsylvanians, 31 Ohioans, 30 Michiganders, 24 Marylanders, plus Canadians and others.
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Maryland
Thur Mont
Amateur
Raymond Halley
Baltimore
Gilbert Stansbury
Sykesville
Donald Goldsmith
Hughesville
Michael
Aberdeen
Casper Clough
Price
Delores Riley
Bobby Mazzolini
Wheaton
Charles Mathias
John Stevens
Joppatowne
Amateur Trapshooting Association
A.T.A
Dou
Linda Delauter
Jane Toula
Marty Newell
Jack Griffin
Griffin
Christy
Nancy
Marie Mulder
Madeline Manning
Charlotte Cook
Dick Brady
Frederick
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Marichal Wins Bth 13th Game In Comeback Victory
Juan Marichal allowed 10 hits and 3 home runs but became the first major league pitcher with 13 wins this season as the San Francisco Giants rallied from a 4-3 deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 7. Hart Haller and Marichal drove key runs, with Brown and Lanier contributing in the seventh.
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Chicago
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Marichal
Ernie Banks
Randy Hundley
Byron Browne
Giants
Ollie Brown
Hal Lanier
Tom Haller
Haller
San Fran
Hands
Jenkins
Elsworth
Estrada
Handley
L—Hands
Hart
Hundley
Brown
Detroit Defeats Senators 5-2 in turnstile win
Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 5-2 as Jim Northrup drove in two with a first inning two run triple and Norm Cash and Normash added run scoring singles. Denny McLain earned his 11th win, facing Diego Segui before relief.
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Washington
Jim Northrup
Normash
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
McLain
Paul Casanova
Epie Cenan
Don Blasingame
Tigers
Diego Segui
Dick McAuliffe
Cash
al Kaline
Northrup
Detroit
Freehan
Segui
Humphreys
Lines
Dakworth
Cox
Camilli
Casanova
Wo McLain
L—Segui
Bateman Drives in Four as Astros Top Dodgers 7 4
John Bateman had four RBIs including a bases loaded double to lift Houston past Los Angeles 7 4. Sonny Jackson and Jim Lefebvre homered early, Bateman’s sixth inning double broke a tight game, and Jackson added the RBI single after Morgan stole second.
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Houston
John Bateman
Los Angeles
Bateman
Bob Miller
Sonny Jackson
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Astros
Dodger
Don Sutton
Joe Morgan
Jackson
Reniff saves day as Yanks split doubleheader
Hal Reniff pitched 5 2 3 innings of one hit relief and started a five run seventh inning rally with a single as the New York Yankees beat Baltimore 8-3 in the second game of a Tuesday doubleheader. Tom Tresh homered to tie, while Joe Pepitone Elston Howard and Clete Boyer added key two out hits. In the opener Frank Robinson leapt to rob Roy White of a game winning three run homer in the ninth, saving Baltimore in a 7-5 win.
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NEW York
Hal Reniff
Yankees
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Roy White
Orioles
Victo
Fritz Peterson
Boog Powell
Tom Tresh
Reniff
Mickey
Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Clete Boyer
Robinson
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Houk
Hank Soar
York
Aparicio
Tresh
Soto Snyder
Richrdsn
Bunker
Syoaoa Clarke
Drabosky
Hamilton
Watt
Booo Ramos
Smiller
Schofield
Coo
White
Loe
Stottlemyre
Aparicia
Pepitone
Powell
Richidsn
Frobinsn
Mantle Cf
Brobinsn
Barker
Bowens
Maris Rt
Djohnson
Allt Blair
E Howard
Etchelem
Boyer
Bertaina
White Ifatta
Brabendr
Peterson
Bretary
Renitt
Dhaill
Newey
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S—Peterson
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BBSO
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D.hatl
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B.robinson
D-Hall
Brabender
Photos By Nelson Brooks Highlight Local Track Meet Entry
At the School stadium next week the National AAU Track Meet will be staged with Christy and Nancy among 14 local girls entered to compete.
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Nelson Brooks
Christy
Nancy
Masters For Casper
SAN FRANCISCO AP Bill Casper a two time U S Open champion aims to win the Masters. The Pea cock Gap, California golfer credits his Mormon faith and new inner strength for a push toward Augusta while reflecting on past Opens and his place in golf history.
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Bill Casper
U.S. Oper
Peacock Gap
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Casper
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Dolphins Lose Coach Before First AFL Practice
Miami is without a Dolphins pass receiving coach as Ralph Hawkins resigned to join Tom Cahill at Army. Hawkins said he wanted to return to college football, prompting his departure before Miami’s AFL preparations.
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Dolphins
Miami, Fla
Miami Dolphins
Ralph Hawkins
Dolphin
Tom Cahill
Army
Ralph
Wilson
Polphin
Frederick Brunswick Legion Game Tonight Battle for District 2 Lead
The Francis Scott Key Post of Frederick faces Steadman Keenan Post of Brunswick at 6 p.m. in Brunswick with first place on the line. Frederick sits undefeated in league play while Brunswick is 2 1 in district action. Brunswick may start Paul Barker or Frank Jewell on the mound and Frederick may start Ron Hart or Audie Murphy.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Steadman - Keenan
Brunswick
Scott Key
Paul Barker
Frank Jewell
Ron Hart
Audie Murphy
Big League Expansion Rumors Stir White Sox and Oakland
Washington Star reports NL could expand to 12 teams next season with Milwaukee back and Oakland joining, while AL may add Seattle New Orleans San Diego and Dallas in 1968. NL president Giles dismisses plans. Finley denies knowledge. Cronin calls talk speculative. Oakland stadium plans loom as population grows.
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Washington
Washington Star
Milwaukee
Oakland
Seattle
New Orleans
Sant Diego
Dallas
Morrie Siegel
St. Louis
Siegel
Cincinnati
Warren C. Giles
National League
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
A’s
Kansas City
San Francisco Giants
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Boston
Joe Cronin
American League
Cronin
Chicago
San Francisco
Native Prince Named Top 2-Year-Old Colt of Year
New York AP reports Native Prince earned No. 1 ranking among 2-year-old colts after four victories and a third in five starts in the season’s first vote by racing secretaries of member tracks in the Thoroughbred Racing Associations.
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New York
Prince
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
Bell's 6-Hitter Stuns Red Sox. Indians Win 2-1
Cleveland pitcher Gary Bell limited Boston to six hits as the Indians defeated the Red Sox 2-1. Rocky Colavito sparked two rallies with singles, driving in runs in the second and fourth innings. Azcue delivered the decisive grounder after a bases loaded situation, while Alvis and Whitfield added support with singles.
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Cleveland
Gary Bell
Indians
Red Sox
Rocky Colavito
Joe Azcue
Colavita
Joe Foy
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Azcue
Rico Petrocelli
Alvis
Whitfield
Bell
Sheldon
Ryan
Tillanin
W — Bell
L—Sheldor
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