Page Ten News Briefs from Frederick Maryland 1964
Short notices from Frederick Maryland dated June 2 1964 cover local events prices and small community updates. Names and specifics are partially legible with focus on civic notices and public happenings.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Oxco tops Tall Cedars in American Little League clash
Oxco rallied for four runs in the fourth and three in the fifth to beat Tall Cedars 9 to 5. Ralph Shober allowed eight hits and struck out nine for Tall Cedars while Keith Davis, Lee Radcliffe and Jack Craw led Oxco with two hits each and Craw added a double and a two run homer. Bill Etzler and Steve Cahill combined on a four hitter for Oxco. Cahill pitched 4th inning relief with seven strikeouts. John Thomas led Tall Cedars with half of their eight hits including a double.
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Oxco
Tall Cedars
Ralph Shober
Keith Davis
Lee Radcliffe
Jack Craw
X Fibre
Craw
Bill Etzler
Steve Cahill
Ox Fibre
Cahill
John Thomas
Buckeystown
Thurmont
Davis
Hammond
Boyerse
Beall
Hoffman
Cahlilep
Solar
Kinna
Ritenour
Raacliffe
Warner
Storm
Shaffer
J. Craw
McClanerf
Summers
Hewitt
Elvier
Jones
Little c
Joe Craw
Jefferies
dBurdette
Akelly
Bohrer Cf
cSumm'rs
Plunkaré
Hess
Barker
Powell
Deadrick Cf
Tallecegars
Burdette
Cedars
Radcliffe
J. . Thomas
Thomas
Shober
Miller
Etzler
Cahiil
Sant
Crawi
Main
B. Ricketts
Taylor
Tih
Boons
Ath
Rhinecker
Ird
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Shipe
Hutter
Éth
Crummitt
Sth
Bread Run
Jeferson
Germantown
Jefferson
Ricketts
Cyles
Jefterson
Delauter
Duncan
House
Stull
Hendricks
Duncan Floyd
Haines
Bere
Acarter
Orl Dawson
Crum
Toffman
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Middletown
Walkersville
O&o
Analt House
Floyd
Ahalt
R. Duncan L
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Pritts
Ahalt- Bere
Analt
Zimmerman - Zimmerman - Lob
Jimmy Macrum
Doves Bolivar
Jim Pencola
Abrhbi
Abrhob
Smith
Reeder
Frederick Todd Steel Beachley
Gilroy
Bi Penedla
Tyrone Smallwood Carey
Rovtzahn
Lemb
Eric Dahlgren
Thayer
aRenn
Poffburg
Dorsey
Rollins
Lions
Hartman
Smith Beachley
Sanger If
Loun
bPearl
Dahlgren
Woodward
bBaker If
Wheller
Shank
Phillips
Optimists
Dawson
Cline
Sheeler
Mann
Doubs
Woods
Optimists Lions
Bolivar
Broderick
Todd Steel
Beach
Lee
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Mays
Swan
Pencola
Williams
C. Hartman
Hicks
Weedon
Nee Beachley
Suitely
Fred Corley
Boyds Ib
Carey
Renn Keller
Erlek
Lon
Eunz
Dorsey, Thayer
Macrump
Custer
U — Thompson & Green
Kline
News Channel
Hall Cf
Leun
Vega—Kennedy
Thompson Getzman
Winpigter Williams
Gilbert
Delaughter
Optimi
White
Magruder
Pen- Grubbs
Stanton
Cela
Smallwood
S—Weedan
Day
Ambush
Hustlers Yellow Springs
Cooper
Cook
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Harris
Oood Grove
Snowden
Bromins Murphy
G. Linton
R. F. Kline
Keyser
Crone
Carpenter
J. Linton
Bitzer - Moore
Toda
Joe Retlins
Gatrello
Frederick
Little New Market
Barrick
Whitmore
Young
Thomas P
Rhoderick
Hargett
SOSH
Hall
New Hustlers
Thom
Linton
Grubbs
Neal
Derson
Up— Lake
Lucketts MT
Wagner
Frye
Zentz
Amullenix
Warfield
Howard P
Etra
Mésa Mt. Airy
Lucketts
Mt. Airy
POA
C. Stocks
Howard
Adams
Ahab
Wil
Oss
Mullenix
B. Wagner
Howard Penn
Ross
Creagerstown Harmony
Ecker
Ropp
Duncan Iberf
A. Bidie
Blick
Harper
R. Wies
Akolb
Glachill If
Fresnour
Fraley
Blewis
Creagerstown
Harmony
Chase
Baker
Bi Wiles
U—Sullivan
Byrd and Bitzer-Moore Lead Five-Run Rally in Baseball Game
Byrd and Bitzer-Moore productively led the lineup with two hits each three at bats while Heerd hit a home run. Final totals show Bitzer & Moore recording 21 runs batted in and 26 total hits with multiple players contributing across the plate.
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Byrd
Bitzer - Moore
R. F. Raine
Bitzer & Moore
Abrhbl
R. Shores
Heller
P.omith
Tomlin
J. Shores
Heerd
Easterday
Sheppard
Ambrosen
Hofman
Johnson
Jones
Haha
Thompson
Baker
Downs
Parker
McDonald
Jackson
Dudrow
Kling Ridest
R. Byrd
Hr— Heerd
C. Easterday
Vy Thompson
U—Zimmerman
Paim
Dairy Maid Routs Ideal Farms 12-2 in Babe Ruth League
Dairy Maid scored eight early runs and defeated Ideal Farms 12 to 2. Tom Remsburg took the loss for Ideal Farms, while Petie Cooper earned his first win for Dairy Maid, pitching shutout innings after the first. Hal Keller and Sam Palm led the hitters for Dairy Maid, with Oram pacing Ideal Farms.
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Dairy Maid
Ideal Farms
Tommy Remsburg
Hal Keller
Sam Palm
Dennis Oram
Petie Cooper
Dairy Maid Ab
Paim
Bowensss
R. Brown
O'Bryan
Wking
Atkinson
Meely
Cahill
Healy
Schmershal
Bowens
Oram
Farm
Lindsey
Gearinger
Davis
SO Remsburg
AAU Rejects NCAA Plan to Change Team Selection
The AAU declined the NCAA Track Coaches Association proposal to select the U.S. track and field team for the Russia meet based on the Olympic Trials instead of the national AAU championships. AAU chairman Cap Haralson said the Russian meet is an AAU project and should use the standard AAU national championships for selection. The AAU championships, with 529 entries, are set for Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N J, this weekend.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
U.S
Los Angeles
J. B
Cap) Haralson
Bakersfield
Calif
AAU
Soviet Union
Track Coaches Association
Russia
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
Maryland tidal fish bite up in Chesapeake Bay report
Maryland reports better fishing in tidal waters than this year with oversize rockfish plentiful. Upper Bay anglers fare well with catfish in Susquehanna River using bottom fishing with night crawlers and live minnows.
Fishing Report from Chesapeake Bay Area
Quehanna Flats yields good numbers of largemouth bass with surface and underwater lures while small pike are fair with lure casting. From Gibsons Island to Sandy Point, June bug spinners with blood worms bring fair numbers of pan size rock. Yellow perch show up as extra large when bottom fishing with peeler. From the Bay Bridge to Tolly Point trolling large spoons catches rock weighing 8 to 25 pounds. Potomac River at Ragged Point newspapers end abruptly with trolling bucktails.
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Quehanna
Gibson Island
Sandy Point
Bay Bridge
Tolly Point
Potomac River
Ragged Point
India plans free rifle training for citizens amid border focus
In Jaipur India officials announce a minuteman like plan to arm citizens with free rifle practice and training. The effort aims to bolster border readiness along the western frontier and signals a shift in regional security posture.
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Jaipur
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little League Baseball
Marvin Thompson
Ric Byrd
Jim Shores
Tim Heerd
Buddy Burgee
Larry Myers
New Market
Feagaville
Frederick County
Stitley
Burgee
Snyder
Cavall
MT. Airy Brunswick Orhb
Bellison
Thompson Ca
Hawes
Franklin
Cooper Cf
Rimmey
eCarter
Ward
Webber
Deener
Bowers
Dolt bHall
Merriman
Sneadn
Harbert
iFranklin
Haines If
Dixon
Gordon
Surdelte
Conner
Brunswick
Hobbs
DODGE
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Dodge Boys
Watkins-Burdette
Dodge Watkins
Burdette Motor CO
East Fourth St
Frederick, Maryland
Dairy Maid Downs Ideal Farms
BAY Fish Report
P.S
Ford
Crouse Ford Sales, Inc
Taneytown, Md
E. Patrick St
Badr
Guikk
P.B
Pontiac and
Tempest
Ridgeville
Corvair
A.T
Comet
Valiant
Pontiac
Dr. H.M
Renn Pontiac
6Th St
Dial
Grove Motors
Factory Air Cos
P. G
New Point
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Jefferson St
Texaco
Rajas
Pakistan
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, Md
T& & Trucks
Spd
Fairlane
R&h
Falcon Fordor Bix, Ltd
Tudor
Fordor
Fairlane Tudor 6 Cyl, Ltd
Trans
T. Auto
Fordo
Frederick Motor Company
A&p
Roney’s
OLDS
Plymouth
THE
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Belvedere
L. W. Auto Sales
BUICK
Bird
Cadillac
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Caorvair
Lakewood
Hester
Biscayne
St. Trans
West South St
Fordomatic
Falcon
Mercury
Monterey
Dr. Mercomatic
Bel Air
Moyer
Lincoln-Mercury
North Market St
Ext
D. MO
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