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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
13
Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen's Club hosts the 64th Annual Maryland state trapshooting contest from June 25 to 28. An expected 1,000 shooters and 4,000 to 5,000 spectators fill the grounds for events including the 16 Yard 200 and Maryland State Handicap. Refreshments on site.
The standings show Kansas City and Detroit in the mix with Baltimore and New York leading. Tonight's schedule includes doubleheaders and twi nights with matchups across Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles Milwaukee Houston and St. Louis plus a San Francisco tie.
Dick Schofield collected three hits and four RBIs including a homer to spark Pittsburgh past New York 5-1 on Tuesday night. Vern Law won his fourth straight, as the Pirates broke the Mets’ 11th loss in 12 games.
Miami’s George Mira and Baylor’s Don Trull look set as the East and West starting quarterbacks for the All America game. Dennis Claridge of Nebraska remains possible for the West, with Concannon sidelined by a hamstring. Devaney builds a defense to disrupt Mira or Gary Wood while expecting a 25,600 crowd at War Memorial Stadium for an 8 p.m. EST ABC telecast.
Ernie Banks drove in a run and scored another as Dick Ellsworth pitched five hits allowed to lift the Chicago Cubs over Philadelphia 2-0. Ellsworth earned the win while Short took the loss after a rough start.
Duke Snider and Jose Pagan drove in two runs apiece as the San Francisco Giants defeated Cincinnati 4-0 in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Marichal earned the win, Maloney took the loss as Durden closed.
The Associated Press lists league leaders in batting runs and hits for both leagues. Key names include Williams Chicago and Mays San Francisco leading NL batting and runs, with Koufax and Drysdale top NL strikeouts. In the AL, Oliva Minnesota leads batting with 341, and Killebrew's 23 home runs pace the league.
Billy Williams the lone left handed starter anchors the National League lineup alongside Mays Cepeda Hunt Clemente Torre and fellow stars from the Giants Cardinals Mets Pirates Cubs and Braves. The 35th All Star game is set for July 7 at Shea Stadium with pitchers to be announced July 2.
Margaret Smith and Maria Bueno cleared their second-round matches as rain halted play at Wimbledon delaying most remaining matches. Smith defeated Annette Van Royl 6-2 6-1 while Bueno beat Carol Prosen 6-0 6-3 to stay on course for a possible final clash.
New York AP reports the National Basketball Players Association approved the league pension plan in principle and elected officers on Tuesday. Tom Heinsohn of the Boston Celtics was named president, with Jack Twyman of Cincinnati and Bob Pettit of St. Louis as vice presidents and Tom Gola of New York as secretary-treasurer.
The Practice Switch in Jockeystown has moved from Thursday to Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Adamstown School diamond. All players are urged to attend.
Fountain Head Country Club in Hagerstown hosts qualifying rounds for the Mid- Atlantic tennis championships on June 27 28 and 29. Boys 16 and under and 18 and under divisions play for finals in Baltimore. Winners and runners up in singles and doubles advance. entry blanks from A A Radcliffe Jr Frederick. entries close Friday June 26.
Baltimore overcame a seven run seventh inning? Correction: Orioles sparked an eight inning rally to beat the New York Yankees 9-8 and seize the AL lead. Charley Lau started the charge with a single off Pete Mikkelsen and added a double for the final run. Roger Maris hit a ninth inning homer for New York.
Hank Aaron delivered a two-out double to spark a three-run seventh inning as the Milwaukee Braves rallied to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 to 2 and end a seven-game skid. Ed Mathews hit his 6th homer, with Lee Maye and Felipe Alou driving in runs, and Joe Torre adding an RBI for L.A. in a back-and-forth game at Milwaukee.
Tim McCarver scored the winning run in the seventh as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Houston 5-4. John Bateman tied the game with a seventh inning homer before McCarver reached on Rusty Staub errors and scored on Lou Brock's infield grounder. Boyer homered for St. Louis while Bateman homered for Houston.
Seton Hall University captain and third baseman John Monteleone signed with the New York Yankees on Tuesday for an undisclosed bonus. The hard-hitting speler, praised as a leader, joins the major league club amid growing interest in his batting power.
Harmon Killebrew slugged his 23rd homer and Jim Kaat pitched a five hitter as Minnesota beat Cleveland 6-2. Killebrew sparked a three run second inning with a single followed by a solo shot in the third. Kaat improved to 7-3, fanning nine over eight and finishing off the win with a late threat neutralized. Hall also homered for Minnesota, while Pedro Ramos took the loss.
Rocky Colavito delivered a fifth inning single driving in two runs off rookie Joe Sparma as Kansas City defeated Detroit 21 to 7 in the opener of a Tuesday doubleheader. Sparma took the loss. O'Donoghue earned the win.
Rep Joseph E Karth said it now appears likely the 1964 Tokyo Olympics will be telecast worldwide live via Syncom high altitude satellite. The State Department and private enterprise have worked on remaining details to enable free coverage of the games in October. Karth chairs a House Science and Astronautics subcommittee on space science and technology.
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