Dick Brady Leads Busy Prep For National AAA Meet
Dick Brady, the meet's general chairman, oversees a busy setup at Thomas Johnson High School stadium as the heat soars near 90. He keeps two essentials at hand a Grief Case and a padded clipboard listing tasks while coordinating Jim Powell and other volunteers to ensure the National AAA Meet runs smoothly and aims to be the best ever.
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Senators trade Duckworth to KC for Harrison
Washington sent pitcher Jim Duckworth to Kansas City on waivers to complete a deal that brings first baseman Ken Harrison to the Senators. The move follows a period of limited success for Duckworth over three years with Washington.
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Florida State coach Bud Kennedy dies after cancer battle
JR Bud Kennedy head basketball coach at Florida State University for 17 years died of cancer in Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. He was admitted about three weeks ago in Tallahassee.
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Ryun Faces Grelle In Mile Sunday
New York AP reports a star-filled field at the AAU outdoor track meet at Downing Stadium with Jim Ryun of Kansas favored in the mile. Ryun aims to defend his title against 10 sub four-minute milers, amid a lineup including Peter Snell, Jim Grelle, Cyrol Burleson, and others.
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Ralston Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Windy Win
Dennis Ralston, the top American seed from Bakersfield, defeated Pierre Darmon 6-0 6-3 6-4 to advance to the Wimbledon men’s singles quarter-finals amid gusty winds and nine double faults. Other results included Bob Hewitt and Owen Davidson advancing for Australia, while in women’s play Nancy Richey and Billlie Jean King won third round matches.
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Hopper Wins Governor's Trophy at Maryland Trap Meet
Herman Hooper of Westminster won the Governor's Trophy after a marathon shoot-off with Oliver Webb Jr. at the Maryland State Trapshooting Championships in Thurmont. Webb finished second with 224 x 225. Hooper posted 225 x 225.
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Sykesville
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Hyattsville
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Angels Edge Orioles 14th Inning On Satriano Single
Tom Satriano lined a bases loaded single in the 14th inning to lift the California Angels over the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 in a 4hour 21minute marathon. Joe Adcock and Rick Reichardt opened the bases with hits and a walk to Paul Schaal set the stage. The Orioles tied it three times, Boog Powell homered for the 15th time, and Jim Piersall had the Angels go ahead with a tworun single in the fourth. Jack Sanford earned the win. Eddie Fisher took the loss.
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Mets Nip Cubs On Jones' Homer 4-2
Cleon Jones hit a go ahead seventh inning homer off Ken Holtzman as the Mets defeated the Cubs 4-2 in Chicago. Bob Friend earned his first Mets win, with Grote handling the catcher duties and Holtzman taking the loss.
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Freehan's Hit Wins First Game For Tigers, 2-1
Detroit wins 2-1 over Minnesota in the first game of a doubleheader as Bill Freehan drives in the deciding run with a single in the ninth. Norm Cash singles, Willie Horton beats out a hit, and Jim Northrup adds another tally before Cash is thrown out at the plate. Klippstein gets the win, Merritt the loss.
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Accused Blames Cop for Driving Violation in Court
A Frederick man convicted of failing to drive to the right of center blamed a state trooper for the violation in Magistrate's Court yesterday morning. He said nerves under pressure with police often cause him to ride over the line, adding My nerves are bad anyway Nathaniel.
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Ruth All Stars Named Englar To Pilot Team
The Frederick Babe Ruth League released the all-star roster last night under president Melvin Ambrose. Managed by Don Englar with coaches Clarence Cooper and Larry Ahalt, practice begins at 6 p.m. today at Frederick High School. The state tourney opens July 18 in Brunswick. Fifteen players were named by six managers, with no alternates.
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Hun) Ambrose
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