Entries and Results From Early Race Card
First race 1200 claiming for four year olds and up at six furlongs. Cover Of Stars ridden by W Sollars ran 5002.80 to 2.60, Espinosa aboard Etsia. So Lakh's Nothing by F Kratt and Desse's Delight, Little Brat, Eternel to Flashing Stream, Singing Bush, Pre ven. Late Scratch Normala. Time M32015. Second race 1300 claiming for year olds and up at one and one sixteenth miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sollars
Etsia
Espinosa
F. Kratt
Desse
Brat
Eternel
Bush
Saiwraay
Malden
George K. Ber WaBold
Tiger L
Arctic
Giaenone
Ramona
Johnston
Dentown
Sky Shadows
W. Sellars
Jim Bowie
General Noel
Glory
Madison Avenue
Sky Light
Juba
Dancing Brave Daily
Big Tony
Kings Intent
Sen Lee
Trojan Belle
Widden Jey
Harridan Rae Lafe Comer
Night Cover
Todd
Tadom
Point Park
Gertrude Q
Asx
Grey Patch
Dear Setsy
Busternal Y
Shining Delight
Okis
Betty Banes
Eternity
Peters
Wilton Alley
Little Pedro
F. Kratz
Smart Bunny
Stuti
Mike
Pamela Miss Red Erik
Lady Lucifer
Cibie’s Ridge
Walnut Bil
Great Conquest
Legislador
Billy-Bert
Toda
Foot Roullah
Jo Anne F
Iron Missy
Blue Jay
Queen’s Castle
Flame
Gambardefia
Sun Tom
Rodriguez
Little Barnwell
Jalstone Mt Rosey
Gamblin Ann
Ripperando
Valor Native
Mark J
Rapacious
Sallys Boy
Hassey
Wounded Knee
Riston
Cherry Lane
Davidson
Kait Furtongs
Mipixie
Michael P. G
Gay Saint
Chananah
Fair Saratoga
Duchess Time
Jezibel Adohnston
Sadye
Albergo
Budco
Oue Mije
Rough Justice
Vasil
Smiley Jo
Reinaw
C. T
Moor
Rosie’s Boy
Avoius Uf Jning
Davoia
Hooper Shooters Dominate Maryland Championship Stroke
Hooper leads at Maryland State targets with multiple 97 x 100 scores in all class divisions. John Nelligan and E M Smith post high marks, while Rodger Barger and Gilmore Hurley share Hi Open Gun. Jim Stine wins Open Hi-Gun after shoot-off, and Saturday features the State Singles Championship for the Congressional Trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michael
R. L. Pleasanton
Magnolia
Del
Maryland
Aberdeen
Francis Cole
Easton
Oper Hi
Charles Mathias
Maryland St League Scoreboard and Results
The Maryland St League scoreboard shows Walkersville 6 3 857 New Market 5 2 .714 and Mt Airy 43 Germantown 43 571 with Brunswick 3 4 .429 Yellow Springs 3 4 429 Frederick 25 286 Creagerstown 16 143. Sunday results: Yellow Springs 2 Frederick 1, Walkersville 7 Mt Airy 6, New Market 8 Brunswick 0, Germantown 9 Creagerstown. Also notes Harmony 8 0, Lucketts 5 2 714 and Mt Lena 4 4 500 in League A with upcoming games at Mt Airy, Mt Lena, and others. Whitey Ford returned to active Yankee duty after elbow injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland ST. League
Walkersville
New Market
Mt. Airy
Germantown
Brunswick
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Creagerstown
Frederick Maught
George New Market
Germantown- James
Lipps Walkersville
Brunswick- Repp
Sullivan
C. Lake
Wedd Heart Sun
Harmony
Lucketts
Mt. Lena
Todd Steel
Pleasant Walk
MclCurdy
Todd Steel Cline Frederick
Harmony-R Lake
Mt. Lena-Crabbs
Ford
NEW York
Whitey Ford
New York Yankee
Frederick County Junior League tight games as schedules unfold
In Frederick County League action Myersville edged Main's Shopping Center 13 12 after a five run sixth inning rally. Main's Burgee hit for the cycle and Nichols hurled a two hit game for Hyattstown 15 2 over Harmony. Yellow Springs routed Ft. Detrick 19 2 as Shookstown beat Woodsboro 20 14. Standings show Western and Eastern divisions with Myersville, Shookstown, Hyattstown leading. Night baseball results include Pirates, Cubs, Royals, and Washington victories with several home runs.
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Frederick County
Myersville
Main’s
Denny Palmer
Eddie Falkenstine
Elmer Wiles
Harmony
Nichols
Steve Saddler
Jim Shank
Herman Morgan
Yellow Springs
Ft. Detrick
David Keller
Dana Sensing
Springers
Holland
Shookstown
Woodsboro
Terry Ausherman
Mark Hawes
Calvin Wilson
Rickie Grimes
Ausherman
Schultz
Hawes
Wilson
Garber
Crum
D. Crum and Fogle
W. L. Pet
Braddock
Hyattstown
Walkersville
Main's
Grove Wins 10-4 in Ruth League Babe Ruth action
Grove jumped to a four run lead in the first inning and rolled to a 10-4 victory over Rotary as Graham Baker Ray Cook and Chet Bak er led the offense with two doubles apiece. Bobby Remus Roland King and Fraley contributed key hits while Roanie Proctor worked seven innings for the Amvets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Elks
Rotary Vets
Graham Baker
Ray Cook
George Benoit
Jim Me
Nitt
Baker
Limers
Chet Bak
Cook
McNitt
Benoit
Bobby Remus
Roland
King
Petey Cooper
Daihied
Rol
Fraley
Roanie Proctor
The
Amvets
Steve Rinehart
Dairy
Maid
Abibbi Aenni Kiwanis
Maples
Dan
Dairy Maid
Rinenenth
Sago Fraley Sc
Baker Ct
Wlee
Gremos
Sosa
Jase
Baer
Gary O'Bryan
Beton If
Tance
Burgeers
Mike
Rotary Grove
Remys
Pulman
Byrd Riss
Rinehart
Herbert
C. Winpigter
Cooper Ib
Danner
Garner
Keene
Randalph
Skman
Proctor
Ranneberger
Pelc
Byrd
U—Lake
Munich waits six years for Olympic host city status
Munich Germany AP reports the city will not host the Olympics until six years from now but the state mint has already begun striking gold and silver Olympic medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Three Freder ick track club tops junior games at Clifton Park
Frederick Track and Field Club earned three firsts and five seconds in the Junior Municipal Games at Clifton Park. Cindy Cowan won the 50 yard dash in 6.6 seconds for 11 and under. Debbie North placed second in standing long jump, and her relay team finished second. In the 13 15 year group Cincy Lentz won the 73 yard dash in 10.4 seconds, Diane Waters took standing long jump with 8 6, Jean Toula second in the same event, Teresa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Clifton Park
Cindy Cowan
Debbie North
Cindy Zeigler
Stone
Barbara Goodrich
Cincy Lentz
Diane Waters
Jean Toula
Teresa
Softball throw and relay runners place second
Kline finished second in the softball throw while the relay team of Toula, Wanda Bowman, Lee, and Waters took second in the 440-yard event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Toula
Wanda Bowman
Lee
Waters
Saban Hires Fresh Coach For Maryland
College Park Md AP Lou Saban University of Maryland football coach completes staff with former Northwestern fullback Charles J Jerasa to coach the freshman squad He played under Saban at Northwestern in 1955 and will replace Dewey Wade who moves to a varsity assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park, Md
Lou Saban
University of Maryland
Northwestern
Charles J. Jerasa
Jerasa
Saban
Dewey Wade
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