Frederick trio earns Hearst tryout invites in Hagerstown
Frederick's Ron Hart Phil Ranneberger and Ed Conk earned invites to the Hearst All-Star team tryout camp at Spring Grove near Baltimore after two days of drills in Hagerstown. The six players chosen from about fifty will compete for four Baltimore-area spots and a trip to New York for the United States A-star game at Yankee Stadium.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Hagerstown
Ron Hart
Phil Ranneberger
Ed Conk
Spring Grove
Baltimore
Hearst
New York
United States
New York City
Yankee Stadium
Memorial Stadium
Herb Armstrong
Orioles
Baltimore City
Armstrong
Frank Martz
Charley Keller
American Legion
Carlyle Sole
Frank
Sjamsville
Maryland
University of Maryland
Keller
Ron Horst
Tom Elgin
Henry Reese
McSherrystown
Hart
Ranneberger
Cook
Bridge
Baseball scores and schedules from the American League games
Recap of AL games with results Chicago Houston New York Cincinnati Milwaukee Los Angeles Pittsburgh and more. Notable pitching matchups include Osteen at Los Angeles and Lary at Houston. Also mentions college hockey shutout by Colorado College over Boston University in a historic 208th game.
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Chicago
Lous
Houston
New York
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Sen Fran
Philadelphia
Koonce
St Louis
Carton
Cincinnatii
Jay
Johnson
San Francisco
Perrs
Schwal
Osteen
Lary
Farrell
Lopez
Boston
Detroit
Lelieh
Minnesota
Stigman
Baltimore
McNally
Peters
Mike Carter
Colorado College
Boston University
L. Pat
Cunannateth
Cleveland
San Fran
Piisophia
Washington Houston
Kansas City
All America Bowl Preview Highlights Star Players
Notre Dame duo J Huarte and J Snow lead the East against West standouts including Bob Hayes, Gayle Sayers, and Archie Roberts in the annual all star clash at War Memorial Stadium Buffalo. Kickoff 8 30 pm EST with ABC TV. expected crowd 25 000 to 27 000.
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Buffalo
John Huarte
Jack Snow
Notre Dame
Air Arm
Fleet Bob Hayes
Craig Morton
California
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Berry
Oregon
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
War Memorial Stadium
American Broadcasting Company
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
Hayes
Éfoot
Florida A&m
Huarte
Roger Staubach
Navy
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Staubach
Rollie Stichweh
Army
Stichweh
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Jim Nance
Syracuse
Brian Piccolo
Wake Forest
Ken Willard
North Carolina
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Jerry Smith
Arizona State
Fred Hill
Southern California
Sayers
Mickey Sutton
Auburn
Larry Dupree
Florida
John Atamian
Ara Parseghian
John Ray
West Nips East In Junior League All-Star Game
West defeated East 10 to 9 at McCurdy Field in a high scoring Frederick County Junior League All-Star game. Don Wiles of Myersville hit a first inning three run homer driving in the game's early lead as West capitalized on East miscues. West pitching and East errors fueled the comeback, with Neslter and Wiles providing key hits as the West held on for the win.
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Chicago
Ich Horn
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
White Sox
Wally Bunker
Don Buford
Eigh Bill Skowron
Greece
John Romano
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Dick Brown
Horlen
Buford
Brown
Frederick County
McCurdy Field
Don Wiles
Wiles
Homer
Gilbert
Gam Wiles
Myersville
Mike Neslter
West
Morgan
Todd
Baugher
Sunday Baseball Matchups Across Local Leagues
Tri County League features Middletown at Harmony Lake Bolivar at Thurmont Bock Walkersville at Doubs George Maryland League has Creagerstown at Frederick Sullivan Curry New Market at Germantown Shook Angleberger Broad Run Jeff at Brunswick Miller James Yellow Springs at Mt Airy Weddle Repp Heart of MD League dates Mt Airy at Pleasant Walk Maught Frederick at Lucketts C Mt Lena at Todd Steel Ciine
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Tri-County League
Middletown
Harmony Lake
Bolivar
Thurmont
Bock Walkersville
Doubs
George Maryland
ST. League
Creagerstown
Frederick
Sullivan
Curry New Market
Germantown
Shook
Angleberger
Broad Run
Jeff
Brunswick Miller
James
Yellow Springs
Mt Airy
Weddle
Repp
Heart OF
Deterding Leads Frederick Girls In Baltimore Meet
Diane Deterding won two firsts to pace the Frederick Track and Field Club at the Baltimore Junior Municipal Games held in Clifton Park. Frederick victors included Sally Wetzel, the 200 yard shuttle relay team, and multiple podium finishers across midget, intermediate, and junior divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Deterding
Frederick
Baltimore
Clifton Park
Diane
Sally Wetzel
Sally
Cindy Cowan
Elizabeth Talley
Joan Robinson
Cathy Myers
Shirley Gilbert
Jane Tula
Diane Waters
Teresa Kline
Cindy Lentz
Bonnie Brown
Joyce Davis
Becky Alderman
Christie Smallwood
Frederick Re creation Commission Tennis Class for Beginners
The City of Frederick Recreation Commission will sponsor a tennis class for beginners ages nine to 15 starting Monday at 10:45 a.m. The session will be held in the rear of Frederick High School.
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City of Frederick Recreation Commission
Frederick High School
Walk Gives Yanks Win Over Angels
NEW YORK AP Bob Lee's bases loaded walk in the eighth inning forced in Tom Tresh and broke a 1 1 deadlock as the Yankees beat the Angels 11 to 6. Clarke walked to load and then forced in the run, with Downing pitching eight strong for New York.
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NEW York
Bob Lee
Horace Clarke
Tom Tresh
Los Angeles
Bill Rigney
New York Yankees
Yankees
Rigney
Clete Boyer
al Downing
Clarke
Downing
Tresh
Lee
Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
Angels
Vic Power
Power
Pedro Ramos
Chance
Gatewood
Rodgers
Ramos
Howard
W—Downing
L—Lee
Jazy Aids French Relay To World Record Time
Paris AP French relay team clocked 14 minutes 49 seconds for 6,000 meters with Michel Jazy on the third leg, surpassing East German mark set July 23, 1963. This capped Jazy’s fourth world record effort in June, following mile, 2-mile and 3,000 meters runs and a European 5,000 meters record.
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Paris
Michel Jazy
East Germany
Jazy
Five Americans reach Wimbledon round of 16 in men’s singles
Marty Riessen 23 year old Northwestern graduate defeats Wilhelm Bungert 6-2 7-5 8-6 to advance. Allen Fox, Arthur Ashe also move on, while Dennis Ralston and Jim McManus reach round of 16. U S women also place six players in the final 32 led by Heldman Bricka and Fretz with wins in second round matches.
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Wimbledon
England
Marty Riessen
Northwestern University
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Uncle Sam
Riessen
Bungert
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Dennis Ralston
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif Ashe
United States
Bob Carmichael
Australia
Fox
Jan-Erik Lundquist
Sweden
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
U.S
Julie Heldman
New York
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Tory Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Miss Heldman
Ann Owen
Britain
Miss Bricka
Francesca Gordigiani
Italy
Bob Howe
John Newcombe
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Nicola Pietrangeli
Ashe
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Bob Jewitt
Fred Stolle
Trammell Stars In Field Day at Damascus High
Joe Trammell led Den 3 to victory at the Damascus Cub Scout Field Day held on the high school field. He tied for first in the high jump and placed second in the 80-yard dash and the softball throw, while Jeff Fitt inger added discus and javelin firsts helping Den 3 clinch the win. The Dorsey brothers Jeff and Tom also earned three firsts and a high jump tie, aiding Den 1 to second place as Den 3 prevailed with a series of tie-breaks in the high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Trammell
Den 3
Damascus
Trammell
Jeff Fittinger
Dorsey Brothers
Jeff
Tom
Den 1
Tom Dorseyl
Den
Frederick Carroll Softball League Standings Update
Standings reflect the Frederick Carroll Softball League with games scheduled tomorrow featuring Walkersville at Johnsville and Farmers Supply at Woodsboro.
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Walkersville
Johnsville
Farmers Supply
Woodsboro
Johnsville Raritan
Woodsboro Legion
TL Farmers Supply
Thurmont
Walkersville Fire Co
Late Baseball Doubleheader Recap With Slugging Boosts
In Kansas City Cleveland won 4 0 after a six run inning highlighted by Cola vito and Whitfield homers. McDowell earned the win while Hunter took the loss. In Washington Boston, Bennett pitched well for a 3 6 9 split victory as Held, McMullen, and Kirkland homered for the Nats and Yastrzemski for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cleveland
Hunter
Segui
Dickson
Lachemann
McDowell
Bell
Azcue
W — McDowell
L—Hunter
Colavito
Whitfield
Washington
Boston
Narum
Bridges
Duren
Ridzik
McCormick
Camilli
Zimmer
Bennett
Duliba
Radatz
Tillman
W—Bennett
L— Narum
Held
McMullen
Kirkland
Yastrzemski
Albers Wins College Golf Title in Historic Victory
Roberta Albers defeated Rhonda Glenn 12 and 11 in Gainesville to become the youngest champion in the 21 year history of the Women's Collegiate Golf Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville, Fla
Roberta Albers
Rhonda Glenn Friday
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Michigan
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Alabama
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Jim MacKenzie
John McKay
Len Casanova
Parseghan
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Dick Butkus
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Bill Curry
Walk
Yanks
Frederick Fair Grounds
Blue Ridge News Agency
Delphey’s Sport Store
Lions Club
Fair Grounds
Lions Club OF Frederick
Trammell Stars
Frederick Carroll
Albers
Best Mediine
Phillips 66
Philheat
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