Batters apostles? Junior softball league rally shocks Rosedale
Seventeen batters span a wild third inning as Ballenger hits 33 runs on eight hits to overpower Rosedale 18-7 after trailing 5-0. Charley Main and Ballenger collect three hits each with Main driving in five RBIs. Rick Zimmerman picks up the win after relieving in the first, allowing two runs the rest of the way. Windigier adds a two run homer and a sacrifice fly for the decisive run.
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Ballenger
Ron
Rosedale
Charley Main
Dona Jed Ballenger
Main
Rick Zimmerman
Hubert Windigier
Lamb
Suberty
EFAC
Maryland Avenue
Sonny
Wipigler
Martin Hargett
Oeylesigiah
Tals
R. H. EL
Jaberty
Hargett
Winpigler
Bowers
Smith
Americans Survive Wimbledon Second Round
WIMBLEDON England June 27 Seven American men and Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall for Australia won through to the third round on scattered courts. Eight Americans fell, including Budge Patty, marking a rough day for the U S delegation. Ham Richardson and Vic Seixas advanced, with Richardson winning two matches, while Patty lost to Bobby Wilson 12 10 2 6 3 64.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Budge
Uncle Sam
Ham Richardson
Westfield
N.J
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
U.S
Richardson
Patty
Los Angeles
Paris
Bobby Wilson
Britain
Griffith Stadium Faces End as Capacity Shrinks
Washington’s Griffith Stadium, dating from 1912, is described as cramped and nearing obsolescence. Despite strong demand like 106000 ticket requests for the July All-Star game, its 28500 capacity and aging facilities spark debate over a new, larger venue in the capital.
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Washington
Griffith Stadium
Times
Griffith
Senators
Giants May Move to Minneapolis Rumor Circulates
A sports column notes a player who quit baseball due to a dead arm is back pitching in Philadelphia semi pro ranks. It mentions Harry Olivar a 65 230 pound tackle from Inglewood who enrolled and is son of coach Jordan Olivar, with the father never seeing him play football. The piece also cites Willie Mays and fielding trends as context for possible team moves.
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Philly
Yaiz
Harry Olivar
Inglewood
Calif
Jordan Olivar
Pop
Willie Mays
Giants
Minneapolis
Ronnie
Olney Squires
UCLA
Red Sanders
Pentagon Club
Sanders
Maryland Polo Club
Barnsley Field
Olney
Neil Johnson
MPC
E Riggs Jones
U.S. Polo Association
The
Squires
John Keeler
Don Bradley
July 4 Frederick Motorcycle Classic set with top riders
The Frederick Lions Club prepares for the July 4 motorcycle classic at the Frederick Fair Grounds. Top riders from Baltimore and elsewhere including Boutwell McDermott Heck and Applegate are entered in Expert and Amateur classes with 50 to 75 riders expected. Time trials start at 1 PM and races at 2:30 PM with Dave Warren handling PA and R. B. Rudy as referee.
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Bob Boutwell
Tommy McDermott
George Heck
Leon Applegate
East
Frederick
Boutwell
Baltimore
McDermott
Richmond
Heck
Williams Grove Speedway
Applegate
Daytona Beach
Milwaukee
Wis
Ballenger 4-H Club to Sponsor Countywide Softball Tourney
The Ballenger 4-H Club plans a countywide softball tournament at Frederick High School on Saturday July 14 with senior and junior divisions. Club committees were formed at the June meeting to organize all plans. Local Leader Armshur Cook reported scores from the Hoards Dairyman test and County Agent Robert Stansfield commented on dairying and the test. The July meeting will be at Robert Lambs farm with tractor maintenance and storm management demonstrations on the agenda.
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Ballenger
Frederick
Ballenger Club
Hoards Dairymanis
Armshur Cook
Robert Stansfield
Robert Lamb
Double Is Decisive Walkersville Rally Beats Fort Detrick
Sam Eyler doubled home the winning run in the fourth inning as Walkersville toppled Fort Detrick 5 to 4 yesterday. Eyler drove in the decisive score to give his team a come from behind victory.
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Walkersville
Sam Eyler
Fort Detrick
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Frederick, Md
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Phoni
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Cyrus Rudy
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