Frederick Legion Wins 4th District Game 8 4
Frederick's American Legion post moved to 4 0 in District 2 with an 8 4 win over Westminster at McCurdy Field. Tommy Thomas allowed six hits and earned the victory, backing a early Frederick surge that produced three runs in each of the first two innings. Hart Grove and Himes led the offense with multiple hits including a triple by Hart and a three bagger by Himes. Westminster's lone multi hit efforts came from Houck and Freise. Frederick travels to Brunswick for a 6 p.m. Wednesday game.
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Frederick
American Legion
McCurdy Field
Westminster
Tommy Thomas
Toa
Legion
Scott
Grove
Eddie Cook
Gary Himes
Hart
Stan Keyser
Himes
Houck
Freise
Poff
Brunswick
W. L
Frederick Wi
Westminster F
Smith
Spencer
Boyer
Keyser
Zepp
Cook
Bollinger If
Rhodercik
Young
Bixler
Murphy
Boose
Trout
Garrick
Gatrell
Thomas P
Tetals
Brancis Scott Key
E—Smith
Frame
Barrick
F.S.K
Poff Frame
Thomas
Rhoderick
Todd Steel and Lucketts Triumph in Heart of Maryland
Todd Steel edges Pleasant Walk 5-4 in ten innings to share first place with Mt. Airy while Lucketts trips Frederick 6-2. Thayer earned the win with 12 strikeouts. Harper fanned 18 through 9 2/3 innings in the loss. Frederick jumped ahead 2-1 before Lucketts erupted for three in the third and one in the fourth to seal the game.
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Todd Steel
Pleasant Walk
Lucketts
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Tommy Thayer
Harper
Tom Rollins
Richard Stocks
Henry Woodward
Thayer
B. Howard
Fanning
D. Winpigler
Howard
I A
Williams
D. Williams
Kliner
C. Stone
B. Forrest
Theyer
Stocks
Heart of
Alvis Improves in Boston Returns Home Hopes
Cleveland third baseman Max Alvis showed progress in his spinal meningitis illness in Boston. Team physician Dr. Thomas Tierney said he had no fever and nearly all soreness subsided after hospitalization Friday with hopes he could go home by week’s end.
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Boston
Cleveland
Max Alvis
Thomas Tierney
Boston Red Sox
Alvin
Martz Leads as Maryland Trapshoot Crown Won at Thurmont
The 64th Maryland State Trapshooting Championships drew record crowds at the Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen Club, with 122000 targets fired in registered shooting. George Martz captured the Maryland Olympic Championship with a 50 straight, while 12 year old Charlie Gurner won Sub Junior honors and many local shooters earned top trophies. The event, hosted at Thurmont, set attendance and targets records and was chosen to host again in June 1965.
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Maryland
Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmens Club
Thurmont
Charlie Burtner
Middletown
George Martz
G. W Webb
Hillcrest Heights
A. Washburn
Baltiimore
Douglas Saum
Hagerstown
Tom Penento
Baltimore
Jim Stine
Pillow
Penna
Bob Renn
Frederick
John M. Michael
Aberdeen
Ralph Blevins
Bel Air
John Michael
C.C Chilcoat
Parkton
John Shockey
Dorsett
Dickerson
J. S. Grimes
Randallstown
Douglas Barberry
Darlington
H. S. Brown
W. Webb
Stanley Gouge
H. L. Hooper
Westminster
Thelma Richards
Lacy Oken
Carolyn Elliott
Drexel Hill
Bobby Mazzolini
Washington
Clay Williams
L Pleasanton
Vagnolla
Delaware
Piletow
B. Kubik
Coilege Park
C. C. Chilcoat
E. Riley
Lattimore
C. Fenza
Chester
Guerney Wins Grand Prix of France in Brabham
Dan Guerney of Costa Mesa California won the 231.7 mile Grand Prix of France in Rouen driving the same Brabham car that ran out of gas and cost him a victory two weeks earlier.
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Rouen
France
Dan Guerney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Phillies Cards Split Twinbill Win St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 2
In the nightcap St Louis exploded for eight runs on 14 hits aided by six Philadelphia errors to topple the Phillies 8-2 after Philadelphia won the opener 5-0 behind Chris Short. Ray Sadecki earned his eighth win as Bill White had four singles and three RBIs. Short pitched five hitters and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly for Philly.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chris Short
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bill White
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
Short
Triandos
Cuellar
Taylor
Uecker
McCarver
L-Cuellar
Segui Delivers Five-Hit Shutout as A's Blank Angels
Kansas City edges Los Angeles 4 0 with two unearned first inning runs. Diego Segui tosses a five hit shutout, striking out three and walking two. Mathews hits his fourth homer. Latman allows early trouble as Angels suffer a second straight loss.
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Diego Segui
Athletics
Angel
Barry Latman
Lennie Green
Nelson Mathews
Manny Jimenez
Bill Bryan
Mathews
Segui
Angels
Bryan
Latman
D. Lee
R. Lee
Rodgers
W—Segui
L—Latman
Eighteen Boys Named to Ruth League All Star Team
Eighteen players were chosen for the Frederick Babe Ruth League 1964 all star team with fifteen berths at stake. Managers Ken May Ray Don May released the list after a Wednesday meeting. Practice starts after the regular season ends.
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Frederick
Bob Marendt
Ken May
Ick Ray
Don May
Tim Ambrose
Hal Keller
Dave Gearinger
Ron Meely
Sam Palm
Phil Ranneberger
Pat McHenry
Dave Rippeon
Jeff Freland
Lester Lyles
Bill Norwood
Tom Sherald
Harley Diggs
Ron Schattenberg
Denny Oram
Ric Hoffman
Jim Bachtel
Don Rice
Ambrose
Keller
Ranneberger
Freland
Hoffman
Farmiington
New Mexico
Braves Sweep Mets With Twin Bill Opponent
Henry Aaron and Rico Carty backed Tony Cloninger as the Braves swept a doubleheader from the Mets. In the opener Milwaukee broke open with six first-inning runs, winning 7-6 as Aaron added a two‑run single and Carty belted his seventh homer. In the nightcap Cloninger pitched six and a third, aiding a 9-0 win after Lary yielded five runs in the fifth. Aaron hit his 11th homer and Carty connected for his seventh.
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Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Rico Carty
Tony Cloninger
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Braves
Mets
Frank Lary
Cloninger
Aaron
Carty
Darrell Sutherland
Gene Oliver
Sutherland
Pitching Coach Joe Becker’s Early Baseball Start With Des Moines
Dodgers pitching coach Joe Becker began as a catcher with Des Moines in 1930. The note traces his early career before joining major league ranks.
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Joe Becker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Des Moines
LESA Standings and Tonight's MLB Schedule
New York 8-5 Detroit 64 Boston -4 Cleveland 5-3 Baltimore 6 Washington 4 Minnesota 9 Chicago 3 Kansas City 4 Los Angeles 0. Tonight's doubleheader slate includes Cincinnati at Chicago, Milwaukee at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Houston, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, New York at San Francisco, Minnesota at Baltimore, Chicago at Cleveland, Kansas City at Boston, Detroit at Washington.
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Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Burdette
Milwaukee
Schneider
St. Louis
Washburn
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Houston
Bruce
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
L. Miller
Fisher
San Francisco
Bolin
Pascual
Roberts
Peters
Cleveand
Kralick
Penn
Connolly
Regan
Washngton
Isteen
Pet
W. L
Jo New York
Los Angela
Cubs and Colts split doubleheader in Chicago
In game one the Cubs won 10 2 as Bob Buhl earned his ninth victory while Eric Banks Billy Cowan and Bertell homered. In game two Mike White doubled in the 10th and Walt Bond hit a two run homer to lift the Houston Colts past the Cubs 4 1 Nottebart earned the win and Santo homered for Chicago Bonds 41 was the second homer of the day for Bond.
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Chicago
Mike White
Walt Bond
Houston Colts
Chicago Cubs
Don Nottebart
Houston
Ron Santo
Cubs
Eddie Kasko
White
Bond
Hal Woodeshick
Billy Ott
Joe Amalfitano
Jim Stewart
Nottebart
John Bateman
Bob Buhl
Colts
Eric Banks
Billy Cowan
Len Gabrielson
Banks
Cowan
Bertell
Brown
Larsen
Yellen
Jones
Bateman
Buhl
Debbie Thompson Sets Meet Records in Washington Meet
Debbie Thompson tied the Olympic qualifying time of 24.4 seconds in the 220 yard dash at the Washington DC Recreation meet held at Coolidge High School. She won by 60 yards over Edith Hubbard and anchored a meet record 48.4 1 seconds in the 440 yard relay with Tammy Davis Kay Johnson and Phyllis Swann. Frederick Track and Field Club dominated the 100 yard dash as Frederick swept the top five places. Debbie and Tammy are slated for an invitational meet in Oshawa Canada this Wednesday.
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Debbie Thompson
Washington, D C
Coolidge High School
Edith Hubbard
Frederick
Tammy Davis
Kay Johnson
Phyllis Swann
Tammy
Kay
Phyllis
Joyce Davis
Barbara Turner
Debbie
Oshawa
Canada
Jack Griffin
Baltimore
Frederick Hustlers Top Germantown In Low-Scoring Baseball
Donny Ricketts yielded all ten Hustler hits and walked five with four strikeouts as Germantown committed four errors and a wild pitch. Eddie Cook led Frederick with a triple and a double and Benny Grove and Gordon Smith added two hits each, while Jim Trout earned the win allowing 11 hits and fanning 15 batters with six walks.
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THE
Frederick
Maryland
Donny Ricketts
Germantown
Eddie Cook
Gordon Smith
Jim Trout
Trout
Earl Ricketts
Cook
Benny Grove
Smith
Jones Stops Narisawa Early In Bantamweight Bout
Ronnie Jones of Chicago, ranked No 2 in the WBA bantamweight ratings, knocked out Shigeo Narisawa of Japan in 16 seconds of the fourth round. Jones weighed 119 pounds, Narisawa 11812.
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Tokyo
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
World Boxing Association
Shigeo Narisawa
Japan
Jones
Narisawa
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Whitesell Pharmacy, Inc
Market St
Reese E. Whitesell
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Royal Portable
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
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Peanuts) Lowrey
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Laurel Raceway
U.S. RE. 1
Laurel, MD. Mn
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Saum's Jewelers
Washington St
U. S
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Lincoln Service, Dept
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Delphey’s Sport Store
West
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