Racing Night Adds Fives And Purses At Tuesday Meet
S D Results show a $1,200 purse on four races for three year olds and up with claiming and allowance events at five to six furlongs. Entries include Ginger M and Purse combinations, with multiple horses across nine races and a daily double payoff of 23.60. Attendance listed 429, gate receipts $255,213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Chris
Yigil
Little Helen
Happy Easter
Neat Idolia
Disk Man
HI Gorse
Coronel Bush
Dotties Princess
Blackherst
Landmark Read
Baifish Jr
Bonnie Dave
Little Alfo
T. Stule
P. Weaver
R. F. Whiteney
Mal Perdedor
Dixie Rhapsody
Curt Summons
Wid Pencader Nz
Cabinette
Kathryn Khobar
Floating Pride
Dark Sapphire
Sea Jean
Virginia Circle
Athen's Gem of
Mountain Tour
Myall
Helloscope Jr
Patrick's Morn
My Lucy
Lovely Lassie
Jet Sue
J. E. Lillard
M. Anderson
Jett
Joe
Eckenrode
Jim
Aspinosa
Allen
Fitzgerald
Will You
Perpignan
Happy Moon
Jockims
Small
Ayala
Skippernet
Dixie Fever
Roaring Shell
Royal Bala
Cooke
Ray’s Susie
Gustines
Red Arrow
Smith
Phillips
Eng
Old Maestro Wins Feature At Bowie
Old Maestro opened Bowie Race Course spring meeting with a 1 16 mile feature win under Garth Patterson. The 3 year old led from the start, finishing 2 lengths ahead of Pretko with One Sunday third and Sandoval fourth. Evening payouts: Old Maestro 35.60 13.60 7.20. Pretko 2.60 5.40. One Sunday 4.20. Crowd 8,941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie, Md
Old Maestro
Bowie Race Course
Garth Patterson
Pretko
Sandoval
Phil Grimm
College Baseball Scores Across Matches
American 8 D C Teachers 0. Cornell 9 Catholic U 0. Dartmouth 12 Maryland 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Cornell
Catholic U
Darmouth
Maryland
Two Mystery Witnesses In Terrell Probe
Federal officials said two mystery witnesses will be presented to a grand jury in a probe of mob terrorism tied to the Cassius Clay Ernest Terrell title bout. Eight subpoenas were issued as the panel meets Wednesday with several fight figures and Chicago figures named in the investigation.
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Chicago
Cassius Clay
Ernest Terrell
East
Gus Alex
Irv Schoenwald
Bernie Glickman
Terrell
FBI
Glickman
Felix
Milwaukee
Phil) Alderisio
New York
New York Athletic Commission
Phillies Trip Birds 5-2 in exhibition win
Philadelphia Phillies beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-2 in Clearwater as Ray Culp and Darold Knowles limited the Orioles to two runs and four hits over six innings. John Callison Clay Dalrymple and Bill White had two hits each for Philadelphia while Boog Powell homered for Baltimore.
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Clearwater, Fla
Philadelphia _—Phillies
Ray Culp
Darold Knowles
Baltimore Orioles
Phillies
Orioles
John Callison
Clay Dalrymple
Bill White
Philadelphia
Boog Powell
Culp
Baltimore
J. Miller
Watts
B. Short
Knowles
Dalvip
LJ. Miller
Powell
Record Set In 50 Mile Hike In Maryland County
Three Hagerstown area hikers set a new record in the John F. Kennedy 50 mile Memorial Hike sponsored by the Cumberland Valley Athletic Club. Buzz Sawyer Elton Horst and Ken Baker completed the 50 mile course in 10 hours 21 minutes surpassing the old record of 10 hours 39 minutes. More than 60 participants ranging from 6 to 51 earned rib boned medals for full distance finishers and certificates for those who completed at least 9.7 miles.
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Hagerstown
John F. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Athletic Club
Buzz Sawyer
Elton Horst
Ken Baker
Washington County
Horst
Sawyer
William Sawyer
Kenny Baker
Denny Long
Charles Long
Guy Whidden
John Stauffer
Dave Fryer
Gary Eyler
Joe Berman
James Dobbie
Rick Kephart
Wayne Vaughn
Rey Veitz
Fee
Sally Keadle
Mary Chafey
Laura Cyr
Danny Chafey
Kevin Devis
Raphael Rivera
Paul Linfsey
Mike McLeod
Mike Nestor
Bobby Hood
Wayne Klipp
John Kitts
Ted Bickford
Edward Coburn
Jim Hudson
Keith Baker
Donald Lenhart
Timmy Heerd
Joseph Thomas
Frank Hirge Schley
Ronald Jackson
M. Stephen Blevins
George Lewis
Bart Fisher
Paul Thomas
Donald Vollmer
Jerry King
Glen Stafey
Danny Dawson
James Staub
Jerry Morgan
Garry Hittner
Johnny Sartys
Jackie Teague
Diane Deterding
Linda DeLauder
Jack Griffin
Bill Cramer
John Severanne
Lester Coburn
Jennifer Moser
Hal Moser
Dave Cramer
Jacker Griffin
David Griffin
Guy Whidden Jr
Pat McCarty
Tar Heels In Thick Of Carmichael Race
North Carolina State tops Carmichael Cup points in winter action to tighten ACC battle for athletic excellence. Maryland leads with 45, North Carolina 41, N.C. State 39 12, Duke 38 12 as fall and winter totals become the closest ever.
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Tar Heels
Carmichael
Greensegro
N.C
North Carolina State
Maryland
North Carolina
Duke
N.C. State
Exhibiton Baseball Highlights From Fifth Inning Onward
In a continuing exhibition game, Philadelphia's Clay Dalrymple and Bill White each had two hits while Boog Powell homered for Baltimore. Cincinnati's Tommy Helms drove in two in the eighth as the Reds turned a 2-2 tie into a three-run lead. Milt Pappas earned the win with Dan Schneider taking the loss for Atlanta. Eddie Kasko inside the park grand slam powered Houston past its PCL farm club. Claude Raymond pitched six solid innings in the other game as Len Gabrielson's three-run shot keyed a Giants victory over the Cubs. Ron Herbel earned the win for the Giants. Jim Fregosi, Bob Hodges, Joe Adcock and Ed Kirkpatrick homered for the Angels aided by strong pitching from the southpaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Dalrymple
Bill White
Philadelphia
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Tommy Helms
Cincinnati
Reds
Milt Pappas
Dan Schneider
Atlanta
Eddie Kasko
Houston
Claude Raymond
Len Gabrielson
Giants
Cubs
Ron Herbel
Jim Fregosi
Bob Hodgers
Joe Adcock
Ed Kirkpatrick
Angels
Indians right-hander Tiant battered by California uprising
The Indians pitcher Luis Tiant allowed hits in an inning as California upped its offense in the third. Boston, Kansas City and Detroit had no games on the schedule, while the Minnesota Twins faced the Washington Senators in a night game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw George Brunet
Luis Tiant
Indians
Calfornia
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Dartmouth Uses Late Rally To Nip Terps 12-11
Dartmouth erased an 11-2 deficit with ten runs in the last three innings, aided by Henry Clapper’s ninth inning single and four shutout frames. Maryland led 11-2 after five. Clapper finished 1 for 4 with the game winning hit as Dartmouth improves to 6-5-1.
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Dartmouth
Terps
College Park
Maryland
Henry Clapper
Clapper
Terrapins
George Manz
Tha Fir
Frank Boncardo
BonVardo
Dick Wright
Clapner
Highmark
Wiencke
Bednarz
Anderson
Manz
Wright
Sauve
W—Clapper
L— Wright
Kramer, Siedling
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P. L. Hargett & Co
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H. C. Summers Co
Jefferson, Md
Mt. Airy Milling Co
Mt. Airy Md
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
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All Saint St
Glade Valley Milling Co
Walkersville
Gall & Smith
Truman F. Keefer Keymar
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Karen Dean
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Cecelia Boynton
Mary Fryer
Martha Barr
Barbara Martz
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J. Rolfe Castleman
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Terrell Probe
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Hanna-Barbera Prod, Inc
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Edward Invincible
King Edward Invincible
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Our Michael
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N. Market Street
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Brunswick
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