Rainy season pushes county baseball into doubleheaders
With April rains delaying eleven county games and five Frederick High varsity contests, Montgomery County considers Saturday doubleheaders to resume play. Dr. Warren Evans supports two games on one diamond potentially by four teams, pending state approval for two-team doubleheaders. Coaches may face scheduling strain to assemble teams for weekend games.
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Montgomery County
Warren Evans
Frederick County
Frederick High School
West Virginia and Maryland Deer Seasons Expanded for 1964
The 1964 West Virginia deer season runs November 30 to December 12 with a six day buck season in southern counties and extended rabbit grouse and quail seasons through late January. Maryland hunters face 1964 65 species schedules from October through January with deer rules varying by firearm and bow seasons and trapping dates for muskrat and mink set across multiple counties. A ham shoot at the Maryland Gun Exchange Sunday evening offers country hams for winners.
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West Virginia
Department of Natural Resources’ Commissioners
Natural Resources
M. Lane
Department of Natural Resources
Charleston
W. Va
Maryland
Frederick
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Maryland Gun Exchange
MGB Rifle and Pistol Club
Ford Leads by One Stroke in Las Vegas Golf
Doug Ford shot 67 to lead the $65,000 Tournament of Champions after the first round at Desert Inn. Nicklaus shot 68 to sit one behind, with Palmer at 72, and Charles and Rodriguez each 69 while Rodgers Geiberger and Jacobs were at 70.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Ford
Desert Inn Country Club
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Juan Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Phil Rodgers
al Geiberger
Tommy Jacobs
Mets Set Record With Worst April In Franchise History
New York AP report notes the Mets endured a brutal April, opening with a nine game skid in their first year and slipping to 2-10 with a .167 percentage by May Day. Manager Casey Stengel faces a long season with doubleheaders ahead.
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NEW York
Mets
Casey Stengel
Pittsburgh
Faloney Becomes Canadian Citizen in Hamilton Ties
Bern ie Faloney 32 year old quarterback for the Hamilton Ti ger Cats in the Eastern Football conference was granted Canadian citizenship on Thursday. He has played seven years with the club and lived in Hamilton six years. Faloney is a director and vice president of a Hamilton industrial firm and owns a farm. Golfer Tommy Armour, born in Edinburg Scotland, served as a major in the British Tank Corps during World War I.
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Toronto
Bernie Faloney
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Faloney
Hamilton
Tommy Armour
Edinburg
Scotland
Tank Corps
Alex Karras Eager To Return To NFL Action
Detroit Lions star defensive tackle Alex Karras, reinstated after a gambling suspension, signed a two year contract and said he lost money but not his strength or desire. He remained in shape with weights and handball, returning from Clinton, Iowa, ready to play.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Alex Karras
National Football League
Karras
NFL
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Lions
Clinton, Towa
Hornung
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
East Frederick Opens Season With Buck Fowler Matchup
East Frederick softball starts its season Saturday night with a doubleheader at McCurdy Field against Buck Fowler of Baltimore, the 1963 class A state champions. First game at 8 p.m. The team adds new players to improve on last season, led by pitchers Jim Blank and Butch Kimmel, while Buck Fowler counters with Paul Makowski who posted a 32-5 record last season in pursuit of the state title.
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East Frederick
McCurdy Field
Buck Fowlers
Baltimore
Jim Blank
Butch Kimmel
Fowlers
Paul Makowski
Fowler
Black Hawks Sweep NHL All Star Team in 1963-64
Chicago's Bobby Hull heads a five of six first line selections in the NHL All-Star team voting, with Glenn Hall, Pierre Pilote, Stan Mikita, and Ken Wharram also earning spots. Toronto Maple Leafs have a single first team pick, Tim Horton, as voting by writers and broadcasters across six cities is released.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Hull
Glenn Hall
Pierre Pilot
Stan Mikita
Ken Wharram
Toronto
Tim Hortom
Indians Rally Past Twins For 8 4 Win In AL Lead
Cleveland over Minnesota 8 4 to extend their AL lead as Leon Wagner hits a three run homer and Vic Davalillo adds key RBIs. Stigman held the Indians to one hit through five innings before a sixth inning burst.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Dick Stigman
Leon Wagner
Vic Davalillo
Minnesota
Indians
Wagner
Twins
Davalillo
Baseball leagues postpone starts to May 10 in Maryland area
The Maryland State and Tri-County Leagues push their opening to May 10 due to wet fields, while Heart of Maryland League keeps its schedule starting this weekend. League presidents cite soaked diamonds and limited practice as reasons. Heart of Maryland plans to start despite the delay elsewhere. Any field conflicts will be resolved. umpiring crews remain unchanged.
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Maryland State
Heart of Maryland
Tri-Co
Mel Garber
Garber
Max Kehne
Charles Warfield
State
Warfield
State League
Loudoun Valley League
Virginia
Mt. Airy
Lucketts
Kehne
RESULTS 1 RACE AT THE MID-STATE TRACK MEET
Thorough results from a race card showing purses from 1300 to 3600 dollars for claiming and allowance events. Notable finishes include Sarong winning race one with Erratum and More For Less medaling in the early fields. Attendance listed as 3,440 with a Twin Double payoff of 5 4 3 across thirty entrants.
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F.W. Kratz
Addissa
Macratha
Adams
Mystic Moon
Fitzgerald
Mullins
Headley
Vasil
Thornton
Willie Mays Real Streak Hitter Sees Long Run
New York AP notes Willie Mays has compiled a long hitting streak dating from July 1 last year. He has batted .380 over the stretch and .314 for the 1963 season, with .488 average through April 30 this year, combining to a .380 mark.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
Mays
Harper to Retire as Virginia Club Pro in July
Chandler Harper, 50, former 1950 PGA champion and longtime Virginia golf figure, plans retirement as a club professional this July. He has spent three decades shaping Virginia golf scenes and mentoring players across the state.
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Portsmouth
Chandler Harper
Virginia
Mill Rise Top Pick In Kentucky Derby
Hill Rise seeks to extend a eight win streak as Derby favorite in the 90th Kentucky Derby news from Louisville. Northern Dancer, ridden by Bill Hartack, looms as the top rival with Shoemaker aboard Hill Rise. Other contenders include Quadrangle The Scoundrel Roman Brother Mr Brick Dandy K and more. Partly cloudy, warmer weather expected after a week of rain.
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Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
George A. Pope Jr
Elj Peco Ranch
Shoemaker
Willie Shoemaker
Swaps
Tomy Lee
Gallant Man
Hill Rise
Northern Dancer
E. 0. Taylor
Toronto
Canada
Horatio Luro
Bill Hartack
Dancer
Paul Mellon
Rex Ellsworth
Louis E. Wolfson
Roy Sturgis
Mr. Brick
Cecil Carmine
Dandy K
Wil Rad
Wilbur Clark
William Radkovich
Earle Davis
Extra Swell
Derby Entries and Odds for 12-Horse Race
Listed are 12 contenders with jockeys and morning lines led by Hill Rise at 6-5 and Mr Brick and The Scoundrel at 8-1. Weights fixed at 128 pounds. gross value 156300 dollars with 12 starters and payouts of 114300, 25000, 12500, and 5000 to top four. Post time 4:30 p.m. EST. TV at 4 p.m. EST.
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Quadrangle Assery
Wil Rad Vasquez
Extra Well Volzke
Mr. Moonlight Combest
the Scoundrel
Roman Br. Chambers
CES
Hill Rise Favored In 1 Mile Race At Churchill Downs
Hill Rise, a California bred son of Hillary, was the 6-5 favorite for Saturdays 1 mile race at Churchill Downs before about 100000 fans and a national television audience. If all 12 start at 4:30 pm EST the purse totals 156800 with 114300 to the winner and a garland of red roses. The winning owner will receive a 5000 gold cup. CBS will televise and radio the race from 4 to 5 pm EST.
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Churchhill Downs
America
CBS
Hill Rise
California
Hillary
Local teen Denis Motola fires three aces in four days
In Endicott New York 17 year old golfer Denis Motola recorded his third hole in one. He first aced a 165 yard par 3 at Newark Valley Golf Club during a practice round last Friday. Then on Monday he aced a 250 yard par 4 sixth hole at Windsor Golf Club.
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Endicott
N.Y
Denis Mottola
Denis
Newark Valley
Windsor
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