Frederick Takes St James Invitational Meet Victory
Frederick wins the St James Invitational track meet led by Dave Brenneman who set a 880 record in 2:02.9. Cadets post 50 points to top North Hagerstown and Charles Town with multiple firsts including Meehan and Gladhill in pole vault and Higinbotham in the 220 yard dash.
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Hal Moser
St. James
Frederick
North Hagerstown
Charles Town
Brenneman
Don Boyer
Higinbotham
Dick Burdette
Jerry Reid
Martin
Snider
Markee
Gray
Bootter
Croft
Coffman
Evler Cnh
Oden
Meehan
Gladhill
Wilson
Mila
Henderson
Siepert
Spencer
Blaize
Hoffman
Boyer
Liepert
Burdette
Glaize
Johnson
Martinsburg
Wallingford
Page
Mobley
Marrowe
St James
Hagerstown
Berkeley Springs
News Wins Game at Frederick High School Softball
The Frederick News defeats the Frederick Post 153 in a Saturday softball game at Frederick High School. Jimmy Campbell and Junior Blank pitched for the News against Bill Cole and Wayne Long of the Post. Cole hit the lone home run. Wayne Geishert went 5-for-5 for the News in a strong offensive showing.
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Frederick News
Frederick Post
Frederick High School
Jimmy Campbell
Junior Blank
News
Bill Cole
Wayne Long
The
Post
Wayne Geishert
Bolivar 17 Lovettsville 6 leads week games list
Bolivar defeated Lovettsville 17 to 6 as the week opens with matchups: Lovettsville at Creagerstown Broad Run at Doubs Yellow Springs at Walkersville Buckeystown at Germantown Middletown at Bolivar.
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Bolivar
Lovettsville
Creagerstown
Broad Run
Doubs
Yellow Springs
Walkersvill
Buckeystown
Germantown
Middletown
Tri-County League
V. L. Pet
Low
Buckerstown
Walkersville
Collins Pulls to Two Stroke Houston Lead
Bill Collins shot 4 under par on Sunday to move two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer and Jack Fleck in the Houston Classic at Memorial Park. Collins posted 205 after 54 holes while Palmer stood second at 207 and Fleck third at 209.
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Houston
Tex
Bill Collins
Arnold Palmer
Jack Fieck
Collins
Palmer
Fleck
Memorial Park
League Leader N ational League Batting and related stats
A list of league leaders across the National and American Leagues with top figures for batting runs RBIs hits doubles home runs and other categories. Notable names include Mays Clemente Mantle and Coates with leading marks in various batting and pitching stats.
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Mays
San Francisco
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Skinner
Clemente
McCovey
Banks
Chicago
San Francis
Bailey
Cincinnati
Kples
T_ Taylor
McMillan
Borer
St. Louis
Pinson
Virdon
Kirkland
Law
Friend
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Lumpe
Kansas City
Pilarcik
Baltimore
Mantle
New York
Woodling
Gentile
Skowron
Allison
Washington
Doubies
Loliar
Buddin
Boston
Hansen
Fox
Power
Cleveland
Howard
Siebern
Smith
Kaline
Detroit
Coates
Pascual
Beil
Bruton Stars as Braces Race to 54 Victory on Braving Braves
Major League summary notes Bill Bruton led Milwaukee to a 54 win over Philadelphia with five hits including his first homer and a double while Gerry Staley and Frank Baumann pitched for the Braves. White Sox relief shined in a doubleheader sweep over Detroit 63 and 5 2.
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Associated Press
Bill Bruton
Braves
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Gerry Staley
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Detroit
Thomas Jump Shines in Weekend Relays
Thomas Boston U led the Penn relays with a world record high jump of 7 feet 1 3/4 inches while Norton tied a 200 meter world mark at Penn and Nieder beat O'Brien in the Drake shot put. Drake swept five track and four field events despite wind and rain.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
John Thomas
Ray Norton
Bill Nieder
United States
Penn
Drake
Thomas
Norton
Nieder
Parry O'Brien
Boston U
Russia
Yuri Stepanov
Legal
Santa Clara
Calif
Pennton
Kansas
O'Brien
Dave Davis
Davis
Des Moines
Iowa City
Penn Jads
Midwest
Charley Tidwell
Minnesota
Dave Odegard
Carl Brown
Winston-Salem
Illinois
John Lattimore
Ed Houston
del Coleman
George Kerr
Villanova
Winston Salem
Yale
Sweepts and Splits Highlight County League Softball
Bartgis and Zimmerman swept a pair of County League softball games from City Tavern at Staley Park. In the first, Falk held City Tavern to one hit as Lake hit a homer. in the second, Bees held on for a 7-6 win, their third of the season. Also Lewistown and Economy Oil split a twin bill while the Buckeystown Rangers beat Cooper's Tavern in a two-game set. Hyattstown split with Burkittsville, and Navy won a Mid-Atlantic Sailing title with 211 points to Princeton 194 and Georgetown 160.
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Maryland
L. Pet
New Market
Lone Thurmont
Frederick
Hamsville
Brunswick Mo
Poolesville
Jefferson
Thurmont
Brunswick
Mt Airy
Tiamsville
Tramsville
Mit Airy
Jefferson County
Bartgis
Zimmerman
City Tavern
Staley Park
Doug Falk
Henry Lake
Falk
Bees
R. E
Barisis
Zim
I City Tavern
I Falk
Lake
Wetze
Baer
R. H E. i Bartgis
LiCity Taven
Rice, Falk and
Morgan
Bagent and
Wetzel, Baer
Lewistown
Economy Oil
Bill Blank
George Michael
Buckeystown Rangers
Cooper's Tavern
Rangers
Hyattstown
Burkittsville
Hoe
Wood
Mal
Burkittsvile
Hyattstornie
Mullinix
J Hargett
Smith
NAVY
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Princeton
Georgetown
Severn River
George‘town
George Washington
Columbia
Lehigh
Penn
Haverford
Swoarthmore
Drexel
Frederick County Junior High Volleyball Tourney Recap
West Frederick No. 1 won the number one division with one loss in a round robin. Lincoln No. 1 finished second, Elm Street and Brunswick followed. In division two West Frederick No. 1 led with Lincoln No. 2 third, and Brunswick fourth. Final round saw West Frederick No. 1 beat West Frederick No. 2 for overall title while Lincoln No. 1 defeated Lincoln No. 2 for third place.
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Frederick ‘County
West Frederick
Im Street
Brunswick
Lincoln
Elm Street
West
Frederick No. I
Frederick No. II
Lincoln No. I
Lincoln No. II
Duke Leads Coast Conference On 4 1 Record In Sixth
The ACC race tightens at halfway with Duke atop the standings at 4-1 in conference and 8-5 overall. Clemson close at 4-2, followed by North Carolina 4-3 and Wake Forest 4-3, while Maryland sits sixth at 4-4 in conference and 6-6 overall. Duke, Clemson, and UNC schedule two to four conference games this week, with key matchups shaping the season’s second half.
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DUKE
Maryland
Associated Press
Clemson
North Carolina
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
N.C. State
South Carolina
Virginia
Don Altman
Georgia Southern
George Barson
Bill Timberlake
Cavalier
Joe Andreone
Bob McGee
Ron Limbing
Timberlake
John Barger
Garter
Andrecie
Citadel
Georgetown
Penn State
Richmond
ACC
The
Carolina
Wake
S. Carolina
Ambitious Colts to Run Derby Trials Next Tuesday
A dozen or more ambitious sophomores expected to start in the Derby Trial at one mile, the final Derby prep before the 86th Kentucky Derby. Top contenders include Tompion Venetian Way Bally Ache Victoria Park, with Calumet Farm likely sending Hillsborough or Piedmont. Remaining entries list Bourbon Prince Yamolka Spring Broker Et Zag Cuvier Relic Fighting Hodge Beau Purple Ettonlyi Orbi's Tip. Notable Llangollen Farm entrants Command Pilot and Eagle Admiral face a knee issue potentially keeping him out.
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Tompion
Venesian Way
Baily Ache
Victora Park
Calumet Farm
Hillsborough
Piedd
Bally Ache
Venetian Wey
Victoria Park
Khaled
Ikely
Bourbon Prince
Yamolka
Ei Zag
Cuvier
Fighting Hodge
Beau Purple
Ettonlyi
Orbi
Marion H. Vin Berg
Braves topp Phillies 5 4 as Bru ton sparks win
Milwaukee beats Philadelphia 5 to 4 behind Bill Bruton who collected five straight hits including his first homer of the season. Don McMahon saved Lew Burdette in the ninth, lifting Milwaukee to a fourth straight victory while Philadelphia drops to 1-1 in three decisions.
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Milwaukee
Bill Bruton
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Don McMahon
Lew Burdette
Philly
Burdette
Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cardwell
Simmons
Farrell
Short
Coker Burdette
McMahon
Crandall
W—Burdette
L—Cardwell
Brutom IL
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Anderson
Baltimore Orioles
John Anderson
Miami
Orioles
Melbourne
Bruce Welch
Melbourne Age
AOF
Haluza
Rudy Haluza
United States Air Force
Oxnard
Sanday
Jack Blackburn
Columbus
Ohio
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Lagt
Pam
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Burke
Emery
Gordie Baldwin
Toronto
Messina
Toledo, Ohio
Jerry Messina
Bellmore
N.Y
American Bowling Congress
Harry A. Babcock
Federal Trade Commission
Babcock
FTC
Morgantown
B . Cooper's Tavern
Leaks
Hardy
Hal
Morris
Gilbert
Coopers Tavern
Ingram
R. Gilbert
R. H. E. Economy OH Co
Lewistown Tote
Eels
B. Blank
Hooper
C. Bowers
D. Nikirk
Rk. HE
Economy Oil Co
B. Wirtz
C. Gearinger
Hooper B. Baker
B. Grimes
Sacramento
Vancouver
Sesste
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Bel Air
Trans
National
Pontiac
Vauxhhead
GMC
Mt. Airy
Shipley’s
N. Market St
Woodbine
Sykesville
Greece
Alexandria
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Netherlands
Belgium
Turkey
Moyer’s
Mercury
West South ST
Eves
Walter Or Snow
ST Killman
Chevrolet
West South Street
Jefferson & Patrick
Dr. Hoip
R. & M.auh
Olds
H.—Aute
Plymouth
Studebaker
Buick
West Patrick St
FORD
Belvd
Savoy
DODGE
Ronev Motor Co
Valiant
Frederick Motor CO
Used Car Headquarters
A&p MQ
Frederick Fairground Warehouse
J. Austin Younkiss
Guy L. Masser
DR. Auto
Lawson Motor Satel
New Marest
Etterly
the Ideal Garage Co
East
Patrick ST
Monclair
Hargtop, R. & H
Cea
Reed Motor
Renn Pontiac
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