Frederick Cadets seek CVAL crown in weekend track meet
Notes highlight Wayne Zimmerman Memorial at Walkersville, Friday, then Cumberland Valley Athletic League meet at Frederick High Saturday where the Cadets aim to defend their CVAL title. Jack Griffin’s girls join a four event meet, while Maryland School for the Deaf and others chase trophies. Abbott shines at Tri State, Mason sets mile mark, and local figures praise Frederick track leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High
Wayne Zimmerman
Walkersville
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
FHS
St. James
Frederick Track and Field Club
Taneytown
Thurmont
Ralph Zimmerman
Maryland School For the Deaf
Paul Abbott
Orioles
Curtis Mason
Martinsburg
Hal Moser
Frederick
Abbott
Mason
Memorial Stadium
Red Sox
Yankees
Baltimore Park
Bob Marendt
al Shipley
Sporting Goods
Boston
Dick Stuart
Bosox
I¢s
Stuart
Fenway Park
Frederick Cadets
Homer Brooks
Ron Phillips
North Hagerstown
Herald
Joe Snyder
Surprise entry Investor Maryland colt enters Derby field
Three days before the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs investor a Maryland bred colt entered the field for the 125000 added classic. Owned by J J Cherock of Watkins Glen the horse faces Candy Spots Never Bend No Robbery and others as trainer Jeff Nash or Mes Tenney prep for the big race. Investor upset in the Derby Trial stakes and is listed at long odds as contenders tune up for the Saturday run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chandler
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
Bam No
Maryland
Investor
Candy Spots
Berd
J. J. Cherock
Watkins Glen
J AH
Rex Ellsworth
California
Mesh Tenney
Woody Stephens
Cain Hoy Stables
Bend
Never Bend
Borwur
Gray I
Late Baseball Upset by U S Offsets Poor Day
A chaotic report covers track and field results and a late baseball upset, naming US athletes and international competitors. It notes records in sprints, hurdles, and relays, with Pan American marks, and mentions teams from Lane and Chase Aol NC with multiple distances and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gutnecht
Chase
Aol NC
Toe
Free
Celet
Asda
Willie Aternasty
Ameticiin
Otrid i
Russ Rogers
N. N. Tardoon
Kennedy Named NBA President In Surprise Vote
Stamford mayor J Walter Kennedy, 49, was elected president of the National Basketball Association with a reported salary of 35000 a year. He succeeds Maurice Podoloff who will retire after four months to finish office work and help revamp the league. Kennedy will take the post Sept 1 and resign as mayor in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Walter “Kennedy
Stamford
Conn
National Basketball Association
Kennedy
Maurice Podoloff
New England
Podoloff
League
Lequid
Old Basketball Association of America
NBA
Notre Dame
Harlem Globetrotters
Ted Husing
Little League Baseball
Landis Stars As White Sox Blank Orioles 7–0
Jim Landis homered and tripled to spark Chicago in a 7–0 win over Baltimore. Ray Herbert pitched four-hit ball, improving to 2-1, with 5 strikeouts and no Orioles reaching second base. Nellie Fox and Dave Nicholson added seventh inning RBIs, Ward drove in a run with a bases loaded single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jim Landis
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Ray Herbert
Nellie Fox
Dave Nicholson
McCormick
White Sox
Herbert
Ron Hansen
Newquay Port
Brandy Lane
Sugar Loch
Toesay State
Touchotroyalty
Miles Macalla
Issleek
Ruddy
Kenny
Spicette
Hunter’s Gun
Miss Gee Gee
Alma Ser
A. Belle
Mrs Rosal
Baltimore
Landis
Dotinson
Smith
Moon Power
Rusnirg
Bully Dan
Nicholson
Nestor Né 'Smain
Powell
Hansen
Burky Bov
Emmad Burnside
Ward
Brandt
Orsine
I McCorm
Rainman Ng
Penndy
Ournav
Snyder
Boyer
Pothynela Ind
Baltimore Medicie
Ing
Furl
Johnson
Han- Esster Crystal
Bahausen
Burnside
Herbert W
Beriaherive DiMuro
Hurley
Everett
Hunt
Usher
Charles
Horse Racing Results From Florence and Nearby Tracks
Results show multiple claiming races for 2 and 3 year olds at Florence with purses from 1100 to 1300 dollars and various placings. Notable finishers include Barkalinda Lifewalk Cafe Evening Love and Royal Symbol with prices and order recorded. international league notes list Syracuse Toronto Rochester Jacksonville and Buffalo games postponed due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence P
Davidson
Barkalinda
Gordon
Lifewalk Cafe
Espinosa
Donna Bush
Liam Lille Vougue
Vancanty
Ahdodin
Reynolds
Aller Rena
Rivera
Gray Rapture
International League
Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Richmond
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Boston Tops Twins 14-5 on 13 Hits in Five Inning Rally
Boston built a 3-1 lead in the first inning and exploded for 13 hits and 10 runs through five as Earl Wilson steadied after a rough start. The Red Sox knocked Jack Kralick out and cruised to a 14 to 5 victory over Minnesota. Tillman drove in multiple runs with a bases loaded single, while Bressoud homered and Schilling added two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Boston
Minnesota
Twins
Red Sox
Jack Kralick
Earl Wilson
Kralick
Eddie Bressaud
Wworton
Stook
Gear
Bob Tillman
Eston
Minnesota We
Wilson
Radatz
Tillman
Pale Lasher
Dailey
Ani
Stange
Reggen- He
Battes
W—Wison
L—Akratick
Brescoud Int
Schilling
Navy Defeats Saarthmore with Strong Midfield Play
Navy delivers solid performance against Saarthmore, paced by a standout midline and key scores from Pas and Arai. Saarthmore drops to 3-5 while Navy improves in a 4-2 and 6-4 finish, marking a notable early season win for Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Dave Pas
Navy Feck
Saarthmore
Ponarm
Cheney ER String Out But He Still Wins 4-1
Detroit and Washington faced off as Tomy Cheney pitched a complete game to beat the Tigers 4-1. Don Leppert homered and doubled to drive in two runs, with Chuck Hinton and Bobo Osborne adding a run apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Detroit
Tomy Cheney
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Don Leppert
Baltimore
Senators
Leppert
Chuck Hinton
Bobo Osborne
Washington
Aguirre
Fox
Foytack
Triandos
W—Cheney
L—Aguirre
Moss retires from racing after dangerous crash
Stirling Moss, 33, British racing ace, announced retirement saying continued competition risked his safety and others. He spoke after a crash at Goodwood left him unconscious, with brain injury and vision defects requiring surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stirling Moss
Moss
Mass
Goodwood
Hamaier
Owenid
Sanford Stops Pirates 5-1 in Nine-Hit Effort
San Francisco pitcher Jack Sanford limited Pittsburgh to seven singles as the Giants snapped a four-game Pirates streak with a 3-1 victory. Sanford improved to 4-1 with five strikeouts and three walks, keeping last year’s 24-game winner form in a game where Hal l er, Sisk, Sturdivant and Pagliari contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jack Sanford
San Francisco
Sanford
Pittsburgh Oe
Haller
Friend
Sisk
Sturdivant
Pagliareni
W—Sanford
Missouri baseball glory in Senate remarks
Sen Marl Symington praised Missouri baseball as he noted unanimous Senate consent to insert major league standings in the Canal Record. He highlighted Kansas City Molleries atop the American League and the St Louis Cardinals leading the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marl Symington
D-Me
Senate
Ube
Kansas City Molleries
St. Louis Cardinals
Missouri
Symington
Brunswick rallies to beat Lancers 5 4 for fourth straight win
Brunswick Railroaders overcome a 4 3 deficit in the fifth inning to defeat Singapore Lancers 5 4. Herm Willis and Mark Donovan combined on a four inning stint, Donvan holding the Lancers scoreless after a rough fifth. Hartman, Weedon, Carter, and Bowers provided key hits as Brunswick seals its fourth consecutive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Herm Willis
Mark Donovan
Singapore
Railroaders
Lancer
Donovan
Joe Hartman
Charles Weedon
Ronnie Carter
Hartman
Weedon
Gary Bowers
Singanore
Pee
Loser White
Willis
Carter
Rudy Jordan
Lancers
White
Big Three Tee Off Desert Inn Tourney in Las Vegas
Golf's big three Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player prepare for the Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club Las Vegas with a 60000 purse and a 72 hole schedule. Palmer seeks his first win in years while Nicklaus makes his Desert Inn debut and Player eyes another win against a 24 man field including Tony Lema and Sahara Invitational winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
New
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Desert Inn Country Club
Palmer
Nicklaus
South Africa
Tony Lema
Lema
Pacific Coast League Weather and Matchups Listed
A brief sports weather update lists Dallas-Fort Worth at Spokane and old Oklahoma City at Tacoma with rain expected for Hawaii at Portland. The note cites rain conditions affecting planned Pacific Coast League games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Leagle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Spokane, Old
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Hawaii
Portland
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Martinsburg Way
Journal
Bob Scrivener
Buzz Sawyer
Hagerstown
Baltimore Olympic Club
Bob
Cumberland Valley Ahhletic Club
Dick Newton
South Hagerstown
Duke University
Sawyer
Smoh
Hartford
Doris Ronan Uied Cote
U. S
Me Tita
Wurkay Rose
Avey
Yates Dade Ae
Kimes
Bell
Curtis Cae
Gear Perry
Latman
Pensas
Pena
Ciema
Adowk IL
Aff Saaren
Uae
Comaey
Josh Calbreath
Heen Bate
Mesrae
Zila
Taie
Martina
Aidax
Tesport
Wah Tree
Canada
Bill Gardner
Gyatis
Corre
Russell Hedge
Roscoe
N.Y
Olam Cassell
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Rafael Romen Sandrea
Veremucia
Sandrea
Cassell
Arquimedes Herera
Venezucla
Chicago Rocks Orioles
The
Minnesota Twins
Vic
Power
Twin Cities
Bill Dailey
Zoilo Versalles
Mike McCormick
Pete Ward
Sox
Royal Symbol
Grant
Cinnamon Maid
Sigler
Deep Study
Pindhedl
Gibson Jo
Garne Ita
Esvingsa
Toano Miss
Pappas
Lady Bright
Red West
Cam‘lla
Reynoks
Gam
Ila
Davison
Smeggter's Cove
Vasii
Boston Bests Twins
Dickinson
Washington Redskins
Dickinson College
Carlisle
East
Redskins
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Winde, Tehes
Pirates
Linganere
Brenswick
Mains Shopping Center
Mains Diarmand
GOLF
Philheat
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
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