Cadets and Frederick girls compete in distant meets today
Frederick cadets aim to upset Fort Hill in Cumberland while Frederick Track and Field Club athletes Debie Thompson Tammy Davis and Phyllis Swann travel to Nashville for the Olympic Development meet. Coach Hal Moser cautions no track records but two field marks may fall.
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United States
Sundays Baseball Notes Highlight Local Action
A brief weekly roundup lists a Pleasant Walk at Lucketts, a George Frederick appearance at Mt Airy, and Watkins coverage as part of the baseball Sunday schedule with local sports context.
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Lucketts
George Frederick
Mt. Airy
Watkins
Entry List Grows for U S Open Golf Tournament
The U S Golf Association announced that 1390 entries have been received for the U S Open to be held June 18 to 20 at Congressional Club in Washington D C.
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New York
Congressional Club
Washington, D.C
U.S. Golf Association
Knights Fall to St James in Close Dual Meet
Middletown Knights, leading early with over half the first place finishes, lost to St James 58 55 in a dual meet at home. Rene Grossnickle won the half mile in 2 08 Mike Stroup swept the hurdles and 180 lows 120 highs Jeff Shisler took the mile in 4 48 Richard Throne ran 10 6 in the 100 yard dash Jim Brown leapt 19 244 in the broad jump Jay Opelle cleared the high jump.
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Istanbul
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Robinson predicts Negro will manage major league team
Seattle AP report quotes Jackie Robinson saying a Black manager will come due to interracial progress. He notes it won’t be him and cites health concerns including diabetes that limit his involvement. He says he might have accepted a managerial job in 1956 but now avoids baseball broadcasts for health reasons.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Walkersville Wins Wayne Zimmerman Meet Over Four Schools
Walkersville track edged Tubman Singa nore Francis Scott Key and Maryland School for the Deaf 86 76 41 16 14 on slick grass delaying times. Lions swept seven firsts led by Haines Barrick Trout and Weddle with three new school and meet records.
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Local Softball Practice Schedules Set for Several Teams
Shipley's Inc. softball conducts practice today at 6 p.m. at Frederick High School. New Market holds sessions today and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at New Market schoolhouse diamond. Buckeystown practices Sunday at 2 p.m. at Adamstown diamond. Stup's Sinclair Sagner play Sunday at 2 p.m. on Baker Park diamond. players should arrive by 1 p.m.
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Baker Park
South Golfers Defeat Cadets To Lead Tri-State Standings
South Hagerstown won over Frederick 10% to 3. The Rebels, led by Gary Shelton who posted a 78, took first place in the Tri-State golf segment. Cadets slipped to third behind Waynesboro as Rhoderick fell to Shelton 3-0 in the opening match. The teams meet again at Beaver Creek Golf Course next Monday.
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VFW
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Craig Rhoderick
Shelton
South
Robert Nusbaum
Cadet Golfars
Lewis Gannon
Richard Kline
Mike Jennings
Richard Wolfe
den Jnis Armstrong
Rhoddy Rhoderick
Ger Laid Nye
Richard Roulette
Ger Jald Beacht
Beaver Creek
East Carolina College joins Southern Conference as 10th member
East Carolina College in Roanoke joined the Southern Conference as the 10th member. President Leo Jenkins vowed to win championships. The unanimous vote made the move effective immediately with competition not counting until 1965-66, and a provisional 1964-65 year for ECU's 6,400 students.
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East Carolina College
Leo Jenkins
North Carolina
Piedmont
East Carolina
One Tee Golf Courses Turn Indoor Bays Into Global Holes
New York electronics engineer M Rich Speiser, who has never played golf, builds indoor one tee golf ranges. A basement installation uses a 17 foot distant screen showing color slides of holes from seven courses worldwide. As each shot is struck, color pictures respond to the ball.
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New York
Richard Speiser
Speiser
Miniature Golf Setup Promises Realistic Greens on Small Space
The ad touts a compact indoor golf setup showing fairways traps and greens on screen. It claims a 400 square foot area and costs around $8,000 for the complete miniature course.
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