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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1975
Page
6
The Brewers rallied with early homers and clutch hitting to defeat the New York Yankees 4 to 2. Key plays included a two run shot and solid pitching through seven plus innings, securing the win for Milwaukee in front of its home crowd.
FCC defeated Dundalk 9 to 0 in its first men s tennis match. Singles winners were Wayne Eyler 64 6 1 John Mainhart 62 6 4 Greg Clabaugh 6 0 6 2 Tom Woodward 6 2 Mike Crosby 6 0 6 0. Doubles champions were Eyler Mainhart 64 6 4 Clabaugh Dixon 6 1 6 0 Woodward Crosby 6 0 6 0. FCC enters its second year of tennis.
Two records fell at the 33rd Mason-Dixon Track Championships at Mount St Marys. Lowell Brooks of the Mount set a 49.84 in the shot put. Barry Stebbins ran 14.2 in the 120 high hurdles. Stebbins also won the long jump while Tim Toepke of Loyola claimed the high jump. The Mount leads with 15 points entering final rounds as Towson State, Salisbury, Loyola and others chase. The meet resumes at 1:30 pm with pole vault and admission free.
Races featured wagers including Daily Double Exacta and Ninth Exacta. Jockeys Breeden Lew and Greve led winners in a busy program with multiple placements noted for Star Mack Rhythm Jira Cool and Tura Coppi as field selections posted in the results.
Detroit at Boston Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3 Milwaukee 4 New York 3 Texas 4 California 3 Minnesota 4 Kansas City at Oakland 4 Chicago 3 Tigers at Bos Cleveland at Baltimore and other listed matchups include Grimsley Peterson Splittorf Albury May Sprague Holtzman Osteen Ryan Brown with several 1-3 and 0-2 lines noted for pitchers and teams.
Summary of yesterday's results shows Atlanta beating Cincinnati 6 to 5, New York 3 defeated Montreal 6, Philadelphia 9 over Pittsburgh 5, St Louis 5 edged Chicago 3, and San Francisco defeating Houston 4 to 6. Games include Montreal Fryman starting 2-0 at New York Webb 0-0 and other pitcher records.
Frederick's Tom Fox will continue his football career at Western Maryland College in Westminster. The Cadets inside linebacker, 5'11\" and 185 pounds, missed part of 1974 with injuries and is a B student who also runs track.
Maryland basketball senior forward Owen Brown will be the main speaker at the FCC athletic banquet tonight at Watsons Restaurant. The day also features JUCO track highlights and several baseball games across area schools. The Jefferson County Invitational is on, with North Hagerstown hosting two games and Damascus at Seneca Valley.
Frederick Cadets defeated Walkersville Lions 7-3 in Frederick on Friday. Bill Utt beat Vance Baker 10-4 in boys singles, David Gray defeated George Seaton, 101, and the Utt brothers led Frederick in doubles with a 10-8 win over Brad Grimes and E Eyler.
The Frederick Lacrosse Club of the Western Maryland Lacrosse League will hold a practice and organization meeting Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Baker Park lacrosse field. All interested players should attend. Bernie Vallandingham is expected to return as coach.
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