County Baseball Opens With Big Weekender Kickoff
County baseball begins Sunday with the Maryland State League Heart of Maryland League and Tri-County League in action. Mt Airy hosts Broad Run Jeff for opening ceremonies with Congressman Charles Asin throwing the first ball and the Mt Airy High School band performing. Texas? No. Regional teams Liberty New Market Frederick and Brunswick also play, while Tri-Co features Middletown Germantown at 2 PM.
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LeCa Standings and Baseball Results Across Leagues
The standings show Kansas City leading with 14 wins and 6 losses, followed by St. Louis and Boston among others. Yesterday's results include Washington 3 Chicago 2 and San Francisco 3 Baltimore 8, with several games today and tomorrow across multiple clubs, including New York Minnesota Cleveland Los Angeles and Philadelphia, among others.
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St. John's earns first victory over Westminster in long wait
St. John's of Frederick defeated St. John's of Westminster 9 to 3 as Mike Willard drove in five runs with two triples and Mike Mauro pitched a five hitter with ten strikeouts. Zaharoff and Yanos added doubles, and Alfred A. Pansa’s Saints host Hedgesville in a doubleheader next.
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Renn Pitches 2 Hitter For Frederick Win
Renn tossed a two hit effort to lead Frederick Hix School to a lopsided 16-0 victory over Waysnesboro Pa Pascal Kenn struck out 13 and allowed only two hits for Frederick while Beany Grove and others contributed in the lopsided win. the Cadets remained strong on offense and defense.
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Victor Colectwe
Frederick
Watwesboro
Singanore Lancers Edge Middletown In Eight Inning Thriller
Eddie Cook drove in the winning run with a third hit as Singanore beat Middletown 10 to 9 in eight innings. Ed White earned the win after relieving in the second, while Bruce Frushour took the loss for Middletown. Clark and Cook led Singanore’s bats, with Clark hitting .320 and Cook driving in the decisive run.
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Haines
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McGoerick
Beso
Frushout
United States Baseballers Skip Pan American Medal Ceremony
Americans failed to appear for the Pan American medal ceremony in Rio de Janeiro amid a communication mix up. An official said the event was rescheduled from May 3 and three delegates were initially assigned before word of the change reached involved parties.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to Box in Sherbrooke Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson aged 42 fights Maurice Rollener in a 10 round bout in Sherbrooke Quebec as he seeks one more middleweight title shot. Rollener, 28, is an Algeria native with most fights in Europe and little North American prominence.
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Packers post record profit for 1962 season
Green Bay Packers stock holders were told by Vince Lombardi that the NFL champion club earned a net profit of $255,501 for the 1962 season. Prince Georges County planners announce surveys of excavation projects and stop orders on unsafe work sites.
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Vince Lombardi
Upper Marlboro, Md
Prince Georges County
Rakow wins to lift A's atop Red Sox in tight pennant race
Ed Rakow limited Boston to four hits as Kansas City moved back into first place with a 1 0 victory. Wayne Causey drove in the decisive run in a three run seventh, while Clete Boyer powered a Yankee win over Minnesota. Orioles win with late homers. Cubs, Giants, and others post wins in the NL. Michael X. Sullivan, 87, Georgetown biochemist, dies of cancer. New York survey finds no clear edge for phonics or look and say methods in teaching reading.
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Associated Press
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Bill Stafford
Stafford
Earl Battey
Harry Bright
New York
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Angels
Don Lee
Gary Bell
Bell
Sam McDowell
Lee
Ron Nischwitz
Liston Patterson Heavyweight Rematch Postponed Again
The Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson title rematch is rescheduled from June 27 to July 22 in Las Vegas due to Patterson’s infected finger and needed recovery. Promoter Al Bolan said Patterson cannot spar for three weeks to a month, while Liston remains in training in Denver.
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Bluth sets world six game series record at New Jersey Open
Ray Bluth of St. Louis rolled 1 525 in six games to lead 16 finalists in the PBA New Jersey Open. His 24 average shattered the previous six game mark of 1 908 by John Bomba in 1950, as Bluth topped Billy Hardwick by 114 pins. Ed Bourdase trailed Hardwick by 10 pins. A note mentions monarch butterflies wintering in Pacific Grove, California.
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St. Louis
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San Mateo Calif
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Ed Bourdase
Fresno
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Vet Riders Open Cage Race Season At Dairy Dam Track
The Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club kicks off its race season this Sunday at the Damase track near Damase. Veteran riders such as Jay Delphey of Frederick Matt Springer of Damascus Everette Emschler of Mt. Airy Harry Carbaugt of Frederick Norman May of Thurmont Jerry Gwynn of Boyds Douglas Gwynn Lily Pons and others vie for top honors beginning at 1 3 p m DST.
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Frederick
Matt Springer
Damascus
Everette Emschler
Mt. Airy
Harry Carbaugt
Norman May
Thurmont
Jerry
Douglas Gwynn
Boyds
Dick Clark
Lily Pons
D.S.T
Meredith Flunks Physical for Army Duty
Don Meredith of the Dallas Cowboys said he failed the Army physical after notice from a Mt. Pleasant draft board. He cited a long foot ailment and a history of ulcers as reasons, noting the outcome was expected.
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Don Meredith
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Brodie Injured in Accident Puts July Drill Start in Question
San Francisco 49ers quarterback John Brodie suffered a broken arm when his car swerved off a road and hit a tee in Menlo Park California. X rays showed a fracture above the wrist but coach Red Hickey expected Brodie to be fit for July drills. Harvard coach Harry L Parker at 28 is noted as one of the nation's youngest crew coaches.
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Stamford
Red Hickey
Brodie
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