Fort Hill Cadets Top Frederick in CVAL Track Meet
Fort Hill High School defeated Frederick High School 86 to 76 to win the Cumberland Valley Athletic League meet before about 2,000 fans. Fort Hill set four records led by Bill Wallace 50.1 in the 440, Jim Williams 44 in broad jump, and a 3:25.6 mile relay. Frederick produced firsts from Rich Putman, Gene Wahl, Tom Brown, and Tom Browning, while Tammy Davis starred for the Frederick girls, winning the 80 meter hurdles and 100 yard dash and anchoring the 440 relay in a strong performance against Latrobe and Long Island clubs.
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Frederick High School
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Fort Hill High School of
Cumberland
Sentinels
Frederick
Fert Bill
Jim Williams
Bill Wallace
Bill Hildebrand
Fort Hill
Sentinels Moseley
Curtis Mason
Martinsburg
Mason
Rich Putman
Gene Wahl
Tom Brown
Tom Browning
Albany
South Hagerstown
Westminster
North Hagerstown
Tammy Davis
Tammy
Latrobe Track Club
Baltimore
Long Island Mercurettes
Virginia Track Club
LaMott Track Club
Philadelphia
Penn
Pat Kraft
Long Island
Cheryl Hoy
Judy Twenty
Ann Flynn
Judy Reid
Brest Jem — Williams
Robinson
Blickenstett
Jackson
Harvey
Loyd
Valkee Spence
Jie — Mason
Ether
Brown
Kephart
Howard
Allegany
North
Harper
Baumwardner
Lockebauon
Jway
Heam
Lewth
Hertranstone Drmeourd
Stewart
Keily
Willams
van Horn
Peck
Guyton
Mall
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Blizzard
Kelly Rte Robinson
Wiliams
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Smit
Pautmart
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
American League and National League standings show Pittsburgh leading the NL with 16 wins, New York at 9 08, and Kansas City at 15 6. Yesterday Detroit beat Baltimore 12 to 4, Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 4, and Minnesota outscored New York 4 to 1. Today’s games include Los Angeles vs. Detroit and New York vs. Chicago with several pitchers noted. The piece also mentions Derby and Belmont links, and spring training highlights for players like Dee Beer and Carl Yastrzemski.
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W. L. Pet
Ww. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
S. Lows
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Houston
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chigapo
Los Ancees
Tri County League Scores and standings snapshot
The scoreboard shows Germantown Yellow Springs Walkersville Harmony Creagerstown Thurmont Ik Middletown Buckeystown Bolivar Brunswick with varying wins and losses. Sunday results list Creagerstown 6 Buckeystown 5 Yellow Springs 7 Doubs 9 Thurmont 8 Bolivar 6 Harmony 8 Brunswick 1 Germantown 19 Middletown. Matches scheduled Sunday include Middletown at Harmony Thurmont at Creagerstown Doubs at Brunswick Walkersville at Yellow Springs Germantown at Buckeystown.
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Germantown
Yellow Springs
Walkersville
Harmony
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Ik Middletown
Buckeystown
Bolivar
Brunswick
Doubs
Bolivar Harmony
Middletown
Shea Stadium Dedication Honors Lt Richard T Shea
At West Point the Shea Stadium dedication memorializes Lt Richard T Shea a former track star killed in action in Korea in 1953. The article notes the dedication occurred in 1958 and links Shea to local sports history.
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Shea Stadium
West Point
Richard T. Shea
Korea
Colts Edge Phillies in finale to salvage series
Houston Colts beat Philadelphia 6-2 in the nightcap behind Dick Farrell after two ninth inning misplays in the opener allowed the Phillies to win 6-5. In the first game Hal Woodeshick walked and Don Demeter scored the tying run, then Demeter slid home on a misplayed ball.
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Philadelphia
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Philadelphia Phillies
Bobby Wine
Phillies
Hal Woodeshick
Don Demeter
Taylor
Nicklaus Captures Desert Tournament With 69 Final Round
U S Open champion Jack Nicklaus won the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas with a 69 final round and 273 total. Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema trailed. Bill Casper Jr. withdrew after eight holes with a swollen left hand. Nicklaus’ 273 equals the second-best 72-hole total in event history, behind 268 by Barber and tied by Snead.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
LAS Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Pat
Desert Inn Country Club
Bill Casper Jr
Casper
Nicklaus
Jerry Barber
Sam Snead
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Gary Baumgardner
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Fhote
Bucky Summerser
Morden
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Detroit
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N. Chicaze ‘Peters
Kansas
Cy 'Bowstrell
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Carl Vatkvemski
Chicare
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