Banks To Help Olympic Drive In New Fund Campaign
The U S Olympic Committee asks banks nationwide to raise 1 to 2 million dollars via monthly statements with donation envelopes. Contributors receive car stickers plaques or Olympic record books depending on size. The plan aims to outpace the Soviet Union in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
U.S. Olympic Committee
To &Nance
Soviet Union
Yale
Russia
Horse Race Results and Purses from Daily Meet
Results detail nine races with purses from 1200 to 3400 dollars and pairings for 3 to 6 furlongs and 1 mile. Notable finishes include Mary Tudor, Green Patriot, and Irish Soldier with payouts listed and a Twin Double totaling 2 465.
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Kigh Plane
Trornton
Bar-Lin
McKee
Dancer, Hill Rise Arrive at Pimlico for Preakness Prep
Northern Dancer and Hill Rise, Kentucky Derby one two, reached Pimlico in order to train for the $150,000-added Preakness on May 16. Northern Dancer arrived by van, Hill Rise by plane, both in good condition. Hill Rise brought Blue Norther, Kentucky Oaks winner, who may run in the Black Eyed Susan Stakes next Saturday.
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Hill Rise
Pimlico
E. P. Taylor
Van
Horatio Luro
Bill Finnegan
Blue Norther
Churchill Downs
Pimlico Race Course
Television to Televise Hambletonian Delayed This Year
The Hambletonian for 3 year old trotters will be raced on September 2 at Du Quoin Illinois and televised on ABCs Wide World of Sports on September 5. It marks the first national TV showing of the event which is betless.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
du Quoin
Ill
Brunswick Defeats Cadet JV 8-5 in Tuesday Baseball
Brunswick plates five runs in the second inning to beat Frederick's junior varsity 8-5. Audie Murphy allowed three Brunswick hits after the big inning and struck out four. Winning pitcher Terry Lucas fanned six over seven innings with Donovan closing. Murphy had Frederick's best day at the plate with a 3-for-3, while Ronnie Carter led Brunswick with three hits and three RBI.
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BrunsWick Pees
Frederick
Railroaders
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Murphy
Terry Lucas
Mark Donovan
Rbi
Ronnie Carter
Rippeon
Lucas
Donovan
Carter
Delaware Nets Extend Unbeaten Tennis Run To Eight
Newark Delaware AP reports the University of Delaware tennis team improved to 8-0 by routing Western Maryland 8-1. Sophomore Roger Conant remains undefeated at No 1 singles and pairs with Bill Tobin to keep a perfect doubles record.
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University of Delaware
Western Maryland
Roger Conant
Delaware
Conant
Bill Tobin Reer
Spahn Ties NL Record With 63rd Shutout in Braves Win
Warren Spahn, aged 43, pitched a four hitter for Milwaukee as the Braves blanked the Mets 6-0. The infield turned five double plays, one shy of the NL record, boosting Spahn to 352 career wins and 63rd shutout. Tracy Stallard took the loss for New York.
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Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
Spahn
Braves
New York
Tracy Stallard
Stallard
Hinsley
Gonder
Bailey
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L-Stallard
Mount St. Mary's Dominates Shippensburg in Dual Track Meet
Mount St. Mary's swept 14 of 16 events to crush Shippensburg 96 40 in Emmitsburg Maryland. Jack Campbell set a school record with a 130 foot discus throw surpassing the 1950 mark by Walt Golynbieski. Dave Landis won the 120 yard high hurdles and 330 yard intermediate hurdles while Tom Neidhart captured the mile and two mile runs.
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Emmitsburg
Neidhart
Mount St. Mary’s
Chicago oilman forms group to push AFL franchise
Nash J. Dowdle a Chicago born Texas oil man says he is forming a nine man group to press for an American Football League franchise for Chicago in 1965 Expansion is on the agenda at the league annual meeting in Kansas City later this month.
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Chicago
Nash J. Dowdle
Dowdle
Kansas City
Cadets edge Sherwood 7 1 on no-hit outing by Thomas
Frederick Cadets defeat Sherwood 7 to 1 as Tommy Thomas tosses seven hitless innings before giving up a run on a fifth inning balk. Keyser homers and doubles, Working and Grove add offense, while Davis breaks up the no-hitter with a single. Frederick improves with a Thursday game at Howard County and a Friday at North Hagerstown.
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Frederick ‘Cadets
Sherwood
Tom Davis
Ike Rhoderick
Howard Co
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Howard
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Frederick
Kimball
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Noel Working
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Young Mound Staff Powers Braves Early Spring Success
Milwaukee Braves rely on four young pitchers LeMaster Fischer Cloninger and Sadowski plus veteran Spahn as confidence grows. In four recent starts LeMaster Fischer Cloninger and Sadowski yielded just three runs and ten hits while walking nine. Manager Bragan credits the trades for talent and says the youngsters showed promise last year and now deliver with a bang.
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Spahn
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Ed Bailey
Lions Rally Early to Defeat Middletown 10-2
In Walkersville, Eddie Cook pitched effectively with 12 strikeouts and a seven run first–inning burst backed by four in the opening frame as Lions beat Middletown 10-2. Cook went the distance, aiding his cause with a triple and three RBIs while Don Baker and Moser added key hits. Ernie Naundorf led Walkersville with a 2-for-3 day. Middletown’s Bruce Frushour took the loss.
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Snoots
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Colts to Hold Preseason Camp at Western Maryland College
The Baltimore Colts announced they will hold their NFL training camp at Western Maryland College for the 12th straight year. Coach Don Shula will greet rookies on July 19 with most holdovers reporting July 22.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Western Maryland College
Don Shula
Baseball Game Canceled at St Josephs of Emmitsburg
The baseball game scheduled today at St Josephs of Emmitsburg has been canceled. A make up game date will be announced later.
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Emmitsburg
Siebern Homer Secures Orioles One-Hit Victory Over Senators
Wally Bunker spun a one-hitter through seven innings and Norm Siebern belted a two-run homer in the seventh as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Washington 2-1. Bunker earned his first major league win, while Brooks Robinson opened the seventh with a single before Siebern’s shot to right field. Washington managed its lone run on a bases-loaded force play that was originally ruled out but overturned to safe.
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Kiwanis beats Ideal Farms 7 to 2 in Babe Ruth League game
Kiwanis jumped to three runs in the first inning and defeated Ideal Farms 7 to 2. Winning pitcher Jeff Freland allowed only two hits with 14 strikeouts while adding two hits in three trips as Kiwanis built a big early lead and held off late rallies.
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