Cadets Triumph 72 69 Over Cardoza in Dual Meet
Vital wins highlight a meet where the Cadets clinched 10 of 17 events to beat Cardoza 72 69 at FHS Albany Calif Jockey Johnny Longden plans to retire after 38 more wins reaching 6000 in turf history this summer at Hollywood Park and Del Mar.
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Fishermen bag carp in Maryland contest at Fox's Bait Store
Ham Grove and Tottey land a 27 and 40 pound carp during a weekend on the Monocacy near Brunswick. Others weigh in fish up to 28 pounds with bass, crappie, catfish and a rainbow trout also entered. Entries recorded at Fox's store with awards given at season end.
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LeGore
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Maryland
Cadets Edge Cardoza To Remain Unbeaten
Frederick defeats Cardoza 72 to 69 in a dual meet at FHS to extend their unbeaten streak to seven. Blaine Smith and Eric Ambush sliced a two stride deficit in the final half, while Olson wowed with an 11-44 pole vault and Smith set a discus record at 150-10.
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Eric Ambush
Olson
Moser
Washington
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Francis Foreman
Phil Grove
Howard Hoy
Thompson
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Bill Allen
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Amibugh
Frederick Cadets Beat North Hagerstown 10-6 in Baseball
Frederick High School defeated North Hagerstown 10 to 6 as Ron Hart pitched a 11-hit game and doubled as a hitter. Hart drove in three runs with three singles, while Hal Keller and Dave Lee added multi RBI efforts. Frederick built an early lead, with consistent two-run bursts and solid defense to secure the third straight win.
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National LL Opens Saturday for 14th season double header
The National Little League begins its 14th season Saturday at 1 p.m. with a double header at Staley Memorial Field. Mayor E Paul Magaha will throw the first ball and Police Chief Charles V Main will introduce players and managers. The Optimist meet Civitan in game one and Lions face North End in game two. San Diego at Indianapolis game postponed due to rain.
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Middletown Edges Shepherdstown 7-5 in Baseball
Middletown defeated Shepherdstown 7-5 as three players drove in two runs each. Joe Shafer earned the win with eight hits allowed, while Bob Axline and Terry Wolfe contributed two RBI apiece, helping Middletown collect 11 hits against two West Virginia pitchers.
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Bullets select Sloan in draft
The Baltimore Bullets picked 6-foot-6 guard Jerry Sloan from Evansville College as their first round choice. Eight players were selected overall, including Tal Brody Joe Newton Skip Thoren Charley Dickens Lyvonne Leflore Willie Somerset and Jim Murphy. James Jeannette said he spoke to six of the eight players and expected contract talks with them.
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Roberts On Target For Ath Win 5-1
Baltimore defeats Minnesota 5-1 as Robin Roberts earns his fourth straight win and 275th career, going distance and allowing four hits. Brooks Robinson homered and Roberts drove in the tie breaking run in the fifth. Paul Blair and Luis Aparicio contribute key hits. Minnesota’s Harmon Killebrew homered for the Twins.
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Cycle Hill Climb Sunday At Damascus
The Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club hosts a nation wide hill climb at Damascus at 1 30 p m Sunday with more than 60 entries expected The 200 foot steep hill will be the main challenge Local riders include George Enschler Charles Springer Norman May and Harry Carbaugh The American Motorcycle Association sanctions the event with Robert Rudy district referee presenting awards after the race Amateurs and experts compete in seven classes The club offers refreshments and children s games and invites the public
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Damascus Wins 9-2 With Big 4th Inning Rally
Damascus defeats Mt Airy 9 to 2 as Jeff Burdette pitches four shutout innings and collects two hits. Damascus scores nine runs in the fourth on seven hits, a walk, and two Mt Airy errors. Jim Miller takes the loss after pitching the full game.
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