Frederick track stars face uncertain spring season
Notes from Here and There recount Fredericks top hurdler Jay Markey re injuring his left leg at the Cumberland Valley meet and missing practice. Debbie Thompson may not compete next meet due to a pulled leg, while teammates Tammy Davis Mary Lawson Cheryl Hoy and Phillis Swann travel with coach Jack Griffin. The Frederick club funded last Saturdays meet medals, leaving a $40 debt. Curtis Mason's mentor PPO recalls Jim Beatty comparisons, and East Frederick hosts Baltimore Aero in a doubleheader at McCurdy Field. Maryland frosh include Chris Sole Tom Richy Bill Franklin Billy Seidling and Don Boyer with Cramer pole vaulting 14 feet and Boyer excelling in distance events.
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Knights Halt Brunswick in seventh inning rally
Middletown spoiled Brunswick’s winning streak with a three run seventh inning fueled by Elliott Haines’s slide and Doug Martin’s base running. Bruce Frushour walked to open the inning, Haines reached on a hit by pitch, Martin delivered a run scoring single, and Mark Donovan relieved Willis before Joe Keller grounded out. The Railroaders attempted to tag Haines at the plate but the ball slipped free, allowing Martin to score and seal the 3 2 victory.
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Elliott Haines
Doug Martin
Brunswick
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Martin
Knights
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Frushout
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Willis
Joe Keller
Dewn Haines
Ron Carter
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Ares
Joe Harttran
Bowes
Drewan
Nutter calls Lipscomb death a personal loss
Buzz Nutter, Steelers captain, mourns Gene Lipscomb as a real team leader on defense and a great football player. He notes Lipscomb and Nutter were teammates since 1956 with the Colts and their seven year friendship. Nutter says Lipscomb will be hard to replace and that injuries partly cost last season.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Big Daddy
Nutter
Steelers
Frederick High School routs Hubs 11 2 behind Thomas relief
Frederick High School battered North Hagerstown for 11 runs and 10 hits in a dominant 11 2 win. Tommy Thomas worked seven innings in relief, allowing four hits and one run after entering in the first, as Guy Stull powered the Cadets with four RBIs on a homer and a sacrifice fly. Frederick improves to 3 1.
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Stull
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Tragic End For Big Daddy Lipscomb
Gene Lipscomb, a 6 foot 6 inch, 290 plus pound NFL defensive tackle known as Big Daddy, died suddenly under unclear circumstances. Friends recall his joyful persona and battle with personal demons including marital strains and alcohol. Medical examiners cite possible narcotic overdose while stressing ongoing tests. Lip scomb was beloved by teammates and fans, with tributes from Buddy Young and team figures.
Withers Mile attracts field of 16 at Aqueduct
A 2: NBC telecast features 16 runners in the Withers Mile at Aqueduct with purses totaling $62,000. Notables include entry Creaman and Tapmi among contenders for the Belmont Series, as George Wodr-trained horses near the Preakness. The event draws horses from Widener Farm and other stables, with betting and pacing intensifying as fans await the run.
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Bowie
Mar War
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Count Fleet
Tokyo 1964 Olympics May Be Best Yet
AP reports Japan aims to make the 1964 Tokyo Games the biggest and best sporting event. IAAF official D P T Pain lauds preparations and predicts the 18th Olympiad will surpass prior games. The British official, visiting Tokyo, inspects facilities for the event.
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Notable Discontinuation of Dixie Classic Cage Tourney
In North Carolina the Dixie Classic basketball tourney was canceled after a narrow 81 decision to discontinue the Dive Basketball Clase in a state tie. Principal figures from the University of North Carolina and North Carolina State College were involved as reformers argued the season should be abandoned.
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Yankees and Mets Fan Loyalties Stressed in New York
A reflective piece on New York baseball loyalties contrasts fervent Mets enthusiasm with enduring Yankee pride. It notes long histories, iconic players, and a public debate over which team defines the city’s spirit and identity.
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Orioles Rally To Take Opening Game In A 6-3 Win
The Baltimore Orioles scored three times in the eighth inning to defeat the New York Yankees 6-3. Jackie Brandt tied it with a two-out double, then John Orsino delivered a two-run single. Dick Hall earned the win after a rain delay, while Whitey Ford started for the Yankees and Jim Gentile, Brooks Robinson, Luis Aparicio, and Al Smith contributed for Baltimore.
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al Smith
Yankee
Whitey Ford
New York
Pizarro Leads Sox in 20-Run Win Over Angels
Chicago pitcher Juan Pizarro blanked Los Angeles on three hits, hit a home run, and drove in the insurance run as the White Sox stretched their AL lead with a 20 run victory. Pizarro earned his second win without a loss, fanning six and walking one.
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Sunday Baseball Matchups Across Local Leagues
In the TriCounty League and Maryland State League several games are listed for Sunday action. Middletown faces Harmony-Miller, Thurmont takes on Creagerstown-Angleberger, Doubs meets Brunswick-George, Walkersville travels to Yellow Springs-Sock, Germantown plays Buckeystown, Jamsville hosts New Market, and Lake Point of Rocks hosts Frederick-Repp. Lang Brunswick visits Broad Run-Jeff Garber, Mt Airy plays Liberty-Weddle, and Liberty hosts Mt Airy-Maught Pleasant Walk at Frederick Curry.
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Brunswick
George Walkersville
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