Canoe Trip of Camp Kanawha on Potomac Falls in May
Frederick County Camp Kanawha members led by former Admiral Henry Decker took 36 members in 17 boats down the Potomac to Seneca. Lodgings included Delphy's cabin and Seneca Hotel as plans for next year unfold.
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Diverse Race Card with Mixed Results and Purses
A crowded program lists nine races with claiming and allowance events for four year olds and up, highlighting multiple horses and payouts. Notable entries include Park Watch and Blalochs in the second race, and Cinches of various horses across the card with times around 1 49 for the second race and 1 15 for the fifth, plus a Twin Double payout.
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Miles Park Watch
H. Clark
River Goddess
Royal Alry
Mighty Dollar
Night Cover
Needy
Helen My Love
Sky Point
Try Tom
Hay Nonnie
Charmin Helen
Duc de Mon
Devoos
Snorton
Our Son John
Joe
Dianna T
Davieson
Ta Possente
Mr. Myshe
Headley
Lismore Pride
Gig Fire
Blaze
Peters
Wayzeta
Dodger
Whirlie
Miss Jane
Benny Becky
John Paul
Gigante
Courtain
Madhieve
Maurice
Gambardella
Tuscany Jr
Roman Squaw
Galla Max
Small
Weather Doll
Banker's Foe
Star Parade
Wilson
Happy Hero
Danny Dee
Little Janet
Canassie
Stephane P
Pamela Miss
Annapolis
Brownygret
Ahdoolo
H. Chritton Alley
Steve
Mr. Sagar
Sherwolt
Charliepoo
Bo Lofland
Vicious
Sagefire
Cambronne
Sky Pine
Bonnie Rulah
Miss Gee Gee
Davidson
Mein Greta
Ligier
Elles
Pet
Karista
Birds Sweep Indians 3-2 on Powell homer in 9th
Baltimore tops Cleveland 3 2 thanks to Boog Powell who ripped a late homer off Luis Tiant after an argument over an automatic ball call. Milt Pappas earned his 100th win in seven innings with relief from Stu Miller. Cleveland never leads after Powell’s homer in the ninth, as Baltimore completes a three game sweep.
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East Frederick II To Open Saturday
East Frederick Little League opens its season Saturday with a 2 p.m. doubleheader. R F Kline and the Breakfast Optimist meet first, then H B Duvall and Bitter-Mooretangle in the second. Pre game festivities begin at 1 30 p.m. Practice schedules list seven Mt Airy teams with dates through June 5 and a mix of morning and afternoon sessions at the Little League diamond.
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Detroit Boxer Sonny Banks Dies After Knockout
Heavyweight Sonny Banks who floored Cassius Clay in the past died in Philadelphia after a bout head injury. He faded after surgery to remove a blood clot and died at 4:35 a.m. EDT. Banks, 16 KOs in 27 fights, had previously been knocked out by Leotis Martin and once by Cleveland Williams in a recent bout.
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Seymour Returns to Coach Bullets in Major Revamp
Baltimore Bullets hire Paul Seymour, the former player and current liquor business owner, to lead the NBA team he joined at 18. He replaces Buddy Jeannette, who becomes general manager, as the club rebuilds after finishing third in the Western Division last season.
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Line Scores From Aics Baseball Games Summary
Detroit beats Washington 13 3 in a 13 run rally with Kaline Horton and Demeter homering for Detroit. Washington Camille homered for the Nationals. New York tops Boston 15 6 in a high scoring tilt as Ford Morehead and Schmidt drive the offense while Reniff Mikkelsen and Tillman pitch. Los Angeles defeats Minnesota 9 6 with Shockley homering twice and Lee of Los Angeles earning the win against Worthington. Hall also goes deep for Minnesota.
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Reniff
Mikkelsen
Schmidt
Edwards
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Defeat Howard County as Cadets win 12 11 in ninth
Frederick Cadets rally from 9 1 down to beat Howard County 12 11 in nine innings. Phil Ranneberger delivered the clutch ninth inning single after Ron Hart and Terry Boyer keyed late scoring. Frederick improves to 6 3 with five straight victories.
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Innning
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Springbrook Beats Damascus 7-1 In Montgomery League
Springbrook defeated Damascus 7-1 as seven Damascus errors aided the win in a Montgomery County League baseball game. Pitcher Bill Rosenhoft blanked Damascus until the sixth, allowed two hits, fanned five, and walked four. Jeff Burdette took the loss with five hits allowed and four strikeouts. Ralph Mayne had Damascus' only other hit.
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Bill Rosenhoft
Mike McAlister
Rosenhoft
Jeff Burdette
Ralph Mayne
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Hall hits four homers as North End thumps Civitians 16 to 1
Timmy Hall blasted four consecutive home runs and drove in nine as North End routed the Civitians 16-1 in National Little League play. Warren Stockman added five singles in the 16-hit attack. John Hull struck out ten in a four-hitter for the winner.
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Mike Kehne
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John Pele
Hull
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Zentner
Hammond
Ferguson
Powell
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Day
T. Hall
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