Compromise Sways over Frederick AAU Meet Rest Rooms
A Monday meeting in Frederick will seek a compromise on whether temporary rest rooms at Thames Johnson High School stadium can be used for the AAU Women’s and Girls’ Track Meet. Dr. Burgess and Dr. Peeples back permanent facilities, while the school board favors temporary provisions to save the national event attracting nearly 500 participants and many officials.
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Lee Manet
Soho Ce
William Peeples
State Health Department
Meet
Thames Johnson High School
Forbes H. Burgess
The
County Health Department
Burgess
Peeples
Frederick County Board of Education
John Carnochan
Carnochan
E. Paul Magaha
Dick Brady
Jack Griffin
Frederick
AAU
Creme dela Creme Seeks 8th Straight Victory At Withers
Creme de la Creme owner Bramon Farm of St. Louis races in the 50 000 added Withers mile at Aqueduct with nine rivals led by Don Brumsheid aboard Kauai King trainer Ira Hanford aims for a Preakness bid while Abe's Hope eyes the Illinois Derby and a strong field includes Michigan Avenue and others in the Hoosier area. Liberty Bowl date set for Memphis with a six year contract ensuring the game at Memorial Stadium on December 10.
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Sportsman's Park
Abe's Hope
B. Golden
Creme de la Creme
Don Brumsheid
Ira Hanford
Garden State Park
Withers
J.M. Olin
Edward Lasker
Pimlico
Wyoming Wildcat
Understanding
Deck Hand
Hope
del Carroll
Doug Richard
Michigan Avenue
New York
Frank C. Rand Jr
Memphis
Tenn
A.F
Bud) Dudley
Memphis Park Commission
Memphis Memorial Stadium
Ole Miss
Auburn
East Frederick II Opens Season Today
East Frederick Little League starts its season with a 1 30 p m doubleheader at Maryland Ave park. Contests feature H B Duvall versus Bitter Moore and R F Kline against the Breakfast Optimist, with pre game ceremonies by city and county dignitaries.
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East Frederick
Maryland Ave
H. B. Duvall
Bitter-Moore
R. F. Kline
Braves Move Battle Deepens Over Milwaukee Expansion
Judge Elmer Roller refused a stay on his order that the Braves leave Atlanta by next Wednesday unless Milwaukee is assured an expansion team next year. The decision cites estimated Wisconsin economic losses up to 18 million annually and keeps open avenues for appeals to state supreme courts as the legal fight over Milwaukee’s major league future continues.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Elmer Roller
Atlanta
Wisconsin
Roller
National League
Ray T. McCanyy
Earl] Dinkinson
Chicago
Robert Russell
Steven Keane
John Eppel
Judge Roller
Baseball
Wisconsin Supreme Court of Roller
Warren Giles
Wiliam CC
Bartholomay
Jréon Roller
Supreme Court
Giles
St. Louis
Busch Memorial Stadium
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Terrace Lanes hosts Maryland tenpin tourney continues today
The Seventh Annual Maryland State Tenpin Championships at Frederick Terrace Lanes resumes today at noon with 220 teams and over $9,500 in prize money. Hawks led after weekend play paced by Eberwein 665 and Rydock 618, posting 3037 scratch and 3172 gross with handicap. Other leaders: Bellringers Baltimore in team handicap, McDaniel and Weaner Elkton in scratch doubles, Baseyard and Olsen Laurel in handicap doubles, Cub Lyons Baltimore in singles scratch, Ballard Baltimore in singles handicap. All-Events leaders: Ott and Wray Cumberland, Hampson Baltimore and Griffith Rockville in handicap. 84 teams posted 90+ games. Dexter Rasmussen led with 680 in high overall weekend scoring.
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Maryland
Perry Hall Hawks
Frederick’s
Terrace Lanes
Bill Eberwein
Andy Rydock
Hawks
Bellringers
Baltimore
Jim Ballard
Thomas McDanies
Hugh Weaner
Elkton
McDaniel
Wagner
Harold Baseyard
Otto Olsen, Jr
Laurel
Basey
Olsen
Cubby Lyons
William Peterson
Ekfor
Cumberland
Dale Ott
Jim Wray
LaVale
Jeader
Ernest Hampson Jr
Jerry Griffith
Rockville
Night Baseball Braves-Cardinals Clash Skids 8-4
St Louis defeated Atlanta 8 to 4 as Shannon hit a third inning homer. Johnson took the loss, while Jackson and McCarver teamed on the mound for St Louis. Umbach and Fischer contributed during late innings in the rain-delayed matchup.
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Atlanta
St. Louis
Johnson
Fischer
Umbach
Oliver
Jackson
McCarver
L— Johnson
St. Lows
Shannon
Mantle Powers Yankees Past Athletics 4-2
Mick Mantle doubled in a run and scored in the first as the Yankees beat Kansas City 4-2. Whitey Ford left with elbow soreness after two innings. Dobson started for Kansas City. Mantle drove in White on a double and scored on a wild pitch, contributing to New York’s fifth straight game with Ralph Houk as manager.
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Kansas City
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Johnny Keane
Manger
Whitey Ford
New York
Chuck Dobson
Roy White
Mantle
White Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Dobson
Ford
Hamilton
Ramos
Howard
Wyatt
Dickson
Monteagudo
Aker
Suarez
Roof
L—Dobson
Giants Beat Mets in 17th Inning Homer
Jim Davenport hit a two out homer in the 17th to lift the Giants 5 4 over the Mets, extending San Francisco’s win streak to 12. The marathon game lasted 41 hours, with Bob Priddy earning the win, and Willie Mays also contributing a 10th homer of the season in front of 56,658 at Shea Stadium.
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NEW York
Jim Davenport
San Francisco
New York Mets
S Guants
Davenport
Vno
Dave Eilers
Bob Priddy
Giants
Willem Vas
Gordon Richardson
Shea Statham Mays
Sadecki
Herbel
McDonnel
Langsoil
Pridds
Hallel
Barton
Hamil
Brief Baseball Scoring Snapshot From Busy Home Run Night
Players Ton Selma Richardson Ribant Bearnorth Ei lers and Grote are listed with W-Priddy 2-0 and L-Eilers 0-1 as home run tallies for San Francisco Haller Mays Daven Er and Murphy for New York. The fragment shows scoring details and names without full game context.
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Ton
Selma
Richardson
Ribant
Bearnorth
Eilers
Grote
W—Priddy
San Francisco
Haller
Mays
Daven Er
New York
Murphy
Oliva Stars as Twins Beat Washington 9 5
Minnesota's Tony Oliva drives in four runs with a triple and a double to pace a 9-5 win over Washington Friday night. Jimmie Hall adds an RBI single after Oliva’s third inning triple, and Earl Battey scores help build a 7-3 lead.
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Earl Battey
Twins
Senators
Don Lock Washington
Fred Valentine
Bel Air Seen as Favorite in Frederick District Meet
Bel Air High is labeled a strong favorite for the Class AA district track meet at Frederick High School. Eight schools compete as Bel Air, Annapolis, Severna Park, Howard County, Allegany North and South Hagerstown and Frederick vie for state berths with top four finishers in each event advancing.
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Bel Air
Frederick High School
Frederick
Hal Moser
Annapolis
Severna Park
Howard County
Allegany North
Overlea
Moser
Cumberland
390-Foot Home Run Highlights Baseball Card
A fragment describes a 390 foot home run to left center pavilion by Washn with scoring details. Minnesota batsmen include Duckworth Lines Humphreys Hannan McCormick Cox and Casanova along with Kaat Battey Zimmermann. Washington and Valentine homer twice, Kaat earning the win and Duckworth the loss.
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Wash'n
Minnesota
Duckworth
Lines
Humphreys
Hannan
McCormick
Cox
Casanova
Kaat
Battey
Zimmerman
W—Kaat
L—Duckworth
Washington
Valentine
Indians Rally in 11th Top Orioles for 4 3 Win
Leon Wagner scored the go ahead run in the 11th as Jerry Adair threw a ball into the dirt at home plate allowing Wagner to score the tying and winning run in Cleveland's 4 3 victory over Baltimore. The Orioles led 3 2 in the 11th before Cleveland replied with three straight hits and a walk loaded the bases. Sam McDowell pitched eight strong innings for Cleveland while Brooks Robinson drove in two Orioles runs early.
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Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Jerry Adair
Baltimore
Wagner
Orioles
Adair
Brooks Robinson
Luis Tiant
Frank Robinson
Dick Hall
Chuck Hinton
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Whitfield
Hall
Vic Davalillo
Pedro Gonzalez
Sam McDowell
Bob Johnson
Howser
Johnson
Landis
Powell
Hargan
Fooo Frobinsn
Salmon Ph
E—Hinton
Br.Robinson
Hutom
Martinaz
Tiant
Qinghue
McDowell
Fr Robinson
Unbeaten County Teams Put Marks On Line Sunday
Six teams risk their unbeaten records as county baseball swings into its second full week of play tomorrow afternoon. New Market faces Creagerstown while Mt. Airy hosts Germantown and Walkersville plays Yellow Springs. Frederick visits Brunswick with Harmony hosting Todd Steel and Pleasant Walk at Mt Lena. Mt Airy also plays Frederick at Huskie Park.
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New Market
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Frederick
Creagerstown
Germantown
Yellow Springs
Brunswick
Harmony
Todd Steel
Pleasant Walk
Mt. Lena
Heart of
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