Horse Racing Card Results and Entries Highlighted
A crowded racing program lists results and entries across ten races with purses from 1,200 to 2,500 dollars. Notable horses include Miss Wreck Wadabene Battle Burns Captain Blign A-Paper Queen Derby Daire Jabal Red and Infinite, with times, weights, and claimed horses detailed for each race. Attendance is 4,756 with handle at 305,013 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Blign
Derby Daire
Richard Binder
Coronel Bush
Roxbury Road
Cadet Golfers Top Martinsburg in Tri-State League
Frederick Cadets beat Martinsburg 7 14 to 1 44 at Opequon Country Club to post their sixth win in ten outings and move to fourth in the league. Benny Gannon and Jerry Beacht led with 81 each, while Jerry Beacht and Jim Long added strong scores for Frederick. Other results show Frederick sweeping matches and a 13 to 112 total margin. Also noted is the Mason Dixon Conference golf and Randolph Macon defeating Loyola Baltimore 6-3 in tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Benny Gannon
Jerry Beacht
Frederick
Opequon
North Hagerstown
VFW
Gene Haustler
Eyler
Byrd
Jim Long
Goldsmith
Armentrout
Ron Whitemore
John Dixon
Pugh
Crawford
Mariinsburg
Pirates Snap Loss Skein 4-3 on Clemente Triple
Roberto Clemente tripled in the seventh and scored the tying run as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 4-3 to end a three-game slide. Woody Fryman earned his second win, Jeff Regan took the loss after relievers for Moeller and Regan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Jim Pagliaroni
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Clemente
Phil Regan
Joe Moeller
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Woody Fryman
Los Angeles
Vox
Osteen
Moeller
Regan
Torborg
Roseboro
Fryman
Pagliaroni
W — Fryman
L—Regan
A.O. Wins 9-7 in City Softball League Opener
American Optical defeated Economy Oil 9 to 7 in the City Softball League opener at Baker Park. The game ended after six innings due to darkness. Abe Gladhill pitched a two hit game and carried a no-hitter through five innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Optical
Economy Oil
Baker Park
Abe Gladhill
Baseball scores and games listed for today and next slate
National League results show Cleveland a 4 9 defeat, Minnesota a 9 run win over Baltimore. Washington lost to New York 4 Kansas City edged Detroit 5 3. California beat Boston 4 1. Toronto? No. Chicago hosted California? Wait. Schedule lists multiple twilight games at Oakland and Detroit. Postponed Chicago at Cincinnati game due to rain. San Francisco beat New York 5 4 in ? innings. Los Angeles Koufax to pitch at Pittsburgh Blass 2 0. Houston Dierker faced Philadelphia Buhl 0 0. Other matchups include Houston at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
St. Lowis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bolin
Fisher
Dierker
Buhl
Koufax
Blass
O'Toole
Ellsworth
Lemaster
St. Louis
Gibson
W.L. Pet
G.B. W
San Fran
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Philadel
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston i
North End Routs Civits in Little League Showdown
Timmy Hull scattered five hits and struck out 11 as North End beat the Civitan s 8-1. Hull added a double and a single while Warren Stockman and Ray Ricketts each doubled for North End. Civitans countered with Tommy Frank and Jin Hammond leading the offense and Hammond took the loss after two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmy Hull
North End
Civitans
Hull
Warren Stockman
Ray Ricketts
Tommy Frank
Jin Hammond
Hammond
Boe DeGrange
Ara
Farrell Dominates with One-Hit Win Over Phillies
Houston edges Philadelphia 1-0 as Dick Farrell allows a single hit through eight innings. Tony Taylor triples in the fifth for Houston, followed by Jim Wynn's homer off Chris Short in the ninth. Wynn's shot provides the only run in a pitchers’ duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dick Farrell
Tony Taylor
Houston
Jim Wynn
Chris Short
Philaphia
Farrell
Raymond
Bateman
Short
Dalrymple
W — Farrell
L—Short
Wynn
Middletown wins district Class B track title led by Stroup
Middletown claimed the district Class B track championship 146 to 122 over Bruce with Walkersville third as Mike Stroup swept three events the 440 yard dash 52.7 the long jump 21 feet 3 inches and the 120 high hurdles 14.9 seconds Jeff Dirks added two wins for Middletown. Maryland School for the Deaf topped Class C with 167 points over Sellars Point 128 Taneytown 100 and Emmitsburg 27. Arkley Wright led MSD with wins in the mile and 880 while Norris Roth and the relay also notched victories. The top four in each event advance to next week’s state meet at Brunswick and Walt Whitman High School respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bruce
Walkersville
Brunswick
Singapore
Valley
Smithsburg
Knights
Mike Stroup
Stroup
Jeff Dirks
Lions
Jim Cole
Maryland School For the Deaf
Sellars Point
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Orioles
Arkley Wright
MSD
Turin
Norris
Hurdies
Roth
Gray
Blick, Lipp
Bowers
Edwards
Willis
Pearl
Wilson
Hawthorne
Clark
Elworthy
Pence
Morgan
Kefauver
Stull
Raines
Sloan
Mc Henry
Brown
Litten
Musselman
Mill Run
Cole
Brooks
Draper
Adalt
Luman
Dev.iens
Singanore
Walley
Run—Stroup
Pamepinto
Herdon
Throne
Marley
Barker
Wiles
Aver
Cook
Lynch
Linganore
Willison
Ripple
Cramer
Run—Pennington
Lescabet
Slaughter
Saylor
Reese
Evans
Dash—Dirks
Marple
Hefflin
Pratt
Frederick Jayvees Edge Ferrians 8 7 in JV thriller
Frederick junior varsity edged Harpers Ferry 8 to 7 after a seventh inning run. Ervin Randolph logged his third hit and scored twice, Curt Lentz earned the win with three innings of relief, Greg Zimmerman drove in two runs, while Gary Longerbean had two RBIs for Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Randolph
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
Randolph
Cadets
Curt Lentz
Phil Heerd
Greg Zimmerman
Gary Longerbean
Sunday Baseball Matches in Heart of MD League
Sunday schedule lists New Market at Creagerstown Frederick at Brunswick R Lake Lipps Germantown at Mt. Airy Summers Repp Walkersville at Yellow Springs Miller Sullivan Heart of MD League Todd Steel at Harmony Crabbs Pleasant Walk at Mt Lena James Mt. Airy at Frederick Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Steel
Harmony
Crabbs
Mt. Lena
James
Mt. Airy
Frederick Cline
Cervantes Attacks Knightly Romances With Don Quixote
Cervantes wrote Don Quixote to mock the popular romantic tales of chivalry. The satire targeted idealized knightly adventures that dominated literary taste of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Don Quixigte
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Madison Avenue
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Little League Baseball
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Mike Day
Don O’brien
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Kennedy
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Tom and Ray
Walt Whitman High School
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Stonsifer
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McKinney
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McDuffie
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Alexander
Bollinger
Nelson
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McDuffy
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Shearer
Calzone
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Frehn
Richsmond
Norria
House
Rasdy
Moreland
Gartrall
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Ales
Ralay
Sollars Point
Mso
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C. Alexander
Shester
Howarth
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Stackhauser
Blick
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Reedy
Jones
Leonard
Owens
Low Hurdies—Baumgardner
Haines
Seiss
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Maryland ST. League
Elim
P.S
NHRA
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Urbana
New Market
Henry
Van-A
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Thurmont Construction Co., Inc
Thurmont
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Company
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Golorhl
America
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