Mount Airy Routs Frederick 13-0 In Heart Of Maryland League
Butch Poff pitched a four hitter and Mount Airy exploded for four in the second three in the fifth five in the sixth as Frederick misfired. Poff walked none and fanned 16 in a 13 0 Mount Airy win highlighted by three hits each from Benney Hulver Tom Duerr and Puff and two run knocks from Jerry Hall.
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Woody Fell
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Kline
Wayne
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Shriver
Karenshah
Brunswick
Frederick Bombers
David Layer
Harley Diggs
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R. Ahalt
Butch Dixon
Layer
Bill
Dick Hall
Firce
Branswick
Diggs and Lake
Adalt
Wihipp
Spike Jones
Germantown
Maryland
Mt. Airy
Jones
Bob Costello
Jack Beall
Dennis Floyd
Bob Franklin
Earl Shipe
Costello
Beall
Plovd
Ricketts
Frankin
AU Upsets Mounts In MD Track Championship
American University won seven of 16 events at Emmitsburg claiming the Mason-Dixon Conference title with 64 points, Mount St. Mary’s 42. Sprinter Bob Campbell led AU with wins in the 220 and 440 and helped win both relays. Pete Chen set a pole vault mark of 14 feet 6 inches while Dean Frye anchored the mile relay. Old Dominion and Johns Hopkins set meet marks as Catholic University and Bridgewater trailed in the team standings.
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Emmitsburg
Andy Bell
Pete Chen
Danny Frye
Buzz Agneil
Frye
Tom Newberger
Mount St. Mary’s
Billy Walsh
al Huseman
Western Maryland
Old Dominion
Lou Cappi
Terry Wright
Kevin Murphy
Johns Hopkins
Catholic U
Bridgewater
Roanoke
Towson State
Gallaudet
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
Loyola
Maryland signs Richwood star Milroy to basketball aid
The University of Maryland announced the signing of Tom Milroy a 6 3 guard from Richwood West Virginia who starred in both prep football and basketball Milroy earned all state honors in both sports and averaged 20 points per game his last two high school seasons Basketball coach Bud Millikan said Milroy signed Sunday to a basketball grant in aid.
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Tom Milroy
Richwood
W. Va
Bud Millikan
Maryland
Richwood High
Milroy
Frederick Cadets second as Bel Air wins District 1 Class AA
Frederick High School's Francis Foreman and Jim Cole set school marks as the Cadets finish second to Bel Air in the District 1 Class AA track championships at Frederick High. Bel Air wins with 143 points to Frederick's 110, with multiple Frederick winners and six events claimed by the Cadets. Foreman breaks the discus record with 161 feet 10 1/2 inches and wins shot put. Coleman sets a 880 record. Bel Air dominates in field and track events. Frederick advances 17 athletes to the Class AA finals at Overlea, with top four in each event advancing except hurdles.
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Jim Coleman
Bel Air High School
Frederick High
Bel Air
Frederick
South Hagerstown
Severna Park
North Hagerstown
Annapolis
Allegany
Howard County
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Ruff
Coleman
Jeather
Terry Korrell
Clyde Baker
Nils Olson
Baker
Sun
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Gallagher
Bower
Jefferson
Mellett
Simmons
Korrell
Himes
Brown
Lona
Whiteford
Fryer
Stoner
Turner
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Devis
Halt
Smith
Green
Jacobs
Sterting
Regany
Harden
Chitwood
Cummins
Isan
Gilkesen
Walters
McLain
Bell
Noren
Barnett
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Smothers
Yingling
Gilbreath
Franklin
Johnson
DeProspero
Delvis
Duckett
Pittsnayte
Bowle
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Gray
Vandervoort
Knight
Powell
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Blerer
Spelman
Chiteswood
Morelan
Rivera
Perko
Waters
DeProspera
West
Atwell
Carebpaugh
Ale Garner
Moses
Hall
Mile Retay
Rain-Hampered Twins rally to edge Nationals 6 2
In a rain interrupted game at St Paul Minn the Minnesota Twins upset the Washington Senators 6 to 2 Bernie Allen delivered a two run double in the fourth to spark a three run frame then Perry’s single scored Allen after play resumed Versalles returned from injury to hit his second homer of the season giving Minnesota a 6 2 lead in the seventh The Senators had led 2 1 in the fourth and Zoulo Versalles homered for Minnesota. Navy defeats Johns Hopkins 12 7 in lacrosse to move within one win of the title.
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Dick Sanders
Todd Steel
Sanders
Karl ' ' Pritts
Jerry Bidle
Maryland
Rodger Wiles
Dick Baker
Thear
Karl Pritts
Cleveland
Dick Howser
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Lee Stange
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Indians
Howser
Leon Wagner
Whitfield
McNally
Shyder
Steve
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Minnesota
Washington
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Uble
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Jim Perry
Senators
Brinkman
Zoulo Versalles
Wash
McCormick
Humphreys
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Cox
Casanova
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Battey
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Allison
Versalles
Tars
Hopkins
Annapolis
Navy
Johns Hopkins
Middies
Army
Final Round of Greater New Orleans Open Rained Out
The $100,000 Greater New Orleans Open final round was washed out by rain and rescheduled. Leaders Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema were tied for the 54 hole lead at 208, with Frank Beard and Bob Goalby at 209 and others near 210. Arnold Palmer withdrew with a back injury. The tournament will be completed with a revised schedule and PGA Championship qualifying format.
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Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Ioner
Nicklaus
Lemna
Frank Beard
Bob Goalby
Gardner, Dickinson
Billy Casper
Kel Nagle
Arnold Palmer
Houston
PGA
Akron
Ohio
Terps Capture ACC Track Title in Dominant Meet
Maryland Terrapins won the 12th ACC track championship in Columbia, taking 10 of 17 events for 103 points, just shy of the ACC mark. Ed Marks won broad and triple jumps, James Lee swept the sprints 100 and 220 yards, Bruce C. Isa won the 44 yard intermediate hurdles and 120 yard high hurdles, and Frank Costello tied the high jump record with 6 feet 10 inches.
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Columbia
Maryland
Terps
ACC
Ed Marks
James Lee
Bruce C. Isa
Frank Costello
Kuenn Drives Phillies Past Astros in Comeback Win
Harvey Kuenn sparked Philadelphia with a tying infield single in the sixth and the go ahead run in the seventh as the Phillies defeated Houston 5-2. Larry Jackson earned his first win since joining the Phillies, with Jim Bunning finishing. Houston led 2-0 before Kuenn and Rojas fueled the rally.
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Harvey Kuenn
Houston
Larry Jackson
Jim Bunning
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Kuenn
Bill White
Jack Brandt
Cookie Rojas
Jim Gentile
Phila
Cuellar
Latman
Owens
Heath
L. Jackson
Bunning
Uecker
W — L. Jackson
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