It’s Our Meet as Rest Rooms Win Stadium OK
Frederick readers rejoiced as health officials approved temporary rest rooms at Thomas Johnson High School stadium for the National AAU Women’s and Girls’ Track Meet. The decision ends weeks of doubt and keeps the event scheduled June 30 to July 3, with tickets and ad space still to sell.
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Dick Brady
Frederick
South Mountain
Brady
Forbes H. Burgess
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Dr. Burgess
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Thomas Johnson Stadium
Pappas Boosts Reds as Robinson Powers Orioles
In the trade that sent Frank Robinson to Baltimore and Milt Pappas to Cincinnati, Pappas found form with three straight complete games including a 9-2 win over Chicago. Orioles rivalries and trade debates fade as both clubs turn hopeful, with Paul Richards calling Pappas a helluva pitcher and Cincinnati manager Don Heffner praising his consistency despite a 3-2 mark.
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Milt Pappas
Cincinnati Reds
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Robinson
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Pappas
Reds
Baltimore
Chicago Cubs
Paul Richards
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Richards
Cincinnati
Don Heff
Charley Dressen Suffered Possible Heart Attack
Detroit Tigers manager Charley Dressen was admitted to Ford Hospital with chest discomfort and lung congestion, raising concern of a possible new heart attack. Bob Swift was named acting manager, recalling his prior stint in 1963 when Dressen was absent due to illness.
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Detroit Tigers
Charlie Dressen
Ford Hospital
Tiger
Bob Swift
Swift
Dressen
James A. Campbell
Tigers
Bob Scheffing
Gorham Named PGA Press Secretary in Palm Beach Gardens
Bob Gorham of Chattanooga Tennessee was named press secretary of the Professional Golfers Association on Monday. He succeeds Donald Doc Giffin who resigned July 14 to serve as personal assistant to Arnold Palmer.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Bob Gorham
Chattanooga
S-D Racing card results and entries in mixed race day
The page lists multiple horse races with results and entries from FIRST to NINTH RACE, including Maiden and Claiming events, distances from 4 to 52 furlongs, and odds for top finishers such as Magic Move, Hl Head On, and Jersey Blend. It also notes a dead heat and final handle figures, plus attendance. In Nashville, John Smith named Vanderbilt head swimming coach, succeeding Wayne Cole.
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Massene Cleiminges
Magic Move
Sollars
Fitzegrald
Bob's Angel
Sigler
Ywinboss
Dana’s Day
Ais
Coffee Tune
Jad Jun
Likeabie
Batteladora
Peters
Hi Dorse
Johnston
Darin
Stutiy
Jersey Blend
Woodbine Boy
Slanteye
Little Pickin
Nashville, Tenn
John Smith
University of Michigan
Vanderbilt University
Wayne Cole
County Jr. League To Open Tonight
The Frederick County Junior League opens this evening with four games on the docket Shookstown travels to Brad dock Yellow Springs visits Harmony Walkersville plays Main's Shopping Center and Woodsboro hosts Fort Detrick Myersville and Hyattstown are idle The regular schedule runs through July 15 with games on Tuesdays and Fridays each week.
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Shookstown
Braddock
Yellow Springs
Harmony
Walkersville
Main's Shopping Center
Woodsboro
Fort Detrick
Myersville
Hyattstown
Petrosian and Spassky Adjourn 11th World Title Game
In Moscow AP reports champion Tigran Petrosian and challenger Boris Spassky adjourned on move 42 of game 11 in the 24 game world championship. The game will resume Tuesday with Petrosian leading 7 points to 6.5.
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Tigran Petrosyan
Boris Spassky
Petrosyan
Braves Case To State High Court
Milwaukee AP Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to a speedy review of a lower court ruling that found the National League violated state antitrust law by stripping Milwaukee of major league baseball. A stay of the lower court order was expected if no 1967 expansion plan included Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
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State Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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U.S. Supreme Court
Twins edge Senators on bases loaded walk in ninth
Reliever Casey Cox walked Cesar Tovar with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth, letting the Minnesota Twins beat the Washington Senators 2-1. Camilo Pascual won his sixth decision, scattering seven hits as Ortega and Cox failed to close out.
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Cesar Tover
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Washington Senators
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Senators
Phil Ortea
Andy Kosco
Killebrew
Sandy Valdespino
Kosco
Bernie Allen
Valdespino
Cox
Ortega
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Tovar
Camilo Pascual
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Washington
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Pascual
Battey
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L—Ortega
King
Shell Wins Ruth Game Behind Staley
Gary Staley whitewashed Kiwanis on two hits for a 20 victory in the Frederick Babe Ruth League. Staley struck out eight while Zimmerman drove in Shell's first run and Costley the second.
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Kiwanis
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Shell
Staley
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Costley
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Boyd
Thomas
Moss
Baltimore Tenpins Leads In Maryland State Tournament
Baltimore bowlers dominate the Maryland State Tenpin Association tournament at Terrace Lanes in Frederick with Bill Burkhardt leading singles, Jim Ballard and Don August atop doubles, and Perry Hall Hawks heading team standings. The event draws 67 of 220 teams and 230 of 662 individuals chasing a $9,500 prize, while noting historic baseball attendance figures.
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Don August
Sotaski
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Kenneth Hewitt
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Elkton
Harold Basey
Otto Olsen, Jr
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Larry Miller
Hap Habersack
Cumberland
Bill Burkhardt
Cubby Lyons
William Peterson
Jim Ballard
Dale Otto
Jim Wray
Ernie Hampson
Jerry Griffith
Rockville
North Hagerstown blanks Frederick in golf match
North Hagerstown defeated Frederick 9-0 at the VFW Country Club for the Cadets last match of the season. Frederick finishes fourth in the Tri-State League at 6-6 while North Hagerstown and South Hagerstown sit tied at 10-1 for the league lead. The top two golfers from each league advance to a league tournament with date and site to be announced.
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Jim Long
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