Cadets Favored In CVAL Track Meet Here Today
Cumberland Valley Athletic League track meet records list events and top marks led by Stnne Frederick 103 in the 100 yard dash and Webster Fort Hill 230 in the 220. Others include Smyth 1958 in the 440, Jackson Handley 80 yard dash, Haines Westminster 1953 mile, Burns Frederick 120 High Hurdles, Kursey Martinsburg 180 Low Hurdles, Semples Handrey shot put, Joyce Fort Hill discus 1959, Glass Handley pole vault, Cosgrove Fort Hill broad jump, Carter Haggers-town high jump 1959, and Frederick relay and 930 relay marks with year details. Former CVAL winners list several schools with placements from 1956 to 1959 including Handley Fort Hill Frederick and Martinsburg.
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Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Stnne
Frederick
Webster
Fort Hill
Smyth
Jackson
Handley
Haines
Westminster
Burns
Kursey
Martinsburg
Semples
Handrey
Joyce
Glass
Cosgrove
Carter
Eyler
Meadows
Staine
Iginbotham
Brown, Smith
Chambla
Poland
Ist
Fort Hull
Hagerstown
First Major Meet in New Track Vies For CVAL Title
Frederick High School hosts six Cumberland Valley Athletic League teams for the season opener on a new Frederick track. Top contenders include North Hagerstown and Westminster, with Frederick aiming to extend an undefeated run despite injuries to key athletes. Allegany and Fort Hill from Western Maryland also attend as strong rivals, in a meet viewed as a state title warmup.
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Frederick High School
Frederick
Hal Moser
Are &0
CVAL
South
North Hagerstown
Westminster
Whd
Allegany
Fort Hill
North
South Hagerstown
Handley High of
Front Royal
Fort Hull
Dick Meehan
Wayne Rinehart
Ken Wisbourne
Summers Spot Shows Hal Moser Tracks Ambition At Frederick
Hal Moser's Cumberland Valley track squad at Frederick High School prepares for a big day as they chase a rare sweep in the CVAL meet. Star performer Eddie Higinbotham headlines a powerful relay core with Dick Meehan, Sam Marrowe, and Dave Brenneman guiding field events and sprinting prowess. The coach emphasizes team strength in relays, aiming to top rivals like Fairmont Heights and St. Johns while building toward an Olympic-year spotlight.
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Hal’ Moser
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Sdeaks
Wistral
Hal Moser
Frederick High School
FHS
Moser
St. James
Catonsville
Frederick
Eddie Higinbotham
Higinbotham
Fairmont Heights
S. Johns
Cacets
Dick Meehan
Sam Marrowe
Dave Brenneman
Bil Hidebrand
Guis
Fredench
Dave Marce
Ha’ Moser
Pony Trotting Race Opens Maryland Season Sunday
The Maryland Pony Trotting Association opens its season this Sunday at 2 PM on Route 15 near Mounta dale Road, seven miles north of Frederick. Seven races are planned including a winner’s trot with prize money and a children’s race for the 1960 children’s trophy, plus maiden, A B C and two year old races.
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Maryland Pony Trotting Association, Inc
Mountaidale Road
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginnia
Virgina
Piersalls hit fuels Indians 2-0 win over Red Sox
Cleveland beats Boston 2-0 in seven final innings to open two game set. Jum Piersall delivered a bases loaded single driving in both runs. Jim Grant earned his first win of the season with late support from Dick Stigman who closed out the victory after a rain delay. Monbouquette took the loss.
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Cleveland
Jum Piersall
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Jom Grant
Dick Sigman
Tribe
Aso
Grant
Bill Monbouquette
Innnings
Boston
Menbouquette
Hillman
H Sulman
Gile
Stigman
Romano W — Grant
L — Monbouquette
Schedule for CVAL track meet events today
The schedule lists heats and finals for 100 and 220 yard dashes, hurdles, 880 yard run, 440 yard dash, mile relay, and field events including high jump pole vault discus shot, broad jump. Officials include Strater G Gothshall announcer J Zummerman and multiple timers and judges.
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Ile
Strater
G. Gothshall
J. Zummerman
Lorenzen
H. Broths
J. Gilbert
EL Frushour
R. Marendt
C. Engler
W. Talley
P. Shook
R. Baker
Robinson cleared to fight in Massachusetts for Pender bout
Sugar Ray Robinson is cleared to fight Paul Pender in a June 10 middleweight title clash in Boston after the Massachusetts Boxing Commission rejected a Maryland suspension. The NBA and other states weigh action as the bout had been signed months earlier and delay could hurt boxing economics. Robinson cited not appearing at a Baltimore bout as basis for the Maryland suspension, while Massachusetts noted its non membership in the NBA. Floyd Patterson tuned up in Newtown as he prepares to meet Ingemar Johansson in a scheduled bout at State Park, Watkins Glen.
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Boston
Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
Maryland Boxing Commission
Massachusetts Commission
Robison
Maryland
Massachusetts
Robinson
Ray) Robinson
National Boxing Assn
California
New York
Robson
NBA
New York- Massachusetts
Gene Fullmer
Baltimore Stadium
Fullmer
Pender - Robinson
Maryland Commission
Baltimore
Pedro Gonzales
Rankin
Gonzales
Floyd
Newtown
Conn
Floyd Patterson
Sparmate
Watkins Glen
Ingemar
CVAL Entries Highlight Frederick Track Meet Heats
The News lists CVAL events from a Frederick Maryland track meet on May 21 1966 with multiple heats for the 100 220 440 yard dashes 880 mile and hurdles plus relays pole vault broad jump shot put discus high jump and high school participants from Frederick Allegany North Hagers town South Hagerstown Westminster Fort Hill and others led by Higinbotham Marrone and Hildebrand among others with numerous finishers and schools represented.
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Higinbotham
Brown
Bruce
Johnson
Burdette
Shafer
Holt
Peck
Gaffney
Monroe
Bollinger
Christian
Shaffer
Buller
Zimmerman
Knodle
Marrone
Noel
Sharkey
Helmick
Miller
Baker
Mobler
Gehr
Houser
Dickerson
Newton
Brenneman
Claus
Hast
Ecker
Huffman
Haney
Boyer
Peteney
Mowen
Bowers
Ist
Hildebrand
Corderman
Haines
Dinkle
Arbaugh
Keller
Norris
Keeney
Neel
Reid
Barline
Neely
Burgan
McKenzie
Wise
Cawood
Downing
Oster
Hull
Martin
Ried
Cowood
Vinling
Hall
Wilbourne
Dowing
Ather
Frederick
Allegany
North Hagers
Town
South Hagerstown
Westminster
Fort Hill
North Hagerstown
Meechan
Mulligan
Zembower
Fritz
Snyder
Nixon
Morgan
Pore
Joyce
Ibex
Bell
Markoe
Worthington
Sprinkle
Markey
Dull
Strawther
Poffenberger
Crost
Eyler
Smith
Walker
Western Maryland Wins MD Baseball Title in Playoff Sweep
Ashland AP Western Maryland won the 1960 Mason-Dixon Conference baseball title by taking both ends of a playoff doubleheader from Randolph-Macon. Both games tied 3-3, forcing a third game unnecessarily. Western Maryland rallied from behind in both contests, with a three-run fifth inning in the opener and a nine-hit attack in the second. The Green Terrors claimed the northern division crown and finished the season 14-7, while Randolph-Macon, the southern division champions, ended 1-6 overall after the losses.
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Ashland
Western
Maryland
Siphere
Western Maryland
Randolph - Macon
Wayne Hennage
Green
Sunday Schedule Across Maryland Leagues
Local weekend schedule lists matches in Maryland State League New Market at Thurmont and others across multiple leagues including Tramsville Brunswick Poolesville Mt Airy and Germantown. Also notes venues like City Tavern Lewistown and Buckeystown plus two events marked with (2) and a stray violin trivia line.
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Maryland State League New Market
Thurmont
Remus Frederick
Tramsville
Curry Brunswick
Poolesville
George Jefferson
Mt Airy
Trimmer
Hyattstown
Bartgis Zimmermman
Economy Oil
Coopers Tavern
Buckeystown
Burkittsville
City Tavern
Lewistown
Small field in Preakness today
Six three year olds race in the 84th Preakness at Pimlico with Venetian Way the even money favorite and Bally Ache and Victoria Park among the leading contenders. Post time is about 5 48 p m ESD with a forecast crowd around 32 000 to 35 000 and CBS television carrying the event.
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John Chandler
Associated Press
Baltimore
Isaac Blumberg
Taylor
Victoria Park
Manuel Yeaza
Tony DeSpirito
Lawrence
Mass
Bally Ache
Canada
Hill Price
Derby Wimmer
Green Dunes
Joseph E O'Connell
Divine Comedy
Llangollen
Liz Person
Chase McCoy
T.V. Lark
Bill Harteck
New York
Pimlico
Avent
Nashua
Talsa
CBS
ESD
Tim Tem
Needles
Fabius
Fabs
Hartack
Iron Siege
Bold Ruler
Bill Harmatz
Royal Orbit
TLV
Lark
Bobby Ussery
Lions blank Mt Airy for third straight, 5-0
Walkersville wins seventh of the season at Mt Airy 54 yesterday as Ron Dorsey and Ron Smith star with hits and a triple. Dorsey registers three hits to pace Walkersville while Smith goes 3-for-4 with a triple and double. Team totals, line scores, and player names reflect a dominant shutout performance.
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Walkersuitle
Mt Airy
Lion Gitcrer
Ron Dorsey
Mio Airy
Ron Smith
Walkerniles Big Gun
Tom Smith
Walkersville
Eeves
Rees Smcon
Sono
Waser
BECO
Dersey
Totais
Serr
Pacsard
Fracelim Day
Waktersvile
Gav
Lewke
Rury
Smith
Warn Clen
Temmar
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Mel Monroe
Dave Markee
Reg Johnson
Dave Bresmemana
Peeee
Bill Hildebrand
Gary Esler
Bubs
Frit Uval
Kansas City
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Pat Colins
St Loui Browns
New York Lawnees
Boston Braves
Colins
iSweet Sprigs. Co
Charles Town
W. Va
James H. Cramer
Dirty Gus
Shenandoah Downs
Bucky
Golf Balls Out
United States Golf Assn
USGA
Sterling Slappey
Kalle
Wapapre Errhivi
Piersall
Indians
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Western MD
Tri-County League
Lovettsville
Germantown
Cannon Walkersville
Bolivar
Garber Creagerstown
Homne Doubs
Yellow Springs
Shefflet Middletown
Broad Run
Watkins
Heart of Maryland League
Tavylorstown
Knoxville
Clem, Liberty
Lachells
Myers Pt. of Rocks
Harmony
Groff
Preakness
LIONS
Juna Wand Howe
United States
Shipley’s
Sporting Goods
N. Market St
Tul Teu
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. G
Aero Oil CO
Atlantic Heating
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