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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1963

Page

17

Exchange Club tops Duvall in East Frederick league

The Exchange Club defeated H B Duvall 7 to 6 in East Frederick Little League. Wayne Summers earned the win with seven hits allowed and five strikeouts, while Schley and O Bryan each drove in two. Duvall’s Tom May took the loss as Summers also had two hits and Hanes had a two RBI double.

H.B. Duvall East Frederick Wayne Summers Fanning Tom May Summers Schley O 'Bryan Wayne Hanes DuvaLl Cregger If Williams Littard Schley Ss Woodward Moberly Crompion O'Byran Beall Smers Herbert Ib May Hanes Oland Winpigter Cf Colier Sehger If Witworth Oxco Tall Cedars Cedars Jacobson The Shober Warner Cedar Forney Ceske Oxcoab Draper Boyer Craw Cf Ceke Cahill Warner Cf Fagan Weddell Cossey Bowers Etzler Mecikan P. Fornty Shoben Jackson U—Dyer Markey

Blickenstaff Wins Only First For Frederick Cadets

Frederick High School finished third behind Bethesda Chevy Chase and Northwood in a triangular meet at Frederick. Mike Blickenstaff won the broad jump for the Cadets, their lone first in 16 events, while Northwood beat Frederick 76 to 59.

Frederick High School Bethesda Chevy Chase Northwood FHS BCC College Park Frederick Mike Blickenstal BBC Blickenstaff Leon Naylor Vince Staley Carro Ae Agnew Jackson Bottoms Naylor Groneburg Cofer Chatham Brisbane Putman Boyd Dase Gibson Harneie Ghittechetson Wilson Mile Lawlor Monroe Kemper Kerr Harne Carr Hargrove Agnew Brenton & Parker Tle Dash— Gibson Sheehan II Barley Bishop Hunt Berry Wahl Kelly Chirtiellison Huie Morelay Carmichael McQuown Hawheld Coher Weiner Stafey Browning Roland Rubin Lawler Brown Dash—Chatham Shirleison Show Fahey Carroll Sheetan Gilson

Tie In BBL Shell and Ideal Farm End In Darkness Draw

The Babe Ruth League game between Tie In BBL Shell and Ideal Farm finished 5-5 after six innings due to darkness. Audie Murphy pitched for the Farms with 12 strikeouts, allowing two hits. Phil Rannenberger limited Ideal Farms to four hits and nine strikeouts.

Shell Ideal Farm Audie Murphy Farms Sheil Phil Rannenberger Ideal Farms

East Frederick and Harmon Field Win Inter-Community League Games

East Frederick toppled Mains Shopping Center 9-1 to take first place with 2 marks as Harmon Field defeated the Centennial Rebels 10-4. Abe Gladhill pitched two hits and added three at the plate. Sonny White and Bob Weddle homered and tripled. Don Baker pitched well for the Rebels, and next week the teams schedule a doubleheader and rematches at Baker Park and Mains. In Elmira NY, football star Ernie Davis, SU All-America halfback, died of leukemia at 23. hundreds attend his viewing and flags fly at half-mast. Davis, born in Uniontown, moved to Elmira at 12, was celebrated as a two-time All-American in 1961.

East Frederick Mains Shopping Center Harmon Field Centennial Rebels Falcons Abe Gladhill Sonny White Bob Weddle Don Baker Mains Baker Park Butch Kimmel Henry Lake Bruce Bare Rebels Baker Parks Elmira N.Y Ernc Davis Syracuse University Cleveland Davis Uniontown

Hazell Park Harness Racing Suspended Three Nights

Hazel Park harness track in Michigan canceled three upcoming race nights due to a contagious virus affecting horses. President Don Mackarlane cited ill horses in the barn and noted similar shutdowns at Maywood Park Chicago Northfield Cleveland and Brae Dywine Wilmington while Saratoga New York delayed its opening by a week.

Lethoit Hazel Park Saratoga Raceway New York

Charley Wolf Named Pistons Coach from Royals

Charley Wolf will coach the Detroit Pistons after being hired away from the Cincinnati Royals. Dick McGuire will leave Detroit after four seasons to become head coach of the Royals, signing a two year Pistons contract at about 14,000 annually.

Charley Wolf NBA Royals Detroit Detroit Pistons Charley Wolfaay Cincinnati Royals National Basketball Association Tucsah Royals McGuire Patons Pistons Cincinnati Notre Dame Basket Fombell Jim Charley Wed Fort Wayne Ind

MacPhail says Orioles infield worth at least six million

Baltimore president Lee MacPhail rejects Ralph Houk’s five million Yankees infield price and insists the Orioles boast the best in baseball. He points to Aparicio’s Gold Glove, strong defense, and superior offensive stats including higher batting marks and more home runs. Hitchcock backs the claim, calling the Orioles’ infield invaluable. Charles Center project plans also released, a $4 million theater and retail complex to rise in downtown Baltimore with completion aimed for 1964.

Baltimore Lee MacPhail Baltimore Orioles Ralph Houk New York Yankees Yankees MacPhail Houk Philadelphia Athletics Oriole Aparicio Brooks Robinson Jerry Adair Jim Gentile Joe Pepitone Bobby Richardson Clete Boyer Tony Kubek Robinson Mermory Boyer Orioles Bobby Billy Hitchcock Hitchcock Charles Center API Morris A. Mechanic Mechanic Ford's

Disrupted Scorecard of Late Baseball Game

Fragmentary box score from a late baseball game shows Cincinnati and Milwaukee lineups with incomplete pitcher and batter credits. Names such as Maloney Hendley Edwards Schnemer Crandall and Uecker appear amid garbled codes and unclear innings.

Cincinnati Milwaukee Maloney Henry Edwards Hendley Schnemer Cloninger Crandall Uecker W—Maloney L—flandley

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