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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1964

Page

6

Frederick coach hopeful faces Olympic ballot next week

Frederick aims for a first Olympic coach as Jack Griffin, 37, seeks selection by the Executive Committee of the American Olympic Committee to join Ed Temple’s U.S. women’s track team in Tokyo. Griffin has built the Frederick Track and Field Club from 3 to 22 members, coaching Tammy Davis and Debbie Thompson toward Olympic potential while fundraising trails its $5,000 goal by about $2,000.

Frederick American Olympic Committee Jack Griffin Tokyo Japan Ed Temple United States Griffin West Frederick Tammy Davis Debbie Thompson Tammy Debbie Jack Ed Parker Temple Germany C. C. Jackson South Atlantic Association

National League Standings and Tonight’s Games

National League standings show Chicago nine to Cincinnati one and other results. Tonight two twi night games include New York at Houston with Cisco and Wakefield starting, and Chicago at Cincinnati with Ellsworth and Mahoney. Also Pittsburgh at San Francisco, St Louis at Milwaukee, and Philadelphia at Los Angeles under night lights.

Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Milwaukee New York Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Cisco Wakefield Johnson Owens Ellsworth Mahoney Gibbon Perry Washburn Fischer Bennett Drysdale W. L. Pe San Fran Philaphia St. Louis

Baseball Standings and Yesterday's American League Results

The American League standings list Chicago atop with 17 wins and 9 losses, followed by Baltimore and New York at 21 and 17 respectively. Detroit and Boston trail, while Los Angeles and Kansas City sit lower. yesterday's results feature New York edging Los Angeles 4 to 3 and Baltimore defeating Minnesota 6 to 5 among other games. Standout pitchers include Duckworth for Washington and Pizarro for Chicago, with various matchups: Detroit at Cleveland, Minnesota at Baltimore, Kansas City at Boston, and Los Angeles at New York.

W. L. Pet. G.B Chicago Baltimore New York Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Boston Washington Los Angeles Kansas City Duckworth Pizarro Lolich John Stange McNally Monteagudo Monbou

Late baseball scores and horse racing note Braulio Baeza

In baseball Detroit blanked Cleveland 3 to 0 as Lolich lost, Freehan homered for Detroit and Brown two runs for Cleveland along with Alvis Kindall and others. Braulio Baeza, a Panamanian jockey, ranked third in money won at Aqueduct and Saratoga last year with horses earning 1,136,523 dollars.

Detroit OOILE Cleveland Lolich Rakow Navarro Freehan Kralick McMahon Romano W — Kralick L—Lolich Brown Alvis Kindall Braulio Baeza Bob Ussery John Rotz Aqueduct Saratoga

Colavito homer lifts A’s past Red Sox 4 3 in thriller

Colavito hit his 12th homer with two on in the sixth, lifting Kansas City to a 4 3 victory over Boston and snapping a six game slide. Pena earned the win in relief, while Wilson took the loss. Wyatt and Lau homered for KC and Boston respectively.

Boston AP Rocky ColaVito Kansas City Boston Red Sox A’s Orlando Pena John Wyatt Colavito Earl Wilson Pena Wyatt Lau Wilson Radaiz Tillman W—Pena L—Wilson Colavite

Orioles Rally Past Twins On Ninth Inning Homers

Sam Bowens and Johnny Orsino belted consecutive ninth inning homers with two out to lift Baltimore over Minnesota 6-5. Gerry Arrigo fanned two in the ninth before Bowens tied it, then Orsino followed as Bill Fischer relieved. Oliva left the game after being hit by a pitch, amid manager Hank Bauer's ejection and a heated argument with umpire Salerno. Bowens also homered earlier, and Baltimore built a 2-1 lead through two.

Baltimore Sam Bowens Johnny Orsino Baltimore Orioles Minnesota Gerry Arrigo Twins Bowens Arrigo Orsino Bill Fischer Tony Oliva Oliva Steve Barber al Salerno Hank Bauer Salerno Oriole Zoilo Versalles Rich Rollins Harmon Killebrew Battey Vic Power Killebrew Norm Siebern Kaat Fischer Barber Stock Hall W—Hall L—Fischer

Yankees Take Advantage Of Errors In 9 4 Victory Over Angels

Errors by Jim Fregosi and Billy Moran sparked three unearned runs as the New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 9 to 3. Tom Tresh and Joe Pepitone each drove in a run in the third after Fregosi’s misplay, while Moran’s fumbled bunt in the fourth helped fuel another score. Whitey Ford left early with a strained right hip as Ken McBride struggled for the Angels.

NEW York Jim Fregosi Billy Moran New York Yankees Los Angeles Angels Fregosi Angels Joe Adcock Tom Tresh Joe Pepitone Moran Yankees Bobby Richardson Clete Boyer Ken McBride Yankee Whitey Ford Ford Cleveland Bobby Knoop Ed Kirkpatrick Hal Reniff Tom Satriano Knoop Albie Pearson Reniff Los Angeles McBride Smith Rodgers Mikkelsen Renniff Blanchard Howard

Braves Bonus Rookie Dies In Auto Crash

Austin Texas AP report says Milwaukee owned bonus player Jerry Hummitzsch 33 died early Friday in an auto accident after a strong pitching game for the Austin Senators Texas League. Walter Hriniak 21 was injured and in fair condition after their car left the road on a hill near Austin. Hriniak, from Natick Massachusetts, plays second base for the Senators, a Braves Class AA farm club.

Austin Tex Jerry Hummitzsch Milwaukee Austin Senators Walter Hriniak Senators Natick Mass Braves Hammitzsch Sheboygan Wis Hriniak Buddy Whicks

Veeck Criticizes The Lively Ball In Baseball

New York AP Bill Veeck argues rabbits should be out of baseball to restore action. He contends the lively ball inflates homers, slows games, and hurts pitcher tempo. He cites AL run totals and Ruth era comparisons to show more homers do not equal more excitement.

New York Bill Veeck Veeck St. Louis Browns Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Pipsqueak Horuiers Sobbit Babe Ruth

Fleury Elected President of Canadian Amateur Hockey

Lionel Fleury a 52 year old Quebec City civil servant was elected president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association on Friday.

Ottawa Lionel Fleury Quebec City Canadian Amateur Hockey Association

Results at Racecourse Three Year-Olds Start One Mile

Race results show results for three races with purses of 1200 dollars each. Private Property ridden by Haycock won race one at 3.40 2.60 2.40, J R Robert placed second, Joe's Maid third. Race two for four-year-olds plus over 3 4 furlongs with Martoch, Mister Petrose, Valencia Lady as top finishers. Daily double 8-2 paid 177.00. Race three, six furlongs, Peach Pie won with Pronown and Flat Top Mike also placing.

Proving Ground Joe Hubbard Beall Mr. S.A Judy’s Westside Llambias Hastage Occupy's Chancells Tino Larry Signalman Roxbury Road Chetwynd Miss Olive Kings Emblem Wiz Fritz’s Maid Valley Reverue Oak Wood Lady Summer Stoat Kings Cruise Ginchee Punch Board Joan Treasuress Sky Point Foggy Harbor Uriah’s Wile Elizabeth J Tedken Md Poly Free Play Room Beach Patrol Ruthe Dear Teader Stomp Amber Computer Hylo Rambler Rogue's Road Agadden Will To Live Galf Painter Hay Harbor Nindy Baby Tuxedo Hunt Kutch Mahar Miss Gee Gee Footfall Haycock J.R. Robert Graham Joe's Maid Hole Martoch AcKee Mister Petrose Small Valencia Lady Zangari Peach Pie Dr. Smith Delgado Mike Barnes

Cadets Trip South for 6 0 Victory Over South Hagerstown

Frederick Cadets close season with a 6–0 win over South Hagerstown as lefty Tommy Thomas fanned 13, homering in the fourth off Rainier. South’s Horst allowed one hit until the fifth. Frederick added three runs in the fifth and one in the sixth. Keyser had Frederick’s lone hit until the fourth. Myers tripled in the fifth scoring Keyser and himself. Five Hagerstown errors aided Frederick’s offense in a dominant pitching and fielding performance.

Tommy Thomas Frederick Cadets South Hagerstown Rebels Thomas Nelson Myers South Rainier Rodney Horst Cadets Horst Louisbaugh Ronnie Hart Benny Grove Stan Keyser Grove Hart Myers Keyser Frederick Rick Alt Charley Palm Junior Rudy Hagerstown Frederick Abrhobl Judd Loursbaugh Myaes Sf— Hart Im OH Rer Beso Horst Balmer

Pizarro nets fifth straight win over Senators 3-1

Chicago pitcher Juan Pizarro struck out 15 over seven innings to defeat Washington 3-1. He allowed four hits and did not walk a batter, while Floyd Robinson homered for Chicago. The White Sox built a lead with an unearned run in the first and extended it with two more hits in the fifth as Pizarro drove in a run with a single.

Chicago Juan Pizarro Chicago White Sox Washington Senators Pizarro al Downing Juan Marichal Sandy Koufax Washington John Kennedy Pete Ward Bill Skowron Floyd Robinson White Sox al Koch Koch Tom McCraw al Weis Bridges Kline Leppert Martin W—Pizarro L. — Koch

Railroaders notch tenth win 5-4 over Harpers Ferry

Brunswick trips Harpers Ferry 5-4 to extend its win streak to ten and claim the top Frederick County record. Ronnie Carter belts a sixth inning homer, while Herm Willis and Butch Dixon combine on a five hit effort to seal the victory. Floyd Harbert adds a two run shot for Brunswick, with Dixon finishing the game after Willis faltered in the fifth.

Harpers Ferry W. Va Ronnie Carter Herm Willis Butch Dixon Brunswick Railroaders Frederick County Dixon Willis Ferrians Floyd Harbert Carter Davidson Johnson

Sundays Baseball MD State League Schedule Summary

The listing shows several Sunday baseball matchups across MD state and county leagues. Hustlers vs New Market and Summers Brunswick vs Bombers flank the schedule alongside Green at Mt Airy Germantown Weddle Sullivan at Yellow Springs Broad Run Jeff Watkins. TRL County League features Doubs Thurmont Creagerstown Buckeystown Repp Harmony Middletown Walkersville Bolivard Lake. Heart of MD League includes Todd Steel Pleasant Walk Brandenburg Frederick Lucketts Maught.

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