The Russian Sports Revolution warned for U S vigor in competition
A film report narrated by Jim Simpson argues the United States must realign its sports programs to counter Soviet dominance. Vice President Humphrey urges reforms including amateur sports support, inter governing body cooperation, junior Olympic competition, and greater emphasis on minor sports while noting U S schools lack early competitive activity.
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Jim Simpson
Russia
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Humphrey
U.S
White House
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Howard
Baltimore
Lisbon
Houk's Yankees surge toward pennant after turnabout
New York dominant run under Ralph Houk sees 11 wins in 14 games and a five game streak entering series with California. Pepitone and Maris spark offense as team climbs from last in AL to near .500 amid improved pitching and defense. Separate note: arbitration chair Kheel signals possible resolution of AAU NCAA track feud by midsummer, urging unified governance and single administration.
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Ralph Houk
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Houck
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Joe Pepitone
Ralph
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Rookie's homer beats Nats in 12th 5-3
Phil Roof delivered his first major league homer, a two out two run shot in the 12th inning, lifting Kansas City to a 5-3 win over Washington. Roof connected after Larry Stahl’s two out single. Cox allowed Roof’s homer, taking the loss after relieving McCormick in the 11th.
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Casey Cox
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Larry Stahl
McCormick
Wayne Causey
Horse Race Results and Local Softball Recap
Thorough summary of racing results across nine races with jockeys and payouts, plus Damascus Slow Pitch League update and Girls Softball League opening. Hyatt Building beats Montgomery County Roads 16-7. first-night comeback after 6-0 down.
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Senators Ship Loun To York in Eastern League
The Washington Senators sent lefthanded pitcher Don Loun to York Pennsylvania of the Class A Eastern League. A former Frederick High School athlete, Loun had been with Hawaii of the Class AAA Pacific Coast League, posting a 2 2 record for the Islanders. Tom Cheney took Loun’s Hawaii roster spot.
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Loun
Frederick
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Islanders
Tom Cheney
Cadet Jayvees Rally To Defeat Knights
Frederick junior varsity beat Middletown 5-2 as Ty Thomas delivered a three run double in the seventh, finishing off a four run frame for the Cadets. Tom Ramsburg pitched a complete game for the win while Jerry Bidle took the loss.
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Jerry Bidle
Chuck Dahlgren
Knight
Bobby Axline
Tony Onley
Axline
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Routzahn
Mike Williams
Onley
Short
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Randolph
J.bidle
Shaffer
Seven State Tenpin Records Set in Maryland Tourney
The Seventh Annual Maryland State Tenpin Tournament at Terrace Lanes produced seven new records. Jim Podowski of Severn bowled an 812 series, the highest three game sanctioned total in Maryland and among the nation’s best. He teamed with Mike Lastowski of Baltimore for a 1,362 scratch doubles, a new record, and Podowski also set an all events scratch mark of 2038. Cumberland’s Bill Sites set a new singles record with 761. Perry Hall Hawks won the team title with 3,037 scratch and 3,172 with handicap, as 175 sets of 600 or higher were posted during the event.
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Sonny Stewart
Arthur Wolf
Perry Hawks
Murphy's 3-Run Homer Sparks FHS Comeback Victory
Audie Murphy belted a three-run homer in the seventh as Frederick rallied from 3-2 down to beat Williamsport 5-3. Ranneberger walked, advanced on Keller’s single, and Murphy followed with the decisive shot, lifting Frederick to its tenth win in 15 games.
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Kauai King Owner Eyes Belmont Bid After Preakness Win
Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Kauai King sails toward the Belmont Stakes with owner Mike Ford noting the colt’s calm temperament. Ford plans to ship Kauai King to Aqueduct for Belmont training, while considering a possible grass debut and a supplemental entry fee if needed.
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