Region II AAU meet highlights top young runners at TJ
Frederick hosts the Region II AAU track meet featuring seven or more potential Olympians, with Esther Story and Lacey O Neal among standout competitors. Exhibition entries limited to under 17, while Kingston and national ranked youths vie in hurdles and sprints across four classifications. An admission of 50 cents helps cover costs.
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Frederick
Thomas Johnson High School
Jack Griffin
Frederick Jaycees
Esther Story
Sports International
Washington, D. C
Lacey O’neal
Tokyo
Cheryl Toussaint
New York Atoms
Carol Thompson
Delaware Chargers
Gail Fitzgerald
The
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Gwynn Norman
Jane Barnett
USA
Miss Toussaint
Griffin
Miss O'Neal
Miss Thompson
Miss Fitzgerald
Jane Burnett
Moscow
Donna Campbell
Donna
Shirley ‘Finney
Nats Top Red Sox 8 6 to halt losing streak
The Washington Senators recovered from an early five run deficit to beat the Boston Red Sox 8-6, ending an eight game skid behind relief pitching from Joe Grzenda and Paul Lindblad. Grzenda and Lindblad held Boston to one hit over six innings after the first inning rally. Frank Howard hit his first Boston homer since 1969, a two run shot, as Washington seized a five run lead. The Red Sox answered with a Billy Conigliaro three run blast and Carl Yastrzemski two run homer to briefly move ahead before Washington pulled away.
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Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Joe Grzenda
Paul Lindblad
Grzenda
Lindblad
Red Sox
Senators
Detroit
Lunda
Bill Lee
Frank Howard
Washington
Casey Cox
Carl Yastrzemski
Billy Conigliaro
Fenway Park
Paul Casanova
Rico Petrocelli
George Scott
Brunswick Defeats Middletown 3 0 In Low Scoring Derby
Mitch Deener started four innings for Brunswick allowing two hits before Ron Pearl pitched the final three with one hit and three strikeouts. John Sexton took the loss on a six hitter while Brent Albert and Barry Stocks provided Brunswick runs. Middletown had three hits led by Sexton who had two. One error was recorded.
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Middletown
Mitch Deener
Ron Pearl
Brunswick
Deener
Pearl
John Sexton
Brent Albert
Barry Stocks
P. L. Orrison
Paul Gaither
Sexton
Orioles skipper Earl Weaver praised. Senators struggle in slump
Earl Weaver calls the Senators a tougher hitting unit after an April meeting, while Ted Williams watches Washington’s bats falter. Frank Howard leads a woeful lineup as the team endures 44 innings without a run against Detroit, with Tim Cullen a rare bright spot. Washington fans grow restless as the club, one of four 1960s expansion teams, battles to avoid pennant irrelevance. The Orioles offer a glimmer as Weaver’s club keeps scoring, despite Williams’ batting theory.
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Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Washington Senators
Weaver
Senators
Washington
Ted Williams
Frank Howard
Williams
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Howard
Nats
Bob Short
Tim Cullen
Tigers
Dean Chance
Ree
Les Cain
Garr Off All Star Ballot Sparks Write-In Hype
Ralph Garr seizes Rico Carty's left field slot with Atlanta and becomes the early sensation relying on write-in votes to reach the All Star team. Ballots, now eight infield names and 24 outfielders, are mailed for a July 13 Detroit game with voting ending June 30.
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NEW York
Ralph Garr
Rico Carty
Atlanta
Carty
Garr
Detroit
Braves
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Willie Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Rusty Staub
Montreal
Billy Williams
Chicago
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Willie Davis
Los Angeles
Billy Grabar
Kewitz
Brant Alyea
Minnesota
Rick Reichardt
Jim Holt
Paul Schaal
Kansas City
Cookie Rojas
Bowie Kuhn
Baseball matchups today across area high schools
Catoctin travels to Frederick Harpers Ferry plays Linganore and St Johns visits Baltimore Lutheran for a trio of high school baseball games with local stakes and potential standings impact.
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Catoctin
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
Linganore
St. John’s
Baltimore Lutheran
TJ To Host Grid Clinic
The 11th Annual Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association Football Clinic will be held Saturday at Thomas Johnson High School. Speakers include Ralph Hawkins of the Buffalo Bills on coordinating linebacker and secondary play, Joe Mark from the University of Maryland on developing an offensive line, Bill Jones of Wheaton High School on the running game from the full house T, Louis McCullough of Ohio State on multiple defense linebacker techniques, and Ted Keller of Randolph Macon on the passing game. Program runs 8:15 a.m. to social at 5:30 p.m.
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Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association
Thomas Johnson High School
Ralph Hawkins
Buffalo Bills
Joe Mark
University of Maryland
Bill Jones
Wheaton High School
Louis McCullough
Ohio State
Ted Keller
Randolph Macon
Gambrill Park
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