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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
14
Orioles Rally To Beat A's 6-3 For Fourth Straight
Milt Pappas hit a three run triple after an intentional walk as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Athletics 6-3. Jerry Adair added two RBIs on three hits. Harvey Haddix earned the win in relief. The Orioles extended their streak to four straight victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Pappas
John O'Donoghue
Jerry Adair
Harvey Haddin
Wayne Causey
Mike Hershberger
Haddin
Su Miler
Burt Campeneris
Kansas c
John Orsino
Johnson Miller
Haddix
Orioles
Braddock, Walkersville win in junior league action
Braddock tops Shookstown 103 aided by Chris Todd and Bob Pennington five hitter. Walkersville edges Main's Shopping Center 98 with a late homer by Ricky Currence and winning run by Doug Remsburg. Derrick defeats Araby 12 to 7 as Rickie Runnels belts a triple two doubles and a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Fort Detrick
Walkersville
Frederick County
Harmony
Yellow Springs
Chris Todd
Bob Pennington
Shookstown
Don Hanshew
Randy Newman
Mike McLeod
Shockstown
Derrick
Araby
Rickie Runnels
Gary Younger
Lenhart
Stup
Innning
Main’s
Ricky Currence
Doug Remsburg
Tim Dirks
Smith
Brightful
Sharkstown
Todd
Pennington
Hil Yanshew
Roessler
Detrich
Dalbert Quigles
Sims
Thompson
Crouse
Burgee
Tobers
Dirks
Remsburg
Middletown Beats Frederick JV 9-0 in Baseball Clash
Bruce Frushour blanked the Frederick junior varsity on six hits as Middletown romped. Terry Wackens drove in two runs for the Knights who benefited from seven Cadet errors. Middletown improved to 6-2, with their season finale set for Thursday at Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bruce Frushour
Frederick
Midletown
Ted
Terry Wackens
Knights
Thurmont
Diggs
Rippeon
Frushyour
Aaline
Baseball Scores and Matchups From Today's Major Leagues
In MLB action the American and National Leagues show Cleveland defeating New York 4-1 and Detroit beating Chicago 7-5 with Minnesota 17 and Boston 5 in separate results. Other games include Washington 7-6 over Los Angeles 3 and Kansas City 3 at Baltimore, plus Philadelphia 10 New York 3 and Cincinnati 7 Houston 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Los Angeles
Pascual
Wilson
Segui
Roberts
Lopez
Richert
Ford
Sparma
Trent
Peters
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Innnings
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
O'Toole
Bruce
Cloninger
Marichal
Law
Mahaffey
Simmons
Koufax
Ellsworth
Buhl
Fisher
L. Pet. G.B
Pet. G.B. Chicago
St Louis
New York VW
Little League routs Duvall in 11-1 win for RF Kline
Charley Sheppard and Marvin Thompson teamed to a four hit Duvall shutout top of the lineup. Mark Hoffman slugged a three run homer as RF Kline built an 11-1 East Frederick Little League victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Sheppard
Marvin Thompson
H. B. Duvall
R. F. Kline
Frederick
Sheppard
Thompson
Mark Hoffman
Bill Jackson
Randy Shores
Duvall
Randy Hill
Daryl May
RF Kline
Hill
Bowie
Cregger
Hoffman
Jackson
Beacht
Carmack
R Hill
Dudrow
Jackson c
Dorsey
T Downs
Witwort
Green
Fisher
T'pson
Winpigler
Woodward
Shores Ss
Lockard
T Jackson
G. Kine
Kiine
Shores
Hr—Hottman
Sneacordi
Kline
U—Wagner
Stagle and Michael win two man tourney at VFW CC
Stagle and Michael shot a combined 66 63 120 to win a two man team event at the VFW Country Club. Keller and Donald were runners up with 64 66 130 and Staley and Willard were third with 67 67 143. In the women’s division Demchak and Grossnickle posted 67 72 149 to claim the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Slagle
Tom Michael
VFW
Stagle
Michael
Charley Keller
Donald
John Staley
Tuck Willard
Lenore Demchak
Stretch Grossnickle
Catty Gannon
Ana Clark
Bill Gehring
Error Leads Rotary to 5-4 Babe Ruth Victory
A throwing error scored the winning run as Rotary edged M. J. Grove 5 to 4 in Babe Ruth League play. Gary Rice scored on Mike Rhodes sacrifice and Jim Garners' misthrow. Putman got the win, Bachtell the loss after fanning 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
M. J. Grove
Gary Rice
Mike Rhodes
Jim Garner
John Putman
Glenn Staley
Jim Bachtell
Rice
Joel Garner
Bill Norwood
Limers
Grove
Staley
Putman
George
Bachtell
Renn
Twins Trample Red Sox 17-5 in Big Night Offense
Earl Battey drove in five runs as Minnesota launched a 20 hit attack including five homers to defeat Boston 17-5. Battey crushed a three run shot in the fifth, with Bob Allison, Jerry Kindall, Zoilo Versalles and Tony Oliva adding power in the later innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Battey
Twins
Bob Allison
Jerry Kindall
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Strong Hurling In 2 City Games
Oilers beat New Market 11 0 as Max Kehne struck out 15 to post his second straight shutout. American Optical toppled Cozy Corner 6 4 with Russ Snowden three hitter and trio of Armstrongs driving in runs. In makeup action Main’s Shopping Center defeated American Optical 7 4 with Cokey Blackston homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Optical
Baker Park
Max Kehne
Oilers
Kehne
Russ Snowden
Cozy
Buck
Sam Armstrong
Allison
Rick Zimmerman
Don McClain
Bob Clark
John Wetzel
Jim Bowers
Main
Shopping Center
Cokey Blackston
New Market O
Economy Oil
Lenhart
Wachter
Cline
Clark
Cozy Corner
Snowden
Armstrong
Wetzel
Bowers
Gam
Baker
Blank
Heiner
Oason
Brown
Nats Use Homers To Win First Over LA
Washington Senators beat Los Angeles 7 to 3 with two run homers by Ken McMullen and Jim King. Ken Hamlin also homered as Fred Newman lost after five straight wins. McCormick earned the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ken McMullen
Jim King
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Ken Hamlin
Senators
Fred Newman
Newman
Los Angeles
Latman
B. Lee
Gatewood
Rodgers
McCormick
Ridzik
Brumley
W—Mccormick
L—Newman
Adbcock
Goray
McMullen
Hamlin
King
Colts Sign Fuller and Singleton for 1965 Season
The Baltimore Colts announce the signing of free agents Bill Fuller and John Singleton to contracts for the 1965 NFL season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Bill Fuller
John Singleton
Tebbetts And Dressen Doctor Knows Best
New York report where Birdie Tebbetts advises Charlie Dressen, recovering from a heart attack, to pace himself and listen to medical advice. Tebbetts, a heart attack survivor, describes his own experience and urges moderation while noting Dressen cannot fully change his temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Charlie Dressen
New York Yankee
Dressen
Tebetts
Mr. Milk
Tebbetts
Football Unites Students At George Washington U
George Washington University hosts a varied campus life with 12 000 students, but lacks a football practice field due to high land costs and uses a high school stadium for early home games. Athletic Director Robert K Faris argues football builds school spirit and unites students and alumni, despite losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington University
White House
Army
Air Force
Syracuse
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
D. C
Robert K. Faris
Espirit de Corps
Faris
Ferrier Notes Tougher Indy Course for Festival
Jim Ferrier says the new Green Tree Country Club layout is three to four strokes harder than the Speedway course. The $87,500 Speedway Festival opens Thursday with 7 037 yards on the suburban course, replacing the 6 467 yard track due to unfinished improvements. Billy Casper set the 72-hole record at 264. former winners include Ford Finsterwald Player and other notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jim Ferrier
Speedway
Greentree Country Club
Billy Casper
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Casper
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Gary Player
Redskins Sign Snidow and Williams to Contracts
Washington Redskins announce the signing of defensive end Ron Snidow, a two year veteran who was a regular last fall, and defensive tackle Fred Williams, starting his 14th season. Williams shared duties at left tackle with Bob Toneff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Redskins
Ron Snidow
Fred Williams
Snidow
Williams
Bob Toneff
Door Manufacturer Moves Headquarters to Michigan Plant
The Crawford Door Company has moved its control plant operation to Ecorse Michigan from Detroit. Over two hundred employees from three plants now work under one roof for the first time. Local Frederick reps include Donald D. Davis Samuel L. Main and Donald A. Leiby of Crawford Door Sales Company, a Jim Walter Corporation subsidiary from Tampa Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Door Company
Frederick
Crawford Door Sales Company
Frederick Glass Shop
Ecorse
Mich
Detroit
Jim Walter Corporation
Tampa
Fla
Donald D. Davis
Samuel L. Main
Donald A. Leiby
Frederick Maryland Budget Board of Equalization Meeting Notice
Municipal notice from Frederick Maryland stating the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will meet at City Hall Assembly Room at 7 PM on Thursday June 3 to hear public input on the budget for fiscal year starting July 1 1965 and ending June 30 1966. E Paul Magaha mayor and president of board of aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Frederick
State of
Maryland
Frederick
Bula Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
Notices to Bid for Frederick County School Alterations
Frederick County Board of Education invites sealed bids for North Market Street Elementary School alterations. Bids due by 2 00 P M Tuesday June 1 1965 at 115 East Church Street Frederick Maryland. Drawings available for a 5 00 deposit, refundable after 10 days post opening. Right to reject bids reserved. Sealed bids also invited for 1965 Oldsmobile Cutlass coupe sale with bids due May 28 1965 at Kaufman Sales Amd Service Inc Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Frederick County
North Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
East Church Street
Board of Education
John L. Carnochan Jr
Kaufman Sales Amd Service, Inc
East Patrick Street
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Maude H. Brows
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