Mountaineers top ACC foe in NCAA bid. Frederickites fuel rosters
West Virginia dominates the Southern Conference with a 14 2 record and 24 3 overall while Maryland sits 7 6 in the ACC at 10 9. Frederick area players lead both sides with Dale Ramsburg for WVU and Tom Bichy Jon Kreissig Bill Seidling and Chris Sole for Maryland. Ramsburg thrives despite a slow finish, while Sole stars as Maryland’s workhorse pitcher.
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Jon Kreissig
Bill Seidling
Chris Sole
University of West Virginia
University of Maryland
Mountaineers
Terps
Gastonia
N.C
Mississippi
College Park
Frederick
Jon
Ball Franklin
Kreissig
ACC
Jack Jackson
Sole
Terp
Maryland
West Virginia
Tech Quarterback Schweickert Named SoCon Athlete of the Year
Norfolk Virginia AP reports Bob Schweickert the quarterback who led Virginia Tech to its first Southern Conference football title in history list fall has been named the leagues athlete of the year.
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Norfolk, Va
Bob Schweickert
Virginia Tech
Former Coach Clyde Wares Dies at 78 in South Bend
Clyde Buzzy Wares, longtime St. Louis Cardinals coach from 1940 to 1951, died Tuesday at his home in South Bend. During his tenure the Cardinals secured seven National League pennants and five World Series titles.
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South Bend
Ind
Clyde
Buzzy) Wares
St. Louis Cardinals
Taveue
Downing Leads Yankees Past Indians 7-2 in Cleveland
Al Downing pitched a complete game five hitter with a triple and single. Roger Maris hit an inside the park homer and Clete Boyer added a two run shot as New York built a 7-2 victory over Cleveland, handing Jack Kralick his first defeat.
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Cleveland
Roger Maris
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Jack Kralick
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Tribe
Larry Brown
Brown
Maris
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Tresh
Howard
Joe Pepitone
Boyer
Kralick
McMahon
Siebert
Romano
L-Kralick
Brownpeace
York
Three West Virginians named to SC All-Stars
Outfielder Bill Marovic and pitcher John Radosevich of the Mountaineers head the All-Southern Conference baseball team. Also honored are Mountaineer Steve Berzansky and Furman’s Charlie Jennings and Ingram Haley, plus VMI’s Donnie White. Marovic led the conference with a .416 average and 27 steals. Radosevich posted 9-1 with a 0.59 ERA and 114 strikeouts in 76 innings.
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Norfolk, Va
Bill Marovic
John Radosevich
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Marovic
Radosevich
Steve Berzansky
Furman
Charlie Jennings
Ingram Haley
Berzansky
Jennings
Haley
Virginia Military Institute
Donnie White
White
Mike Holloran
George Washington
Rick Smyre
Davidson
Don Douglas
Richmond
VMI
Percy Sensabauga
Palmer Aims for Open Title After Masters Win
Arnold Palmer, preparing for the 64th Open at Congressional June 18-20, says he can win the National Open and complete the Grand Slam. He plans another practice round and notes architect Robert Trent Jones views the Congressional course as a thinking man's course.
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Arnold Palmer
Fairway Croesus
Latrobe
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Palmer
Congressional Club
Washington, D.C
St Andrews
PGA
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Trent Jones
Jones
Trent
Jack Nicklaus
Mets Fall to Cubs 7-1 in Windy City
The New York Mets were limited to one run as Chicago Cubs pitchers combined for a 7-1 victory. Al Jackson lasted into the sixth before giving way to Ellsworth who earned the win as Dick Ellsworth improved to 5-4 while Jackson dropped to 3-6.
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New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
al Jackson
Dick Ellsworth
Mets
New York
Jackson
Anderson
Wakefield
Cannizzaro
Ellsworth
Berlell
L-Jackson
Lancers Lose Season Finale In Tight 12 11 Game
Smithsburg edge Singapore 12 11 in top of eighth to finish season. Bob Cline and Darrell Holtz homer for Lancers, Richard Herman collects four hits. Butts leads Smithsburg with a homer and three other safeties. Don Demeter, Dave Wickersham and Bubba Phillips noted FCA members.
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Smithsburg
Singapore
Bob Cline
Darrell Holtzapple
Lanpeers
Richard Herman
Butts
Thompson
Green
Long
Herman
St. Clair
Don Demeter
Dave Wickersham
Bubba Phillips
The
Detroit Tigers
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Horse Race Entries May 28 1964 Card Details
The card lists nine races for May 28 1964 with thoroughbred entries. Each race includes class, purse, age, distance, and a long list of horse names and weights for bettors to assess. The field notes mixed accuracies and OCR errors in several entries.
Horse Race Results and Payouts from Daily Meet
Result summary shows multiple races with purses from 1200 to 1500 dollars. Winners include Rebec Pocket Pruner Flaming War and York Springs with listed odds and placings. Betting totals and attendance figures appear for a multi-race program ending with a Twin Double payoff of 14 937.
Phillips delivers 11th inning winner for Washington
Dick Phillips singles home Jim King in the 11th to lift the Washington Senators past the Boston Red Sox 9 to 8 in a high scoring affair. Moose Skowron and Chuck Hinton homered for Washington while Dick Stuart hit two for Boston.
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Boston
Dick Phillips
Jim King
Washington
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Moose Skowron
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Ron Kline
Mike Brumley
Dick Radatz
Phillips
Frank Malzone
Dick Wil
Liams
RBI
Stuart
Homler
al Koch
Skowron
Hinton
Steve Ridzik
Felix Mantilla
Carl Yastrzemski
Koch
Ridzik
Cheney
Kline
Brumley
Monbouquette
Heffner
Spanswick
Radatz
Tillman
Wkline
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Mets trounce Cubs 19 1 in decisive win
Waterbury AP report notes the New York Mets defeated the Chicago Cubs 19 to 1 last night. A sports desk query asks if the Mets won, confirming the lopsided result.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury Republican
New York Mets
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Patterson Opens Sweden Training for Machen Bout
Floyd Patterson former world heavyweight champion arrived in Stockholm to begin training ahead of the July 5 fight with Eddie Machen. Patterson traveled to Sweden Wednesday to prepare for the bout at an as yet unnamed venue.
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Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Eddie Machen
Umpires Stand Firm on Pension Boost in NL
National League president Warren Giles says he advised umpires on February 2 to seek retirement benefits comparable to players. Umpires and their attorney warned of possible action by July 3 if gains are denied, with a minimum pension increase sought of 300 dollars per year of service.
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Warren Giles
Giles
John J. Reynolds
Chicago
Reynolds
League
National League
Sam
Jocko Conlan
Conlan
Associated Press
Jack Reynolds
Tigers Get to Dave McNally for Victory
Detroit edged Baltimore 6-3 scoring three in the fourth after Don Demeter tripled and scored on a wild pitch. Kaline homered in the fifth as Ed Rakow relieved Regan to earn the win and Jerry Adair contributed for Detroit while Russ Snyder fractured his left fibula for the Orioles.
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Ed Rakow
Baltimore Orioles
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Rakow
Phil Regan
Detroit
Dave McNally
Don Demeter
Jake Wood
Norm Cash
George Thomas
Kaline
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Jerry Adair
Russ Snyder
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Union Memorial Hospital
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Regan
Oood Rakow
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Halt
Sudan
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E—Wert
Foa
Aparicio
Powell
Wert
Lumpe
Cash
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Flagherty
Carrigan
Speed Shifting Shifts Records at Cecil Drag-A-Way
The Cecil County Drag-A-Way National Record Runs saw 42 records broken and over 12000 dollars in prizes awarded. It was the east coast’s biggest two day drag race yet. Notable marks include Hassel 11.34 in B-Gas and Faubel/Jenkins SS-A 11.53 ET at 123.79.
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Bill Wilcom
Cecil County
Ron Hassel
Buss & Bliss
Faubel and Jenkins
E.T
Cleo Samuels
C-Sa
Gene Calhoun
Tasca Ford
Malcolm Durham
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