Frederick golfer wins Glenn Spencer Memorial at VFW Course
Dave Winden captured first place in the Glenn Spencer Memorial 36 hole event over Memorial Day weekend at the VFW Course with 140 total, two strokes ahead of runners up Howard Ambrose and Charles Crum who both posted 142. Reno Tucker was next at 144, followed by Bob House 146 and Bill Slagle and Lew Loring at 147. The event is sponsored annually by Mrs. Anne Spencer, widow of the late Glenn Spencer, longtime pro at the course. In the straightest drive, Andy Kouree claimed Saturday and Earl Starr Sunday. The Fort Detrick Spring Opener at South Hills Country Club in Hanover, Pa saw Pete Keller, Bruce Slagle, Andy Rounce, and Ed Ridenour win the team title among 72 golfers. Crum led with an 78 gross.
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Frederick
Glenn Spencer
VFW
Dave Winden
Howard Ambrose
Charles
Reno Tucker
Bob House
Bill Slagle
Lew Loring
Anne Spencer
Andy Kouree
Earl Starr
Pete Keller
Bruce Slagle
Andy Rource
Ed Ridenour
Fort Detrick
South Hills Country Club
Hanover
Charles Crum
Fragmented 1921 barroom ledger snippet shows brands and venues
A cropped OCR fragment lists beer brands such as Pabst Miller High Life Budweiser and Gold Dust alongside venues like Shenandoah Pla Sherman Liquors Terrace Lounge and Potts Calahan. It mentions Democratic Club and several numbers that likely indicate sales or counts. The text is partial and lacks a clear narrative.
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Potts Ben
Sheplei R Ae
Miller Iha Demotratic Club
Shenandoah Pla
Terrace Lounge
Frederick J. Te
tWee Atat
Stones
Shenandoah
Sherman Liquors
Potts Calah
Gold Dust
Miller Uagh Life
Miller High Life
Terrace
Pabst
Pabst Beer
Democratic
Germantown Giants overpower Dodgers in Maryland State League
George Hackey collected three hits including a grand slam to spark Germantown Giants past Carroll County Dodgers 12 to 7 in MSL action. The game featured late scoring bursts with Summers contributing for the Giants and Detson handling pitching duties. New Market hosts Litties at McCurdy Field at 8 p.m. tonight.
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Germantown
George Hackey
Germantown Giants
Carroll County Dodgers
Carroll County
New Market
McCurdy Field
Maryland
Repp and Sullivan
Lions defeat Bears in Brunswick Little League clash
Brunswick Lions beat the Bears 6 to 4 as Fred Calhoun hits a three run homer and a triple. Merriman Sparrow Gab bert Smith Webber Morse berger listed in the box. An unrelated note recalls five holes in one in U S Open history and amateur Bill Kuntz achieving the latest in 1956 at Oak Hill.
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Fred Calhoun
Lions
Bears
Brunswick
Merriman
Sparrow
Gabbert
Smith
Webber
Morseberger
Bill Kuntz
Oak Hill Country Club
Kaat Tops Start Fueled By Fastball And Team Support
Twins veteran Jim Kaat opened the season at 6-1 as manager Bill Rigney praised his fastball while noting the pitcher’s improved control and team play. Kaat, 92, has a 1.11 ERA with 31 strikeouts in 57 innings despite a shoulder issue and missed starts, helping Minnesota challenge in the West.
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St, Paul- Minneapolis
Bill Rigney
Jim Maat
Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Michigan
Rigney
British Amateur Walker Cuppers Advance
Dick Siderowf and Ed Tutwiler advanced to the British Amateur Championship third round at Royal St George’s in strong winds. Siderowf defeated David Farrar 7 and 6, while Tutwiler beat Peter Holt 5 and 4. Also advancing were Marty West and Kemp Richardson, with a standout upset by 14-year-old Scottish schoolboy David Robertson who beat Peter Van Ingen 7 and 5. Bonallack rallied to edge Simon Breis in a late finish.
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Sandwich
England
Dick Siderowf
Ed Tutwiler
Royal St. George’s Links
Marty West
Chevy Chase
Neil Nelson
Portland
Ore
Kemp Richardson
Laguan Nigual
Calif
Michael Dixon
Britain
U.S
David Robertson
Peter van Ingen
Trainer Loses All Privileges In New Jersey Tracks
Pat Catrone, linked to the ringers scandal, had his licenses revoked for an indefinite period in New Jersey. He had been unlicensed since 1969 and allegedly entered Rule Away as Fl ore Tortuga at Garden State Park in May 1971, with stewards suspending him after earmarking the entries for May 26 27 and scratching the horse.
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Philadelphia Cap
Pat Catrone
New Jersey
Garden State Park
Catrone
Flore Tortuga
Keene Daingerfield
New Jersey State Racing Commission
Crime Group Told Of Fixed Races
The chief investigator for the U S Trotting Association testified before a House committee that fixed races occurred in four states over nine investigations with five fixed races found. He listed races at Scioto Downs Hinsdale Hinsdale Louisville Downs and Wheeling Downs and noted one driver received a long suspension yet continued racing in Maine. Lee May, new Houston first baseman, hit 133 homers in four years with Cincinnati.
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Scioto Downs
Ohio
Hinsdale
N.H
Louisville Downs
Wheeling Downs
West Virginia
Traynor
New Hampshire
Maine
Lee May
Houston
Cincinnati
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Crum
Ambrose
Frederick Slowpitch
Americ Division
Giants
Schweitzler
Moyingster
Lewis
Page
Detson
Hackey
Summers
Brunswick II
Jim Kaat
Texas
Twins
Wayne Granger
Dave ‘LaRoche
Walker Cuppers
Siderowf
Westport
Con
David Farrar
Kenya
Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Peter Holt
Ley
N.Y
van Ingen
Michael Bonallack
Simon Breis
Bonallack
Frederick Community College
Meeks
Rehr
Ondrejack
TBA
Millington
Wicklund
Abeles
Stonestreet
Luttrell Luttrell
Gibson
Riner Riner
Thompson Thompson Rehr
Wilson Lewis Millington
Lewis Wilson McElroy
McElroy Potter
Sussmann
Sussmann Potter
Burgo Burgo
Davis Davis Dukes Callahan Gibson
Graffunder
Schick Plus Platinum
Double Edge
Bayer Children’s
ECON
Ant
ANT & Roach
Digel
Haley
Breck
Breck One
Midol Hygiene Deodorant
ACORN
Tal
Wise Discount Center Health & Beauty Aids
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