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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1964

Page

9

River Hill Farm opens near Clarksville as new Maryland shooting preserve

A 450 acre regulated shooting ground near Clarksville in Howard County, River Hill Farm, offers pheasant quail and duck hunting with guided dogs. Noted experts advised layout, and the site provides blinds, natural terrain, and aiming tips. Located about 40 minutes from Frederick, visitors are advised to reserve hunting dates.

Maryland River Hill Farm Clarksville Howard County Phil Barski Moose Sharrer Moose River Hill Wheeler Johnson Washington Evening Star Gus Jones Baltimore Wheeler Gus Frederick County Frederick Getz Varyland Lefty Kreh Larry Moore New River Hill

Showdown Tonight in Martinsburg Crowds Chase Titles

Frederick Cadets face Martinsburg Bulldogs in a decisive Tri-State and CVAL championship clash at Martinsburg High School stadium. An 8 pm kickoff draws a sellout as Frederick seeks to annex both titles while Martinsburg aims to claim the CVAL crown but place second in the Tri-State.

Martinsburg Frederick Cadets Bulldogs Frederick Cadets West Virginia High School

Weekend College Schedule Highlights Fried by AP

Four major teams open the November stretch with Tulane at Florida Rams and Virginia Military at Detroit leading the slate. Notre Dame aims to extend a seven game win streak at Pittsburgh while Alabama faces LSU in a Bryant clash. Top ten games include Arkansas against Rice and Nebraska versus Kansas among others.

Associated Press Tulane Rams Florida Virginia Military Detroit Alabama Louisiana State Notre Dame Pitt Ohio State Pittsburgh Iowa Penn State Nittany Lions LSU Birmingham Bear Bryant Charlie McClendon Pat James Arkansas Rice Nebraska Kansas Texas Baylor Georgia Tech Tennessee

Frick urges autocratic powers to restore baseball image

Phoenix AP report on November 6 1964 details Commissioner Ford Frick warning owners to arm his successor with similar strong powers to restore public confidence and honesty in baseball. He cites self made troubles and urges ruling by those who create rules, with retirement planned next September and possible successors named.

Phoenix Ariz Ford Frick Flick Frick Sioner Maxwell Taylor Supreme Court Byron (Whizzer) White Kenneth Keating New York Robert Cannon Milwaukee American League Joe Cronin Warren Giles National League Cronin

Koufax Chance Lead Major ERA Titles in 1964

Los Angeles pitcher Sandy Koufax won his third straight NL ERA crown with 1.74, the lowest in 31 years, while Dean Chance led the AL with 1.65. Koufax went 19-5 in 223 innings despite a late-season arm issue. Chance had 20 wins and 11 shutouts.

Koufax Dodgers Southpaw Associated Press Carl Hubbell New York Giants Chance Angels Yankees Spud Chandler Grover Alexander Philadelphia Phillies Don Drysdale Joel Horlen Chicago _ White Sox

Shenandoah Downs Entries Delayed In Mail

Race entries for Shenandoah Downs were delayed in the mails and did not arrive for publication tonight.

Shenandoah Downs

Race day results from Thoroughbred track card

A detailed results page lists purses from 1200 to 1400 dollars for claiming and allowance races. Winners include Spinning Time in race one and Miss Chan in race two, with multiple payoffs shown for students and drivers, plus a daily double total of 37.20 and attendance of 3,173.

Trace Gordon Aldie Miss Smith Big Jody Sollars Miss Chan Karpe Butalo Wallow Sollers Mad Joy Gam Ila Gainer Steve Headley Wilson Pete Grattan Gam‘lla Dizzy's Boy Gustines Sears Boykins Caudel Trent Hunt Teddy's Lad Zangarl Naughty Susan Smal Verba Espinosa Gaybrook Lla Guy the Tramp Beau Pilot Adessa Hank DR. Smith Mr. Sag Gam’lla Odo

Thurmont Wins Scoreless County Soccer Title

Thurmont and Emmitsburg battled for the Frederick County championship at Mt Saint Mary's in a scoreless game. The match went four periods plus two overtimes before Thurmont won on a perfect overtime corner shot and secured the county title. the Mountaineers finish 7-1 and will meet Allegany County champion.

Emmitsburg Thurmont Mt. Saint Mary's George Kuhn Carlos Englar Mountaineers Allegany

Englar Receives Minor League Trophy Honors

Greg Englar, a standout 12 year old in the National Little League, is shown receiving one of six trophies from Joe Branzeil, Washington Senators scout. Clarence Blethen, league official and coach, looks on as Englar stands with his award.

Greg Englar Joe Branzeil Washington Senators Clarence Blethem

Middletown Wins County Crown in Cross Country Title Race

Frederick High School’s Vaughn leads Tri-State League win with 13 32.3 record over South Waynesboro and North Hagerstown, as Cadets dominate the meet at VFW Country Club. Middletown tops county results 30 48 100 with Cole 14 30 and King 14 39 pacing Belts, plus several Frederick runners in top ten.

Vaughn Frederick High School Cadet Harriers South Waynesboro North Hagerstown Lance Howard Cadets Cumberland Valley Athletic League South Hagerstown Cumberland Frederick Phil Grove Terry Korrell Bill Holton Paul Harris North Boonsboro Westminster Martinsburg Middletown Brunswick Thurmont James Cole Charles King Knights Joe Shafer Donald Draper Dennis Reese Howard Baker Henderson Grove Korrell Rice Knepper Holton Harris Miller Coleman Fuss Clemson Poper Cole King Shafer Draper Reese Himes Esterday Hessong Keyser Ahalt Wilson

Laurel Race Track Arson Probe After Deadly Fire

Investigators planned a second lie detector test Thursday on a track worker already questioned after a blaze at Laurel Race Track killed 34 horses. Arson investigator Griffith noted the fire likely started in a feed shed under the barn and did not rule out arson.

Laurel, Md Laurel Race Track Robert W. Griffith Anne Arundel Waterloo Griffith Pikesville

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