Horse Race Entries and Results From November 6 1965
Saturday card shows nine races with purses from 1200 to 1500 dollars. Entries include Mardei Ghastly Heaven Knows Armadoll and Della's Joy in race one. Hy Darbin Scarteen Star Egret Our Family Takelall and Admiral A J in race two. Jet Capsule and Staten in race three. Suburbia vs Miss Shu Shu in race four. Lucky Lorna Sir Macon and Cursoriat in race five. Bross Lustre Why Surrender Mr Nolse and Redoubled in race six. Hearted China Sailor and Maid Of Indie in race seven. For Queen Knack Bet She Will Trojan Mirage in race nine. Attendance listed 3,438 with handle 789,248.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardei
Timmy Na Captain Pete
Armadoll
Kahler-Rodney
Our Family
Admiral A J
Wise Guy
Romeo
Willie
Abenagul Club
Dallan
Caseys Ann
Lucky Lorna
Macon
Parthian
Woody
Ns Trent
Kaminame
Hazlett
Bross Lustre
Mr Nolse
George
Kerch
Brownygret
Gaybrook
Corvus
Steve Dulin
Fametown
Giianda
Royal Stout
Karista
China Sailor
Maid of Indie
Samba Man
Itaska
Ery Great Conquest
Sient Sun
Charming
Fur- Suhday
Senator
Ghengis
Johnnie Wide
Thunder
TléShanpin
Cervina Mnd
Queen
Knack
Trojan Mirage
Double John
Oixta Dish
Parbar
Gallant Crusader
Wise Feller
Chrissy
Greek Guard
Bandit Beach
Bethpage
Bonn-ettes Minstrel Show to Benefit Local Scholarship
The Bonn-ettes club groups local young women to sponsor a Western and Country Minstrel Show on November 21 12 13 at 8 pm in the Lykesville High School auditorium. Proceeds fund a senior at Sykesville High School with a scholarship. Directed by Mrs Betty Lea Duncan the show features Eddie Cram drummer and Martha Benton a comedy number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn-ettes
Lykesville High School
Sykesville High School
Betty Lea Duncan
Eddie Cram
Martha Benton
Frederick High Band Wins Mummers' Parade Award
The Frederick High School Band directed by Robert Doster won first in the Senior High division among over 32 bands and a dozen drum corps at the Hagerstown Mummers Parade. About 75,000 spectators attended the three hour event with 1,500 school children among more than 5,000 marchers. The Alsatia Club sponsored the contest, offering over 4,000 dollars in prizes. the Twirlettes of Frederick earned second in the majorette category winning 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Robert Doster
Hagerstown
Alsatia Club
Resignation of Al Lopez Highlights Managerial Risk in Baseball
AP reports the resignation of Al Lopez as Chicago White Sox manager after 15 seasons in the major leagues, underscoring the high risk of long tenures in baseball leadership. Walt Alston, with 12 years at Dodgers, becomes the new manager, followed by Gene Mauch and others with shorter current-service stints. Alston has guided Dodgers to multiple pennants and world titles, underscoring a storied managerial run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Lopez
Chicago White
Alston
Lopez
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Bull Rigney
Angels
Los Angeles
California
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Chuck Dressen
Detroit
Gil Hodges
Washington
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Herman Franks
San Francisco
Lyman Harris
Houston
Red Schoendienst
St Louis
Harry Walker
Pittsburgh
Johnny Keane
New York Yankees
Haywood Sullivan
Kansas City
Billy Herman
Boston
Don Heffner
Dick Sisler
Cincinnati
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Dodgers
Portsmouth Heads Field in Mason-Dixon Handicap at Laurel
Coming off a record Maryland Handicap victory at Laurel last Saturday, Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords' Portsmouth leads a nine-horse field in Saturdays $20,000-added Mason-Dixon Handicap. The Maryland Handicap winner timed 1:34 for the mile on grass, breaking his own American turf record. Portsmouth carries 123 pounds in the Mason-Dixon against three-year-olds, vs 116 against older horses in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Maryland
Walter M. Jeffords
Portsmouth
Atlantic City
Mason-Dixon
Iowa Could Pull Miracle Today Against Spartans
Iowa hosts Michigan State as a possible upset dream in a Big Ten clash. Sparsely ranked Iowa, mired in last place, seeks an improbable win while Michigan State pursues an undefeated conference title. Hawkeye quarterback Gary Snook battles personal tragedy as he planes home after the game for his father Charles Snook's funeral in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Michigan State
MSU
Towa
Hawkeye
Gary Snook
Charles
Seal Beach
Calif
Snook
Oregon State
Jerry Burns
Forest Evashevski
Burns
Hawkeye Pilot
Ohio State
Spartans
Indiana
Notre Dame
Area educator backs added outdoor educational programs
Dr. Warren R. Evans Frederick County physical education and outdoor education supervisor urges Maryland teachers receive more training in outdoor education and endorses a full time state supervisor. He cites the Frederick County Outdoor School near Thurmont as a model and notes eight other counties developing similar programs. Outdoor education should span the entire curriculum and include activities like shooting and field archery but exclude golf tennis football and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren R. Evans
Frederick County
Maryland
University of Maryland
Evans
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Thurmont
Pioneer
Frederick Water Shed
Celtics Hold Off Bullets 129 118 in Baltimore
Sam Jones scored 15 of his 27 in the final period to lift the Boston Celtics past the Baltimore Bullets 129 118. Willie Naulls Gr Had 28, John Havlicek 8 14 rebounds, while Jim Barnes Wayne Hightower and Don Ohl paced Baltimore with 25 each. John Kerr’s streak ends at 917 games as he did not play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sam Jones
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Jones
Boston
Bullets
Jim Barnes
Wayne Hightower
Don Ohl
Willie Naulls
John Havlicek
Naulls
Bill Russell
Barnes
Ohl
Bailey Howell
John Kerr
FarmWomen and Civic Groups Map Shared Policies
The Frederick County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met with 14 local civic groups to align goals and improve farmer civic understanding. Attendees included Zonta, Frederick Women’s Civic Club, Civinette Club, AAUW Frederick, Chamber of Commerce, League of Women Voters, Rotary, Kiwanis, and county figures like George Wood and Rankin Lusby. William Clem screened a Farm Bureau economic film and group reps stated their objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Committee
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick
Zonta
Frederick Women’s Civic Club
Civinette Club
American Association of University Women
Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
The
Farm Bureau
George Wood
Frederick County
William Clem
Maryland Farm Bureau
Rankin Lusby
Health Center Duckpin League leaders battle in weekly play
Toots Stone’s 443 set for Cappelia's Market tops scores among Health Center Duckpin League bowlers with a 170 127 and 146. Avery Clark Produce climbs to first by one point as Charlie May adds a 388 and Chet Blank 392 with Wayne Stevens 384 and Louie Hurst 372. In Fort Detrick Women’s League Dots and Dashes tie for first with Up and Atoms as Ethel Cooper holds 106 average and Dot Gambill 137 360. Other leagues report leaders including Wages Five 389 Eddie Weddle 162 389, Peso Pluma 534 1526 high, and Robby Minnick 342 in Sagner Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toots Stone
Cappella
Stone
Red Men
Avery Clark
Shell Oil
Charlie May
Chet Blank
Wayne Stevens
Louie Hurst
Fort Detrick
Atoms
Ethel Cooper
Dot Gambill
Wages
Eddie Weddle
Eddie
NCBC
Terry Jackman
Nancy Hoffman
Kenny Castle
Charles Allen
Peso Pluma
Sagner Inc
Northcord
Travelers
Englishtown
Alley Kats
Bobby Minnick
Araby T
Flinthill II
Urbana
Urbana I
Connie Mason
Nancy Rannenberger
Paul Beard
Rudy Kelly
Austin Wood
Ianpello
Mathew
Morgan’s
Boyer’s Inn
Shell
Cappelia
Marge Deter
Dat Gambill
Walkersville Bowling News Major Players Named
Walker s ville Bowling News lists merchants and standings from a Monday Night A division. H A Wess and Son lead with 27 points, Shipley s Inc 27, Lauri s Jewelers 25, Dan Dee Country Inn 20, H o n Electric 15, Oland Mestzler 14. High game Alten Gilbert 7 7, high set Roy Martin 438, high team game H A Weiss and Son 682, high team set Shipley s Inc 1918. Also noted Monday results Browne s Garage 24, Stops Garage 24, Ebert s Ice Cream 21, Canada Dry 19, Dart Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastleys
Wright's Construction
Duffy's Cate
Walters Livestock
Sinclair
Eddie Weddle
Merchant's
H A Wess and Son
Shipley’s Inc
Lauri’s Jewelers
Dan Dee Country Inn
Ho*n Electric
Oland Mestzler
Alten Gilbert
Roy Martin
H A Weiss and Son
Shipleys Irc
Browne
Garage
Ebert's Ice Cream
Canada Dry
Cornell Sinclair
Dart Construc
Alliance Church Hosting Speaker in Rockwood Pa
Evangelistic meetings continue this week at Alliance Church with Remy Sadler of Rockwood Pa as speaker. Church members act as team captains to boost attendance, and a farewell program honors Mr and Mrs for Gaithersburg active in the local church as they retire to assist a new Alliance Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Mhussignar
Remy Sadler
Rockwood
Waeh Ro
Sertices
Tsar St
Clara Hines Ant
Moore Broustt
Moray Gyn
Vosea
Wirs So Yrce
Gaithersburong
Lth
Aft
Crouchan Toville
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Betty Bourke
Reeder
Arduini
Cole Harbor
Allen's Delight
Gam
Kratz
Baker
George B
Grafton
Suy
Hunt
Angela Mia
R_ Fitzgerald
Elsie O
Coffee Tune
Your Dice
Right Price
Fair Carol
McGee
Seon Pixie
Happy Moon
R Fitzgerate
Ray’s Angel
Senile Jet
Poullam
Mystic Princess
Lady Tarantula
Rita M.j Brown
Time
Fitegerald
Peters
Loveladies
H. Clark
Bure
le Beau Go
Dancing Light
Nelsonville
Wash Day
Fenovia
Dean W
Rodriguez
H Clark
Paul
Davidson
Royal Sketch
Stud
Mike Cannon
Elsie V. Sencbte Sim
Banny Blue
Teddy
Eckenrode
Myers
Brenda Kay
Addes A
Kay
the Jett
Leo Or Ban
Garcia Moss Rimmyridge
Hay Lofft
Cavela
Sam
McCulloch Mae
McCulloch
Farma
Kinsey
Evergreen Point
FHS
Mummers’ Award
Caribbean
Nassau
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
St. Thomas and
West Indies
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
Frederick Bottled Gas Co., Inc
N. Market St
Frederick Martinsburg
McCurdy Field
Dave Haller
Terry Boyer
Ron Whipp
Ron Whitmore
Rodney Rippeon
Robert Hartman
Haller
Rolfe Castle
EMCO
CAVCO
Dial
Hillside Coal and Oil CO
Celtics
Featuring
Giant Club
Little Stock Elm
New Market
Health Center Duckpin League
Lamsville
Ijamsville
Flinthill
Shelton
Cornel Srea Brown
Gore
Milberg
Glade Valley Ladies
Gina
Poole
Oban
Monocacy Valle Cory
Mandoss
Carhin
Walkersville Bowling News
Intex Laken
Swatzet Land
RIAA
Federal Deposit Innocence Corporation
U.S
Last Payment Christmas Club
Frederick County National Bank OF Frederick
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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