Hagerstown Maiden Claiming Four and a Half Furlongs
Race card from Hagerstown featuring eight races for maidens and claimers. Entry lists include Shaiay Tager, One Potato No Another, Freestate Lady, Innocent Eyes, Cherub's Baby, and Ocean Kis Ns among others with purses around 41 400 and 1 400 across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaiay Tager
Miss. Nelgart
Lees Innocent Eyes
Gud
Conan Joba
Beckys Boot
Deus Baker
Tin
Happy Toni
Cains Abel
Pixie
Rignan
Rita
Flyfish
Uupu
Parhal
Jett
Feerhare
Alarite
Royal Bala
Noor's Arc
Hey Nonne
Mister Grock
Larin
Big Mack
Landmark Road
The
Roughway
Prince Rock
Thoroughfare horse racing results from a busy card
A long OCR style recap of nine races with purses from 1100 to 1800, listing horses, jockeys, odds, and times. Prominent names include Sugarpoon Sugarpoon Sugarpoon and Gingerman, plus multiple entries like Sailor Man and Columbus Glory across claiming and maiden events. Attendance and totals noted at the end.
U S Ryder Team Shines in Practice at Hoya Birkdale
U S Ryder Cup squad trains on the 7037 yard par 73 links in SOUTHPORT England. Byran Nelson praises birdie spree while Ken Venturi shows recovery and Tony Lema reports elbow soreness. Johnny Pott withdraws from practice with a back issue as the three day event opens with foursomes. The Americans own 12 wins to Britain’s 3 since 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
England
Hoya Birkdale
Byran Nelson
U.S
Nelson
Tony Lema
Madrid
Jin
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Pott
Western Maryland Blue Mountain Express Sparks Passenger Revenue
The Western Maryland Railway boosts revenue by its annual Blue Mountain Express excursion sponsored by the Baltimore Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. Oct 16 and 17 will feature two trains from Camden Station Baltimore with stops at Glyndon Westminster Union Bridge Thurmont Hagerstown and Cumberland. Passengers may continue to Meyersdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore
National Railway Historical Society
Blue Ridge
Washington County
Camden
Glyndon
Westminter
Union Bridge
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Mountaineers Lead Nation In Scoring After Pitt Win
West Virginia defeated Pitt 63-48 to seize first place in major college football in total offense and scoring. The Mountaineers totaled 624 yards and 153 points in three games, averaging 545.3 yards and setting the national scoring pace. Defense, however, has yielded 62 points, ranking near the bottom among major teams per NCAA figures released Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
West Virginia
Pitt
Mountaineers
Emmitsburg Liners Triumph In County Soccer Clash
Emmitsburg Liners beat Linganore 5 to 2 at Linganore in a county soccer game. Masser opened scoring with a first period field goal and added a second period penalty. Knipple added a second field goal while Long scored Linganore’s only goal in the final quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Linganore
Richard Masser
Forrest Knipple
Lancers
Jack Long
Singapore
Wid Matthews Dies At Age 69
Los Angeles born outfielder Wid Matthews died at 69 in West Hollywood after a long baseball career. He played briefly in the majors with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1923 and later shaped front offices as Branch Rickey chief scout for the Dodgers and GM of the Cubs Braves Mets and final post as Los Angeles scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Wid Matthews
West Hollywood
Matthews
Philadelphia Athletics
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
California Angels
West Virginia tops Pitt 63 44 as McCune shines
West Virginia quarterback Allen McCune led the 63-44 upset over Pitt passing 18 of 24 for 320 yards and two TDs after Pitt tied 42-42. Teammates also posted strong showings, including backs and receivers, in the Mountaineers’ record-setting rivalry scoring spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerery West
Allen McCune
East Bank
W.va
West
McCune
West Virginia
Pitt
Abe Associated Press
Nick Rassas
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Bobby Duhon
Tulane
Miami
Florida
Mac White
Southern Methodist
Purdue
Scotty Glacken
Duke
Rice
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Maryland
Dilley Football Player Dies After High School Game
David Wood, 14, a member of Dilley High School football team, died in a San Antonio hospital from injuries sustained in a game with Carrizo Springs High School the prior Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio, Tex
David Wood
Dilley High
San Antonio
Carrizo Springs High School
DeGrange Reunion Held at Taneytown Home
Descendants of Clayton and Carrie DeGrange gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Whe wu Arson in Taneytown for a DeGrange family reunion. Along with numerous DeGrange relatives, attendees included Mrs Guy DeGrange Mrs Cad DeGrange Mrs Lioyd DeGrange Mrs Vernon DeGrange and other family members such as Mr Wilbur Arvin Mrs Mary Podorin Mr Carl DeGrange Jr Mrs Thomas Cleary Mr Ralph DeGrange and Mr Richard Alvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Carrie DeGrange T
Whewu Arson
Tabutiana
Wilbur Arvin
Paul DeGrange
Mary Podorin
Carl DeGrange Jr
Thomas Cleary
Ralph DeGrange
Mevith Biesley
Ronald Biger
Charles Tyeryar
John Wright
Richard Alvin
Robert McCallum
Ronald Hopkins
Ru Wright
Warren Schroid
St Albans Player Scores Hole-in-One at Greenbrier
James Britt of St. Albans WV achieved a hole-in-one at The Greenbrier course in White Sulphur Springs during a second-year ACES event. His 200 yard drive found the north hole, marking a notable ace for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
James Britt
St. Albans
Greenbrier
Noth
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Charles Town
Gurtongs
Gambila
Charmian
Arnee
Pixia Miss
Johnson
Corn W
Rinton
Sailor Man
Hearn
Emenuel C. Arete
Perpignan
L. Poteente
Torres
Green Hat
Courtway
Candi Dizzy
Yeacolds
Court-A-Luick
Patera
Kianachta
L. Reynolds
Joe
H. Clark
John Blazer
Star Bloom
Barthchetta
Dimmy‘s Penny
Helen Poppers
Wayzeta
Sante Ming
Roman el
V. Espinosa
Dorothy A
Peters
Sea Vixen
Todd
Pamela Miss
Midls Dream
Barton
Proof
John
Joannia Wise
Gam'lle
Reynolds
Roman Dove Cooke
Sugar & Starch
Davidson
Tryave Krogh
Cooke
Diaspora
Clark
Emeth
Sugarpoon
Sally's Boy
Gambardella
Suesta
Hunt
Masa Sprite
Fitzgerald
Lemic
Sluti
Beauty Reuser
Wakawamp
Shirley Ann H. CR. Fitgerald
Beckys Doll
Myers
Lady Gaybrook
Doc‘s Song
Sun Haven
Stray West
Beck’s Mission
Beautiful Marn
Brother Roy
Baker
Searteen
Billys Pat
Ginn
Gelhpage
R Fitzgerald
Hap’s
Gloria Mac
Columbus Glory
Sword of Mine
Randy Fluff
Royal
Timlane
Gingerman
Hay Harbor
Ducolay Th. Clark
Gus Valor
Handale
Lady Skipper
Wasi
Dysland
Pitot Beacon
Barnes
Brooke
Passmore
Hugh O'Neill
Manco
Dentown
Mallardia
U. S. Ryder
Sunoco
SUN Oil CO
Russell St
Balto
Casson
Frederick Bottled Gas Co., Inc
N. Market St
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frederick
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
American University
St. Mary’s
Kansas City Chiefs
Len Dawson
FT. Monmouth, NJ
Ft. Monmouth Army Post
Justin S. Zach
Nehru New Delhi
India
Judy Hashman
United States
Arsla Smith
Britain
Erland Kops and
R. Hansen
Denmark
College Onors
West Va
Schoolboy Dead
Cruise Headquarters
Boyer Travel Agency
Market Street
Pot & Gun
Gas & Electric
Fred
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
DeGrange Reunion
Taneytown
Milles
Guy DeGrange
Cad DeGrange
Lioyd DeGrange
Vernon DeGrange
Adr
Sonotone of
Hagerstown Hagerstown
Sid
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Zenith
Bausch & Lomb
Boonshoro
Keedysville
Wheeler Road
D.S.T
Ihei Fert
Frederick County
T.B
Bangs
Hampshire
Yorkshire
D. Arthur Rohrer
King and Mullendore
Mullendore
Unionville
Frederick City
Ige
G. E. Rerg
C. T
Motorola
Int’l. Library of Music
Igc
Cannon Hall
O. G
Nat'l. Geog
Rago Lamp & Orig
Hallie M. Danner
Austin Bohn
Co. D. Metz
John Green, JR
Singanore W.S.C.5
Jewelers
Batrick Street
Chevrolet
Waterlox
CAVCO
Shipley
Sporting Goods Center
Bear & Pearson
Wau
Quanitt Sporting Goods
Market St
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