Corn Shoot at Tuscarora Gun Club Draws Maryland Gunners
The Tuscarora Gun Club hosted its annual Labor Day corn shoot drawing large crowds and heavy traffic control assistance. Over 38,000 targets were fired across registered events with dawn-to-dusk activity. Winners included Harry F. Shipe 47 of 50, 98 of 100 by Shipe, and D W Richards 282 of 300 for high overall.
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Tuscarora Gun Club
Maryland
Tuscarora
Dad
Harry F. Shipe
Lee Moser
Shipe
A.C. Mathews
B. A. Garner
Newcomb
J.B. Shockey
J. M. Boone
G. R. Martz
D.W. Richards
Jack Spaid
Lefty Kreh
Baseball Night Matches With Twi Nights On Schedule
St Louis Simmons 14-9 visits Philadelphia Bunning 16-4 while Houston Bruce 13-8 goes to Chicago Ellsworth 13-14. Cincinnati Jay 9-10 at Pittsburgh Veale 15-10. Los Angeles Drysdale 16-13 at San Francisco Hendley 10-10. Milwaukee Cloninger 15-12 at New York Cisco 5-15. Boston Wilson 11-5 at Cleveland Giant 7-12. Baltimore Barber 9-12 and Roberts 11-7 at Washington Osteen 12-11 and Narum 9-12. New York Ford 14-5 at Detroit Lolich 15-7. Chicago Pizarro 17-7 at Minnesota Grant 12-10. Only games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Simmons
Philadelphia
Bunning
Houston
Bruce
Chicago
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
Jay
Pittsburgh
Veale
Los Angeles
Drysdale
San Francisco
Hendley
Boston
Wilson
Cleveland
Giant
Baltimore
Barber
Roberts
Washington
Osteen
Narum
New York
Ford
Detroit
Lolich
Pizarro
Minnesota
Grant
W. L. Pet
Cats
Cincinnati St. Louis
San Fran
Milwaukee
Chicago Houston
Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Kansas Ci
Clemson's Howard Sees Small Line For 1964 Tigers
Clemson coach Frank Howard previews a lighter 1964 lineup for the ACC title bid. The line averages around 216 pounds, ends thinner after three graduations, with Boyette back at 235 and Crain at fullback. Backfield features Maulding, Davis, Ward, and Dantzler, promising speed and quickness.
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Clemson
Frank Howard
Howard
Husky
Graduation
Mike Troy
Charlie Meadowcroft
Johnny Boyette
Joe Blackwell
Pat
Colts Trade For Lou Michaels As They Trim Roster
Baltimore acquired veteran kicker Lou Michaels from Pittsburgh for linebacker Bill Saul and rookie Marv Woodson, plus a future Steelers pick, while releasing defensive end Don Thompson and trading Jim Martin to Washington. Michaels, 6 foot 2, 238 pounds, set 1962 NFL record with 26 field goals. Martin led last year’s field goals with 24 of 39 and 35 of 35 extra points, planned for Redskins kicker duties.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Lou Michaels
Colts
Bill Saul
Marv Woodson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Michaels
Pittsburgh
Don Thompson
Jim Martin
Washington Redskins
Ken Sugerman
Whitworth
Steelers
Buddy Parker
Saul
Woodson
Indiana University
Martin
Detroit
Redskins
Shenandoah Entries Racing Card September 9 1964
Horse names and race lineup for Shenandoah meet with nine races listed. Included are race numbers, purses, claiming levels, ages, distances, and entrants such as Woodwork Midnite Slawi Cajuns Son Campania Sally Puddin Jut's Red Ace River Goddess Lattle Maker Bimella Taistan Ime Care Freeze Bang Alter Rena Cedar Clift Speedy Answer Princess Vivian Roman Money Shira Pictor's Pride Bay etc.
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Woodwork
Midnite Slawi
Fatal Bear
Larry's Magic
Campania Uz
Little Kelley
Sally Puddin
Call Jam
Edna G
Snow Pixie
Miss Olive B
Kevolina
Swift Tide
Sam Brick
Ime Care You
Josamo
F&m
Cedar Clift
Valley Revenue
Wanseer
Elizabeth J. VW
Pictor’s Pride
Our Bird
Spitrite
Va Belle
Cain
Abel Wa Beckys
Dess Poting
Hy Badu
J. Michael
Jebneh
Zipkin
Raven
Bill
Great Borough
Savemenon Wy
Jimmy Jump
Cascabelito
Valley Gem
Loch Ridge
Terascon
Edw. Kamp
Horse racing results and golf ace reported
Race results list multiple maiden and claiming events with purses ranging from 1200 to 1500, including horses such as Standing Sear, Princess Chant, Grand Welcome, Liz Furlongs, Forrest Fox, and Miss D.B. plus riders and odds. The piece ends noting Wallace A Boyd achived a hole in one at Greenbrier course in White Sulphur Springs, marking his first ace in eight years.
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Sear
Todd
Happy C2yz
Sluti
Banker's’ Foe
Headley
Princess Chant
Vasil
John Blazer
Cape
Grand Welcome
Fitzgerald
D’requer
Zangari
Arr Ridge
Forrest Fox
Wilson
Miss George
Smith
Daniel's den
Gismer
Llambias Mike
Gustines
Gambella
Graham
Forest Hills Tennis Upsets Highlight National Championships
Fred Stolle of Australia rallied from two sets down to beat Cliff Drysdale in five at Forest Hills as the National Tennis Championships reached the round of 16 in men’s action. Other winners included Rafael Osuna, Dennis Ralston, Vic Seixas, Roger Taylor, Ronald Barnes, Ray Senkowski, and Bill Bowrey, with several matches extending to two days. In women’s play Margaret Smith led the charge to the fourth round, while Virginia Wade upset Annette Van Zyl. A Tri County League playoff is set for Sunday at Middletown.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Fred Stolle
Australia
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Sydney
Roy Emerson
Wimbledon
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Vic Seixas
Villanova
Britain
Roger Taylor
Ronald Barnes
Brazil
Ray Senkowski
Detroit
Bill Bowrey
Osuna
Owen Davidson
Ralston
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Seixas
Shiv Mira
Bowrey
Stolle
Roger Werksman
Los Angeles
Senkowski
J. Keith Carpenter
Canada
Drysdale
Margaret Smith
Maria Bueno
Dodgers Rally in First Inning for Three Runs
Los Angeles Dunners score three in the first, Gilliam and Roseboro drive in runs, then hold on to beat Philadelphia 8 to 2. Brewer earns win, Mahaffey loses as Phils stay six games ahead in the NL. Parker, Wills star for Dodgers with Wills’s 48th steal.
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Gilliam
Roseboro
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Gilliam
John Roseboro
Philadelphia Phillies
Ince
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Jim Brewer
Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Art Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Maury Wills
Wills
Willie Davis
Hyattstown Mutual Firemen's Softball Pennant Won
Hyattstown, led by Earl Lenhart and Austin Wood with strong hitting, won the Hyattstown Mutual Firemen's Softball League pennant with an 11-2 record. Lenhart allowed nine walks in 51 2-3 innings with 51 strikeouts, Wood 29 Ks in 47 1-3 innings, and John Hawes and Gene Giesler among top hitters. West Point records fall as Army golf pro Walter Browne’s son Lanny shoots 66 to briefly retake course best. Timing key in swing as George Bayer urges consistent mechanics for power in golf.
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Hyattstown
Earl Lenhart
Austin Wood
Hyattstown Mutual Firemen
Lenhart
Wood
John Hawes
Gene Giesler
West Point
N.Y
Army Golf
Walter Browne
Finley threatens sale if Yankees go to CBS
AL owners convene to vote again on CBS bid for the Yankees as Charles Finley of Kansas City warns he will sell if the sale is approved. CBS offered 11.2 million for 80 percent. vote 8-2 in initial tally. Finley and Arthur Allyn opposed. Joe Cronin leads meeting with Dan Topping Del Webb and Frank Stanton present. No comment from Finley on latest remark.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City
Finley
Athletics
CBS
Yankees
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Allyn
Joe Cronin
AL Brass
Dan Topping
del Webb
Frank Stanton
Mid-Eastern Championship Go-Kart Races Honor Seven Area Winners
Seven area boys won trophies at the Mid-Eastern Championship Go-Kart Races held Sunday at the 75-80 Go Kart Track near Monrovia. Frederick's four runners-up included Tom Lidie Junior Modified, Sonny Thrasher Senior Stock Heavy Weight, Mike Grogen B-Limited Special, and W. Heplin B&C Open. Other trophy recipients were Roscoe Tolley Damascus Stock Junior, Wayne Shaw Damascus Stock Junior, and Ralph Sigler Middletown Senior Modified Heavy Weight.
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Monrovia
Frederick
Tom Lidie
Sonny Thrasher
Mike Grogen
W. Heplin
Roscoe Tolley
Damascus
Wayne Shaw
Ralph Sigler
Middletown
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Cloninger
Cisco
Trip Phillies
Saul, Woodson
Martin Tomkins
Land Michaels
Notre Dame
Denver
Lions
Bill McPeak
Henry Carr
Bob Hayes
Mt. San Antonio College
Walnut
Carr
Hayes
Shenandoah Entries
Miss D.B
Small
Chance
Adessa
Always Fair
Espinosa
Scartean
Aniray
Baker
Sie-Abe
Brent Grandin
Diavolikis
India
Taylor
Manuel Santana
Spain
Herbert Fitzgibbon
Garden City
Barnes
Clark Graebner
Santa Monica
Miss Smith
Belmar Gunderson
St. Paul
Minn
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Mary Ann Hisel
Annette van Zyl
Virginia Wade
England
Bolivar
Pete Williams
New York Black Yankees
Shea Stadium
Yankee
Yankee Stadium
TOY .Fund
William B. Burall
Center
Frederick American Legion
J. Rolfe Castleman
Legion
Patrick O'Neil
William H.§. Miller
George Bayer
Golf Magazine
Bayer
Golf
Pt. OF Rocks
Germantown
Brunswick
Dale Neppel
East Grand Forks
Bill Wernecke
Virginia
North Dakota
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
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