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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1964
Page
6
A playful National Football League standings game ranks teams from the Western Division toward the East. It projects Cleveland to win the East at 12 2, Baltimore to take the West with 9 4 1, and Chicago and Washington in pursuit as others lag. The piece notes the thrill and peril of making bold picks, with a cliffhanger end.
Olive Hill Kentucky reports that Army football returns 15 lettermen as Sam Barker at his service station in Olive Hill received thousands of greeting cards. A tractor trailer crashed through Barker's wall, disrupting deliveries as the event drew national attention.
Johnny Odom twirled a two hitter in the nightcap as Baltimore beat Kansas City 5 2 to split a doubleheader. Wally Bunker earned his 16th win in the opener with Harvey Haddix in relief, while Rocky Colavito slugged his 32nd homer for Cleveland bound to the majors.
Jim Perry delivered effective relief for the Minnesota Twins who defeated the New York Yankees 5-3. Gerry Arrigo opened, Jimmie Hall and Don Mincher homered, and Pepitone hit a 23rd homer for New York before Perry stabilized the game.
Cincinnati Milwaukee game ended 9 9 with final score 12 9 while Detroit outscored Washington 7 4 in a separate 9 inning contest Washington hit a 25th home run by Lock. Jerry Claiborne of Kentucky is in his fourth season coaching Virginia Tech football.
Ted Davis, a Georgia Tech rookie, will start at left outside linebacker for the Baltimore Colts in their NFL opener Sunday at Minnesota. He becomes the only first year pro in the Colts' first string, replacing Jackie Burkett who shifts to right linebacker, with Don Shinnick benched. Coach Don Shula plans to keep the offense intact, likely using Tony Lorick at fullback and Tom Matte at left halfback, while Lenny Moore fights back to form. The Southern Conference roster note lists Citadel Davidson East Carolina Furman George Washington Richmond VMI VPI West Virginia and William & Mary as members.
Floyd Robinson plated the go ahead run with an infield single in the seventh as Chicago edged Cleveland 7 3. Hansen and Ward hit homers for the Sox while Chico Salmon connected for the Indians in the sixth. Camilo Carreon doubled in the eighth to fuel Chicago’s three run frame. Ken Venturi won low net honors in the Queens County Chamber of Commerce tournament with Johnny Johnston taking six silver mugs.
Chicago White Sox owner Arthur C. Allyn Jr accuses AL President Joe Cronin of suppressing legal opinions on CBS purchase of the Yankees for 11.2 million dollars. Allyn demands a league meeting before September ends to cancel the deal and cites concerns about antitrust exposure and a leaked letter detailing counsel advice. He criticizes Charles Finley for seeking AG scrutiny while insisting problems be resolved within the league.
Frederick's Cadets routed Boonsboro 35 0 at McCurdy Field before 1 800 fans. Hart scored two touchdowns and threw two perfect passes setting early tone. Smith and Grove added major scores as Frederick limited Boonsboro to minus four rushing yards and forced a fumble that HF Hart recovered for a TD.
The Maryland Pony Trotting Association hosts a benefit at Mountainview Raceway Sunday at 1 30 p.m. for the Frederick Track and Field Club. Promoted by the Frederick Breakfast Optimist, the annual meet raised over 600 dollars for the girls track team in 1963 and will feature the girls and coach Jack Griffin answering questions and displaying trophies.
Brunswick versus Germantown at Point of Rocks Lake in the St. Mary’s league. Bolivar at Middletown-Repp in the Carroll County league. Todd Steel at Mt Airy-Bock in the Heart of Maryland league with Lang.
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