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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
8
Frederick Cadets, 14-0 winner over McCurdy, prepare for a must win Tri-State League clash at McCurdy Field against Waynesboro. Coach Molesworth stresses tightening passing, selecting a starter at quarterback, and leveraging Willie Allen's ground threat to stay in the title race.
Race by race results list multiple claiming and allowance events for 2 to 3 year olds and up. Authorities note entries, times, and participants such as Hy Depth Coffee Tune Quest Haig's Hill Speedy Sport Cynthia's Bill Our Family and Brandy Goy. Attendance listed as 340.
Texas is projected as the top football team this season by the Newspaper Enterprise Association with Nebraska Notre Dame Purdue and USC following. Marv Kristynik is Texas quarterback with coach Darrell Royal noting depth concerns and Arkansas as the main hurdle. Royal cites past close wins and Nobis as a standout, while Broyles rebuilds Arkansas with a reshuffled backfield and key lineman Hines.
Mt Airy Rod and Gun Club still leads the Heart of Maryland Trapshooting League though Glenwood closed the gap to three targets on Sunday. Scores show Mt Airy 451, Glenwood 891, Sykesville 865, New Port 854, Damascus 833, Potomac 901 with individual totals listed for each club and shooter.
A fragment lists multiple late season MLB matchups with pitcher lineups for teams including Chicago versus California, New York versus Washington, Cleveland versus Boston, Detroit versus Baltimore, San Francisco versus Houston, Los Angeles versus Chicago, St. Louis versus Pittsburgh, Cincinnati versus New York, and Milwaukee versus Philadelphia.
AP reports AFL owners awarded a 1986 Miami franchise and voted to expand to 10 teams in 1967. Commissioner Joe Foss said the 10th city will be chosen early next year from Chicago Los Angeles New Orleans Milwaukee or Washington, with possible further additions in 1968 or 1969.
The Frederick Babe Ruth League convenes at 7 30 p m at Rosedale Field House with players managers and officials urged to attend. President Lewis Crutchley will outline the league position on charges of racial bias in the selection of its all star team manager.
Leon Enfield, state jousting champion from Knoxville, will appear at All-Sports Night held Wednesday at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. He will join Maryland amateur and professional sportsmen in the annual home run hitting contest.
Jesus Alou supplied crucial hits as the Giants extended their 10 game win streak to top the NL pennant race. Mays and Marichal carried other strong numbers while Alou batted .393 during the streak and collected 11 hits in 28 at bats since Sept. 4.
Vern Law earned his ninth straight win as the Pirates overcame a four run first inning by Cincinnati. Willie Stargell and Gene Alley provided key hits while Cincinnati pitcher Sammy Ellis struggled. The Giants led the league as San Francisco beat Houston, with Cincinnati dropping to 3.5 games back and Pittsburgh at 6.5 behind.
The City Softball League playoff features Baker Park teams Harmon Field and Main's Shopping Center meeting at the upper diamond. Forfeit time is 6 15 p m with the winner advancing to face Economy Oil Thursday at 6 p m. Economy Oil is unbeaten in the playoffs.
Frederick High runs its season opener on September 23 at a new three mile course around Baker Park. The Cadets, led by seniors Terry Korrell Jim Coleman and Gail Clemson, return three from last year’s 7 0 team and feature a balanced lineup with Waynesboro and South Hagerstown as top Tri State rivals. The squad includes a 15 man junior varsity to compete in all meets except the Tri State.
In Florence S C Baren Sheen a 25 year old rookie stock car driver from Denton North Carolina remained in critical condition after a Labor Day Southern 500 wreck at Darlington. He suffered severe head and abdominal injuries and had undergone surgery while unconscious.
Willie Mays belts his 500th career homer lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 5-1 win over Houston. Juan Marichal earns his 22nd victory with eight hits allowed and drives in two runs as the club extends its lead to 2 games in the NL race. Jim Wynn homered for Houston in the loss.
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