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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1975

Page

14

Boxing and horse racing notes from New York and local leagues

A Madison Square Garden boxing gala features 10 Russian amateurs led by Ivor Vysotsky facing 10 American opponents on November 14. Garden publicist John F.X. Condon quotes confidence in Vysotsky’s ability to beat Ali or Frazier. In basketball, Slippery beat the Jayners 92 to 90 at Mullinix Park as Sherman Whirls scored 22 and Alan Randolph 18. In soccer, Catoctin visits FSK and Thomas Johnson plays South Carroll today.

New York Ivor Vysotsky Madison Square Garden Vysotsky Muhammad Ali Joe Frazier John F.X. Condon Garden Boxing Slippery Jayners South Frederick Mullinix Park Sherman Whirls Alan Randolph David Gray Daniel Harris Catoctin FSK Thomas Johnson South Carroll

Evans, Lynn, Rice drive Red Sox past Brewers for 4 RBI

Dwight Evans four RBIs leads Boston over Milwaukee as Fred Lynn and Jim Rice both reach 100 RBIs. Boston expands AL East lead to four games over idle Baltimore. Brewers fall short after early Boston surge, while balloting for the rest of the night features Mets Expos and other NL action.

Boston Dwight Evans Fred Lynn Jim Rice Boston Red Sox Milwaukee Brewers Red Sox Baltimore Orioles Evans Milwaukee Jim Colborn Rice Cecil Cooper Rico Petrocelli Lynn RBI Bill Sharp Kurt Bevacqua Brewer Robin Yount Porter George Scott Scott Hank Aaron

Fair racing Tuesday featured multiple harness divisions and tallies

On Tuesday September 16 harness racing highlighted FEAST RACE for non winners of 20000 trot with seven horses including Conestoga Faithful Ghost Speedy Twister and Windswept among others. The PACE events followed with Evening Willow Mountain Erin April Windswept Jimmy Crain and Winning Ways racing across divisions. A third tier offered Polished Yankee Moonshot Crain and Pressy Hanover among others in split 1500 pacing, with Miss Meory and Hamburg in lower sections.

Rodney Bow Lewis Shelienberger Way Ghost Pete Watheo Heather Speedster Ken Mock Smokey Willywood Judy Emerson Ig. Br Ichabod Cram Daver Roland Mountain Erin Ivan Cmetérie Super Steam_ emver Stephen Guy Jimmy Crain Isolated Olsen Jr Ruth Offutt Adios Vicdnver Joe Offutt Land Offutt Pressy Hanover B. A Hicko Lewis Ramsburg Jay Valentine Silem Volo Duich Ole Neverlade Mt. Belle Lineweaver i Griver Jack Tishue Judy Stanley

Colts acquire Forrest Blue in trade. Redskin Biggs out for season

The Baltimore Colts acquire All-Pro center Forrest Blue from the 49ers for an undisclosed draft pick as Washington loses veteran defensive end Verlon Biggs to a season-ending knee injury. Biggs will undergo surgery and be placed on injured reserve. Redskins coach George Allen announced the surgery as soon as possible.

Colts Forrest Blue Redskins Biggs Baltimore Colts San Francisco 48Ers Washington Reskins Verlon Biggs Blue 49Ers Steve Williams Greg DenBoer Skins George Allen Verlon Allen P. M. Palumbo Jr Arlington Hospital Palumbo Abramowicz Xavier College

Baseball scores and schedules across the majors

National Boston 9 Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 3 Chicago 2 Minnesota 7 California 6 in 12 innings Oakland at Texas postponed by rain. Baltimore Palmer 21-10 at Boston Tiant 16-13. Cleveland Sckersley 12-5 at Detroit Arroyo 2-0. Chicago Jefferson 49 at Kansas City Leonard 13-6. New York Gura 6 at Milwaukee Anderson 0-0. California Monge 0-0 at Minnesota Hughes 14-13. Oakland Bahnsen 9-12 at Texas Jenkins 16-16. Chicago 6-1 Pittsburgh 5-9 New York 3 Montreal 2. St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Los Angeles 5 San Diego 4. Atlanta 12 San Francisco. Pittsburgh Candalaria 7-5 at Chicago Resuchel 10-15. iousten Dierker 13-15 at Cincinnati. Billingham 15-8 Montreal Carrithers 3-3 at New York Matlack 16-11. Philadelphia Simpson 1-0 at St Louis Forsch 14-10. San Diego Strom 8-5 at Los Angeles Rhodes 2-2. Atlanta Devine 1-0 at San Francisco Falcone 11-10. nm

Boston Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago Minnesota California Oakland Texas Baltimore Palmer Tiant Cleveland Sckersley Detroit Arroyo Jefferson Leonard New York Gura Anderson Monge Hughes Bahnsen Jenkins Pittsburgh Montreal St. Louis Philadelphia Los Angeles San Diego Atlanta San Francisco Candalaria R. Resuchel Iousten Dierker Cincinnati Billingham Carrithers Matlack Simpson Forsch Strom Rhodes Devine Falcone Wu Pet Philphia Baltimore Aie Ls St. Louis New York New York Francisco Chicago Houston

Frederick Lions top Walkersville in golf opener

Frederick defeated Walkersville 62 at Eaglehead Course in a Monday match. Frederick’s John Sherman led with 83, and John Casadonte added 84 for Walkersville. Individual results included Sherman over Eyler 3-0, Casadonte over Andochick 2-1, Dudley over Gadd 22-7, Smith over Swomiey 3-0, Fouche over Barger 2-1, and Cole over Nicodemus 3-0. It was the Lions’ first-year team’s debut.

Frederick Walkersville Steve Barger Eddie Cole Rob Nicodemus Lions

Patriot golfers split at Westminster

TJ beat North Hagerstown 10-2-77 but lost to Westminster 10-8 in golf action Monday at Western Maryland College. North Hagerstown beat Westminster 10-742. Low TJ medalist was Dave Van Fogsen with a 75. Chaze Keller scored three from North, Tom Wright scored two against the Owls and one against North, Craig Demchak scored none against either team, VanFossen scored three against both teams, Dave Weaver took three from Westminster and 12 from North and Chris Lusch took 22 from North and 42 from Westminster.

Westminster North Hagerstown Western Maryland College Dave van Fogsen Chaze Keller North Tom Wright Owls Craig Demchak VanFossen Dave Weaver Chris Lusch

Walkersville tops Westminster 3-1 in Mason-Dixon soccer

Gary Delbrook scored all three Walkersville goals to defeat Westminster 3-1 on Sunday. Larry Whisner and Mark Stull assisted. The victory leaves Walkersville 1-1 and sets a 1:30 p.m. Sunday game at Walkersville against Middletown.

Walkersville Westminster Mason-Dixon Gary Delbrook Larry Whisner Mark Stull Middletown

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