Waterfowl Hunter Charles Shirley of Rock Hall Dies at 84
Charles Shirley known as Mr. Charlie lived 84 years on a Kent County farm near Rock Hall. He opened his land to waterfowl hunters from Frederick County, hosting groups for decades and sharing his simple life and love of geese and ducks. He died September 2 and was buried at Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
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Bengals Drop Senators 3-1
Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 3-1 as Les Cain earned the win with a fifth inning rally starter. Cain allowed three hits before leaving with an arm tightness in the seventh. Jeff Burroughs hit his fifth homer for Washington. Jack Whitlock and Ron Perranoski finished the win.
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Orioles Extend Deadline for AL Playoff Tickets
The Baltimore Orioles push back the order deadline for AL playoff tickets to midnight Monday Sept. 20 to accommodate fans unable to reach Memorial Stadium. J Frank Cashen says the change follows fan difficulty in person purchasing. Games one and two are set for Oct. 2 and Oct. 3 at Baltimore if the Orioles win the division.
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Baseball Standings and Night Matchups Featuring Key Player Stats
In the latest standings Baltimore leads with six wins as New York sits seven losses. The schedule lists twi nights across leagues with players such as Pattin, Johnson, Kilkenny, Perry and Osteen noted. Vice President Agnew golf handicap noted at end.
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Rhodesians Welcome To Next Olympics
The International Olympic Committee will allow Rhodesian athletes to compete in the next Games using the Rhodesian flag with the Union Jack. If a Rhodesian wins gold, God Save the Queen would be played. Rhodesian NOC leaders told IOC president Avery Brundage they are happy with the decision and willing to compete under any flag.
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Pirates Beat Cardinals 6-1 in pursuit of NL East crown
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-1 behind seven strong hits from Luke Walker and Ramon Hernandez. The Pirates pulled ahead with two runs in the third and fourth, helped by an error by Jose Cruz, as they inch toward clinching the pennant with further wins and Cardinal losses.
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Johnson and Frederick Register Wins in J W Ball
Thomas Johnson and Frederick Register won junior varsity football gamesThursday. Bob Dahlgren scored twice as the JV defense shut out South Hagerstown 20-0 at South. Doug Cochran completed three of six passes for 151 yards with a 75 yard TD to Denny Betson. Frederick beat Westminster 27-0 at Ty. Mike Randolph threw a 56 yard pass to Derek Keyes and a 10 yard pass to Larry Fellows. Randolph raced 85 yards on a fumble return for a score. Ed Bergman recovered a blocked punt for the other TD.
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