Overtrick Captures Little Brown Jug in World Record Race
Overtrick, the favored hay colt, won the 18th Little Brown Jug for 1-year-old pacers at Delaware County Fairgrounds in two heats 1:47 1-5 and 1:57 3-3, setting a world mark of 3:34 4-5 for the combined times. Meadow Skipper finished strong. Country Don faded late. Owned by Mrs. Leonard J. Buck and driven by John Patterson Sr., the colt earned $38,246 of a $63,294 purse, boosting season earnings to $12,341. Patterson called it the greatest day of his life and praised Overtrick as the best pacer he has ever trained.
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Frederick County Skeet Shoot and Local Club Activities
Wary Cararie hosts Frederick County Annual Invitational Skeet Shoot at the Tuscarora Gun Club near Point of Rocks. Practice trap opens 11 a.m., shoot at 1 p.m., registrations due by 1:30 p.m. Trophies awarded to top three classes and high team score. Also notes Bird Walk on Sept 22 at Baker Park Band Shell, October 3 meeting of the Maryland Ornithological Society with Mr Robert Abraham speaking, and October 5-6 sanctuary visit near Frostburg. Dog training allowed Sept 10 to March 1 with hunter license and no hunting during training. New Gun Digest book review highlights 400 pages of guns facts and a Sears 1908 catalog section.
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Re organized Midget Grid Loop Opens Sunday at Brunswick
Frederick's reorganized Midget Football League opens its 1963 season Sunday at 1 30 p m with a doubleheader at Brunswick The Lions face the Giants in the opener and the Redskins meet the Rams in the second game The five team loop began practice in September at Baker Park with complete rosters listed for Giants Colts Redskins and Lions.
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Ed Daugherty
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Roy Main
Dick Rinehart
Dick Shipley
Bing Keeney
Dick Ray
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Gene Rippean
del Lindsey
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26-1 Shot Wins Beldame Stakes at Aqueduct
New York AP report of a dramatic upset as 26-1 Royalty defeats Lamb Chop by a late run in the Beldame Stakes at Aqueduct. Rider Mamiel Yeata steers the winner past the favorite amid a crowd of 77,589 while Lamb Chop fights to hold on.
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Aquedart
Mamiel Yeata
William Haskin Perry
Jeader
Eves Money
Oi! Royalty
Horse Races Readable Entries From Sept 20 1962 Card
A race card lists eight races with claiming and allowance details, horse names, weights, and distances. Notable entries include Pridey in race one, Crown Suspense and Frosty Meadow in race two, Hero's Reward and Love's Crown in race five, and Larry's Magit among others.
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Jesse Narmis
Crown Suspense
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Nero Flame
Marlagain
Cindy Rack
Lady Mack
Lime
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Royal Fury
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Miss Visitor
Peregrinator
Merry Eagle
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Khufu
Trent
Pete Ti
Jody Joseph
Brutta
Dean W
Ed’s Monarch
Mangiesu
Charingherat
Larry's
Scottsville Rd
Shelly Pat
Inet
RESULTS TRACE Maiden Claiming Race Card Details
Results trace of seven races with purses from 1100 to 31500, listing horses, trainers, and payouts. Includes notes on a New York Yankees update: Roger Maris released from hospital after doctors confirm back sprain, to rejoin the team in New York.
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Standings and matchups in early season baseball card N
The schedule lists New York Willey at San Francisco Marichal with W-L records 9-13 and 23-8, Pittsburgh Veale 3-2 against Los Angeles Drysdale 17-17, Milwaukee Lemaster 11-11 versus Chicago Ellsworth 20-10, Philadelphia Bennett 8-4 at Houston Johnson 12, St Louis Broglio 16-8 against Cincinnati Tsitouris 10-8, reflecting early season EOA standings.
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American League Games Today Highlights
Baseball schedule lists Chicago at Detroit led by Fisher and Lolich, Kansas City at New York, Los Angeles at Cleveland, Washington at Baltimore, Minnesota at Boston. Notes include pitcher records and lineups for each pairing, with late start times noted for twi night coverage.
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Belinsky Leads Angels Past Orioles 7-2 in Five-Hitter
Bo Belinsky pitched five efficient innings to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 7-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles in front of 476 fans, a franchise attendance mark. Albie Pearson doubled and scored the go ahead run in the seventh as the Angels pulled away with four runs in the eighth. Lee Thomas drove in three with a single and a double while Belinsky added a bloop RBI in the eighth. Jackie Brandt homered for Baltimore. Belinsky improved to 2-4 after a prior 1-7 start and his return from Hawaii.
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Dick Nen Hero In Dodgers Rally At Busch Stadium
Dodgers rookie Dick Nen delivered a dramatic 9th inning home run to tie the game and sparked a 5-5 win that completed a three game series sweep over St. Louis. The Nen family in Wilmington Los Angeles celebrated as the Dodgers arrived home after the victory.
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Kaline Delivers Winning Triple as Tigers Edge Twins
Al Kaline belted a fourth hit a triple driving in the decisive run in the 13th inning to lift Detroit past Minnesota 8-6 in the season finale. Bubba Phillips added a squeeze bunt scoring Kaline as Detroit hit seven homers including Kaline twice Colavito also homered for the Tigers. Minnesota went deep with Ratliff Allen Mincher and others contributing in a high-scoring tilt.
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Pirates rehire Murtaugh for seventh straight year
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the return of manager Danny Murtaugh for a seventh consecutive season at Forbes Field, backing his leadership after a down year. General Manager Joe Brown confirmed the one-year pact, terms not disclosed, as Murtaugh seeks to restore pennant contention. Also, Galen Hall signed by the New York Jets from Penn State and NFL background noted.
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Kelso Seeks U S Entry in Washington International at Laurel
Kelso, the U S gelding, was chosen as a potential starter for the $150 000 Washington International at Laurel Race Course on November 11. Unbeaten since February 23 with six straight wins, he would become the first American to represent the nation three times in the invitational turf classic.
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Packers Lions Clash Heads NFL Heading to Milwaukee
The Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions report all players healthy for their Sunday game in Milwaukee, a key showdown between conference champions. Other NFL action features Steelers Giants in Pittsburgh with Giants possibly without QB Y. A. Tittle and rookie back Charley Killer out 2 3 weeks, while several injuries test various teams across a crowded weekend schedule.
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Joyce Burton Ul But Will Be Ready For Terp Opener
Maryland coach Tom Nugent faced a minor scare as two of seven starting players, junior guard Fred Joyce and senior back Bob Burton, reported feeling below par after a restless night. They received shots and were limited in Thursday’s final drill before the Saturday opener against NC State at Byrd Stadium.
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Schoolboy Grid Schedule Highlights Saturday and Sunday Games
The Associated Press lists Saturday and Sunday high school grid matchups including Forest Park at Wicomico, Elkton at Denton, Laurel at Aberdeen, DeMatha at Northwestern, St. John's at Roosevelt, Douglass at Carver, Baltimore Southern at McKinley, Mt. St. Josephs at Curley, Gaithersburg at Bethesda, Good Counsel at Whitman, and more. Notable Sunday tilt Loyola at St. Josephs.
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Liston Silent at Home in Colorado After Flight Back
Rumors swirl as Sonny Liston avoids questions in Denver while his wife Geraldine speaks for him. She cites Liston’s daughters, mentions a 17 year old Mary in Chicago, and notes London reports of a new trip. Liston calls his troubles minor and says he must sort them out himself.
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Milwaukee seeks to keep Braves at County Stadium
AP dispatch reports Milwaukee officials and fans push to keep the Braves in Milwaukee County Stadium. Mayor calls on Braves President Joby McHale for talks, while the County Park Commission rejects moves to lure another MLB club. Marine National Exchange Bank will buy 100 1964 game tickets to donate to blood donors, aims to boost support as County Executive John Doyne backs a drive for 10 000 season tickets for 1964.
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Angels release Jimmy Piersall from roster
Los Angeles Angels announce on Thursday that outfielder Jimmy Piersall has been released unconditionally. General Manager Fred Hadley says he may seek a better deal next spring. Piersall had an injured left thigh hampering his season after being dropped by the Mets earlier. He began the year earning 3700 dollars with the Senators.
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