Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club Hosts Local Hill Climb Event
A Maryland motor cycle club sponsors a hill climb at a hillside course west of D Moxley Road starting at 1 30 pm. The event features safety minded fun games like riding a greased board and egg toss, with riders testing skill and speed while enjoying a community outing. Hunting regulations note game deer rules and licensing details for the season ending in December.
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Kit Nelson
Frederick Gunner
Damascus
Kit
Ame Hill
D Moxley Road
Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club
Lefty Kreh
Moxley Road
Maryland
Baseball and horse racing results across leagues
MLB standings and yesterday results list New York leading the AL while Baltimore and Chicago show strong bids. Also noted is the fastest half mile by Adios Buller at Delaware Ohio, clocking 1 53 3/5 for the third fastest ever on a half mile track driven by Eddie Cobb.
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Ohio
Adios Buller
Adios Butler Syndicate
Westbury
N.Y
Eddie Cobb
Washington Court House
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Adios Butler
16th Brown Jug Triumph for Henry T Adios
Henry T Adios bay colt owned by Nicholas Derrice of Pelham Manor N Y won the 16th Little Brown Jug for three year old pacers in a run off with Lang Hanover and Way Wave. Stanley Dancer trained the colt which earned 21721 dollars and 44 cents. Adios has now won 125503 dollars 44 cents from 837000 purchase as a yearling. Maris to receive Babe Ruth award in Baltimore next January 13 for second straight Sultan of Swat crown.
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Associated Press
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Nicholas Derrice
Pelham Manor
N.Y
Thursday
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Way Wave
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Castleton Farm
Lexington
Samuel Huttenbauer
cCinnathaa Teken
Lang Henao
Maris 59th homer ball lands in Baltimore market
Roger Maris hit his 59th homer into a Baltimore meat market where fan Bob Reitz seized the ball. Reitz refused to sell, set to keep it as a lifelong memento, while Maris and Lou Grasmick tried to negotiate a price.
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Roger Maris
Bob Reitz
Oriole
Maris
Memorials Stadium
Reitz
Yankees
Reniz
Cooperstown
N.Y
Lou Grasmick
Grasmick
Rice Ramsburg reach Frederick tennis doubles final
Rice and Ramsburg defeated Green and Kemp 6 0 6 2 on Bath House courts to reach the doubles final. They will team with McCardell and Radcliffe facing Leakins and Brown, while Rice and McCardell play for a singles berth against Emil Johnson who beat Radcliffe 6 0 6 0.
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Rice
Dick Ramsburg
Brooke Green
Monty Kemp
Frederick
Bath House
A. Atlee
Bud
Radcliffe
Max McCardell
Paul Leakins
Charles Brown
Emil Johnson
Paul Mehl
Ramsburg
McCardell
Osburn
Brown
Mealy
Mehl
Kemp
Green
Leakins
Baumgardner
Johnson
Gross
Johnson-Mehl
Leichert-Partridge
Rice-Ramsburg
Hendrickson-Wachter
Green- Kemp
Football play to power Wheaton halfback runs
The article explains a Wheaton running play featuring a strong halfback. The fullback directs action by blocking either outward or inward, deciding whether the halfback cuts inside or sweeps outside. The play starts with the right halfback blocking the defensive end while the fullback pivots around the end.
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Wheaton
Jin
Trade Sparked Reds Nine-Game Win Streak Lift Pennant Quest
The Cincinnati Reds rode a nine game April surge after a brutal eight loss spell and a pivotal Don Blasingame trade to move near the top of the standings. Hutchinson said the streak gave the club belief they could contend for the pennant as they held a five game lead with seven to play. The piece also notes other sports tidbits including the Senators final Griffith Stadium home game and the Washington Tapers ownership change.
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Joe Altobelli
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Lee
Battey
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Cheney
Retzer
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Peter Brewer
Cincinnati AP
Cincinnati Fieds
Fred Hutchinson
San Francisco
Don Blasin
Hutch
Reds
Los Angeles
Rhinelanders
Dodgers Say Goodbye To LA Coliseum For Last Road Trip
Dodgers pack up at Memorial Coliseum as they depart for St Louis on the final road trip of the season trailing Cincinnati by five games. Alston says the Coliseum hurt the club and welcomes Chavez Ravine, while insisting the pennant race remains open. Cubs game ends 3-2 in 13 innings. College football and other notes follow.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Dozers
Memorial Coliseum
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Dodger
Flac
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Walter Alston
Chavez Ravine
Chicago Cubs
Yankees fall to Orioles as Maris nears Ruth record
Roger Maris played all 9 for New York but could not boost his 59 homer pace as Baltimore pulled ahead 5 3 on a key fourth inning rally. Russ Snyder homered in the seventh to spark the Orioles, with Brooks Robinson and Jackie Brandt driving in runs. Kubek pinch hit for the Yankees, Maris homered twice in a late bid, but fell short of Babe Ruth's 60 in a 154 game season.
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Roger Mariis
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Russ Snyder
Oriole
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Omer
Maris
Babe Ruth
Snyder
Gus Triandos
Orioles
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Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
Buill Stafford
Fisher
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Gentile
Lattimore
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Patterson Inks Pact To Defend Heavyweight Title
Floyd Patterson signed to defend his world heavyweight championship against Tom McNeeley of Arlington Mass. The Boston Garden fight was tentatively set for Nov. 13 but the Massachusetts State Boxing Commission balked at a non resident referee clause. Promoter Championship Sports Inc advised the fighters to proceed with signing after three hours of talks failed to reach agreement. Patterson has made six title defenses since winning the crown by knocking out Archie Moore in 1956 and reclaiming it from Ingemar Johansson.
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Boston
Floyd
Greenberg
Massachusetts
Patterson
Archie Moore
Ingemar Johansson
Frederick Loses Cross Country to Mont Blair
In New York Mont Blair defeats Frederick in a cross country meet. The AP report notes the result amid chaotic coverage of New York sports and city events. Yankees will be honored with a ticker tape parade for their 26th American League pennant, with no date set. The team returns from a road trip next Monday per Mayor Wagner who sent congratulations to club president Dan Topping.
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Cage Team Washington
Paul Cohen
Tecnical Tape Corporation
New Rochelle
N.Y
New Washington
Harry Lynn
The
Capitols
Washington Tapers
Cohen
Tuck Tapers
Charlie Brotman
Lymn
New York
New York Yankees
Yanks
Robert Wagner
Dan Topping
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