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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
5
Detroit defeats Washington Senators 41 to 7 in a game watched by 674 paid attendees. The seventh inning featured key action as WASHI at AP Wirephoto depicts the moment.
Frederick's Cadets climb to first in the Tri-State League after a 26 6 win over Wheaton. Coach Jack Molesworth praises Blaine Smith Lea Brackey and standout defense led by Green Thompson Keyser Hall and Sewell. Injury pressures include fullback Dave Boyd's broken thumb as Orr's Hubs visit McCurdy Field.
The Washington Redskins, after a 37 14 win over Los Angeles, list one lineman out for next Sunday with definite injury, two doubtful starters and five others with minor injuries. Reserve guard Wiley Peagin suffered a knee injury and will be out for three to four weeks. Defensive injuries noted.
The Frederick Jaycees promote a game at the Civic Center as part of a statewide drive to raise funds for local and state activities. The campaign includes events at Rice's Color Center and Public Finance Corp with a focus on community support and transportation savings through bus programs.
Gene Mauch manager of the Philadelphia Phillies threw food and wrecked the visitors club room after a 2-1 defeat to the Houston Colt .45s. He insulted players calling them Little Leaguers and damaged dress suits with gravy and fruit. The incident occurred after the game at Coit Stadium. Mauch promised new suits on return.
Navy junior quarterback Roger Staubach of Cincinnati was named the quarterback on the first weekly All-East team. He completed 17 of 22 passes versus West Virginia in limited time and helped Navy to a 31 7 victory.
Milwaukee Braves reaffirm location in Milwaukee with quotes from executives. Kansas City A’s owner party signals lease talks continue for Municipal Stadium as other cities press for relocation amid fan-group pressure and declining attendance.
Southern Cal remains No. 1 in the AP college football poll after a 14-0 victory over Colorado. Oklahoma up to third with a 31-14 win over Clemson, Alabama No. 2 hosts Georgia. Mississippi falls from No. 2 after a scoreless tie with Memphis State. Navy surges to fifth after a 51-7 rout of West Virginia.
The page lists fair entrants and winners across divisions. Names include Tre team from New Oxford Pennsylvania and Braided lines show participants from Strasburg Virginia and Lancaster Pennsylvania with judges and sponsors across multiple classes. Awards mention prize money and category results with several individuals and towns named.
The Independent Hose Company plays at Dal tonight at 6 30 p m and all Quuesied should be at the Engine House at 3 30 p m.
The PRCA standings show Washington Osteen 8-13 at Detroit Bunning 11-13, Minnesota Stigman 15-14 at Cleveland Grant 11-14, Chicago N Herber 12-10 or Pet 78 at Baltimore Barber 20-12, Los Angeles Belinsky 2-8 at New York Ford 23-7, Kansas City Segui 5 at Boston St Louis Gibson 10-48 at Chicago Ellsworth 21-10, Cincinnati Maloney 22-7 at Milwaukee Lemaster 11-12, Pittsburgh Sisk 1-1 at Houston Zachary 1-2, New York Stallard 6-16 at Los Angeles Devedale 19-17, Philadelphia Culp 11-11 at San Francisco Sanford 15-13, N.
Laurel Md AP Kelso owner plans to run in the 12th running of the $150 000 turf classic with entry from Bohemia Stable owner Mrs Richard C du Pont The field includes Zabeg of Russia Walentinie and Espresso The International stakes race features top horses as John Schapiro Laurel president travels to Europe to secure more prospects.
Norm Cash and Rocky Colavito homer as Detroit tops Washington 4-1 before 674 fans. Phil Regan earns his 15th win with solid mound work while the Senators push across a sole Blue home run. Final line cites 106 000 900 for Washington and 159 for Detroit with key contributors Cash Colavito and Regan.
Baltimore coach Dan Shula put end Raymond Berry on the NFL waiver list after a dislocated left eye from Sunday’s game at San Francisco. If another team claims Berry, he will be withdrawn from waiver. Berry’s status remains uncertain as clubs assess their options amid injury concerns.
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