Tigers A s Split Twinbill with Coastal City Blues?
The Kansas City Athletics beat Detroit 6 3 in the nightcap after losing the opener 6 4. Bob Shaw lost a six hit shutout bid when Bubba Morton singled in the ninth on a slider Shaw regretted leaving home. Morton’s ninth inning single broke the shutout and Morton also homered off Shaw earlier.
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Kansas City
Bob Shaw
Bubba Morton
Shaw
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletic
Larry Osborne
Athletics
Detroit
Slidershat
U S Davis Cup Team Chooses Gravel Surface in India
The United States Davis Cup squad tested gravel courts in New Delhi ahead of the interzone final against India. Non playing captain David Freed said gravel could help and noted India’s home advantage with familiar conditions and cuisine. Members Chuck McKinley Whit ney Reed Donald Dell and Martin Riessen arrived to practice alongside the Indian team led by Ramanathan Krishnan Naresh Kumar Premjit Lal and Jaideep Mukherjea.
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New Delhi
India
United States
David Freed
U.S
Freed
Chuck McKinley
Whitney Reed
Donald Dell
Martin Riessen
Ramanathan Krishnan
Naresh Kumar
Premjit Lalam
Jaideep Mukherjea
Death of grid player after 90 degree heat in Newark
Ralph Blount 17 year old West Side High School football tackle died after collapsing following a Saturday game. Beth Israel Hospital attributed the death to a burst brain blood vessel possibly from heat or congenital weakness. heat exhaustion was also considered. He collapsed on returning to the bus after the 90 degree game day.
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Newark
Ralph Blount
West Side High School
Beth Israel Hospital
Blount
Frederick duckpin leagues show Schlitz leads with high scores
Schlitz tops the Frederick Major League with seven points as Eberts trails with six and several teams tie for third. High game 164 by Chick Cramer and high set 395 by Donald Morgan mark individual feats.
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Schlitz
Frederick
Eberts
Kidds Cafe
Ideal Farms
Morgan's
Chick Cramer
Donald Morgan
Western Auto
Wahl Automatic Heating Co
National Bolt
Shreve Mason Concrete
Rippeon
R. Babington
Gladhill Furniture Co
D. Rhoderick
Storm
Carroll League Bowling Standings and High Scores
Frederick Carroll league results feature Young's Food Market shooting 1 670 in a 4 point win over Carlings while Marty Naugle racks 336 in Snyder scoring 376 total. Bunce Gilbert posts 373 as Carlings tops Sarah Babington 320 for Carlings. Cowell Brick Contractors and Walkersville Bowling Center tie for first with 6 points. high games reach 612 by Cowell Brick Contractors and 403 by Walter Cramer.
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Glade Valley
Dan-Dee Country Inn
Village Lanes
Walkersville
National Boh
Cowell Brick Contractors
Warren's
George W. Smith
Walter Cramer
Glenn Ness
Lassies
Glade Valley Beauty Shop
Gay Tops
M. C. Smith
Henrietta Dixon
Peggy Trimmer
Juan‘ita Snyder
Lis Petersen
Miss Clairol
Juanita Snyder
Helen Boswell
M. J. Harris
Moon Drops
Star Mist
Audrey Blank
Barbara Gilbert
Carrie Routzahn
Carrie
Touch
Gio
Living Dolls
Betty Weddle
Touch and
Lady Duckpin
Della Nusbaum
Dolores Store
Janet Cramer
Love Pats
Love Lace
Dorothy Ramsburg
Betty
Lamar Potts
Walkersville Bowling Center
Cross Roads Inn
Rev. Sager
C. Oland Meitzler
Kelly’s Mill
Village
Ideal Farms Dairy
Oland Meitzler
Buffalo Wins Junior World Series Game Over Louisville
Buffalo defeats Louisville 2 to 0 to take a 2-0 lead in the best of seven series, signaling control in the Junior World Series as reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Louisville
Betting Down at Hagerstown Opens 12-Day Meet
Hagerstown's half mile track opened its 12 day meeting with a sharp drop in wagering from last year. A crowd of 3 486 from 1960 and $186 209 were wagered on eight races, compared to $244 445 for nine races in 1960. Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town drew competition locally. The Inaugural Purse feature was won by Black Arrow ridden by Charles McKee at 8 60. Wayne Rock and Carthagenian won the first two races sharing a daily double payoff of 37 60.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Joe Serio Jr
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Downs
Maryland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Shenandoah
Bob Leavitt
Black Arrow
Louis T. Franklin
Wheaton
Charles McKee
Wayne Rock
Carthagenian
James Kirk
McKee
Baseball League Leaders From 1964 Season Snapshot
National and American League leaders shown with top at bats, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching decisions and strikeouts. Notable names include Cepeda, Mays, Mantle, Maris, Aaron, Robinson, Pinson, Koufax, Ford, Pascual, and others.
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Associated Press
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cepeda
Aaron
Milwaukee
Altman
Chicago
White
Boyer
Wills
Los Angeles
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Howard
New York
Cash
Detroit
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
Kaline
B. Robinson
Kubek
Wood
Lumpe
Kansas City
Keough
Washington
Aparicio
Howser
Ford
Terry
Pascual
Minnesota
Boy Lous
Moon
A. S44 Hd 172 372 Cepeca, San Fran. 348 571 103 WI 133 , Mathews, Iwaukee
Piersall
Cleveland
Rodincon
Battey
Siebern
Francona
Brandt
Sallimore
Romans
Giants rout Phillies as Cepeda drives 140th RBI milestone
Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants collects a double and three singles in five at bats driving in four runs to reach 140 RBIs for the season as the Giants trounce Philadelphia 10 to 2. Bob Shaw of the Kansas City Athletics fires eight nohit innings in a 6 to 3 win over Detroit. Bob Cerv of the Yankees enters hospital for knee cartilage operation after setting pinch homer records.
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Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Philadelphia
Bob Shaw
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Cervin
NEW York
New York Yankees
Bob Cerv
Yanks
Unitas Bears Up Despite Lions Pressure
Baltimore quarterback John Unitas, amid questions of an injury, played mostly with running plays in the 16 15 loss to Detroit. Coach Weeb Ewbank says Unitas was physically sound aside from a sore finger and not throwing impaired. He completed 10 of 16 passes including a TD to Lennie Moore with one interception. The Lions defense stifled the Colts prompting questions about a sore arm.
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Baltimore
John Unitas
Detroit Lions
Weeb Ewbank
John
Ewbank
Unitas
Lennie Moore
Lion
Colts
Joe Schmidt
Rangers Ship Three to Blades After Exhibition Win
The New York Rangers assigned defensemen Ralph Keller and Les Hunt and forward Danny Belisle to the Los Angeles Blades of the WHL after a 5 victory over the Bisons in Buffalo. Gaelic becomes official language of Ireland and is taught in Irish schools.
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Rangers
Guelph, Ont
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Los Angeles Blades
Western Hockey League
Ralph Keller
Les Hunt
Danny Belisle
Bisons
Buffalo
Jefferson area scout meeting at Fort Detrick pool
The Jefferson Frederick area report notes the Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts held a September 9 swim meet at Fort Detrick Pool in Frederick. Attendees included Scoutmaster Francis Young and Scouts Francis Young Jr Walter Routzahn George Murray Mark Himes Dwight Smith William Kenney Gene Hale Ronnie Whipp Robert Whipp Donald Corum Daniel Corum Gregory Cox took second in the Explorer free style rescue event aided by Young Jr. A paper and scrap drive followed September 23 to raise troop funds.
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John Arnold Jefferson
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Francis Young
Francis Young Jr
Walter Routzahn
George Murray
Mark Himes
Dwight Smith
William Kenney
Gene Hale
Ronnie Whipp
Robert Whipp
Donald Corum
Daniel Corum
Gregory Cox
Calvin Rice Jr
Markwood Himes
Willing Workers
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Raymond Souder
Charles Surnhe
Henry Keller
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Kennedy
Powell
Montreal
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Rochester
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Fla
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Christ Home Improvements
Hankey’s
N. Clem
D. Hawes
Friendly Acres
R. Kemp
Carolina
Beauty Shop
J. Best
Middletown Reformed
Mt. Zion
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Dick Holter
Frederick Iron & Steel
Frederick Iron and Steel
Office IV
Office I
R. Smith
A. Blumenauer
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Citizens National Bank and
Alley Rats
East End Texaco
L. Hahn
D. Smith
Hahn
East End
Texaco
Baltzell
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's
Creagerstown
Chapel
St. Paul’s Walkersville
Rocky Hill
Ralph Kehne
Franklin Dayhoff
St. Jame’s
Union Bridge
Ladiesburg
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Chapel 2
Woodsboro Evangelical
Keith Duncan
Keith
American Junior Bowling Congress
Bill Mann
John Forney
Paulette Wenzel
Linda Hope
Warren Stevens
Dennis Bussard
Don Stevens
Ronnie Young
Mike Crist
Butch Ruffner
Wayne Fox
Wayne
Larry Biehl
Scott Shipley
Bobby Hummer
Kenny Weddle
Robert Baer
Monocacy Valley
Harry Stitely
Ballentine Berr
Babe's Package Store
Claude Crum
Spencer Mercer
Ellis Island
Howard Murphy
Brownie
Jim Martin
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L. J. Keller’ and Sons
Tommy Haines
Ralph Fisher
Prosperity Cleaners
Floyd Curler
Lee Harbaugh
Arthur Fogle
Cleaners
William Walker
Culler
I Rees
Ine
Don Drysdale
Stan Williams
Bob Friends
Joe Gibbon
Eire
Trish
the News
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Robert Thrasher
Leo Steiner
Clarence Brown
Melvin Corum
Homer Smith
Lee Bussard
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Lee House
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Charlotte Droneburg
Charles Summers
Frederick District
Luther League
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Edward Fisher
Johnny Lovell
Samuel Young
David James
Steven Summers
Osborne Waichter
William Ferrell
Melvin Baker
Knoxville
Norman Remsberg
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elmer Gross Borther
Remsbert
Ferrell
Wheeling
Harold Buckner
Charleston
Lewis Benizs
Maude Hemp
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June
Thomas
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Del
Charles Heffner
Cathy
Harold Heffner
Elizabeth Ann
Mt. Vernon
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Harrison
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Carol
Lynn
Raymond Croshaw
Middletown
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Martin Frye
Kay
Harry Woods
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Linda
Great Falls
Senecca
Edgar Cawood
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Richard Smith
Jhas
Lutheran Hospital of Maryland
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Ross Horine
Alice Ernest
Lewis Bentz
Vernon Summers
Robert Young
Gettysburg College
James Darner
Ellicott City
Bernard Arnold
Wayne Smith
Wayne Stonesifer
Denny Remsburg
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Richard Grove
David Frye
Effie Rhoderick
Althia Hine
Chambersburg
Lewis Hine
Atlantic City
Eugene Hemp
Robert Hemp
Westminister
Sally
Luther Remshore
University of Maine
National Home Demonstration Council
Remsburg
Beatrice Fehr
Russel Dudrow
Richard Naile
Richard
Johnny
John Bussard
Ellerton
Debra
Pamela Remsberg
Buckeystown
Calvin Swomley
Rey
Deira
Lesle
Steven
Richard Alexander
Hayti
Pamela McGaha
Elizbeth Ann Heffner
Theresa Baker
Charles W. Pearl
June and
Deep Creek Lake
Richmond
Newport News
Virginia Beach
Edgar Thomas
Thomas Summers
Keith Stonesifer
Frank Baker
M. L. Dade
Shirley Arnold
Leslie Stevens
Denny Loy
Marion Loy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. H. Lewis
James Angiessbee
Carrol Huffer
Betty Cline
Henry Fultz
Taylor’s Landing
James
Harold Emerick
James Unglesbee
Martha
Mr. Ungleshbee
Oma Woods
Liaman Coplin
Arlington
Helen Penn
James Angiesbee
Gilmor Keller
Carl Fink
Denny
Kenny
Thomas Davis
Gary
Ronald
Joann
Theresa
Grover Shaff Jr
Robert Myers
Washinton
John Arnold
Howard Fawley
Gallie
Arnold Home
Page Steiner
Eleanor Steve
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