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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
4
Photo by J Rolfe Castleman. Free For All feature shows Nemma’s King taking the victory over Buckshot Dale in a close finish. Early fractions place Jeffs with Neuma’s King (Borden) behind Steven McKlyo and Buckshot Dale Offutt in pursuit.
Darlene Patch, a top money winner at the Frederick Fair, spilled in the third race of the Governor's Cup program but escaped injury. The incident occurred in the first heat of the final race as Darlene Patch and Trooper Wish collided, both failing to finish the heat before returning for the second race where Tar lene Patch placed sixth. Buckshot Dale, driven by Offutt, won the first heat of the free for all pace with Nemma's King edging Ahead in the second heat.
An unclear OCR fragment lists many proper names and items with scattered punctuation. It references people such as Anthony, Stan Co, Howard Kine, and Scott, plus various odd strings and place-like terms. The readability is very poor but suggests a compiled list or notice with multiple names and potential amounts or labels.
A 22 page booklet Ducks at a Distance from the Department of Interior assists duck hunters with state regulations and species protection. Drawings by Bob Hines enhance identification. Available for 25 cents from the Government Printing Office in Washington DC.
Major league games listed with up to date matchups and pitcher records. Teams include Minnesota New York Detroit Washington Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Los Angeles New York Houston Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Milwaukee and others with listed pitchers and results.
ABC announced exclusive television coverage of the summer trials for the 1940 Tokyo Olympic Games. Trials span April 4 to September 8, featuring finals in track and field swimming basketball boxing wrestling gymnastics fencing water polo and other team sports. The events will be broadcast primarily from New York in connection with the World's Fair ongoing there.
Shenandoah Downs will run a late fall meeting from October 14 to November a, at the request of the West Virginia Racing Commission. General Manager Robert G. Leavitt said the event aims to raise money for the state treasury and to keep horsemen employed in Charles Town, marking the first post-October 30 reopening in the area.
New York AP report notes Atlanta Crackers manager Harry Walker received 15 of 26 votes in a poll of league baseball writers, earning the International League Manager of the Year honor. The voting reflects Walker's leadership of the Crackers during the season.
In a classic pre World Series forecast, Jack Hand predicts the New York Yankees will defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers in six games. He notes left handed pitching dominance for both teams, Yankee advantages in power and defense, and the Series opening at Yankee Stadium giving the Yankees the edge. Mantle and Maris lead a strong Yankee lineup against Koufax and Drysdale, with Ford, Downing, Bouton handling the mound for New York.
In Bournemouth England the United States led Britain 2 0 after the first two singles as Chuck McKinley defeated Mike Sangster 7 5 2 7 5 and Frank Froehling beat Billy Knight 4 6 8 6 4 4 The U S can clinch Friday with McKinley and Dennis Ralston pairing to beat Sangster and Bobby Wilson If India wins the next round the challenger will face Australia December 26 28
Sen Kenneth Keating says boxing needs a national boxing commissioner to clean up promoters and managers. He spoke during a television program tied to a Reader's Digest article by Jack Dempsey and a panel including Jimmy Braddock and Jersey Joe Walcott. The proposal includes federal regulation and reforms for exams, judging, and protections for boxers.
San Francisco reactivated fullback Joe Perry and Clyde Conner after their recoveries, keeping the roster at 35 players. Perry, 36, joined via waivers from Baltimore two weeks prior and earlier starred for the 49ers during the late 1940s and early 1950s, including a 12-2 season and multiple 1,000 yard rushing campaigns. Conner returns from a broken collarbone, while the club struggles to add a quarterback amid talks of further changes.
Westminster defeats Frederick 27 20 on a late blocked punt return for a touchdown. Cadets lose a 24 0 halftime lead as Westminster capitalizes on two interceptions and a fumbled punt. Hart led Frederick with 130 passing yards and a 40 yard rush.
San Francisco burst ahead in the first inning and shut down Philadelphia to secure a 10-0 victory as Billy O'Dell held the Phillies to three hits. O'Dell improved to 14-10 with the win while Green fell to 7-3 for Philadelphia. McCovey and Bailey provided run support for the Giants.
Gary Jackson steered Frederick High School to a 20 to 33 to 80 victory over Bethexla Chevy-Chase and Waynesboro at the VFW course. Jackson ran 11 17 03 to finish a minute ahead of BCC’s second placer, with Terry Korrell Eric Ambush and Phil Grove close behind. Lance Howard led junior varsity with 12 03 as BCC claimed the top JV finish.
Frederick High seeks a 11th straight undefeated football night as they host North Hagerstown at McCurdy Field 8 p.m. The Cadets, 2-0-1 in Tri-State League, shuffled the lineup with Jack Hart at fullback and Wart switching from fullback to the line as key players Brachey Smith Sewell and Keyser anchor the offense while hoping for a return by injured Dave Boyd.
Claudia Lindor the national intercollegiate golf champion announced on Thursday she will turn professional this week at the Mintay Wright Invitational in La Jolla California. The move marks a transition from amateur collegial competition to professional tour events.
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