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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
14
Hub City Slo Pitch League Standings Update
Standings show Be dr. Fire Co. Owls and Gage Mearyland Ribbon Merchants Wholesale leading the Hub City Slo Pitch League with Ward Leonard Ruberoid IBM also listed among teams and sponsors in the latest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub City Slo
Be Dr. Fire Co. Owls Gage Mearyland Ribbon Merchants Wholesale
H&e TV Ward Leonard Ruberoid IBM
Eddie Hose Leads Lions Past Textiles In Big Victory
Eddie Hose hit his 18th and 14th home runs of the season and added two singles to spark the Covococheague Lions to a 19-3 win over the Textiles in Little League action. Hose drove in multiple runs with two on, as the Lions pounded out 16 hits and scored in all but the final inning. Billy Rose, Steve Shapir, G. Barnhart, and J. Miler each chipped in with two or more hits. For the Textiles, Dave Cole and Billy Mitchell collected three and two hits respectively. Staley and Warren had a separate result in another game as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Hose
Lions
Hose
Billy Rose
Steve Shapir
G. Barnhart
J. Miler
Dave Cole
Billy
P.E. Cubs
Huberoj
Red Sox
Grand Union
Bob Lorshbaugh
Doug Myers
Cubs
Seventree
Howie Long
Ted Drake
Blaine Baker
Hobbilington
Larshbaugh
Myers
Baker
Whittington
Anewise Aml Minneason
Untzell
Ayers
Tesler
Lindsay
Marty
Sauble
Sparkies
A.W
Yankees
Navco
Charles Town Race Results Summary
Race card read like a scattered ledger with many garbled horse names and times. Notable entries include Leonardian Ablantina and Gold Scholar among a list of horses, with incomplete results and partial classifications across three races.
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Sim
Sime Bod
Smith
Leonardian Ablantina
Nea
Jnert
Gieaer
Ain
A's Owner Weighs Move to California in Oakland Push
Cleveland AP report notes Charles O. Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics, telling executives he might relocate the club to Oakland California. Cronin said no formal move request yet. eight of ten owners would need to approve.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
Athletics
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Calif
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Finley
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A's
Dallas
California
County Board of Supervisors
Horace Stoneham
San Francisco Giants
Fintley
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Candlestick Park
Oakland Stadium
Stoneham
San Francisco
Garland
Ierans
Vidson
Alfie
Offi- i Aico
Indien Georne
Siniers
Beeman
Otter
Atlanta
Alanta
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Earl Mann
Ford Frick
Los Angeles Angels
I Finley
Free-Hitting Games At Stadium Highlight Stadi um League action
Antietam beat South Hagerstown 9-5 in a home run contest while First Hose edged Western Enterprises 12-11 in a slugfest. Antietam’s Jones and Deloiser homered. Nigh and Wiebel for South Tagerstown. Second game saw McMillian and Poper help First Hose with six of 14 hits. Crowl homered for the losers. Antietam then shaded South Hagerstown 4-3 as Randall doubled and scored on a wild pitch. Whitpire led with four hits for South Hagerstown. Booster tickets due by Thursday night. Tonight Hagerstown Auto Parts vs Massey and Elks vs Watren ell.
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Antietam
South Hagertown
First Hose
Vaugh Crowl
Lewis Barber
Jose
Antetam
South Hagerstown
Terry Randall
Iwo-Bagger
Race results from Marlboro card clash with multiple races reported
A fragmented crate of race results lists the Marlboro track card with six races and mixed outcomes. Winners and odds appear for the first race under claiming terms, with subsequent races citing various horses and riders. The text also includes a discussion about a possible Oakland relocation and league expansion amid meetings led by Finley and governors, noting attendance concerns and ownership notes.
Giants Trade Rosey Grier to Rams Shake Front Line
New York Giants star defensive lineman Rosey Grier, age 31 and 6 foot 5, was traded to the Los Angeles Rams for tackle John La Vetere and a high draft choice. The Wearsome Foursome era ends as Grier leaves a unit that helped win five Eastern titles and one NFL championship.
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Bob Green
NEW York
API
New York Giants
Giants
Roosevelt Grier
Los Angeles
John LaVetere
Ions
Grier
Dick Lowery
Shipley
Marin
Wmodzelewski
Jim Kalnyze
Lawhorne
Fem Savage
Andy Robustelli
Rosey
RAMS
Rosevell (Rosey) Grier
Los Angeles Rams
Coons Homer and Double Leads Rams Trade Talk
Coons clouts a homer and a double in a Rams victory as LaVetere, 27, 6-foot-4 and 285, joins Potomac Edison amid a midseason exchange. Giants coach Allie Sherman comments on LaVetere and LoVetere’s impact as Grier, Bonanza Homes and others discuss a running back deal. Minor League results note Pacific Coast League All-Stars 4 Spokane 2.
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LaVetete
Mike Coons
Fairchild Rams
John Marin
Potomac Edison
Lions
Bonanza
Associated Press
Spokane
Kaplan's Team Handed Defeat In Williamsport Softball League
Tom Montgomery held Kaplan's Grocery scoreless in the second inning as the Maryland Institution For Men defeated Kaplan's 13 to 3. Maryland tallying seven runs in the third inning, Hoy 2-for-2 led the winners. Ball Brown and S Brown also 2-for-3. Shin 2-for-2 for Kaplan's, Smothe's Green Montgomery and Cleary noted in line.
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Tom Montgomery
Kaplan
Secon
Maryland Institution
Williamsport
M.L
Hoy
Ball
H. Brown
Brown
Shin
Lions Triumph in Lopsided Little League Victory
The Lions routed Potomac Edison 16 to 1 at Halfway Little League. Curtis Lowery pitched a three hitless innings, Mike Hammond hit a homer and a double, and Tom Langhorns and Chip Bowers added key hits to fuel the early assault. Potomac Edison’s Dave Saunders contributed a double for an extra base.
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Lions
Potomac Edison
Curtis Lowery
Mike Hammond
Tom Langhorns
Chip Bowers
Dave Saunders
Potomac Talson
Cubs and Red Sox Triumph in Pony League Action
In a bustling Pony League program, Cubs beat Grand Union 7 to 4 as Ruberole struggled with errors and Lorshvaugh and Myers sparked a comeback. Red Sox rallied past Broadway 9 to 5 in a tight late-game finish after taking a 3-0 lead.
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Cubs
Red Sox
Grand Union
Hitzell
Stoner
Kline
Sauble
Dresher
Drawbaugh's Hit Wins Game in Wild Softball Clash
In a nine inning Federal Lite League game Monday night, Hartle's Lions edged Jack Lattimer's Exchange 5 4. Tied 4 4 in regulation, Drawbaugh delivered a tying and winning single in the bottom of the seventh with two outs and runners on third. Hartle's outhit Exchange 12 to 8 as Bill Boerum, Jeff Griffith, and Bruce Harper starred for Hartle's while Russ Kline fanned four for the Lions.
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Rob Drawbaugh
Lions
Exchange
Lartle
Appalachian Inn
Washington County
Bill Borum
Hartle
Jeff Griffth
Change
Bruce Harper
Elmer Funk
Crawbaugh
Russ Kline
Jack Lattimer
Bobby Everly
Beers
Funk and
Bowman
Kline
Hansborough
Poffenberger
Wilson
Harper
Howard Leads Midget Baseball With 7 Hits
Howard went seven for seven in a two game slate, Miles and Star liper each with two hits to beat Reservoir while J Cauffroan collected two hits including a four bagger. Hamilton Park beat Ridge with Sauble Fell and Mazur each getting three hits. Fell hit the lone homer for the winners. Tomorrow features six Midget games starting at 1 15 p.m.
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Miles
Starliper
Reservoir
J. Cauffroan
Hamilton Park
Sauble
Fell
Mazur
Down Ridge
Baker
Wyand
Ridge
Woodland Way
City Park
Ninth Straight Win For Nats
The K-5 Nata swept to their ninth straight victory at the National Little League, defeating Tanghorn 30 to 1 on opening night. Arnold Young and Kim Kell held Tanghorn to three hits as Nats exploded for runs in the first inning. Dennis Seil and Prince led the hitting for the Nats, with Tiger Prince and Larry Dean contributing two hits each. Tanghorn’s Panghorn recovered some, but the Nats dominated, earning the win behind solid pitching and a strong offensive showing.
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Nata
Tanghorn
Arnold Young
Kim Kel
Tangborn
Letapat
Atnca Il
Waviatden
Siver
Dennis Seilaga
Prince
Amer
Tiger Princ Fe
Larry Dean de
Miller's Team Wins Three Hunt Singles In Williamsport Loss
Miller's collected a 3-2 victory over the Lions in the Williamsport Community Softball League. Ausherman pitched a six hitter to earn the win, while Hive allowed five hits in a losing effort. Rodney Nave had three hits for the Lions.
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Hunt
Miller's
Lions
Williamsport
Ausherman
Hive
Rodney Nave
Lona
Rice
Anderson
Ausherman Land Byers
Thai boxer earns technical knockout in Tokyo fight
In Tokyo Thai Payakso defeated Goro Tsutumi by technical knockout in a title bout. In Albuquerque Joey Linas outpointed Joe Mott at 145 and 144 pounds respectively. The International League slate shows Arkansas 58, Jacksonville 1 4, Richmond 4, Atlanta 2, Syracuse 3, Buffalo 4, Rochester 2 with only games scheduled.
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Jacksonville
Richmond
Atlanta
Syracuse
Columbus
Buffalo
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