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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
18
Massey Ford defeated New York in a rain shortened five inning game as Ken Embley of Warrenfelix led with three safeties. Massey Ford to face BPE and Warrenteltz tonight, with Hagerstown Auto Parts on schedule.
Four runs in the first inning powered Williams Sport Church Of God to a 7 4 win over Christian Youth Center in the Christian Youth Center Softball League last night. Hallowell Brethren In Christ defeated Rose Hill 6 4 with Burger, Beaver and Shaw homering for Rose Hill.
The Red Men staged a late rally scoring three runs in the sixth to defeat Warrenfeltz 4 to 3. Roy Hackett delivered the tying single as four walks and three errors aided the comeback. Mallatt doubled twice while Tom Grove and Tex Osborne had two hits for the losers. Textiles meet Staley's tonight.
Race results from Charles Town feature several races with claimed horses and participants including Fifteen entries across the fourth through ninth events with times and placements. Washington AP reports the June 5 1963 treasury balance in detail noting total assets liabilities and debt figures for the federal treasury.
Callas came from behind with a four run sixth inning to beat Pangborn 7-5 in the Vatley Little League. Jerry Martin and Dale Martin delivered two run singles late, while Mike McAttistar and Jerry Martin added two safeties each for Callas. Steiner homered for Pangborn as Pryor and Wilson combined for 11 strikeouts with Wilson taking the win.
In Omaha the College World Series begins with Texas and Missouri favored to advance from a double elimination bracket. Texas pitcher Bob Meyer hurled a shutout over Southern California and Missouri beat Holy Cross 3-0 with a six hitter by Keith Weber. Arizona Florida State also a strong pitching night as Arizona topped Penn State and Florida State defeated Western Michigan.
The Sparkies scored all runs in two big frames to defeat Ruberoid 7 to 2 in Pony League action Monday night. Don Lossinger pitched the distance for the win as Ruberoid managed only two fifth inning hits. Steve Grove belted a three run homer for Sparkies, with Morgan driving in key runs later. Also note a rainout between Yankees and Nacco was rescheduled for Saturday at 6 15.
Bonanza defeated Fairchild 10-8 in four innings as rain halted play. Sam Reid and Jeff Schindel homered, Kirkerbeck doubled, Don O'Brien tripled, and Mike Coons hit a first inning round tripper to briefly put Fairchild ahead. Blaine Mimnal stood out for the losers as Bonanza improves to face Potomac Edison.
John Smothers hurled a five inning one hit shutout as Kaplan's blanked Miller's 7 to 0 in a Williamsport Community Softball League game halted by rain. Smothers struck out seven with the lone hit a fourth inning single by Fred Pits tonper. Russ rapped three singles for Kaplan's, while Diago Ceravalo Kim Lane and Rick Green added two hits each.
Tinker Burger starred for P.O.P. in a lopsided 200 victory over W.E.W. Tast, belting two homers and four singles with five RBIs as part of a 15 hit attack. Joe Palmer added a double and two singles, George Kann three hits, while Charles Rideout and Steve McAbee had the losers’ only hits.
A cluttered OCR list shows On Air Tonight programming across WJEJ and WJEJ-FM Hagerstown. Items include musical matinees, news, farm hour, weather, sports, and various weekday and weekday night shows with host names and times, reflecting a dense schedule card with multiple repeats and overlaps.
Creek Waltonian Archers staged a large archery tourney at Txaak Walton grounds with Hoffman Chevrolet supplying the venue. The event featured 14 field, 14 hunter, 14 broadhead divisions plus open and expert categories, highlighting high scores and standout performances by local archers and teams from Greencastle and beyond.
Pangborn edged Buff Parks 4 3 in a West End Little League half season opener highlighted by strong pitching, sharp defense, and risky baserunning. Martin Mandawnicht homered, Pangborn guards dazzled on steals, and Brad Shingler drove in the deciding run as AFL-CIO outlasted Civitan 9 4.
Obscure chess style notation fragment lists players Holla Kenpper Palm er Toms Parks Pep er with numbers 14 6 2 12 15 8 2. The readable bits hint at a match or tournament notation but lack context or clear outcomes.
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