Local boxing returns with outdoor show at Municipal Stadium
Hagerstown plans an outdoor boxing card on Saturday July 16 at Municipal Stadium with a rain date of July 18. The Associated Boxing Club Inc of Baltimore supplies fighters for six bouts, eight-round features, and two four-round prelims. Tony Enzenga promotes, Eddie Hrica is matchmaker, and fan demand could lead to regular shows and even name fighters from the Washington area. Also, auto races resume at Hagerstown Speedway on July 4 with weekly Sunday events after Independence Day.
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Jaycee Golf Tourney Carded Here for Beaver Creek
The Hagerstown Junior Chamber announces the annual Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament for youths 14 to 18 at Beaver Creek Country Club on June 30 at 9 a.m. A $1 entry fee and registration by June 2 are required. Top three scorers advance to the Maryland State Jaycee Golf Tournament in Hagerstown with further rounds July 8 and 9 at Fountain Head and Beaver Creek. The Maryland champion progresses to the National Jaycee finals in Waterloo Iowa August 13-20.
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Hagerstown Jaycee Junior Golf Championship Entry Form
Official entry blank details for the Hagerstown Jaycee Junior Golf Championship include entrant name, address, telephone, and a signed entry. Contestants must not have reached 11th birthday by August 15th. Return entry blanks to Richard Urgo in Hagerstown, MD with a $1.00 entrance fee.
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Basore Hurls Two Hitter As Noland's Wins
Basore pitched a two hitter to lead Noland's Garage to a 2-0 victory over Veterans of Foreign Wars in a close Community Softball League game. Basore limited the opponents while John Ausherman allowed four hits and Parks hit a homer for Noland's.
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Top Teams Clash in Community Softball League Battle
East End Tavern leads the league at 12-1 as Noland's trails by two games. Bill Fabhrney doubled and scored on Harold Spigler's deep fly, Ted Byers making a great catch. East End’s Pete Easton blanked the Moose with a one hitter before Buck Barton’s fifth inning single broke it up. West End Tavern tops second place after a 13-1 win over the Naval Administration Unit. Junior Cunningham and George Baker each had two hits, Jim Jennings three safeties. Standings shown for the league.
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East End Tavern
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George Baker
Jim Jennings
U S Golfers Trailing In Cup Matches
Gary Player and Bobby Locke lead Canada Cup favorites as they face the United States in Portmarnock with Player battling asthma and Locke recovering from a serious auto crash. Their 65 and 72 set a 131 34, while Palmer and Snead posted 69 and 71 for 140. Belgian Flory Van Donck shot 68 to sit second individually.
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Italy
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Wales
Ben Arda
Philippines
Francois Saubaber
France
Civitan Triumphs Over Steel Workers in Moose League
Markell hit a grand slam and a double as Civitan outslugged the Steel Workers 8 to 2 in Moose League play. Pike joined the scoring with key hits while Nacco pitchers held Simons and Pike to two hits each as Civitan built a five run sixth inning and dominating defense.
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Naeco
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Andersons to Face Gallo in Wyandotte Softball clash
The Andersons travel to Nixon’s Tavern to meet Gallo and Kendall in a Washington County softball league game tonight. Leisinger, Nixon, Kendall, Mandy, Cline, and For are listed among players as the matchup unfolds at Wyand.
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Sparkies Top Express in Pony League victory
Sparkies beat Pony Express 6 to 4 as Cianelli doubled twice and Weaver homered twice. Keckler struck out many, Pony Express offense produced four runs in the second inning and late rally, Cubs and Red Sox also in action as score updates cross the night.
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Mann
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Plenty Of Play In Boonsboro Softball Loop
Boonsboro softball action produced five games this week. Lutheran nine defeated Fire Company 13 to 9 behind strong hitting from Alexander, Herr and others. Esso club routed Rebels 27 to 7 as Cash pitched, Lewis homered twice, Thomas also went deep. 8-Balls beat Lutheran 10 to 8 with Semler on the mound, Smith Makin aiding the attack. Fire Company then downed Rebels 7 to 1 with Cunningham and Moats contributing, Jay Keller slugging three homers. Standings update.
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Fights Last Night in Los Angeles and Charleston Card
Boxing results show Emilio Flores and Noel Humphreys drawing in Charleston with 128 weights. Ray Riojas stopped Timmy Jefferson in Fort Worth at 9. Billy Collins outpointed Kid Rayo in Los Angeles. Next week's card includes EUB versus Esso, Rebels versus EUB, and 8-Balls versus Fire Co at Shafer Park and nearby fields.
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Nma
SSO
Smmimeem
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Lutheran
Orioles Open Four Game Series With Skinny Brown On Mound
Skinny Brown will start for Baltimore tonight as the Orioles seek to reclaim first in the American League. He aims for his seventh win against two losses, facing Don Larsen who is winless. Baltimore trails the Yankees by a half game after a dramatic 11 inning win over Chicago, with Jerry Walker faltering late as the Pale Hose tied in the ninth before Baltimore pulled ahead with clutch hits and a Hansen homer.
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New Bowling Record Set At Turner's Lanes
A new house record was established for a mixed league team at Turner's Dual Lanes on Tuesday night June 21 in the Summer Flower Mixed Tenpin League Team No 1 the Lilacs rolled 963 for a high team game breaking the old 856 mark held by National Oats steam from the Flying Feather League. Team members and scores include Ralph Ebersole 233 Gerry Intercia 169 Polly Staggers 148 Cliff Miller 247 Bruce Shue 167.
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Bruce Shue
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Scoring will be by rounds with a supplementary point system if a round ends in a draw.
Messy Tigers End Yankees Streak With 2-1 Win
Pitcher Don Messi of the Tigers limited the Yankees to one run as Detroit snapped New York’s six game winning streak and improved to 45 on the season. Eddie Mathews led the Braves with two homers, his 11th and 16th of the year, in an 8-4 victory completing a four game sweep over the Giants.
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Yankees top Washington as Indians trail by two games
Cleveland wins 7-6 over Washington to stay two back of New York, with Jim Coates 8-0 likely starter and Jim Perry 7-3 set to pitch for Cleveland. Don Messi allowed nine hits in a 13-4 Kansas City loss as Charley Maxwell homered to lift Detroit.
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