Hetzer named to Maryland Racing Commission from Hagerstown
C William Hetzer appointed to the Maryland Racing Commission succeeding H Courtenay Jennifer. Hetzer, a 53 year old civil engineer and Williamsport native, will serve the remainder of Jennifer's five year term and represents Washington County on the panel.
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Guv. Tawes
Annapolis
C. William Hetzer
Maryland Racing Commission
Washington County
The
Racing Commission
Hetzer
Hageratown
H. Courtenay Jennifer
Jennifer
Commission
Netzer
Washington
Maryland Racing Comision
D. Eldred Rinehart
Kinetart
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Milestone Farm
Democratic State Central Committee
Sixth Congressional
Bill Hetzer
Willy
Williamsport Hollowell Triumph In Softball Wins
Williamsport Church Of God shut out Grace Brethren 20 to 0 and Hollowell Brethren rolled to a 29 to 7 conquest of Cedar Lawn Missionary Church in the Hagerstown Christian Youth Center league last evening. D Shank pitched a four hit game for Williamsport. A second game was halted due to darkness after six innings. The league schedules twin bills each Monday and Tuesday at 6 15 at South Potomac Junior High.
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Williamsport Church of God
Grace Brethren
Hollowell Brethren
Cedar Lawn Missionary Church
Hagerstown Christian Youth Center
D. Shank
Williamsport
South Potomac Junior High
Little Leaguer Hurls No Hitter At Delaware Field
Delaware youth Haupt pitched a no hitter in a National Little League game, facing two baserunners and striking out 16. Keyser spoiled the no hit bid with two hits, as Haupt’s team built a 12 hit attack and led each inning. Johnny Wingerd, Joe Kolar, Jeff Palmer all had multi hit games as the winners stitched runs throughout.
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Dave Haujt
Jead Clyilan
Pepsi Cola
Haupt
Yom Keyser
Keyser
Isa
Gatn
Johny Wingerd
Joe Kolar
Jeff Palmer
Deloster
Burger Chef
Charles Town
W. VA
Frederick EB. Westenbarger
Belle
Ridenour
Hofman
Swope
de Ferrara
Strbaugh
Tony Hyee Ek
Thej
Delaware P. Twin
Hagerstown Junior Bowling Team Wins National Championship
The Hagerstown Ten Pin Junior Bowling League girls Susan Edlund Brenda Harriman Sherry Koontz Debbie Hendrickson Jackie Snneratt captured the national bantam division title in the American Junior Bowling Congress Mail-O-Graphic Tournament. Their 1876 total pinfall across two games earned them the crown, with a banquet scheduled June 3 at Hotel Alexander to honor the champions.
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Dick Kelly
Daily Mall Sports Sditer
Hagerstown
American Junior Bowling Congress
United States
Frank Turner
Chicago
Dly
Joe Dinner
Susan Edlund
Brenda Harriman
Sherry Koontz
Debbie Hendrickson
Jackie Snneratt
Bilner
Hotel Alexander
Con- Brose
Tel Wolfman
AJHC
Diete
Brenda Hartman
Jackie Hawcroft
Sea Story
Stadium Loop Sets Wednesday Meeting for League Officials
Waperstown Stadium Baseball League announces a 4:30 PM meeting at Muynlelpal Stadium for team managers and officials, Bil Bennett reports. First Hose routed Western Enterprise 15 to 8 with 15 hits and two five run innings, Antietam beat South Hagerstown 6 to 2 on 12 hits, Vaughn Crawl and Warne Carter spark the winners, Paul Matlet and Dick McMillan each three hits. South Hagerstown’s Bill Divblis led with a 3-for-3 night. no games tonight.
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Waperstown Stadium
Bil Bennett
Muynlelpal Stadlune
Mose
Western Enterprise
Antietam
Onty
South Hagerstown
Vaughn Crawl
Ripper
Oy Warne Carter
Wate
Paul Matlet
Dick McMillan
Joe Domfotter
Dave Hose
Sherer
Larry Kershner
Bill Divblis
Hagerstown Auto Parts
Warrenfeld
Massey Ford
B.P.O.E
Bill
Wrirat Hose
West
Orioles Seek Ninth Straight Win Against Athletics
Baltimore Orioles ride an eight game win streak into Kansas City to threaten a club record. Robin Roberts to start, with his father’s funeral in Springfield, as Baltimore targets ninth consecutive victory against Ted Bownfield and the Athletics. State farm night adds sentiment to a pivotal AL matchup amid lefty-heavy pitching and standings implications.
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Kansas City
Baltimore Oilates
New York Yankees
Robin Roberts
Orioles
Sue
Roberts
Springfield
Baltimore
Jack
Orloles
Ted
Cleveland Indians
Irving
Beodit
Avery
Washington Senators
Hather
Athletics
Ted Bownfield
Robaetas
Fast Field In $100,000 Race At Aqueduct
Five stars from last season including Kentucky Derby and Preakness winners are among a large field for the Metropolitan Handicap at Aqueduct. Memorial Day race at a mile and a sixteenth features At Noselle and others with strong odds as the race opens New York’s racing handle season.
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Aqueduct
NEW York
Mile
Fred W. Hooper
Noselle
Montpelier ‘Farm
Mongo
Camden State Park
Crimson King Farm
Crimson Satan
Townsend B. Martin
Sunrise County
el Peco Ranch
Decidedly
Brandywine Stable
Greek Money
Adword
Brooklyn
Kennedy The Golfer Qualified At Philadelphia Elimination
John Kennedy advanced from Monday eliminations in the Ube area qualifiers for the seven finals. The event, reported by AP, captured Kennedy's steady play amid rough conditions as he moved toward a spot in the main competition.
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Philadelphia
John Kennedy
Ube
Maryland Institution Men Cushwa’s Rally Beats Willtzme Cocomunity
Tomasontgomery pitched a one hitter as H Brown and S Brown each had four hits for Mary land Institution for Men Cushwa's in a Willtzme Cocomunity Softball League game. The team built a four-run lead in the first inning and added two more in the sixth, stifling the opponent after the early frame.
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Tomasontgomery
Onehitter
H. Brown
S. Brown
Maryland Institution
Trout Fishing Stamps Now Available Here
Maryland residents over 16 must buy a $1 trout stamp, in addition to a regular license, starting June 1 1963. Stamps distributed in Hagerstown at Smith Oil Co and Semler McFaddin Sports Store. non residents 12 and older also require a trout stamp. Ernest A. Vaught announced the rule under new General Assembly legislation.
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Maryland Game and Inland Filth Commission
Ernest A. Vaught
Commission
Maryland General Assembly
Hagerstown
Smith Oil Company
Washington
Semler - McFaddin Sports
Potomac
Maryland
Colts Pleased With Signing Of Mackay
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of one of the prize draftees from the 1962 college era. The move marks a key addition to the roster as the team seeks to bolster its backfield and overall depth for upcoming season. The club did not disclose terms of the contract or any personal comments from the player at this time.
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Baltimore Tap
Baltimore Colts
Cassius Clay Warned To Button Lip
London AP reports Cassius Clay arrived to a wary London crowd days before his May 18 bout with Henry Cooper. Clay boasted he would be champion and mocked Cooper, drawing warnings from a Daily Mail writer and skepticism from locals about his self-confidence and chances in the British clash.
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Cassius Clay
Anthony White
London
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Clay
Henry Cooper
Cooper
Hiis
Sack Wood
Daily Mall
Indianapolis Drivers Stage Final Practice
Indianapolis drivers prepare for the S00wmile race at the speedway in a final practice session. The field features Offenhauser roadsters, Lotus chassis plans, and drivers like Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney. Weather and tire choices shape strategy as veteran and upcoming racers test two to three pit stops.
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Indianapolis
IndianApolis Motor Speedway
Colin Chapman
London
Jimmy Clark
Dan Kimey
Nickey ‘Thos
Long
F Bene Gatir
Tod Rokle al Miler
Camel Jones
Selene
Loonie
Lema Wins Memphis Open in Playoff For Second Money Lead
Tony Lema captured the $50,000 Memphis Open in a sudden death playoff against Tommy Aaron, earning $9,000 and moving to second in season earnings behind Jack Nicklaus. The 27-hole final ended tied at 16 under par 270, with Lema clinching on the 18th green after a pair of late birdies.
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Memphis, Tenn
Tony Lema
Lema
Aaron
Aaron Jeading
South Africa
Gary Player
Gene Littler
Rancho Bernardo
Calif
Tenia
Rarara
Angles
Lions
George Preas Signs With Baltimore Colts in 9th NFL Contract
Baltimore Calts announce the signing of George Preas a 6 foot 2 inch 250 pound tackle from Virginia Tech for his ninth NFL contract. Preas a 1953 Colts draft pick was a starter in 1956 after spring season. The article notes Mackey drafted and Jets interest, with concerns about fullback and the Colts offense.
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George Preas
Baltimore
Baltimore Calts
Virginia Tech
Colts
Tittle rests after surgery on right elbow
New York AP reports Giants quarterback Y. A. Tittle recovering comfortably at St. Vincent's Hospital after minor elbow surgery. The 36 year old star had elbow pain since last season, a swollen bulgal sac removed Monday. He will remain hospitalized a few days and rest about three weeks before camp loosenings.
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New York
Giants
Y. A. Tittle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hagerstown golfers fail to qualify for Open berths
Two Hagerstown area pros competed in a 35 hole allination round at Prince George’s Country Club near Washington. Dick Mullen posted 74 77 151, two strokes over the 149 cutoff, while Chartian Heeling finished 153 after a 73 start but slipped late. Jimmy Clarke led the district free qualifiers with 242, and other qualifiers included Jack Peck Parky Cullinane Jimmy Bellezi Chick Evans Charley Estton Bob Chandler Clarence Dollar Larry Wise a Myars and Charley Knoweles.
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Hagerstown
Prince Georger Country Club
Washing
Dick Mullen
Chartian Heeling
Fountain Head Country Club
Mullen
Jimmy Clarke
Jack Peck
Parky Cullinane
Jimmy Bellezi
Chick Evans
Trumpower Shines With 14 K Opening Win for Valley League
Steve Trumpower dominated the opener for Naceo against South Mountain with 14 strikeouts in a near no hitter. An infield single by Barry Chlebnikan broke the no-hitter in the final inning. Nucco limited opponents to three hits as Jenig produced two. The Winters tallied twice in the second and three times in the fourth.
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Steve Trumpower
Naceo
South Mountain
S.t. Trumpower
Barry Chlebnikan
Nucco
Bernie Jenig
Winters
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