Hardin son chases dad on track to Olympic goal
Billy Hardin, LSU student, won the 400 meter hurdles at the National AAU meet in New Brunswick and aims to beat his father Glenn Hardin’s world record on the same Stockholm track. Billy, 50.1 in New Brunswick, eyes Olympics and a fall U.S. team tour in Stockholm.
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Los Angeles
Hillbillies sweep duckpin league with three wins
In Health Center Mens Summer League action the Hillbillies defeated Estes Express three times led by Harry Mason's 393 series from 121 134 and 138 and Charles Mason Jr.'s 146. Charles Luttrell and E B Lutt 126 helped Clevenger Esso in a separate 3-0 win, while Clock Watchers swept Alley Cats and Road Runners went 3-0 over Beatle Nuts.
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Health Center
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Larry Clark
Bill Wingfield
Mountain Dew Boys
Clevenger
Esso
Allen Hoover
Chauncey Snapp
Dickie Wisecarver
Charles Luttrell
E. B. Lutt
Phyllis McKee
Susie Good
Gayla Tucker
Terry Nicholson
Estelle Long
Juanita Long
Sheila Vance
Judy Sargent
Nalley Stretches Lead in Hagerstown Standings
Bill Nalley of Brunswick Md won the feature at Hagerstown Raceway for 100 points, totaling 685 this year. Clem Lamaster placed second but missed action with a blown engine, narrowing Nalley’s margin to 135 points over Lamaster with Earl Moran surging to within 10 points of Lamaster after earning 95 points. Wayne Lutz dropped to third in limited sportsman as Elwood Hager overtook Beeler for the lead. Heat results list Drewry Daley Hartley Kennedy and Nalley among top finishers.
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Tiny” Lutz
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Rossie Daley
Earl Hartley
Tine
Jim Kennedy
Bob Martin
Wolford
Shorty Bowers
Hager
Lee Schriver
Fred Rohrer
Beauty Contest and Firecracker 75 Dominate Winchester Speedway
Winchester Speedway plans a Firecracker 75 stock car race under night lights at 8 30 with 4 10 lap heats and a 75 lap main on the 1 3 mile banked dirt oval. The Beauty Contest to pick Miss Winchester Speedway 1964 starts at 7 pm with several contestants and sponsors listed. Judges include local officials and top drivers. master of ceremonies is Harrington Smith. As of June 26 the standings show Nalley and Beeler leading their divisions with points tallied for Modified and Sportsman classes.
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Open Hearth Restaurant
Bonnie Ritter
Commercial and Savings Bank
Barbara Rosenberger
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Frederick County
Bill Nalley
Charlie Beeler
Speedway
Harrington Smith
Rotary Trounces National Fruit In Little League
Rotary beat National Fruit 19 to 5 yesterday in the little baseball league. Bill Stone earned the win, relieved by D Eyre, while Chuck Renner took the loss, relieved by S Newlin. The text also notes Buddy Edel en as a top track athlete with a U.S. Olympic bid and mentions summer selection events in New York and Los Angeles.
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Bill Stone
D. Eyre
Chuck Renner
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Buddy Edelen
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Los Angeles
Aguirre Uses Three Hitter In 3-1 Win Over Tribe
Detroit left-hander Hank Aguirre pitched a three hitter to beat Cleveland 3-1 for his second win of the season. He hadn’t won in 45 days and improved after a slow start with nine scoreless innings before allowing a homer to Al Smith. Other AL games included Baltimore 4-2 Los Angeles, Kansas City 6-4 in 11 innings New York, Chicago 8-7 Washington, and Minnesota 14-3 Boston.
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Associated Press
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al Smith
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Minnesota
Boston
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Pete Ward
Tom McCraw
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