I Run Winners Spark Church League Action
Three I Run winners fueled church league play with Wesley beating Sunnyside 4-3, Market Street topping First Baptist 7-2, Braddock Street edging CYO 2-1, and First Presbyterian defeating Congregational Christian 6-5. Maurice Whaley earned the win for Wesley with a double and Butch Rinker starred for Sunnyside. Harry Propst, Bill Vanscoy, Buck Cooper, and Jack Fretwell led Market Street’s 12 hits. Jim Laise and John Irvine combined for Presbyterian's win.
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Wesley
Sunnyside
Market Street
First Baptist
Braddock Street
C.Y
First Presbyterian
Congregational Christian
Maurice Whaley
Butch Rinker
Fisher
Market St
Harry Propst
Bill Vanscoy
Duckspin Mary Ann Funk Leads Upset In Ladies League
Mary Ann Funk pinned 139 137 and 111 for a season high 387 as The Foursome upset Charles Town 2 1 in the Ladies Foursome Summer League at Health Center Lanes. Also notable were Lucille Hughes 115 Gertrude Reed 109 for the winners and Virginia Dorsey 124 Sybil Baker 113 for Charles Town.
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Mary Ann Funk
Charles Town
Health Center
June
Mrs. Funk
Lucille Hughes
Gertrude Reed
Virginia Dorsey
Sybil Baker
RM Soph Ranks As Pitcher For Randolph Macon
Randolph Macon College sophomore Bob Stearns of Hedgesville West Virginia ranks among the top twenty five college pitchers in ERA for 1964. In 41 2 3 innings he allowed 27 hits four earned runs and 16 bases on balls while fanning 16. His record was 4 1 as the team went 10 6 and finished second in the Virginia small college race.
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Ashland
Randolph- Macon College
Bob Stearns
Hedgesville
West Virginia
Stearns
Randolph Macon
Brown Chooses Packers Over Baseball Career
Frederick Maryland AP Tom Brown former University of Maryland star quits 14 years in baseball to try football with the Green Bay Packers. He cited a 50 50 chance to reach the majors from manager Jim Lemon and plans to attend Green Bay training camp as a flanker or defensive back. He will return to Maryland in fall to finish credits for his degree.
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Frederick
Tom Brown
Green Bay Packers
Brown
University of Maryland
Jim Lemon
York
Lemon
Washington Senators
Maryland
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Wright Ties For Open Lead In San Diego
At the U S Women's Open did not change clubs mid swing Mickey Wright tied for the lead with Marlon Hagge and Shirley Englehorn after a two under par 71 at San Diego Country Club. The round featured a late bogey after a club doubt on the 18th hole. The event spans 36 holes over the weekend.
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San, Diego
Calif
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Marlon Bauer Hagge
Shirley Englehorn
Los Angeles
San Diego Country Club
Braves Blocked as Milwaukee Threatens Antitrust Move
Milwaukee Congressman Henry Reuss warns the National League to halt any move to shift the Braves to Atlanta. He says bases of fan support and public-private facilities must not be exploited and threatens antitrust action if the team departs. Braves officials and local leaders dispute and back off a potential suit after exchanges.
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MILWAUKEE @P
Milwaukee
National League
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Warren Giles
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Braves
Reuss
House
Emanuel Celler
Cincinnati
Giles
John McHale
Grobschmidt
Lotus Ford Signed For Trenton 150
Trenton New Jersey July 19 signings include Bobby Marshman and Rodger Ward driving Ford powered rear engine cars in the Trenton 150 national championship. A. J. Foyt heads for Trenton with a new Offenhauser after sweeping titles this year. Pitching coach Tom Ferrick of the Kansas City Athletics earned 13 wins as a 1936 Cotton States rookie.
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Trenton
N.J
America
Lotus Ford
Bobby Marshman
Marshman
Pottstown
Michigan
Rodger Ward
Funner
Ward
Indianapolis
A.J. Foyt
Phoenix
Arizona
Milwaukee
Tom Ferrick
Kansas City Athletics
Greenwood, Miss
Phrlse Downs Dominates 4-0 In Ladies Summer Bowling
Northside lanes action trends Phrlse Downs to first with a 4-0 over Fearless Five as Lorraine Sealock posts 169 460. Betty McKee delivers 180 146 162 for 488 and Pat Taylor 194 166 154 for 514 to lead the winners. Dee Allen tops the losers with 163 448. Spitfires win 3 from Buckley-Lages with Sara Dale 165 204 138 for 507 and Glynell Headley 161 171 141 for 473. Elva White 150 192 469, Mary Tinsman 183 446 also shine. Shenandoah Enterprises move to third on a forfeit as Agnes Longerbeam 178 429 and Nellie Ebersolen 177 472 lead. Five for Fun also takes a forfeit with Betty Lake 141 372. Question Marks tie Nameless in the first game. Rosa Wilcox 154 421 and Darlene Largent 161 398 pace Nameless with Esther Mitchell 136 177 174 for 487 and Hilda Braithwaite 162 455.
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Northside Lanes
Ph Rlse Downs
Fearless
Lorraine Sealock
Betty McKee
Pat Taylor
Dee Allen
Buckley-Lages
Spitfires
Sara Dale
Glynell Headley
Elva_White
Mary Tinsman
Agnes Longerbeam
Barbara Boswell
Nellie Ebersolen
Five For Fun
Betty Lake
Rosa Wilcox
Darlene Largent
June Paston
Esther Mitchell
Pal Eagle Unbeaten In Cup Trials
Newport RI AP four yachts competed in America's Cup observation trials as American Eagle remained undefeated with a second straight victory beating Easterner by 2:27. Constellation won her second straight defeating Nefertiti by 1:82 over a 20.7 mile Rhode Island Sound course. Columbia was idle.
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Newport
American Eagle
Constellation
Columbia
Battling Nebertiti
Easterner
Nefertiti
Rhode Island Sound
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Spark Church League
Buck Cooper
Jack Fretwell
Ordel
Fret
RHE 1St Baptist
Bill Salyan
C.Y.O
DeHaven
Harris
Rhe C.Y
Brad
Presbyterian
Eddie Lee
Mike Foreman
Jim Laise
John Irvine
Frank Graves, Jr
Dickie LaFollette
Rhe
Presley
Merch
Hall
Town Tac’s
Phillip
Marie Franklin
Cookie Lofton
Town & Country
É6ver Blue Sunoco
Evelyn Tucker
Nellie Vaughn
Oates Grocery
Cooper’s Jewelers
Helen Snapp
Jeanie McKee
Peggy Beeser
Louise Armstrong
Eva Brill
Mae Taylor
Cooper’s
Dew Mountaineers
Midnight Rider
Cathy Seeders
Dot Rice
Louise Wilson
Jane Cunningham
Denny’s
Betty Corbin
Denney
Helen Burns
Flo Baker
Lorraine Cather
Woodchucks
Maxine Miller
Pat Cooper
RM Soph
PTV
Miece
Pittsburgh
Bobby Bragan
Lotus-Ford
Impala
Corvair
Ed Ons
FORD
Axie
Savoy
BUICK
Electra
Cadillac
Chrysler
Cador
Chevrolet
Virginia
Shenandoah Enterprises
Hilda Braithwaite
Barbara Madigan
Wanda Gilmer
Siser
Louis
P.S
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
ST. Louis
Newark
Tampa
Winchester
Evening Star
Pal Eagle
Cup
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