Twins Top Birds in Five Inning Game
Sam McDowell struggled with control as Boston exploded for six unearned runs off his pitching in a 9-3 rout of the Indians. Jose Santiago earned the win for Boston while Ken Harrelson and Rico Petrocelli led the attack with clutch hits. Minnesota blanked Baltimore 2-0 in a rain-shortened affair as Dave Boswell pitched five scoreless frames.
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Brechler Named Cal Athletic Director After Newell Resigns
Paul W. Brechler named athletic director at the University of California Berkeley succeeding Pete Newell who resigned after unrest among Negro athletes. Brechler, 55, will start Aug 15. Newell becomes general manager of the San Diego Rockets.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League leading Detroit sits at 46 26 with Minnesota 37 33 and Baltimore 36 33 close behind. National League leaders St Louis 45 28 and Atlanta 38 34 pace a crowded circuit as schedules show daily games and twi nights.
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Area Sports Schedule Tonight Across Frederick County
A busy weekend slate features horse racing at Shenandoah Downs at 7 15 p m and multiple church league softball games including Grace Bible vs First Presbyterian at 6 30 p m Sunnyside versus North Frederick at 6 30 p m on diamond 2 First Brethren against Market St at 6 30 p m on diamond 3 plus Baptist versus Braddock St at 7 30 p m on diamond 1. Little League and Pony League baseball contests run 5 45 p m through 8 p m with O Sullivan facing National Fruit and Green Chemical meeting Workingman. Saturday covers a slow pitch tournament at district 12 inch slow pitch and stock car racing at Winchester Speedway while Sunday rolls into teen league baseball and local league action.
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Lineburg Freeman Capture Low Net Title in Ladies Tourney
The Ladies Member Guest Tournament at Winchester Country Club produced very low scores. Lineburg and Freeman won low net with 64, edging Massey Smoke and Anderson Scott in a sudden death playoff. Susie Phillips and Mary Alice Canney took low gross team with 75, while Canney posted 80 for low gross guest and Smoke 70 for low net guest.
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Ryun to Get Shot At Olympics
Sixteen yearns athletes with injuries or illness are granted another chance at the U S Olympic trials in South Lake Tahoe during the September training week. World mile recordholder Jim Ryun and long jump recordholder Ralph Boston are among those allowed to compete if fit.
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Shenandoah Downs Race Results Card Summary
Shenandoah Downs race results list multiple horses with recent payoffs and bets. Notable payouts include Daily Double (1-2) at $94.80 and Twin Double (4-1-4-1) at $2,376.20 plus Exacta (10-1) at $32.60. Attendance reported 3,318. Entries include First Lady Lecarle and Daring Star among top finishers with various placings and odds.
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Rain Hits Shenandoah Downs Card Despite Wet Track
In Charles Town West Virginia heavy rain drenched Shenandoah Downs minutes before post time. Lady Leearle and Peace On Earth won the $94.80 Daily Double with Dean Johnston Jr and apprentice Hazael Miranda guiding their horses. Peace On Earth edged Tuscany Jr in the second race to pay $8.40. A crowd of about 3500 witnessed a shortened post parade of six minutes for the first three races.
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Weaver Gains Lead But Loses Ride at Hagerstown Race
In Hagerstown Maryland George Weaver of Alexandria leads the point standings after being replaced by Junior Ritchey in the Yankee Rebel. Weaver later secured a ride in the Ruby super and finished third in the main event, boosting his overall lead to 251 with Don Davis second. The season sees the point lead change nine times midway through the year as action resumes with a Sunday double feature at 7 p.m.
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NCAA moves to repeal freshman eligibility rule
In San Francisco AP Four major conferences plan to push repeal at next year’s NCAA convention. The Collegiate Commissioners Association concluded a four day meeting with divisions among members led by Bill Reed. The Mid American Pacific Eight Big Eight and Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference will seek repeal of the rule permitting freshmen to compete on varsity teams in most sports.
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