Little League president recalls first year in office
Marc Whitmore, ex president of the National League, reflects on his first year running the local Little League. He discusses tryouts, the season’s grind, all star selection, balancing managers, and the pressure from Williamsport while noting the challenges of parent involvement and keeping games running smoothly.
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Clete Boyer Hurt as Yankees Fall to Pending Scan
In a murky report the Yankees third baseman Clete Boyer is said to suffer an injury on a recent game with unclear details. X rays to assess damage were planned, with manager Ralph Houk expressing concern over a possible serious finger injury.
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Frederick JV victory over Walkersville and Damascus noted
Frederick High dominates the meet with a 3504 relay win and multiple top finishes. Team members Ball Horton Ed Gannes Jack Thompson lead the victorious sprint relays while teammates Dom Bockhure Alben and Fag contribute in the hurdles and jumps. Distinguished performances from other schools are noted with tight finishes and standout efforts across events.
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Red Sox edge Dodgers 3 2 in exhibition pitcher duel
Bill Monbouquette and Earl Wilson outpitched Sandy Koufax as Boston beat Los Angeles 3 2 in Scottsdale. Monbouquette four innings one run two hits. Wilson next four innings two walks four hits. Koufax six innings three walks six hits including Mejias double and triple.
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Braves win as LeMaster Cloninger spin five hit game
Denny LeMaster and Tony Cloninger combined for a five hit pitching effort guiding the Milwaukee Braves to a 3-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in West Palm Beach. LeMaster worked seven innings allowing three hits and one run. Cloninger handled the ninth on an unearned run.
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Yankees Favored To Win AL Pennant At 103 To 1
New York Yankees projected as overwhelming choice to repeat as AL pennant winners with six contenders below. Teams like Los Angeles Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland and Boston expected to challenge. Key trades and strong lineup bolster the Yankees while rivals add new faces and depth.
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Bears blank Baltimore as Meissner nets three
Dick Meissner scored three goals to pace the Hershey Bears to a 4 victory over Baltimore in a rough first round Calder Cup playoff game. The best-of-three series continues tonight in Baltimore as 70 minutes in penalties were handed out by referee Dolphin MacArthur.
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Spahn eyes 20 win season with fourth-day pitching rule
Warren Spahn, 41, predicts a 20 win campaign for the Milwaukee Braves if he is allowed to pitch every fourth day. The lefty star, an 18 game winner in 1962, stresses his arm needs the regular fourth-day rhythm to stay effective and says he will not pitch on a longer cycle.
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Cardinals topple Senators 6 4 in St Louis win
In a tense midweek game at St Louis the Cardinals edged the Washington Senators 6 to 4. Pitcher Flatlarry Fane and Barhy Shoriz protected a late lead as St Louis broke a drought, sparked by three long hits including a homer and a triple by Pires, while Fansk and Leppert delivered key plays for the Sens. Musial and Ouster contributed on offense for the Cards.
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